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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
3
A sermon by Pastor Gordon Barrett urges believers to seek a closer walk with God and view life as a sequence of mileposts. The message comforts readers that patience through trials is part of divine timing and that indifference is the only disqualifier.
Mrs Lena Salyer of Maisie New Mexico visited with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Barbee over the holidays. Mr and Mrs John Culpepper visited their relatives in Cleburne. Mrs FE B Gilbreath hosted a birthday supper Friday night with Mr and Mrs Ne Culpepper Mr and Mrs Al Shillingburg Mr and Mrs Gilbreath Mr and Mrs Tea W Vaughan and the honoree. Mr and Mrs FE J Knox returned to Paducah after a visit here.
An old ad praises The Black-Draught laxative for rapid relief from constipation. It claims low cost with a 26 cent price and “thousands” of women prefer it, noting its natural relief and ready availability.
A Preston Broxton sermon at First Methodist outlines how life’s direction comes from the set of the soul’s sails, not calm or strife. The piece notes church services including Sunday School at 9 48 and preaching at 11 00 with references to 1934 battles and faith renewal.
Charles Hoffman and family attended the wedding of Maurice Novitt of Dublin and Miss Stella Teles of Dallas at Dallas Sun.
Mrs. H. R. Bradley and Phyllis of Long Beach California join Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bradley and Mrs. Ada Bradley of Waco along with Mrs. R. A. Cox and children of Brownwood visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Cunningham. Tom J. Cunningham and son James of Corpus Christi also visit Mrs. Cunningham's mother Mrs. W. F. Rogers and relatives here.
Roy Hicks and Miss Dean Ten of Pampa were noted as visitors to Comanche on a recent Sunday. Details are sparse but the pair were observed in town activities and social circles.
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