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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1970
Page
12
A collage of short items covers humor about cleanliness and hippies, archaeology on Noahs Ark, pulsars, and a casual marriage advice column. It also notes Corpus Christi tragedy after Celia with price gouging and rapid relief efforts, plus a family thank you from Mission, Texas for condolences.
Column argues crime rose 128 percent since 1960 while crime control falters from weak family structures and media violence. It urges swift punishment and strong Christian renewal to redirect inner impulses toward God and lawful behavior, warning of national collapse if ignored.
I express deep appreciation for gifts cards visits calls and prayers during recent hospital stays in De Leon and Fort Worth. If any cards were missed, please accept this as my thanks. Sincerely Mrs Pete Wall.
Mrs. Curtis Montgomery visited her mother, Mrs. Clem Hancock, in Fort Worth last weekend.
The TAP program in Texas earns high backing as Gov Preston Smith displays the TAP bumper sticker on his official car. Originated by Agriculture Commissioner John C White in Nov 1968, TAP promotes Texas made foods and fibers and relies on over 20 sponsors for sponsored Texas gourmet dinners, with cooperation from commodity groups, grocers, media, banks, and legislators.
Special 4 Kenneth Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams, is home on a 30 day convalescent leave after being wounded in the right arm and left hand in enemy action in Viet Nam. College Station visitors include Dr. and Mrs. David Roesink Chuck Mike and Katie.
Arlington residents Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Durham spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ted Durham and Mr. and Mrs. D KE Caraway, highlighting family gathering in the area.
From Fort Worth Mr and Mrs John Purcell visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Key last weekend.
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