Know The Bible Lectures on Future World History
A brief note promotes Bible prophecy as the guide to the earth's future and humanity's role in it. It urges the motto Safety First in the drama outlined by the Creator who died for mankind.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
6
A brief note promotes Bible prophecy as the guide to the earth's future and humanity's role in it. It urges the motto Safety First in the drama outlined by the Creator who died for mankind.
Mrs Walling of San Angelo visited Mr and Mrs Wall Shoe maker last week. Jim Edwards of Comanche spent Thursday and today with his brother Zett Edwards and family. Miss Sealy Weathers of Valera has been visiting her sister Rosa Lee Weathers. Airs Sam Younes of Toledo visited Mrs wife Rutherford Friday. Mrs Artie Lavoian and child ren of Fellowship spent the week with George Gober and family. Zett Edwards and sons Harold and Howard, Mrs George Keating and Irene Keating trip to Greenwood Saturday. Elmer Fletcher and family of Mercer Gap visited his uncle Ira Fletcher and family last week end.
Alias execution issued February 16 1994 in Erath County case Mrs R L Talley v A S Clemons No 5975 directs Constable S W Switzer to sell at public auction in Comanche County Texas on April 7 1921 the undivided one sixth interest of J H M T Clemons in two tracts 117 acres and 35 acres for $1511.36 principal plus $151.11 attorney fees and costs of sale arrows.
Despite bad roads a fair crowd attends Prophet's Bible Lectures. The sermons highlight neglected prophetic scriptures and offer welcoming, enlightening study for saints and sinners. Evening services begin at 7 50 p m with evangelist Co W Rubendall urging attendance nightly in March.
At Indian Gap George Deer avan Troy Dutton Otto Fischer and Mrs J A Gordon will receive a family pass to the Majestic Monday March 9.
Unecie Billy Wilson a longtime Gustine resident and active farmer died after weeks of illness. Services were held at Siloam Cemetery with Masonic support and local clergy. He was born in Arkansas in 1857 and moved to the Indian Territory before settling near Gustine forty years ago. Surviving are his widow Zina McCarty and six children including Roy Leslie Cle Wilson H A Wyche Edith Butler Myrtle Randerson and a deceased daughter Mrs Woody Johnson.
At Comanche J S Andrews C J Bartley C S Anderson Jess Atwood will receive a family pass to the Majestic Monday March 9th.
Mrs Sam Caldwell and child ren spent the week with her parents Mr and Mrs CW Flippo. Mr and Mrs J E Hurt and W G Hurt of Wingate visited relatives. Clarence Woolsey of Blanket stayed with Wayne Woolsey. D L Hurt of Comanche and J L Woolsey of Taylor Chapel joined S P D Hurt for a weekend gathering. Woolsey family members visited E W Woolsey of Blanket early next week.
The county jury list includes names from Comanche Route 28 Winfred Kearney and J C Wilson from Route 2. Comanche Star Route lists R M Breedlove. Gustine Route 1 includes J Bouncer and L D Alsup. Gustine Proctor Route 2 lists L O Sturkie.
Tobe Greer of Comanche was awarded a bronze slab by the Texas Tech club last week for being the hardest working freshman athlete, according to the college announcement.
The speech explains a proposed constitutional amendment to finance state highways by gasoline taxes, with counties receiving refunds for highway bonds and funds directed to road and bridge needs. It argues the plan would greatly reduce local property taxes while protecting the School Fund and limiting bond issues.
J H Prater of Comanche Texas lowers prices on day old chicks from 25 cents to each. Rhode Island Reds praised as county’s best. Farm raises layers and hatches own chicks. Visitors welcome 2.5 miles north of Comanche on DeLeon highway. Hatch off every 10 days. Telephone 2812.
Comanche Little Theatre presents Wives To Burn at Gustine next Tuesday March 10 for basketball team benefit. Gustine cast will include local specialties and the comedy drew praise in Comanche as one of the most comical productions.
Rev J L Ray of Thornton, four years pastor on the Comanche Circuit, will conduct a revival at the Blanket Methodist Church. The series runs from Sunday April 5 through April 19, per Rev J D Smoot, the church pastor.
W A Stanley of Brownwood sought to advertise a lost Reo tire in the paper. He learned the tire was already advertised and returned to collect it. Stanley claimed advertising does not work as expected in all newspapers.
H. M. Jones was re elected president of the Brianwood Chamber of Commerce for 1931 Sterling Holloway was elected first vice president and Dave Guilyo was elected second vice president at the regular luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce directors Wednesday March 4 Hilton Burks was again chosen as secretary and Miss Betsy Maves was again chosen as his assistant Min Bork Brownwood Bulletin announced after an executive session to name a secretary for the coming year
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fowler of Stephenville will move to Comanche and Dr. Fowler opens his office in the Dr. Green residence off the square on Monday. He previously practiced in Pottsville and Hamilton for twenty five years and relocated to Stephen ville two and a half years ago. He will offer general practice with a specialty in rectal diseases and is a chiropractor.
Joe Marshall recalls losing his glasses and paying a quarter to have them returned. Ernest Soward delivered them by 8:45 Saturday morning for Joe’s work. In Comanche, Laura Dillin and R G Dillin will receive a family pass to the Majestic on Tuesday March 10. A district call invites voter views on a tax matter, as Senator Walter C. Woolward seeks conservative district sentiment.
Mrs Martha Jane Presley 64 died Sunday at her Dallas home 1811 Lenway. Survived by husband W R Presley six sons Dick Frank Lawrence W R Jr Jim Arthur and two daughters D F Maxwell and Willie Broome all in Dallas and others in New Mexico and Corpus Christi. Services Monday at 2 pm from residence with Rev W Wynn officiating burial Restland Memorial Park. Mrs Presley formerly lived in Comanche.
Maude Woodward born Cherokee May 9 1893 died at her San Saba home after brief illness interred at San Saba Cemetery. Survived by husband Jack Chaprel two children Lertha Mae Cecil, former husband Rob Steele three more children Bertie May Virgil Ray, father L B Woodward and siblings Mesdamea Jim Sanford Laura Findley Grover Woodward and Mrs Lou Brandon.
A local market advertises year round offerings for produce including eggs cream poultry and hides. The notice states the market has ten prices and sells feed and invites customers to bring items for sale.
A report from our office notes barley seen February shows three feet high and in full head indicating unusual maturity for the month. M A Graham reported the sighting on a Monday, describing the crop as in an interfect state of growth for February.
Pearl McClatchy, Jesse Purvis, and R. H. Reid will deliver a family vase to Maijestie on Tuesday March 10. Chas. Smith will receive the vase at Proctor.
Mrs. W. L. Yarbrough died at Bangs after a two week illness. Known as Little Granny she had lived in Bangs ten years and in Texas most of her life born in Alabama in 1848. Survived by sons Louis Yarbrough and Patsy Pelham. husband died seven months ago. Funeral held at Danes Baptist Church with Rev. W. H. Rucker officiating.
Local notice lists Seldon McKay M. C. Me Donald Lee McDonald and others as recipients of a family pass at the year round market on Route 1 percent. The entry mentions Mareh Lith and a Wednesday event.
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