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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1966
Page
3
An health service report notes home accidents occur every four to six years and warns that hazards indoors rival factory risks. It urges Miss Stratton and others to conduct safety checks, install escape plans, and prioritize hazard removal to reduce injuries.
The library announces a winter program offering Great Books selections to readers. Volunteers will lead groups, meeting biweekly in May at the library with no obligation to purchase. details and costs vary, and donations may support the effort.
Mrs Ruth Pauline Sharp White 37 Brownwood resident formerly of Comanche died August 13 in a Brownwood hospital. Funeral services were held August 15 at Oak Lawn Funeral Home Chapel Comanche with ministers Clarence Bryant and Robert Parkinson. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. Survived by husband William O T White two daughters Carolyn Sue Joyner and Linda Lou White a son William Randall White mother Mrs Marvin Hall Comanche brother James R L Sharp Fort Worth sister Mrs Donald Hall Comanche and two grandchildren.
Virgil G. Cash 76 of Comanche County died Saturday in a local hospital after long illness. Funeral services were held 2:00 p.m. Monday at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. S J Isham officiating. Pallbearers were Wayne Swindle Ottis Fields Tom Dudley John Carpenter Boyd Anthony and Ira Clemons. A retired peace officer, he served many years in Comanche County and was a Baptist. He married Inez Gates on September 12, 1912. Survived by his wife of Comanche and sisters Mrs. Sally Painter of Oklahoma and Mrs. Eva Scott of Waco.
Visit by Ira Clemons Clyde House John King and QO B Philips to Wayne Hill ailing class member of the Methodist Men’s Bible Class Friday. Hill is reported in critical condition at the Veterans Hospital.
In College Station markets beef is cheaper with many cuts on sale. Ann Stratton of Home Demonstration Agency notes baby beef and mature beef specials. Fryers remain economical. turkeys fish grapes potatoes and assorted produce offer value as seasonally stocked.
Regular Sunday singing events slated for August 2 at 1 30 pm in Gorman. All are invited to attend. In other notes, J B Adcock of Gustine reports selling Aberdeen Angus cattle to M 5 McMillan of San Angelo.
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