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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1957
Page
13
The Law in Texas explains how a trust places property in a trustee's hands for distribution to beneficiaries. It covers grantors, trustees, life estates, and dthrift trusts, plus tax advantages and investment rules. A properly drafted trust avoids pitfalls and should be discussed with an attorney and the trustee.
The Amity Home Demonstration Club held its Christmas party on December 11 at the clubhouse. Members decorated with evergreens and a popcorn centerpiece, enjoyed music and readings, exchanged gifts, and shared iced cookies, jello, and spiced tea after the program.
Dana Williams of Gladewater, president of the Texas State Teachers Association, outlines an emergency plan to raise Texas public school teachers' salaries until long term provisions can be set. The plan seeks a $399 state minimum raise with annual increments to push most teachers to a $579 raise, plus $90 yearly increases for the first five years of service.
Mr and Mrs Howell Cobb along with children Virginia Kay and Robert spent the holidays in Brady visiting relatives and enjoying the season in the town.
Wakitoma Camp Fire Girls, led by Leslie Hallmark and Mrs. James Hallmark, held a December 17 party at the Camp Fire House. They caroled to local homes, left handmade decorations at a children's home, enjoyed refreshments, and exchanged gifts. Elaine King received a Camp Fire bracelet for best town theme.
Visiting at the Moore home over Christmas were the C C Moore children Mrs B M Moore and children Carl Lannie Dana of Weatherford and Mr W E Laker and children Glenn and Paul of Denver City. Doritha Bowman and daughter Petta join Mrs Gerald Holcomb and son Alan of Abilene. Gerald was absent due to work. Drive Safely A good Week ends in safe driving.
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