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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1945
Page
10
Victory Baptist Church holds Sunday services every week with singing on the fourth Sunday. Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 and 8, and B T U at 6 45. Prayer meeting Wednesday, W M A Thursday 2 30. A Christmas program and tree are planned next Wednesday night. Rev Roger Smith, Pastor. Mrs Ruby Hall, Reporter.
The WSCS met Monday December 10 at 3 pm in the Methodist Church parlor with eighteen members present. The gathering opened with hymn singing led by Mrs. E Mallard, followed by prayer from Mrs. Whitefield. Mrs. Vasco Lee discussed "The Church's Gifts To Us" from Luke 16. illness of Mrs. Roy Little noted. Christmas program planned for December 17.
A historical note explains asbestos as a crystallized rock used in fire roofing. It states asbestos breaks into fibrous pieces when disturbed, highlighting its fibrous nature and potential hazards.
The article notes about 40 of the known supply of lead is in the United States. It adds Ireland has the world's most intensive potato cultivation, with most of its people subsisting largely on the crop.
Samuel Slater founded the first textile mill in 1790, launching Rhode Island’s industrial era and shaping American manufacturing.
Jute, hemp and sisal are fiber plants used to produce rope cordage and twine.
The report notes Australia supplies the second largest share of lead after the United States, highlighting its prominence in global metal markets and potential economic impact.
Jesse Fagan received a minor operation at the local hospital on December 10. The report notes the procedure was routine and the patient is recovering in the hospital.
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