Indian Creek Preacher Leads Sunday Services
Indian Creek church hosted Rev. George Clark of Comanche for Sunday morning services. Forty four persons attended the morning gathering, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Burdette and family.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1947
Page
8
Indian Creek church hosted Rev. George Clark of Comanche for Sunday morning services. Forty four persons attended the morning gathering, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Burdette and family.
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication in the divorce and child custody case of Mrs Zeta Kemper plaintiff versus Louis H Kemper defendant. The defendant must appear before the 52nd District Court in Comanche by 10 am on the first Monday after forty two days from issuance, the date being April eth day of 1947. The petition was filed February 24 1947 and docketed as case 9139.
Community neighbors on the not well list are noted as Mrs. C. C. Fritts recovering from illness after a hospital release and a two week visit with her daughter in Granbury. The report also mentions new tractors, home renovations by Will Hendrix, a Pentecostal revival in Comanche led by Rev. Jesse Tiner, visits from Dallas residents, and regular convention and Sunday school activities at local churches.
Comanche County workers conference plans a Mount Pleasant Baptist Church gathering on Wednesday March 5 with a schedule including devotional sermons by W P Magness Leslie Sparkman Robert Elkins Fablewell and Homer Davenport followed by lunch and board meetings. H E B Key of Vernon and J P Beaty of Camp Hood visited Comanche over the weekend.
Wilmott T. Smith made a business trip to New Mexico this week. Mrs. John Guill of Belton spent the weekend in Comanche with her mother, Mrs. A. J. Gray. Bill Bennett drove back a new Plymouth Car from Flint Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Buster Hicks of Littlefield visit his parents and her parents. Hicks with the REA is being transferred from Littlefield to Lubbock.
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