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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
11
We express appreciation for kind deeds during the death of Rev R H Davenport. Thanks to Rev Robert Haynes Mr and Mrs Gaither and Mr and Mrs Harry Cloud for their services and all who sent food and flowers. Your kindness will be remembered by the Davenport family.
Comanche citizens contributed to Trick or Treat for UNICEF with donations from Central Christian, Presbyterian, United Pentecostal, First Baptist, and First Methodist churches. Total raised reaches 103 dollars and 50 cents as children collected from local communities.
Donna and Melinda Crouch of Comanche are pictured in the Fort Worth Star Telegram after earning places in the Texas Girls Choir Preparatory Choir. They must keep grades above B and participate in rehearsals and training as the choir tours Texas and nearby states. The Crofiett family now lives in Everman with Route 7 Box 346A Fort Worth.
Lula F Edwards 85 of 107 E Neeley Comanche died Thursday October 27 in a local hospital. Born November 1 1880 in Alabama she moved to Comanche 30 years ago. Surviving daughters C L Coan B F Gunn one sister Bela Coulter one brother E L Hornsby 18 grandchildren 88 great grandchildren 9 great great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Sunday October 30 at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev John C Wiles and Rev S J Isham officiating. Interment White Point Cemetery. Grandsons pallbearers.
James Kenneth Ware died Wednesday Oct 26 in De Leon hospital. Born Dec 20 1901 in Savoy Fannin County to Joseph Richard and Lulu Ware he married Jewel Clack in Sept 1925. Survived by sister Mrs I C Denegan services held at Laurel Land Cemetery Dallas Oct 28 with interment there.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 am in the First Baptist Church of Po Leen for Mrs Lou Minnie Gryder with Rev Ralph Hickmar officiating. Interment followed in West End Cemetery Stephenville Nabors Funeral Home in charge. She was born December 28 1879 in Tennessee and died October 27 in De Leon Hospital. She is survived by her son James R Gryder of Comanche two sisters and nine grandchildren.
As of September 1, pear production reached 30,331,000 bushels marking a 47 percent rise over the 1965 crop and 15 percent above the 1960-64 average. This indicates strong yields for the period analyzed.
Wayne Pinkerton presented Farm Better at a Comanche Counts gathering Tuesday night with attendees including Vic Isham Young Bob Andrews Elton McDonald and others. The group praised the film for showing electricity reducing labor costs boosting profits. A joint meeting with the Lions was approved and Dr Aaron Baxter will report on the peanut meeting set for December 18 at Golden Arro.
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