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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
11
A text contrasts art and touch inviting inner contact with life and God, urging self awareness before faith. It argues touch as communication, personal growth, and a humane life, then notes fiscal 1973 VA expenditures rising by $66 million to $326 million to fund training opportunities for Vietnam era veterans.
The piece links killers like Oswald Sirhan and others to loner and loser profiles. It notes broken families failed church outreach and cites Jesus reaching out to loners. It questions what the church can do to engage isolated individuals and prevent violence.
Publication cites Earl McNew to appear in 52nd District Court in Comanche County Texas by 10 a.m. on the first Monday after 42 days from July 3 1972 to answer a petition by Joseph J Brown and others regarding undivided mineral and leasehold interests in two described tracts in Comanche County. The notice is issued by Judge Ben Wilhelm with Deputy Ruth Page. The text also contains a closing religious reflection about inclusion and Jesus aiding outcasts.
Genealogical column traces John H Howard born about 1807 in Georgia, moved to Texas with two brothers, fought in the Revolution era conflicts, died 1841 in Nacogdoches County. Married Sarah Burleson, children listed with birthdates and marriages across Texas, Oklahoma, and Ireland. Publication details Dawes Family Association newsletter, subscription info, and data exchange requests.
Mrs Martha Christia Slaughter 71 of Fort Worth formerly of De Leon died June 2 at Brookhaven Convalescent Home Fort Worth Funeral services were held June 5 at Comyn Baptist Church near De Leon Burial followed in Comyn Cemetery Nabors Funeral Home in charge Survivors include two daughters Mrs RK Hudson of Los Angeles and Mrs W E Sherrod of Fort Worth two brothers Spurgen Hyans and Morgan Evans one sister Mrs H W Hughes eleven grandchildren and five great grandchildren
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