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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1955
Page
22
Maytag unveils the A 4 PM automatic washer, latest in its 60 year line. The appliance is showcased at the Appliance Department of Service Drug with a full automatic model and pricing details available publicly.
From January to June this year seventeen cooperators in the Upper Leon Soil Conservation District completed four miles of diversion terraces in Comanche territory. The work moved 13 439 cubic yards of earth and protects fields and gullies while directing water to farm ponds. Builders include L Easley Sr Buster Hanson R Q George Heston McBride Joe Evridge W C Chilton C Wilson J T Roberts J A Wilhelm J F Moore Jack Hendrix J A Mercer J C Roberts Tom Beene J M Robertson R J Reed and Ira Clemons.
The Rev J A Brooks of Wichita Falls preached at Gartman View Church with his wife visiting friends in town. Zion Hill revival grows with four new baptismal candidates reported as of August 7. Alonzo Lancaster hospitalized in Fort Worth for surgery. several local Carters from Huntington Wichita Falls and Carlton visited last Thursday.
In the home of Jesse and Amm Tiner Mrs. Andrew Johnson and he, with three sons Edward Calvin and Billie of Odessa, spent from Sunday to Wednesday visiting Mr and Mrs Andy Johnson Jo Faye and Ruby. Jesse's thought for the week notes it is easy to hide a bug under a ship but you cannot hide a secret in a tattler's lip.
The article recalls a 6,000-person centennial dinner in Atlantic City with 15 two ton trucks and 425 staff serving 18,900 pounds of chicken and other items. It compares this feast to the biblical miracle of five loaves and two fish, emphasizing spiritual nourishment through Jesus as the bread of life.
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