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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
3
Mrs. Ira B Bays of Comanche and Florence Brymer of San Antonio wed in Comanche Sunday February 21 with Rev Gordon Barrett officiating at his home. The couple will reside in San Antonio after a brief wedding trip.
Julie confronts passion and danger as Chittenham hides a marriage secret. Doris and Bim probe rumors of spiritualism and Julie’s love for Giles while a maid interrupts with news of Chittenham’s arrival and further complicates their tangled lives.
Mrs Aldron and Lombard face a tense exchange as Julie pleads to stay and face consequences. Bim urges escape to safety, while Julie resists, declaring she would rather die than flee the situation. The scene centers on guilt, fear, and an impending confrontation.
Mrs. R. K. Shelton entertained the Comanche Study Club and guests with a George Washington program at her home on February 18. The event featured a holiday motif with miniature flags, colonial red white and blue attire, and a humorous contest during the social hour. Refreshments included coffee olives fruit whip and hatchet shaped cakes.
Durham Pecan Co of Comanche Texas seeks 1951 crop pecans now as shelf life shrinks due to warm winter. Cold storage advised or sell immediately for fresh crop buyers, market limited to a short time.
Miss Lorraine Rogers stayed with Miss Opal Halbrooks over the weekend at Cross Roads. Miss Hura Bingham and Miss Elsie Ravenshine visited Mrs. Keith on Thursday night. Miss Belle Hambrick visited her parents at Priddy. The school declamation contest is set for Friday night February 26. Miss Lila A. Walker Alice Matthews and Nona Grey of Soda Springs were guests Thursday night of Miss Finn Holden. Mr and Mrs Frank Atwood of Brownwood were in Comanche last weekend en route to Hamilton to visit her mother Mrs Port Cash.
Mrs. I. M. Cochren and her children of Fort Worth spent the weekend visiting in Comanche and Brownood, continuing a pattern of regional family travel.
Clarence Bryant ministers at a Church of Christ with Sunday sermons on introspection and Christ like living. Morning talk asks members to compare themselves to the Ideal Christ, while evening asks what Jesus will do with me. Radio Bible hour airs Mondays on KFPL and a Saturday ladies class with children’s Bible drill follows.
Weather delays the Singing School with a finish set for March 3. Tuition remains one dollar per week and four dollars for a family for the entire session regardless of family size.
The Comanche Sunday School Convention will meet at Custer Baptist Church on Sunday March 6, 1932. Activities include a devotional, talks on Sunday School unity, literature, Bible study aids, and essentials for a successful program, with reports and adjournment at 4:00 pm.
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