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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1967
Page
3
Classified line lists Mrs James Wilkerson as contact at Comanche Chief with phone 356-2134 seeking a man to work flower beds and trim grass. Includes unrelated local business and other ads.
Frontier News Flash reports the canal will be widened and fitted for navigation of New Orleans steamers. A New York brig drawing eight feet of water arrived recently as trade remains active and cotton receipts are large.
The column reflects on the term square and its shift from classic figures like Nathan Hale and Patrick Henry to modern space pioneers Glenn and Grissom. It notes how text quotes fade from curricula, while new hometown heroes are celebrated for self sacrifice and honesty.
County agent Anna Stratton notes home cooks once used hatchets and iron skillets for fried chicken and dumplings. Now new processing, shipping, and poultry options let homemakers serve turkey and chicken year round with October fryer supplies likely high.
A county extension booklet offers varied poultry dishes including a curry chicken with rice and a turkey chicken taco pie. It provides quantities for 6 servings, cooking steps, freezing tips, and storage guidance alongside other regional recipes and poultry care advice.
From Ann Stratton County H D Agent this note outlines practical threading tips. Mercerized thread is recommended for smooth strong stitching and selecting a color slightly darker than the fabric helps thread appear less light. When using multi colored checks, consider contrast and visibility.
The guide advises using two thread colors, checking spools for yardage, buying about 20 inches extra, avoiding double threading, concealing knots by folding stitches, placing white paper behind the needle eye, taping loose ends to the spool, correcting machine puckering by adjusting tension, sewing at 12 to 16 stitches per inch, and replacing a rough needle if thread breaks. It emphasizes practical steps for thread handling and machine care.
A son named Todd Massey was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Green Wood at Tyndall Air Force Base Florida on November 8. The birth weighs 7 pounds 7 ounces and measures 20 inches. He is the first child of the family with grandparents listed as Mrs. Co B Baxter and Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Massey Fort Worth and great grandmother Mrs. Leona McDonald Western Hills Nursing Home.
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