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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1970
Page
13
Texas health officials warn against self medication using leftover or borrowed drugs. A doctor’s guidance is urged for antibiotics and any prescription drugs. The note stresses dangers of improper dosages, mislabeling, and child access. Family notices express gratitude from Ruby Hall’s relatives.
Rev E L Teague, new Sidney Baptist pastor, gave a timely devotional at 3:00 PM. Loh man Cagle led song service with thanks to the pastor and Mr Gagie. Minister Dale Scott from Pearl Street Church of Christ to lead next Sunday at 3:00 PM. Grief over the death of Carrie Isham James and sympathy extended to her family. Numerous local and visiting relatives named as they stopped by to see Emma Redwine, Dessie Patterson, Louisa Denvanda, Lille Brinson, Violet Moore, Bess Vaughn Looney, and others in the community.
Ruby Franklin Hall 61 of Comanche died Thursday March 5 in a local hospital. Services were 3 p m Friday March 6 at First Baptist Church with Rev. John Wiles and Rev. Allen Owens officiating. Burial in Board Church Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Mrs Jewell Lee Gm Hall mother Mrs Ollie Hall sister Mrs Winnie Mae Johnson five brothers and other relatives.
The notice lists multiple social visits with names and towns including Duncan ville, Od essa, Eastland, Proctor, Skillyton, Brown Williams, Sidney, and Odessa. It records March birthdays for Madge Woolsey and James March 30 and notes several residents such as Roy Turner, Joe Smith, Johnny, Dick Irby, George Nelson, Faver Kinzer, Hollis Woolsey, Onhelia Woolsey, Sam Montgomery, Willis Hulsey, Mary Lou Stine, Earl McDonald, L. L. Vaughn, Ruby, Fanny Hickman, Pearl Moore, Faye Kemp, Truman Hall, and Mary Pitt.
News from Shady Elm reports a Sunday devotion by Rev Homer Tumbleson and Gartman View Freewill Baptist Church guests. It notes the passing of Mrs Lura E House and extends sympathy to family. Local residents Lon and Bess Vaughan visited Mrs Mattie Davis, with others visiting, illness updates and upcoming services by Rev J W Hurt and the South Side Pentecostal Church.
Mrs Lura Earl House 92 of Comanche died Sunday March 8 in a local nursing home. Services were held March 10 at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev Alien Owens officiating. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery. She was born May 9 1877 in Comanche and lived here her life. Survived by three sons Carl Stephenville Clyde and Emmitt House both of Comanche four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. A singing event is planned March 15 at Stephenville Primitive Baptist Church at 1 30 p m.
The Board of Trustees of Comanche Independent School District issues this formal order as recorded in the official board proceedings. The action specifies governance and for the district’s administrative or policy effect. This entry reflects a procedural resolution adopted by the board.
Exploding soft drink bottles pose a hazard to families and delivery workers since no return bottles hit the market. Barbra Williams notes incidents where bottles explode after fridge closure, injuring foods and people. Bottling firms cite weak bottles and reduced carbonation.
Dr Frank McCullough, assistant professor of civil engineering at the University of Texas, heads a project detailing the world’s strongest airplane runway in Palmdale, California. The surface can support about a million pounds, exceeding the Boeing 747’s typical load.
Mr and Mrs Garland Houck of Kennedy visited Houck's mother Mrs Ada Pederson over the weekend.
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