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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
3
The letter advises Navy recruits to beware of bad influences and to maintain self-control. It stresses that military service does not change a person and praises fine, self-disciplined recruits while noting others may struggle. It ends by recommending Tommy Williams as a worthy example for young service entrants.
Central Christian Church invites weekly Bible School Communion and preaching each Sunday at ten. This Sunday March 11 the sermon titled With Christ In His First Sermon, based on Luke 4 16 30, invites members to deepen spiritual life through Easter prep and daily Bible reading led by Pastor C C Klingman.
Frank Evans of Comanche has been promoted from H A1/c to Ph M3 c. He is the son of Mrs Minnie Evans and has served in New Guinea with Navy forces since last May.
First Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 am and preaching at 11:00 am on the topic What Is the Matter with the Church. An evening service at 8:00 pm will preach How Do We Know The Way. Pastor R. B. Hooper invites all.
Mr and Mrs A C Thomas and daughter Lina Lou of Lufkin visited friends here last week.
E S Randerson a former Floyd County War Price and Rationing Board chief clerk and longtime Floydada sheriff died Friday in a Lubbock hospital. Funeral services at First Methodist Floydada with Masonic burial followed by interment in Floydada Cemetery. He was survived by his widow Myrtle Wilson Randerson and daughter Mrs Harvey Brock of San Diego California.
The State of Texas serves unknown heirs of M Davis Sarah Davis Aron Davis Join Davis and Samantha Thompson as defendants in Comanche County. The suit seeks delinquent taxes for 1926 through 1943 on Lot 3 Block 1 Toby addition Gustine. Court summons issued February 17 1945 before the 52nd District Court in Comanche County.
The Gustine column notes a well attended Red Cross service at the Methodist Church. Local visits include Frank Rhymes and family, Peggy White from Fort Worth, and multiple relatives and friends visiting or ill. Nearby and on leave mentions include Pvt. Morace C. Couch, Burnell Clements, Bob Rollins, and Oliver Stephens. The Sunshine Club met February 25, with 19 attendees and embroidery. other social items include birthdays, singing events, and visits across Comanche, Dallas, and San Angelo.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and floral offerings during the sickness and death of our son and brother Samuel R. Ross. Special thanks to Mr Franks and co workers for their thoughtfulness. We bless each of you. D. T. Ross family et al.
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