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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
13
The Davenport family expresses appreciation for the kindness during the death of Rev. R. H. Davenport. They thank Rev. Robert Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Gaither and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cloud for services and all who sent food and flowers. Your kindness will be remembered.
Local trick or treat for UNICEF collectors from Central Christian Presbyterian United Pentecostal First Baptist and First Methodist churches raised a total of 103 dollars and 50 cents. The note thanks Comanche residents for gifts and cooperation aiding children worldwide.
Donna and Melinda Crouch from Comanche Public Schools earned spots in the Texas Girls Choir Preparatory Choir after auditioning in Fort Worth. They attend rehearsals a music clinic charm school and officer training. probation rules apply if grades fall below B. The non profit choir for ages 8 to 12 has toured in 1966.
James Kenneth Ware died Wednesday Oct 26 in De Leon hospital. Born Dec 20, 1901 in Savoy to Joseph Richard and Lulu Ware. He married Jewel Clack in 1925. Survived by sister Mrs. I C Denegan. Services were at Laurel Land Cemetery Dallas Oct 28. Choir plans travel and an Education Program visiting historical sites. Croseto family now in Everman Route 7 Box 346A Fort Worth.
Lula F Edwards 85 of 107 E Neeley Comanche died Thursday October 27 at 2 40 pm in a local hospital. Born November 19 1880 in Alabama she lived in Comanche 30 years. Survived by two daughters two sisters a brother 18 grandchildren 88 great grandchildren and 9 great great grandchildren. Services Sunday October 30 at 2 pm in Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev John C Wiles and Rev S J Isham officiating. Burial White Point Cemetery. Grandsons were pallbearers.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 10 pm in the First Baptist Church of De Leon for Mrs Lou Mionie Gryder born December 23 1879 in Tennessee. Rev Ralph Hickman officiated with pallbearers Joe A Gavie G Leatherman Richard Greder Bo W Hobbs Jr John David Cowsar and Alfred Duene Gryder. She died October 27 in De Leon Hospital and is survived by one son James R Gryder two sisters Joanna Lewis and Wille Cowsar nine grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Interment followed in West End Cemetery Stephenville Nabors Funeral Home had charge.
As of September 1, pear production was estimated at 30 331 000 bushels, about 47 percent higher than the 1965 crop and 15 percent above the 1960 64 average.
Wayne Pinkerton announces a film guiding farm electricity use to cut labor costs and boost profit during a Tuesday night meeting attended by Vic Isham Young Jr Bob Andrews Elton McDonald Charles Power Henry Spalding Jake Sledge T J Us Lackey Bill Lane Harry Thornton Arche Pinkerton. The group plans a joint session with the Lions and Dr Aaron Baxter reports on a December peanut meeting at Golden Arrow.
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