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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1938
Page
8
The Comanche Chief features its weekly property listings presented by the local real estate agent. Listings include varied properties for sale with brief notes on location and price in a concise market snapshot.
School leaders in the county met with the County Superintendent to organize local units under the Federatedization program. J D Bramiette E H Boulter and M C Kay were elected to draft a constitution and by laws for a February 7 meeting at the Comanche High School Auditorium with an out of county speaker.
Jim Moody of North Side Cafe markets clean utensils and a steady rotation of fresh coffee. He assures customers there is no secret process, only quality brand coffee brewed regularly for optimum flavor.
Carbon Peanut Co through receiver C H Pidwers seeks a 100000 dollar judgment in Eastland County 91st District Court against Gorman National Bank. The suit cites the Carbon Milling Co created turmoil last fall, with notes and mortgages totaling 17975 dollars signed by president G C Atkins to appease examiners.
Regulars enjoy a boost from Jim Moody at The North Side Cafe as the robust coffee service returns to strength. patrons praise the atmosphere and steady mornings at the local spot.
Sunday schedule lists 9 45 Sunday School 11 00 Morning worship with sermon The Havoc of Hate and Greed 7 15 Evening worship sermon A Perfect Example 6 30 Young People meeting Tuesday 7 30 Business Woman's Circle meets Warm welcome extended by Minister E M Shepard
Rev. J. T. McClure preaches at Indian Creek at 11 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. Rev. H. J. Sanders speaks at White Point at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. H. J. Sanders, Pastor.
The 1938 program lists a Wednesday meeting at Proctor Church with a 10:00 Song service led by Fred Anderson and scripture readings by Rev. J. A. Bays Rev. R. G. Alexander Rev. R. M. McGinnis Rev. A. R. Watson and others. A 12:00 lunch follows then devotions 1:30 and missions talks by Rev. Rubin Ward Rev. J. King. The session adjourns after 2:45 announcements.
Roy E Gulley serves as pastor and invites participation in Sunday Bible study at 10 00 a m sermon at 11 00 a m on The Qualifications of a Good Church A Young Peoples Meeting at 6 15 p m and a 7 15 p m sermon on The Other Side Midweek and Saturday classes are listed The January 30 morning sermon is The Church and Its Place in the Community Evening service honors the young people with a song service and a message Drinking From An Old Fashioned Well Church School begins at 9 45 a m Epworth League programs at 6 30 p m featuring senior and intermediate groups.
Comanche town ad promotes extra large galvanized founts to provide abundant fresh water for large numbers of chickens. It invites customers to view a wide unusual assortment and also mentions Jim Moody's coffee at The North Side Cafe as a local attraction.
The group reports a successful meeting and invites all members to attend future sessions. A chili meal made Mrs. Sherril ill, and Mr. Sherril is advised to eat less at the next supper. Mrs. Bud Newsome is welcomed as the new guardian.
J. T. Gray, Assistant State Service Officer, will visit J. B. Allcorn's office on Monday January 31 to assist veterans or widows with their claims. The service is provided free of charge, as announced by Rector Cunningham Legion Post Commander J. B. Allcorn.
Mrs. W. L. Tatum hosted a Saturday party at her home for Monte Tatum’s seventh birthday from 3:30 to 5:00. Guests enjoyed games, birthday cake, hot chocolate, and all-day suckers, with a list of attendees including Thelma Lou Cunningham, Jerry Dingus, Louise Biggs, Ina B. Burks, Billy Pate, Mary Ruth Ligon, Betty Stewart, Ross Ligon, James Collin Yantis, Richard Merlin Yantis, Phylis Yantis, Jerry Waisman, Pepper Vineyard, Jan Franks, and Nancy Yantis of Blanket.
Floor covering display highlights latest rug designs and yard goods at Kilpatrick's Hardware Store. The display emphasizes fresh patterns for home decorating trends and practical outdoor fabrics.
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