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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1956

Page

3

Episcopal ordination services scheduled in Dallas Fort Worth

Episcopal service entries note ordination to the priestly order to be held at 10:20 a.m. on June 13 in Fort Worth with clergy including Joseph M. Harte and James Leo Dallas among the speakers and presiders. Other diocesan names appear linked to congregations in Dallas Wichita Fort Worth and Boston amid expressions of gratitude for support during illness and death.

Episcopal Fort Worth Joseph M. Harte Shepherd Wichita Iam Paul Barnes Ty Church Fort -Inty Church Dublin Dallas Charles New York City Ee Dallas St. Texarkana St. Boston James Leo Dallas St. Paul's

Community Club at Van Dyke Plans Centennial and July 6 Meeting

Friday social at Van Dyke Community Club mixed with business as members discuss Centennial plans and potential entries in Den and Rodeo parades. Seven families present. members urged neighbors in Van Dyke School District to attend July 6 meeting to vote on ongoing community project.

van Dyke

Rural Traffic Accidents Reported in Comanche County May

Captain Jack Sutherland of the Fort Worth Texas Highway Patrol released Comanche County rural traffic data for May. Patrol investigated two accidents with one fatality, three injuries, and two deaths compared to 1955. Property damage totaled 1700 dollars.

Jack Sutherland Fort Worthet Texas Highway Patrol Comanche County Tae Utherland

Gratitude Expressed to Friends by Reverend Roy Hill

A brief note from Reverend Roy Hill thanks friends for their support and encouragement during a difficult period. The message expresses sincere appreciation for prayers and kindness shown to him and his family.

Cnpree Roy Hill

Sister Visit From Tem ple Woman

Miss Carole Blanton of Temple visited her sister Mrs. Bill Wilkerson here this week.

Carole Blanton of Temple Bill Wilkerson

Things Rare and Unusual

A reflective note contrasts true friends with fair weather ones and urges avoiding harmful disclosures. It extols resilience through adversity and cherishes loyal support while warning against exploiting confidences for revenge. The fragment hints at a long contemplation of value and gratitude.

Tupins Visit Son and Daughter-in-Law in Galveston

Mr and Mrs Joe Tupin visited their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Joe Paul Tupin in Galveston last week.

Joe Tupin Inlaw Joe Paul Tupin Galveston

Belief Tested by a Hitchhiker Tale and Resurrection Faith

Moody preacher recounts a hitchhiking youth who received $300 from a stranger who asked if he believed in God. Police jailed him briefly, released him when no charges followed, and returned the money. The tale is used to illustrate faith in the risen Christ and Thomas the doubter who saw Jesus after the resurrection.

J. G. Peterson Moody Bible Institute Chicago Apostle Thomas Jesus

Radioactive spring water claim sparks farmer letter

Ernest Stanley of Bibb Community Texas received a testimonial from D E Oliver Brownwood praising his radioactive dirt and well water as a cure for ulcerated stomach hemorrhoids. The letter urges no drying up of the well as the writer believes continued use will restore health. A separate note mentions hail storms killing crops and many wild fowl, citing a 1956 yearbook estimate.

Ernest Stanley Comanche County Bibb Comanche Texas

Brother’s Keeper inmate jailed after liquor binge in Oklahoma City

A 45 year old man told police he and his brother bought 1% corn liquor and he drank more than a pint because he did not want his brother to drink. He cited faith lines about belief in Jesus as he was taken to jail for drunkenness.

Jesus Oklahoma City Okla

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