Church Tonight Invited This Evening by R E Nance
Mr Nance invites everyone interested to attend church services tonight issued by the church leader R E Nance and noted in local notices.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
9
Mr Nance invites everyone interested to attend church services tonight issued by the church leader R E Nance and noted in local notices.
Mrs S R Upshaw is appointed city secretary to replace C L Kinchen Jr who resigned to take a federal secretarial post. Kinchen left Friday for Abilene to join her husband. Sgt L Sloan visiting from Camp Bowie predicts transfers as defense plans reshape postings. Thiebaud Produce moves to De Leon building across from C G Foust yard. Ralph Carnes drove a new Pontiac from Detroit last week. Rev D D Tidwell spoke at a Texas Baptist Historical Society meeting in Dallas. J G King, Mamie Bellah cousin, visited family Thursday evening. Dub Neal spent Sunday in Fort Worth.
Miss Geraldine Slider and Mr Allen wed in a sunrise ceremony at the home of the bride’s relatives Mr and Mrs W C Chilton. Rev C C Klingman performed a single ring ceremony as guests admired spring flowers and a wedding bell cake. The couple planned a honeymoon to New Orleans with a ranch home near Colorado City.
Cotton Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glasgow visited at Hasse Sunday. Grandma Knight fell Sunday breaking her arm and was taken to a German hospital for treatment. The McEntires and several kin from Sidney and local families visited Sindov.
Mrs. Nannie Wade Shelton of Los Angeles announces the marriage of her daughter Nan to Dick Holcomb of Los Angeles. The ceremony was held in the Wilshire Boulevard Chris Church wedding chapel with sister Mrs Fero Williams as attendant and Mr Williams as best man. The couple honeymooned in Palm Springs and will reside in Los Angeles. They areTarleton College alumni. he works for Douglas Aircraft Corp.
W H Williams 65 prominent West Texas businessman and brother of T J Williams of Comanche died at his Abilene home March 6. Buried in De Leon his former home. He was bank president and former Higginbotham manager, married to Margaret Weaver, with five children and eight siblings. Funeral in Abilene then De Leon.
Elizabeth Miller known as Grandma Miller died at 7:15 p.m. Sunday March 9 1941 at her daughter Beulah Reid’s home in Hazel Dell Texas. Born August 26 1850 in Tennessee she was 90 years five months thirteen days old. She married William Miller March 19 1868 in Tennessee and moved to Texas in 1877. Survived by sons Bob and Alton Miller and daughter Beulah Reid with 35 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral by Rev Jack Hathaway Dublin. burial Hazel Dell Cemetery beside her husband.
Lewis C. Norman resigns as Cross Plains Schools superintendent after four years in the role and a long tenure as high school principal since 1929. His future plans were not announced.
Mrs. Clell L. Baskett of Freer is visiting her mother Mrs. J. M. West.
Sipe Springs notes report Mrs W J Westbrook returning from Wink to her home after wintering with her son Joe. Paul Morris and several schoolboys attended the Fat Stock Show. Relatives visited Mr and Mrs Dave Miller as he came home from Brownwood. Rev Clifton Tennison preached at the Baptist Church. Mary Heatly visited Coleman then returned home with friends. The Taylor family attended the funeral of Mr Taylor's brother in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Newman Jones visited German relatives. grandmother joined them. Mr and Mrs B M Jones Hazel and Mrs W A Smith vacationed in Mount Pleasant. Mr and Mrs G G Thorp visited Lloyd Cowan. Teachers of Sipe Springs.
The article notes attendance at the County Teachers Meeting in Comanche Monday night and reports construction work beginning on the cemetery road.
Cross Roads store owner Herman Moore of Camp Bowie visited his mother Mrs. A. O. Moore. Several families including the Atchisons of Comanche LaRoques of Cross Plains and May, and the Nichols of Beattie, spent Sunday with relatives in the area. Summers of Camp Bowie and Wayman Osborn also paused from work to be with family.
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