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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1969
Page
3
A reader letter critiques Darrell Royal and Texas for a merciless win over Arkansas, notes the large TV audience, and recounts strong praise for the Longhorns alongside broader local notices about paving, a county courthouse book sale, and civic concerns.
Winners braved wind and snow for the first weekly cash drawing in Comanche Chamber of Commerce Trade Days. Odessa Henry won $50, Hugh Singleton $25, and Lester Chandler $15. drawings continue each Saturday before Christmas. The column promotes TCT Texas Communities Tomorrow and local growth through agri business industry and Lake Proc tor recreation.
The Shady Elm notes praise Victory Baptist Church for a worshipful service led by Rev Walter Liss and group of young helpers who shared songs and a message No Room for Jesus. Readers are thanked for visits and Christmas cookies from Liberty Free Will Baptist Church youth group. Several local families are mentioned visiting and spending Thanksgiving in Weatherford with relatives.
The Green family expresses gratitude for kindness shown after Mrs Green was injured in a fall and hospitalized. They thank Dr Rey D Mims and hospital staff for care and neighbors for visits cards and support. They are home and recovering. Mr and Mrs Ed Green.
A recent study shows pupils who expect to do well perform better on schoolwork and tests than those who anticipate poor results. The article stresses self confidence as a key factor in overall success for students and adults.
December 15 to 19 menu lists daily items for lunch including hamburgers and milk on Monday, fish fillet and mashed potatoes on Tuesday, pinto beans and corn bread on Wednesday, beef casserole and hot rolls on Thursday, and turkey with cranberry sauce on Friday along with desserts and beverages.
The family of O. E. Biggs expresses gratitude for kindness after the death including flowers food and comforting messages. Special thanks to Minister Clarence Bryant for the service and to Oak Lawn Funeral Home for the ceremony. May God bless each helper.
The Ben Nelson family expresses deep gratitude for kindness during Mrs. Nelson's illness. They thank the doctors and nurses at Mims Hospital for care and all who sent cards gifts visits prayers and wishes.
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