Thought For The Week In A Comanche Home Visit
A small note from Comanche mentions visits by Mrs G L Stewart and Nancy of Hondo to the Frits family. Dale Adams Rickey and Lynn of Hon week visit the farm and childhood home, with references to Mrs G L Stewart and Grigsby. Jesse's Thought For the Week reflects gratitude and faith in Romans 8 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhinehart
Dale Adams
Rickey
New Lynn
Honweek
Grigsby
Comanche
G. L. Stewart
Nancy
Hondo
W. J. Frits
Jesse
Singing Set for Friday Night at Democrat Church
Regular singing will be held Friday night June 17 at Rock y Church Democrat with new books available. All singers and lovers of good singing are invited to attend and a full house is expected. Singers from Comanche Mills Brown and Coleman Counties are expected along with others. Here from Colorado Mr and Mrs Everett Smith and children and Mrs Golda Hooper and daughter of Denver are visiting Comanche relatives. Here from New Mexico Mrs Don Woolsey and Jo Ann of Roswell are visiting. Alcohol boils at a lower temperature than water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Church
Democrat
D. B. Aldridge
Colorado
Everett Smith
Golda Hooper
Denver
Ed Woolsey
Comanche
New Mexico
Don Woolsey
Jo Ann
Roswell New Mexico
Gartmanview Services at Gartman View Free Will Church
Gartmanview Free Will Church led by Rev. A. L. Hudson schedules Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 and Evening Worship at 8 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday visitors at the McMillian home include Mr and Mrs Charley Ellington and their daughters from Lubbock and Jim Ellington of Comanche. W A Ayers called on Mr and Mrs Charley Wilkins and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartman View Free Will Church
A. L. Hudson
McMillian
Charley Ellington
Lubbock
Jim Ellington
Comanche
W. A. Ayers
Charley Wilkins
Abilene Hosts Weekend Social and Singing Event
Mr and Mrs Charley Marshall attended a singing Sunday in Abilene. A musical occurred in the home of Mr and Mrs Irbin Norwood last Tuesday with forty five guests attending the day night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irbin Norwood
Indian Creek Community News Struck by Windy Night
Last Saturday a strong wind and .75 inch rain toppled trees near the church and damaged the historic blackjack tree. A large crowd attended services and Sunday school. Hale Bowman was elected song leader with Gerald Langley as assistant. Brady York led the Men’s Bible Class in Felix Williams absence. A. J. Sliger and family visited from California. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton of De Leon spent the week with the Whites. Corn and cotton look good in the area. Rev. Harold D. Caskey was appointed pastor by the Central Texas Conference in Fort Worth. Max Keeter threshes about 1200 bushels of oats off 30 acres of volunteer oats with 15 to 30 bushels per acre from irrigated fields. Mrs. Phil McDonald and daughters from Georgetown visit. Rev. John W. Tickner, former Indian Creek pastor, was in the community en route to Fort Worth for Conference. he serves Zephyr Church. Brady York and Gerald Langley thresh oats on the Joe B. Lee place near Hasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harey Bowman
Gerald Langley
Brady York
Felix Williams
A. J. Sliger
California
J. L. Horton
de Leon
Bill White
Harold D. Caskey
Central Texas Conference
Fort Worth
Max Keeter
Keeter
Phil McDonald
Georgetown
John W. Tickner
Indian Creek Church
Zephyr Church
Joe B. Lee
Hasse
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Gandolph
Democrat Church
Gartmanview
E. D. McMillian
Ollie Wilson
Paul Stewart
Ned Stewart
NED
Lorene
Stewart
Ren
Abilene
Mr. and
Mrs
Charley Marshall
Sidney
Mercury
Montclair
Clemons
Comanche, Texas
Monterey
Pops
E&w
Mulliuhin
Indian Creek
Me In
His Arms
Dudney
Dry Cleaners
Bill Dudney
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