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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1934
Page
3
An all day event at South Leon Baptist Church next Sunday features Dr Jewell Daughty at 11 AM and Rev J M Parker in the evening. The church will observe the Lord's Supper and hopes all members attend. Afternoon singing invited by Pastor R McGinnis.
The program for county wide Sunday School Svention at Sipe Springs Church is set for April 29, 1934. Devotion leads, Roger Smith presents Parable of talents, business reports follow, chalk talk by Mrs John Henderson, and the play Farmer Brown's Conversion by Zion Hill class. Adjournment at 4:00.
Fairview and nearby communities report numerous family visits. Tom Mazurek visited Brownwood, while Rob and family from Van Dyke hosted Easley relatives. Stephenville and Comyn residents hosted or were hosted by local families including the Holdridges and Guthries. Other visits included Van Dyke, Cotton Grove, Blanket, Soda Springs, De Leon and Oliver Springs.
Gordon Barrett, Pastor, urges church members to give their best to God and neighbor this Lord's Day. He emphasizes friendship, devotion, and liberality as driving forces for Christian usefulness and world betterment through godly living.
Sunday services were held at the Baptist and Methodist churches with regular appointments. An evangelist, Ellis Grubbs of De Leon, begins a revival Friday night April 18. The Missionary meeting meets Mondays at 2 30 at the Methodist Parsonage. Visitors include Mrs M Wyatt and family, Mr and Mrs Dan Hill of Nebraska, and Mr and Mrs Willard Wyatt and son. RB YP members hosted a party with cake and punch served.
An invitation notes all singers and interested persons to attend the Young County Harmony Club meeting at the City Auditorium in Graham on April 22 at 2 a m. Respondents include singers from several counties and some prominent writers and publishers.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Curry and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Moore with their son spent the weekend with relatives at Miles. Janie McLaughlin and children visited Blanket relatives, and Thelma Dossey from Harmony stayed with her parents. The Baptist Church heard Rev Bunton of Brownwood while Rev Bryant of Cisco served the Presbyterian Church. Women honored Mrs Borth with a surprise quilting. Cleo Bird of Howard Payne College visited Blanket. Limndary noted Swindell preached at the Zephyr Methodist Church. The Senior Class of the Wich School will present a play soon.
Mrs. Alice Lander visits Rankin relatives while Woodwards move to Rochelle. Numerous locals and guests from Dublin, Austin, Mercedes, Glanville Johnson, and other towns attend gatherings, visits, and weekend stays across Rankin, Breckenridge, Glen Rose, Stephenville, and Nocona.
The Sidney School announces honor roll recipients across grades from First to Eighth. Names include Lurena Tidmore Claudine Tidmore Walon Hauck Jimmie Moore Robert Allen Roberta Roe Katie Louise Lentz Missie Faye Guthrie Billy Jo Merritt Ellen Butler Tr essie Drennan Martha Nell Stewart Gillie Ray LaRoque Luther May Vayrl Parker Elizabeth Martin Lovelle Cox Weldon Stewart Betty Jo Lusk Joyce Bagley Alliene Lentz Elizabeth Ward Alene Hendrix R J Coker Doris Allen Billie Vancleave Duane Andress Lucille Andress Pauline McCullough.
Wayne Gober of Taylors Chapel spent Friday night with Trevis Rutherford. Mr and Mrs George Gober of Taylors Chapel spent Friday night and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Fischer Gober. Luther McAkle y and family spent Sunday at Van Wyke with Sam Phillips and family.
The church urges joy in Christian life with Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m The Epworth League at 7 p m Evening Worship at 5 p m The pastor A C Haynes announces meetings for Woman's Missionary Society Boys and Girls World Club Missionary Committee and church cleanup before District Conference
About one thousand people, including several Comanche, attended the Easter Singing at Sand Hill near Custer. A N Bingham, who led the event during its 13 year history, once again directed the singing as diners were served on the grounds.
After winning the Rural Interscholastic League championship, Downing School faculty treated students to outdoor outings. Sept. Leslie with his pupils visited the Narrows on Copper. Jim Collins took his class to Indian Creek. Miss Nola Gaines led pupils to Lake Banes. Mrs Ellis invited parents to Rush Creek springs outing.
An old advertisement asserts Cardus strengthens women to ease small symptoms and support natural processes. It claims pain and nagging issues vanish with regular use, promoting resistance to womanly ailments and encouraging readers to buy Cardus at drug stores.
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