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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1971
Page
13
The article argues deterioration of family life drives crime, drug abuse, and erosion of authority. It cites high divorce rates, debates on marriage and sex education, and urges the church to restore commitment within marriage and guide family sex education, while noting some denominations misinterpret sex education as condoning loose discipline.
Taxpayers learn that refunds require a full tax return using Form 1040 with instructions available at IRS offices. For grandparents, if two relatives contribute over 10 percent each and together cover more than half, either can claim them as a dependent. the nonclaimant files Form 2120 with the claimant’s return. Commuting costs are not deductible though state gas tax can be.
A reflection on forgiveness and sin, stating Jesus forgave sinners but not the sin. It argues sexuality should be expressed within marriage and that eroticism cannot replace sexuality. It urges churches to provide family oriented information on sexuality and contends laws reflect societal ideals while protecting and guiding the young toward stable families.
Crappie are easy to catch when they travel in schools but locating them is key. Use underwater obstructions like sunken trees to anchor, fish 10 to 30 feet deep in reservoirs, and probe each water layer with short pauses. A commercial crappie rig helps keep minnows off the line and improve bites. Do not use oversized hooks or minnows longer than two inches.
The Summers family expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during their sorrow. They thank Rev. Walter Liss and the Comanche Funeral Home for support and services.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Langley Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Davis Ves ta Davis and M. F. Davis of Proctor at a Swearingin family reunion in San Angelo Sunday. Advice on crappie fishing follows about bait stealing and careful line watching for bites.
A readers letter argues for tougher Texas highway laws to cut drunken driving deaths. It cites Chevrolet GM figures claiming 75 percent of fatalities could be prevented by removing drinking drivers and urges passage of House Bill 261 Senate Bill 68 and related measures to define intoxication and elevate penalties. The piece links safety to moral concerns and urges public support.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Elrod and Donna Ray attended the Carey family reunion in Colorado City last weekend, joining relatives for the gathering.
A court rules that the term children does not include stepchildren in a will and in workmen compensation cases. The article notes trends toward equal footing for stepchildren and humanitarian goals in modern law. Will Bernard writes on a public service feature of the American Bar Association.
The Williford family gathered at Lake Eanes on Tuesday and Wednesday in July 2021 for their annual reunion. About eighty relatives and visitor Mrs Allie Roger attended with basket lunches, games, and a business meeting led by president Fenley Williford. Officers retained. Travis Williford vice president. Eunice Rogers Smith secretary. Jess Williford and Sybil Stewart treasurers. Since the last meeting three marriages eight births and two deaths are recorded. cards sent to W P Whitlow and Dollie Stewart.
Market notes from Martha Stevens advise plentiful nectarines and seedless grapes with rising banana imports keeping prices attractive. Plum supplies peak in August with near low prices. watermelons, peaches, cherries, apricots, and honeydew on counters. Vegetables like okra and corn are economical. best beef deals on roasts and steaks. pork cuts and livers on sale. egg prices steady. fryers and roasting chickens good values. frozen turkeys and turkey products also offered.
The Roy Loudermilk Family thanks friends for prayers ecards flowers food and kindness shown after the death of husband father and grandfather Roy Loudermilk.
Stephen Norris of Clifton spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Virgil Norris, returning home after the visit.
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