Vans Leave New Mexico in Early Departure
A terse notice reports van movement from New Mexico in the early period, noting the departure location and timing without additional details.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1959
Page
5
A terse notice reports van movement from New Mexico in the early period, noting the departure location and timing without additional details.
A brief notice states she will spend about two months with Mr and Mrs Schallie Gray, outlining the living arrangement and timeframe.
Tom Easterwood 60 West Tern ranchman died Saturday in Barnhart after living in Comanche. Funeral services were held December 22 at Alpine. He owned the Swindle ranch south of Comanche and operated it while living here. Survived by son Thomas Easterwood of Corpus Christi and brother Eugene Easterwood of New Mexico.
From Big Spring at St. and Mrs. Don Ward and daughter recently visited relatives here, sharing time and news with local family members.
The author urges observing Christmas as a time to prioritize others and shared human life. He asks readers to consider children, the elderly, and loved ones, to replace ugly thoughts with kind actions, and to believe love is stronger than hate, evil, and death, encouraging perpetual celebration.
Advice on holiday home safety emphasizes fresh Christmas trees in water or sand, heat-free placement, and tested lights with no frayed cords. Do not use old cords, avoid overloading circuits, and dispose of dry trees. A Hawaiian Nut Bread recipe follows with ingredients and baking steps.
In 1950 the Willing Workers Club of Comanche completed 61 beautiful quilts. Members worked in all weather from sub freezing 12 degree cold to 110 degree heat, always returning with smiles after hard days and laughter. New jongs at 008 N Houston Bk.
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