Humorous Exchange Sparks Matchmaking Mix-Up
In a light moment, a comic conversation unfolds with two women and a man as one seeks a husband while the other insists she already has one, prompting a playful misunderstanding and a witty punchline.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1943
Page
3
In a light moment, a comic conversation unfolds with two women and a man as one seeks a husband while the other insists she already has one, prompting a playful misunderstanding and a witty punchline.
South Leon Baptist Church sets Buckner Day for December 12 at Newburg. Morning offering will support Buckner Orphans Home. members will pack a box of clothing sacks and canned goods. Members may join by contacting the committee by December 15.
The Fort Worth Press invites new subscribers and renewals. Save by subscribing at The Chief office for both papers at 8.30 dollars per year.
Ensign James Clyde Huett son of Mr and Mrs W H Huett of Comanche wed Miss Bernice Jessie Casterline in Malden Massachusetts The ceremony occurred Sunday afternoon November 21 at 4 pm in First Baptist Church with Rev George Arthur Clarke and Rev M Ebby officiating The Boston Daily paper notes the bride wore white satin with veil and lilies and lists gifts and attendants The couple planned a Texas honeymoon and will visit his Comanche family Huett a 1941 Comanche High School graduate worked at his brother's drug store before joining the Marines in 1942 and moving to Boston for radio telegraph training.
Central Christian Church reports rising Bible School attendance but room remains for more girls in Miss Minnie’s class. Adult class can handle twice current numbers. Service schedule lists Communion at ten and preaching at eleven with no evening service. Sermon topic this Sunday is The Christian’s Assets. Nabers of Rosebud visit Comanche.
Comanche clinched the district 10-A title race with a 6 6 tie turning into a win via a late fourth quarter drive led by Carpenter and Larks. De Leon threatened in the final minutes but an incomplete pass preserved the victory as Comanche finished 3 3 and 1. Further notes include Wilkie's Texas tour and wartime observations on WAC enlistment and jungle medical efforts.
A long column lists names of ministers and church officials tied to Comanche County communities including De Leon Ranger Graham and Brownwood with district superintendents in Corsicana Waxahachie and Fort Worth. The piece weaves in a traveler joke about seeking a new home and a quip about a dollar tip and a betting misunderstanding on the meaning of TRANSPIRE.
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