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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
12
James R. L. Sharp, 46, died Friday in Fort Worth after living in Comanche since infancy. Survived by wife Gussie, son Billie Ray, five stepchildren, mother, sister, and a late son. Service 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel, interment Oakwood Cemetery.
Daniel W. Dutton 91 of Comanche died Saturday January 14 at a local rest home. He was born March 7 1875 in Fort Payne Alabama and lived in Comanche 69 years. Survivors include a son Elmo Dutton two daughters a step daughter and five grandchildren. Services were January 16 at the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oakwood Cemetery.
Tax man Sam advises farmers who have not filed income tax returns to obtain the free Farmers Tax Guide from the local IRS office or County Agent. The booklet explains how to handle income tax in plain language for farmers.
Miss Bess Moody was honored on her birthday with a luncheon and 42 party hosted by Mrs. Clarence Rea last Saturday. The celebration featured a traditional birthday cake with candles before gifts were opened, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dixon Miss Mary Armstrong Mrs. Viola Cheatham Mrs. Lila Carnes Mrs. Katie Jones and the honoree.
TP&L announces 1967 capital program of 42.0 million dollars for new facilities. Valley Steam No 2 and Tradinghouse Creek No 1 generateers advance, with 138 and 345 kv transmission lines and multiple substations planned across Edgewood Canton Weatherford Springtown Paris Forney and other locales. National totals show rising U S generating capacity and tax impact through 1966 and 1967. Comanche visitors Tupin family join Seagraves hosts.
Mr and Mrs Troy Pettit and Mrs Cliff Pettit visited Fort Worth last Thursday with Pettit aunt Mrs Kitty Pennington who is seriously ill in Harris Hospital. Mrs Cliff Pettit stayed through the week to visit son Kenneth Pettit and family and returned home Sunday.
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