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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
2
Gordon Barrett, Pastor, urges strict discipline of the body to align with Christian righteousness. He warns that uncontrolled flesh leads to sin and death, while obedience to Christ can transform the body into a vessel for good. He cites Paul and moral struggle between Christ and evil as central to the Christian life.
The church invites all to services regardless of moral or financial status. Sundays include 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by O. H. Donaho, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, 6:45 p.m. Epworth League led by Elton McCullough, and 7:20 p.m. Evening Worship with a religious drama "Lead, Kindly Light." Week activities include Women’s Society and Boys and Girls World Club.
Soda Springs school honor roll fragment lists students by grades including Second Grade Anne Joyce Hanes Jack Smith Frankie Lloyd. Third Grade Mary Gladys Chanman Lovelle Nichols. Fourth Grade Nordell Lloyd. Sixth Grade Johnie Nichols Neta Gene Gressett Adene Daniels. Seventh Grade Norma Jean Smith.
Supt Grimland spoke on health at chapel. Priddy and Pottsville will swap plays Cranberry Corners and a Pottsville show at Priddy. Seniors rehearse Mevina's Courtship. Indian Gap teams beat Priddy in basketball. Valentine party held by Miss Swindle and Miss Braziel rooms. Seventh graders debated country life versus city living with Ida Lubke Bertha Lubke affirmative and Charles Partin Erwin Simms negative. affirmative won.
STAG CREEK lists Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Stone returning to Los Angeles after visiting the Hood family. Gladys Donaldson visiting relatives in Lubbock and Slaton. Estis Coker of Maryrall visiting W. T. Coker family. I. N. Roberts and Marl Ray of Vernon visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Raoane. Shorty Rush of Hasse spent a week with the Rush family. Church of Christ services at 9:30 each Sunday with Sunday School at 10:30 and a community singing gathering each Sunday night.
Emma Goldman, Mrs James Coltin, is in Toronto with relatives awaiting a decision on reentry to the United States for a visit after being deported 15 years ago. She is 64 and remains a famous anarchist figure in recent coverage.
DES MOINES Iowa Lieut Gov Nels G Kradschel has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that he conspired to defraud the United States in his role as executive secretary of the Iowa Public Works Board.
Local notice announces preaching at Newburg church Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Visitation reports include Chris Loader of Bosque visiting Mrs Inle Gandy and family. Several residents travel for visits or emergencies including Miss Maurine Boykin, Miss Jean Love, Myrl Carnes, Miss Cody, Mrs Oscar Swindle and Majorie, Miss Simpson, Dwight Hemphill, and Dave Farrar. Mr and Mrs Swindle hosted a Valentine party.
Mrs Richard Stevens and daughter Bonnie Belle hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ivy Randolph last Tuesday afternoon at four. Attendees included numerous local residents and family members.
About 25 Coman Scouts gathered at the high school to hear President Roosevelt speak by radio to the Boy Scouts of America. He urged service and a relief campaign collecting old clothes for the needy. Troop 19 held contests, naming winners in boxing, Indian leg wrestling and the O Grady Drill, with Patrol 4 leading.
A special 11 o clock Sunday morning service at Central Christian Church will be followed by a 7 30 evening program with musical numbers. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 2 30 and the Intermediate Endea vor Society shifts to 6 30 next Sunday. Kenneth L Smith is pastor.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Jessie Sliger of Hicks Corner died January 31 and was buried February 1 in Board Church Cemetery.
Advertises Thedford’s Black-Draught natural laxative made from ground plants with active medicines to stimulate bowels. Promotes independence from synthetic cathartics and offers 25 cent dry packs and syrups for children. Mentions 5 and 6 6 cent bottle prices and worded as a product pitch.
Directors certify the Nov 21 1935 stockholders meeting resolved to close the bank business pay all depositors and creditors, distribute remaining assets to stockholders, surrender the corporate franchise, and authorize officers to execute papers to carry out the resolution. Directors R W Gray C F Luker R A Luker P B Gray R R Evans sign.
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