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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1967
Page
3
Farmers urged to test soil during Peanut Production Week as 1966 yields reach a county record of 48.4 bushels per acre with 1,451 pounds, up from 28 bushels per acre in 1965. Experts say irrigation and fertilization could push yields higher.
Heart of Texas Barbara a registered Ayrshire from Heart of Texas Ayrshire Farm Blanket completed a lactation record ranking highest for milk and fat among all Ten-Year-Old and Over Ayrshires in Texas. Barbara produced 14 520 pounds of milk and 542 pounds of butterfat in a 305 day twice daily milking period.
Mrs Inez Palmer 74 of 701 W Walcott Comanche died February 19 in a local hospital. Services were at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel Monday February 20 officiated by Rev John Wiles. Interment at Oakwood Cemetery alongside six others. Survived by daughter Mrs C B Williams Jr Comanche brother Frank A Reese Comanche two sisters Estelle Reese and Mrs H P Oden Shreveport La and two grandchildren.
The Gamma Zeta Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society met at the First Baptist Church in Comanche on Saturday February 18. Miss Jewel Werner chaired the session with guest Mrs. John King of Comanche welcomed. Various members led songs and a talk on travel was given by Mrs. Lacile Duke of De Leon.
Brownwood Garden Clubs and guests from Goldthwaite Cross Plains Comanche and Graham gathered nearly one hundred to hear Rev Hubert Foust discuss Art With Driftwood. He spoke while arranging driftwood pieces in a humorous inspirational talk.
Five members of the fifteen member Junior High School Band earned All-District honors at the AI LDistrict Band Contest held in Estland on Saturday February 4. Kent Renshaw and Diane Cantrell won first chair with Renshaw on baritone and Cantrell on alto sax. The remaining band members named were Cindy Parks To Faia on bari ere and Danny Chapman on bass.
The article describes a social tea setup with gladioli and mums on the table. Mrs. Jenee Rea and Mrs. Nick Higginbotham presided at coffee services at each end of the table. Assorted cakes and mints were served. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Nick Mhegiehwhem, Mrs. J. Norsh am, Mrs. W. R. Jones, Mrs. Jack Jouette, Mrs Herbert Lockwood, Mrs. Harold Lock, and Mrs. Elmo Montgomery.
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