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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1960
Page
4
Health hints from Dr. Holle outline 36 common habits harming teeth. Biting glasses, pens, nails, pins, and thread among workers. thumb sucking in children. pacifiers and nursing bottles after age six. sleeping with a cheek on a fist can misalign jaws. Emphasizes correcting poor dental habits to prevent tooth misalignment and aches.
Funeral services for J. H. Lowrey drew attendees from across Texas. Dallas, Cisco, Andrews, Fort Worth, Lubbock, Seminole, Sonora, Brady, Mertzon, and Albany residents joined family members including W. C. Lowrey and others in Fort Worth.
A new cavern near Sonora Texas called one of the world’s most beautiful was opened for public viewing July 16 with dedication set for July 23. The Caverns of Sonora, 15 minutes west of Sonora, is the largest Texas cave open to the public with a constant 70 degree temperature and features such sights as Devil’s Delight Antler’s Room War Club Room Hall of the White Giants Halo Lake and the Diamond Room. Tour guides Jim Papadaxis and Jack Burch will conduct a 90 minute tour with an optional longer tour planned for 1961 as formations remain live and growing.
Edgar Cecil East aged 84 a former Comanche County resident died at the family home 456 Red River in Austin on Wednesday July 13. He had lived in Comanche County previously and was known as a former Comanchean.
Beattie Baptist Church schedules a revival from July 24 to 31 with Rev Raymond Butts of Odessa preaching. The notice invites all to attend and join in the services.
A report by the American Optometric Association highlights optometry as a crucial field with many communities lacking an optometrist. It stresses the rewarding nature of eye care, notes low female participation, and cites earnings around 9 750 dollars with five years of college as the path.
Ernest Woolsey recently discharged from the Army returns to Marble Falls to take a home with his wife Gwyn who has been living with her parents in Marble Falls. He will work for the Mathes Company in Marble Falls.
The White Point Club met on Wednesday the 13th with 30 members present to honor longtime members and those moved away. Mavis Peace of San Angelo won a door prize. Matt Bragg of De Leon claimed the oldest member prize. 54 attendees shared a quilted morning, songs, and a bountiful dinner.
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