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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1943
Page
3
Fragmentary verse references a manger in Luke and themes of birth and salvation. The lines evoke nativity imagery with praise and universal adoration, suggesting a devotional meditation on the Christ child and the spread of salvation.
Private First Class Samuel W. Cunningham of Camp White Oregon spent last week with his mother Mrs Lela Cunningham of Newburg. Friends and neighbors held a surprise party Thursday night and a Saturday lunch hosted by his homefolks. He returned to Camp White on Sunday to resume duties.
The Virgel and Sims families express deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during bereavement. They credit Prother Graham for comfort and Mr Holderidge for his funeral flowers and service. They promise to remember every kind act and floral tribute.
Miss Vernell Williams returns home from Greckenridae where she had been visiting her brothers Walter and Arlie Wil Nerns.
Picture shows Wille A Williams visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J A Williams and other relatives during a furlough. Local batter paper caption notes the visit with family presence.
WBAP presents Layne Beaty at 5 45 a m on weekdays and 10 15 a m Sundays with a farm forum for farmers and stockmen. Guests discuss wartime production and answer listener questions to aid in farming and ranching problems.
Cpl. Albert L. Hale Cottrell left Monday afternoon for Boling Field Washington D C after a 10 day furlough with his wife and boys and relatives in Comanche He has been stationed at Boling Field since hast May.
A report estimates total bank deposits at about 26.9 billion dollars with some funds possibly held in accounts not owned by the reader. The note highlights uncertainty in the exact ownership of all deposits.
W. T. Johnson, 68, a former resident of Newburg and Fleming communities in Cavanaugh County, died at his home in Joshua, Johnson County, on Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Cle. B. Moore, Newburg. A brother attended. The item notes the broad concern that home work is poorly paid.
An aid in relieving itching irritations and prickly heat two Non Poisonous In Duram Pharmacy offered to relieve bites and irritation.
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