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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1967
Page
6
Mrs. James Hallmark has returned home after visiting Mrs. Tom Coleman at her Rockport summer home. Also visiting were Mrs. Jack Jouette of McKinney and her son Bil Jouette of Austin, along with former Comancheans.
Wilkersons hosted a weekend gathering at Lake Proctor with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Brown Rod Elmo and Phyliss of Austin and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Earthman and John of Houston joining Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkerson and family.
The Future Homemakers of America held a come as you are breakfast at Mr and Mrs Cheeter McKinzie home on a Tuesday morning. An Aloha theme with leis and Hawaiian decorations created a bright mood. Freshmen attendees listed among officers and other members with names given for various positions and duties.
Social Security records show payments totaling 1.857 billion dollars to hospitals for Medi care patients from July 1966 through June 1967. The data highlights the early financial scale of Medicare funding and hospital disbursements during the program’s initial year.
Farmers should test soil now for fall seeded crops even in dry conditions. Proper samples ensure accurate recommendations, reflect carryover from dry weather, and guide fertilizer and lime needs. Lab turnaround is faster when samples are sent promptly.
Ann Mann's Oilwell Firee depicts the Penwell oil fire memoir and is shown in Starline's Sou' in Art Series V. The watercolor earned second at a 1965 Carlsbad Area Art Assn. Exhibit and now hangs in Starline's Albuquerque offices while Mann leads Ann Mann Arts, Inc. in Hobbs New Mexico.
Hayward P. Kay of Proctor died of a heart attack August 27 in a Fort Worth hospital. Services were held in Austin with interment there. He was an engineer for Fort Worth and is survived by his wife a daughter and two grandchildren of Austin. Also a brother E C Kay of Buda and two sisters Mrs Sam Hamlett Brownwood and Mrs Tullus Smith Stephenville.
Public records column lists births in Mims and De Leon Hospitals with families named Fox Ivey Carter Pierce Clark Crim Moreno Hamel and others. Deaths include Obe L Elliott Polly Moore L McCrary Stephens Maude Waggoner Marion Cloud Walter Duggan with burial sites Oakwood Copper Rising Star cemeteries and details of births on earlier dates. Also notes motor vehicle registrations and Commissioner's Court actions plus social security totals and weekend visits to Comanche.
The Johnston family expresses appreciation for the kindness shown during the death of Ellen Johnston. Special thanks go to Dr. W. D. Blackwood and staff at Comanche Hospital and Porter Franks and staff. They thank all who sent food flowers and notes from the children and grandchildren.
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