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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
8
The Church of Christ schedules a Lord's Day study from 10 a.m. to noon with sermons on infant baptism and household baptism questions. Evening sessions cover reading the Bible, youth study, and a sermon on sin and punishment. Weekly prayer, women’s class, and an orphan home drive accompany the program led by evangelist John Fairs Nichols.
Jesse Haddon traveled to San Angelo to stay by his seriously ill brother Joe Haddon. Daniel Baker College delegates J. W. Damron Billie Turney and Earl Dabney spent the weekend with relatives. Local students and PTA held stunt night Friday. Rev FE P Swindall preached at Green's Chapel Sunday afternoon. Roger Boler hosted a youth party Saturday. J B Henderson preached at Stepp's Creek Sunday. Curry Wiley and Brownwood visitors stopped by Sunday. George EBoff hosted a Thursday evening party. Burman Black from Brownwood weekended with G E Levisay. Lee Stewart's Sunday School class held a social Monday evening. J A Deen Brownwood visitors visited his parents Sunday. J W Damron and Mrs Grover Dabney called on Brownwood Sunday.
The gospel emphasizes sincerity sacrifice security service and saintliness. Services include 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 preaching on Justification Through Faith 6 45 Young People's Service 7 30 preaching with Glee Club music. Weekday meetings led by A C Haynes pastor.
Mrs Cecil Johnson of Fort Worth visited her aunt Mrs A J Huegins and family last week. Harmony residents Mr and Mrs HW RP Rogers visited their son Ti A and family. Wayne Gober of Soda Springs spent the weekend with Layton Rogers and Curtis McWinnie. Ed Veyne of O Donnel visited his son C W Payne and family this week. Mrs Walter T Gray and child of Duncan Okla visit her mother Mrs M L Brown. White Point hosts J W Gore family weekend guests. De Leon native Mrs Bender spent weekend in Comanche with daughter Mrs John A Moon.
The children and grandchildren thank neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of mother and grandmother Mrs J Whisenant. Your kindness and sympathy are gratefully remembered. May God bless each of you.
Heart-Breaker Mer 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 Robertson and family of Sidney spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Flippo. 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. J. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bruton, in Midland.
Mr. Charles E. Stevens of Columbus Indiana describes suffering bilious spells causing sleepiness fatigue and dizziness. He reports relief after using Thedford's Black-Draught noting improved well being and energy. A syrup form is available for consumption.
Miss Nan Johnson, a longtime pupil of piano and voice, who has suffered infantile paralysis since age six, was invited by President and Mrs. Roosevelt to sing at the White House some day. She recently performed before the Cleveland Rotary Club, an appearance connected to the White House invitation.
The Newburg production of Cindrella presented Friday night drew a well attended audience. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Swindle and daughter Marjorie in Brownwood. S. Levisay and Blan ket family visited the Levisay home. Doris Goosby joined Eual Lightfoot and Miss Cody and Simpson as they accompanied the boys basketball team to Dublin for the tournament. A singing event is planned for Sunday night in Newburg.
A short message thanks neighbors for help and kindness. The note mentions prayers for blessings and extends thanks from Wo Wsen, children, and G. M Curty and family.
Newly of Dallas was a comenche visited Saturday according to local notes.
Hospitals prefer liquid laxatives for controlled dosing and predictable effect. They measure exact amounts, avoid habit formation, reduce the risk of overdose, and minimize kidney irritation. The liquid form supports a gentler, regulated bowel movement, with care to manage discomfort during use.
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