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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1961
Page
5
A revival event at the Sidney will start Friday and run through Sunday. Rev. seem will lead services beginning at 8 with prayer and an invitation to join in peaceful reflection.
A reading urges students to start the school year strong with nutritious meals. It cites Ruth M Leverton on food becoming the body and stresses balanced meals, green salad, milk, and protein like eggs and beans, plus a good breakfast to boost alertness and growth.
Mrs. Henrietta Cade Proctor a 94 year old native of Proctor and Blanket resident died Sunday at a Brownwood rest home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church in Blanket with Rev. John McCord officiating. Burial in Blanket Cemetery. Survived by two sons James O. Cade Lubbock Ernest G. Cade Glendale Calif four daughters Jewell G. McGallaid Washington DC Bertie G. Lane San Saba Henrietta Lawrence Hamilton Helen N. Rodgers Blanket a brother L T Green Farwell a sister Laura Rucker Dublin four grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
The Odd Fellows Lodge of Comanche hosted teens Tuesday night to discuss forming a Junior Odd Fellows Lodge. A. B. Smith spoke on the steps to organize, with eight teenage boys present alongside twenty regular members.
Ida Dabney 92 widow of F. E. Dabney of De Leon dies at home August 14. Funeral at First Methodist Church De Leon with Rev. Roy Johnson officiating. Burial in De Leon Cemetery. Born June 26 1869 in Cherokee County she lived in De Leon over 65 years. Survived by Clay Dabney Springtown Mrs B. D. Lock Springtown sister Mrs W. B. Cain De Leon two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Dove season opens September 1 through October 30 with bag limit 15 possession 30. Noon to sunset hunting hours. Shotguns plugged to 3 shells and 10 gauge max. Rifles prohibited.
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