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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
4
Gordon Barrett, pastor, reflects on bodily discipline and spiritual warfare urging subjection of the flesh through righteousness. He cites Paul, warns against appetite and sin, and contrasts Christ’s rein with evil, stressing that the body can serve good when guided by lawful righteousness.
The church invites all to services regardless of moral or financial status. Schedule includes 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by O. H. Donaho, 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship with a sermon on Regeneration, 6:45 p.m. Epworth League, 7:20 p.m. Evening Worship with a drama "Read Kindly Light" and youth programs led by Elton McCullough and Mrs. J. E Preident.
Supt Crimland spoke on health at chapel between Feb 23 events. Priddy and Pottsville vie in two plays Cranberry Corners and Mevina's Courtship. Indian Gap teams beat Priddy. Valentine party held by Miss Swindle and Miss Braziel pupils. Seventh graders debated country living. Ida Lubke Bertha Lubke Ida and Bertha Lubke presented affirmative with Partin and Simms opposing.
Mr and Mrs N O Stone return to Los Angeles after visiting parents Mr and Mrs J G Hood. Miss Gladys Donaldson visits relatives in Lubbock and Slaton. Estis Coker and family visit W T Coker and Mrs St N Roberts and Earl Ray Vernon visit LaRoaue parents. Shorty Rush of Hasse spends next week with Milton Rush. Church of Christ services 9 80 and Sunday School 10 20. Community singing held every Sunday night.
The famous anarchist Emma Goldman and Mrs James Coltin remain in Toronto for a 90 day visit with relatives as they await a decision on her possible re entry to the United States after deportation 15 years ago.
NEW BURG announces preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Chris Loader of Bosque visits Mrs. Gandy and family. Several locals return from trips including Maurine Boykin from Ozona and Jean Love with Myrl Carnes from Austin. Others travel or host gatherings around Brown Goldthwaite Dallas and Galveston.
Mrs Richard Stevens and daughter Bonnie Belle hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ivy Randolph formerly Anita Kay before her marriage. Refreshments were served to a long list of friends and relatives from De Leon and area including the Stevens and Kay families.
President Roosevelt addressed about one million Boy Scouts urging a national food relief effort. Comanche Troops plan immediate relief drives collecting old clothes for the needy. Roosevelts hopes extend to a 1935 jamboree Washington and Silver Anniversary celebrations. Troop 19 notes include boxing champs and drill contests with Patrol 4 leading.
The Central Christian Church invites members and prospective attendees to an 11 o clock morning service. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday at 2:30 p.m. The Intermediate Endeavor Society gathers Sunday at 6:30 with a note on Pegris team time. A 7:30 evening service features special music. Kenneth J. Smith is pastor.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Sliger of Hicks Corner died January 81 and was buried February 1 at Board Church Cemetery. Burial followed at the Board Church Cemetery with family in attendance.
Tuvrroan's BLACK-DRAUGHT is a herbal laxative made from plant seeds grown in the ground. It promotes bowel movement as a natural aid without synthetic drugs and offers 25¢ package dry, 26¢ bottle syrup for children, and 60¢ bottle options.
Notice dated November 21 1935 states stockholders of The State Bank of Proctor Procter Texas meet to consider liquidation. Resolution: close business pay depositors creditors and distribute remaining assets to stockholders, surrender corporate franchise. Directors R W Gray F Luker R A Luker P P Gray R R Evans certify proceedings.
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