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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1966
Page
12
Tula C Ross aged 96 died Monday in a local hospital. Born October 3 1870 in Dadeville Alabama he moved to Texas in 1888 and lived 75 years in Comanche County before moving to Brownwood. He married Carrie Coker in 1893 and leaves a large family including Sen Calvin Ross and many grandchildren. Services were held at Pearl Street Church of Christ with interment at Oakwood Cemetery.
Henry Evans Stephenson 71 died in a local hospital Tuesday December 20 born December 12 1295 in Gorman son of Mercus and Martha Ann Kelly Stephenson married to Mary Williams May 19 1913 in Sweetwater they had one daughter member of the Church of Christ survived by his wife daughter Mrs Gus Wilhelm Comanche two brothers Carl Meadow and Bill Robertson O Fallon Missouri two grandchildren Services were held Wednesday December 21 at Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel with Clarence Bryant Blanket and G Parkinson officiating Interment in Oakwood Cemetery with nephews as pallbearers
High school vocational agriculture programs contribute to scientific farming through classroom work and Future Farmers of America activities. They train youths and adults in crop and livestock science, including insect and disease control, fertilization, and engine operation, preparing a career path in agricultural science.
Ann Stratton, County HD Agent, notes Crepe Myrtle as a large shrub or small tree, native to India and naturalized in the southern U S. It thrives in full sun, blooms in hot dry periods, features peeling bark, and offers a range of flower colors. Prune to extend bloom and manage mildew with sprays in wet seasons. northern Texas areas may freeze back but emphasize late-summer color from new wood.
First Lieutenant Richard J. O Lear son of Mr and Mrs Stephen O Lear of 1325 Pearless Drive El Cajon California has been named Distinguished Graduate at the Air University Squadron Officer School Maxwell AFB Alabama He graduated Friday Dec 16 with top five percent of his class He is reassigned to Stendelph APB Texas for duty Betty his wife is daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Limmer of Comanche Route 4 The School is part of the Air University officer education system.
A new doll named Sandy sports a blue swimsuit and tans in sunlight due to a special light sensitive coating. The item cites connections to light chemistry and plant reproduction among its stated scientific themes.
Mrs. W. D. Everett hosted an early Christmas dinner Sunday the 18th with relatives from Dallas Brownwood and Weatherford. Attending were Clarence Everett and family, Troy Zack Linda and Joe, Travis Everett and Wilmer Langley and Ron da, Buster Langley, Jack Everett, and Ray Walton Fair.
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