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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
3
The text extols the Bible as more than stories of kings and heroes, presenting God's message of salvation through Christ. It emphasizes faith, sincere heart seeking, and the blessed transformation of believers who become sons of God by asking, seeking, and knocking.
County Agent Floyd M Key urges homeowners to measure lawn area before buying lawn fertilizers or pesticides. Multiply length by width to get square feet, then apply products by per 1000 square feet guidelines. Mark lawns in 1000 sq ft plots when applying herbicides or pesticides to avoid over or under treatment. The agent offers free information at his office. Fort Worth visitor Annette Norwood spent Mother’s Day with her mother in Comanche and A A Chambers of Rogers, New Mexico visits.
Austin resident Austin Castle B. Ellis spent the weekend with his son Glen Ellis and daughter-in-law Mrs. Glen Ellis. Glen is a research scientist with the Defense Research Laboratory in Austin.
Brownwood Social Security chief Glen McNair urges seniors aged 65 and older to enroll in doctor bill insurance before May 31 to secure Medicare coverage starting July 1 1966. Those turning 65 before March 1 1966 must enroll now or wait until October 1967 for another opportunity.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. House of Stephenville visited her mother W. T. House at Shady Elm Rest Home on Sunday.
Lt Col and Mrs English and sons Tom and Job from New Braunfels visited their mothers Mrs Earl Morris and Mrs Kate Jones in Abilene, joined by Mr and Mrs Morris and their children.
Jesse James 51 ruck driver of San Antonio died May 10 in San Antonio from a heart attack. Born February 6 1915 in Comanche to R E James and Maggie Danes James he served in the Army and Coast Guard in World War II and later worked for The Comanche Chief. Survived by his mother daughter Karemina Hinton sister Ruth Loudermilk two grandchildren and two nephews.
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