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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
8
The article describes using honey in modern dessert recipes highlighting a 60 calorie per serving pudding made with skim milk and vanilla, and a Honey Chocolate Cake recipe with cake flour cocoa baking soda salt and buttermilk. It emphasizes flavor blends and accessible ingredients like Ky supply and yogurt.
A reflective piece on moral duties to help the untouchable forgive the unforgivable and love the unlovable. It argues non physical being seeks freedom in serving others, urging courage toward the marginalized and praising forgiveness, mercy, and hopeful acts.
The Texas Forest Service offers windbreak seedlings for Central and West Texas with shipments from mid January to March 1957. Species from Indian Mound Nursery include black locust cottonwood cataina Chinese elm mulberry Osage orange red cedar sycamore euonymus buffaloberry rose multiflora Austrian pine ponderosa shortleaf slash pine and stratified black walnut. Orders require 190 trees minimum, priced at 159 per hundred plus tax. ships prepaid on a first come first served basis.
Mr and Mrs H S Buster Hicks with daughters Sandra Linda and Shirley and Dallas friend Jack Gregory spent Christmas in Comanche with Hicks family including Mrs N S Hicks and Mrs Joe Marshall Also present were Roma couple Coach and Mrs J M Marshall and their son Jimmy Don of San Marcos with Mr Marshall s mother
Mrs. Lela May Cunningham 83 died December 25 in a Brownwood hospital after a five day illness. Born July 18, 1883 in Comanche County, she married Samuel Bennett Cunningham January 3, 1904 and had five children. She was a member of South Leon Baptist Church Newburg and survived by four daughters three sons a stepson and three brothers. Funeral arrangements set for December 26 in Newburg.
Lubbock guests visited Mrs. W. J. Payne in Gustine and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Allen. Mrs. Payne’s relatives from Lubbock joined Mrs. W. A. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Thomas at her home. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bowers and their son Larry of San Antonio spent Christmas with the Sanders family.
In Oklahoma City a funeral service was held Monday December 26 at the Oak Lawn Funeral Chapel for a family with seven children and fifteen great grandchildren. Rev. S J Isham officiated with interment at Newburg Cemetery. Pallbearers included Earl Seay Bruce Lane Sid Burton Garland Collins Le Roy Kemmitz and Thomas Foreman.
Mrs. L G Muncy 41 of 205 Sunset Drive Comanche died Friday December 23 in a local hospital. Born May 25 1925 in Copperas Cove she married L G Muncy December 24 1941 and had three children. She was a member of Pearl Street Church of Christ Comanche. Survived by husband son Garland Guy Muney three daughters Sherian Turner Irving Linda Bridges Big Coppitt Florida three sisters Opal Rozell Waco Polly Wilson Irving Faye Green West three brothers Herman James Johnny Cox all of Waco and several half brothers and sisters and three grandchildren. Services were held at 2 pm Monday.
Jones visitors staying with Mrs. H R Jones during Christmas include Cyril J Isham and family of Fort Worth Hardie R Jones and family of Terrell Eddie Jones and Ross of Midland Donnie D Johnson and family of Dallas joined the household for the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Hall and David Scott of Dallas with Mr and Mrs David Goodson of Amari jo and Austin are listed in a home for Christmas notice.
December 26 service at Pearl Street Church of Christ officiated by R G Parkinson. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery with pallbearers Walter Wadsworth Dan Grayson A D Moat Ernest Woolsey Marvin Hall and Dave Andrews.
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards of Dickinson Mr. Y Wiley of Brownwood Mr. and Mrs. Harold Edwards of Texas City Miss Sherry Edwards of Freeport Mrs. Ida Mae Ravenshire and Miss Rena Owens spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. T Edwards in Harmony.
Azalea Ellis hosted a Christmas visit with Mr and Mrs Carl Ellis and Landa from Winchester Kentucky joining, along with Mrs Wayne Adams and Carla from Midland, and Mr and Mrs Joe Walker with their daughter from Denton.
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