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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
6
The Church of Christ announces a full week of Bible study and worship led by Evangelist John Fairs Nichols. Services include morning Bible study at 10 a.m., sermons at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., youth study at 6:15 p.m., and a Wednesday prayer service. A Thursday women’s class and a Friday orphan home drive are planned.
Jesse Haddon left Sunday for San Angelo to be at his ill brother Joe Haddon. J W Damron Billie Turney and Earl Dabney of Daniel Baker College spent the weekend here with relatives. Several social events includ ed stunt night and church gatherings were held as Rev KF Swindall and Rev J B Henderson preached at local chapels. Brownwood visitors Mr and Mrs Curry Wiley and Mr and Mrs J A Deen joined relatives here Sunday.
The Faithful gather for 9 45 a.m Sunday School led by O H Donaho with a Bring someone invite. Worship at 11 a.m features a sermon on Justification Through Faith part of a Methodist series. Evening 6 45 p.m Young People service led by Elton McCullough followed by 7 30 p.m preaching and a Cates Club movie. Various meetings listed for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with Pastor A C Haynes.
Mrs Cecil Johnson of Fort Worth visited her aunt Mrs A J Huei no family over last week. Wayne Gober of Soin Spring spent the weekend with Lay Rogers and Curtis McKinvie. Mr and Mrs F Payne of O Donnel visited C W Payne and family this week. Mrs Walter T Gray and children of Duncan Okla are visiting her mother Mrs M L Brown. Myr and Mrs Wallace Dutton of Fisher County visit son R E Dutton and family. Mr and Mrs T N Williams and Mr and Mrs Ervin Gore with family spent Sunday with their parents. Mr and Mrs J W Gore at White Point.
Mrs Bender of De Leon spent the weekend in Comanche with her daughter Mrs John A Mo on.
We wish to express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who came to our aid during our mother and grandmother Mrs J F A Whisenant's illness and death. Your kindness and words of sympathy will be remembered by the children and grandchildren. May God's blessings rest upon you all.
Charles E. Stevens of Columbus Indiana reports relief from bilious spells by using Thedford’s Black-Draught. He describes dizziness fatigue and lethargy when ill and notes the remedy eases bile and makes him feel better after taking it.
Heart-Breaker Vir. and Mrs. W. W. Smith and family spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hurt at Sweetwater. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woolsey and family visited her brother Wesley Hurt at a Hamilton hospital Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Robertsons of Sidney spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Filippo. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Hurt and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woolsey visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hurt. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Norwood of Sidney spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Payne.
Mrs W L Helmsley and her son W L Jr of Midland spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs G A Bruton in a family visit noted in local news.
Nan Johnson, a Cleveland singer confined by infantile paralysis since age six, accepted an invitation to sing at the White House after an appearance before the Cleveland Rotary Club. The Roosevelt administration extended the invitation to perform at a future date.
The operetta Cinderella presented in Newburg Friday night drew a good crowd. Mr and Mrs Oscar Swindle and daughter Marjorie spent the weekend in Brownwood. S Levisay and family of Blanket visited Raymond Levisay. Miss Doris Goosby with Mr and Mrs Eual Lightfoot and Misses Cody and Simpson accompanied the boys basketball team to Dublin for the Monday night tournament. There will be singing in Newburg Sunday night.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for help and prayers after the loss of a husband father and grandfather. Signed by Mrs. W son and children and G M Curdy and children and G Neely of Dallas who attended a Comanche event.
Hospitals favor liquid laxatives for controlled dosing and predictable action. They form no habit, allow a single daily dose, and are gentler on the kidneys. A liquid laxative can produce a timely bowel movement without dependency or irritation.
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