Brief History of County From Comanche Chief Files
Crowds of 2000 to 3000 attend Old Settlers meeting in Sipe Springs across two days. Notables include S. Lattimore Fort Worth and J. Presser. County court sets pauper limit at 15 monthly. Beattie-Comanche road upgrade funded. Jimmie Creek bridge project priced at 3750 with September completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipe Springs
S. Lattimore
Fort Worth
May
Mollie Bailey
J. M. Presser
W. Gillespie
Panama Canal
Comanche
Marion Wilkerson
Ed Wilkerson
Volley Jackson
John T
Beattie-Comanche
Jimmie's Creek
Austin
Community News From Van Dyke and Nearby Churches
Sunday School totals reach 45 with Gartman View 43 and Zion Hill 2 for June 18. Rain measures 5.30 inches in four days through June 17 boosting farmers and stockmen. Peanut planting season begins amid Sunny weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartman View
Zion Hill
van Dyke
Jesse
Booster Band
Walton Vernon
Billie Hudson
Bonita
Texas
Elbert Lawless
California
Mr. Lawless
Bain Family Heads to Milwaukee for Short Visit
Mrs. Kenneth Bain travels Friday with her husband to Milwaukee Wisconsin for a 10 day visit tied to a highway construction project. The Bains expect to finish in a few days and return to Comanche where their four children stay with grandparents Cam Bain and Ted Bonser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Bain
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Bains
Comanche
Cam Bains
Ted Bonsers
Love Will Find A Way Sermon At Oakwood Cemetery
A three minute sermon by Lowell Saunders from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago discusses divine salvation. It cites Psalm 53 2 Romans 3 23 and Hebrews 10 4 along with Galatians 4 4 5 and I Peter 3 18 to emphasize that Gods love provided Jesus to redeem humanity. The piece ends with the hymn Love found a way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Saunders
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Patricia Hall
Braintree
Mass
David
Jesus Christ
Family visits split across multiple towns in Howard County
Here from Howard County Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jones and baby, who reside at Knott, Howard County, were back home visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones in Comanche, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sturdivant in Stephenville. Rubber Stamps order The Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwood Cemetery
Comanche County
Briar Grove
Sidney Eagle
Carlton
George C. McKinzie
McKinzie Hotel
Billy Jones
Baby
Knott
Howard County
Clarence Jones
Comanche
Jim Sturdivant
Stephenville
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Findley
Court House
H. L. Gantz
Gantz
Texas A&m College
A&m
State Teachers Association
Beattie
B. Ray McCorkle
Ben F .Hearn
Central Christian Church of
R. A. Luker
Paris Smith
Froh Brothers
John Tarleton College
de Leon
Camp Fire
Carl Roberts
Mercer Creek
Myrtle Martin
Mesdames I. M. Cochran
George Tate
I. C. Gage
C. A. Greene
J. B. Chilton
H. R. Jones
H. Donaho
P. T. Galiga
Comanche Indians
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Indians
Dublin
Bowie
Gustine Tigers
Loka
Swift Heels
Bennie
Mustangs
W. P. A. Sloan
Hico
Glastron
Happiness Tours
British West Indian Airways
BWIA
America
Bahamas
Semaule
Nardis of
Dallas
Birmingham Ornamental Iron
Dr Pepper
Wes
Beng Kabob A Grills
Bae Clones
Mercury
Roi
King Delbrook
Germaine Monteil
Acon Oe
Seis Bs Mercury Records
Burton & Goodson
West Central Avenue
Tiny Burton
Herb Goodson
By Jesse Tiner
Pune
Santa Fe
Central Texas Fertilizer Company
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