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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1939
Page
7
Rev E R Gordon outlines July revival topics and dates from July 16 to 30. Topics cover riches devotionism baptism heaven and eternal life with extensive notes on each evening and a special elderly service July 23. Attendees invited to plan to attend and discuss these sermons openly.
Plan to attend the meeting and outdoor services. Regular attendees will benefit, but everyone will enjoy the warmth and inspiration of the gathering. Bring others to share in the experience.
Central Christian Methodist and Presbyterian congregations plan a daily Vacation Bible School for children aged four to fourteen. Sessions run 8 to 11 a.m. in the Methodist Church auditorium, with three hours of Bible training by earnest teachers.
A free program opens Monday July 17 for two weeks at a genuine Bible school in Comanche. Children will study the Bible and attend weekday morning sessions with no cost.
The Mount Pleasant Baptist Church hosts a Fifth Sunday home coming in July with a full program of Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. services from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. featuring Rev. W. J. Briscoe, Virgil Hodges, J. Y. Robinson, Walter Scott, and pastor Gordon Barrett.
The Central Christian Church announces eleven o'clock hour sermon titled What Is God Like by Brother Klingman and a union evening service on the lot east of the Post Office building. All are invited to attend. Church Board.
For many years a Proctor resident, Uncle Charlie Smith died at his home Friday after a sudden heart attack. Funeral services were held at Proctor Cemetery Sunday.
The Comanche Methodist Church opens a two week revival with Robert L Kennedy leading singing. Kennedy brings over eighteen years as a song leader and youth worker across Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian churches. He has sung in meetings across more than twenty five states and is praised for power and poise in guiding congregational singing. The community is expected to be blessed by his involvement.
The Harmony Methodist Church will launch its annual revival Sunday led by Pastor Rev. H. J. Sanders. Assistant pastor Rev. George M. Greebon from Gistine will help, with services held twice daily.
Flora B. Couch notes Gustine Methodist Church Women made and sold pies for funds then worked on a Flower Garden quilt at Mrs. Gleaton's. A recent social afternoon featured refreshments, and a group from the Stephenville Society visited.
A church program offered enjoyable and uplifting music, praised for its fine singing. The writer thanks a group of women for their work and the positive experience.
Comanche prepares for a community wide revival led by the Methodist Church. Nightly services start at 8 15 on the church lot across from the Post Office and daily 10 00 a m in the church auditorium. Rev E R Gordon of the First Methodist Church preaches assisted by Robert L Kennedy evangelist music director and youth leader.
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