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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1956
Page
14
The Beattie Community Club will meet Friday night March 23. An outstanding program has been arranged for all members and interested members of the community to attend.
Excerpt recounts Jesus’ entombment and earthquake as an angel opens the tomb for women to witness the risen Christ. Mentions Galilee meeting as foretold, with Roman guard, and a partnership notice from Comanche County Texas referencing a limited partnership.
A reflective piece meditates on kindness and the impact of small deeds along life’s path. The author notes the passage of time, gratitude, and certainty in faith while acknowledging human frailty and divine creation.
The Weatherford visitors Mrs Joe Wilkerson and son Marsha and Jimmy joined Mrs J Roy Smith and family for a Fort Worth weekend trip. Homer Stephen Stephenville Texas Homer Stephen Stephenville also mentioned during the visit with remarks about the trip.
Comyn Mr and Mrs Pete Pell and Mrs Grady Mahon hosted butane in their home this week. Mrs Barney Pruitt celebrated Lethe Kay’s eighth birthday with about 20 friends and gifts. Mrs B G Painter and Mr and Mrs George Caraway attended singing at South Side Baptist Church in Dublin Sunday. Mrs Willis Dickey visited Mrs B F Barnes in De Leon last week.
Mr and Mrs Walter J Barret were Oklahoma visitors last week. The Barrets plan to move to Oklahoma after the school term ends in May.
The adding machine was invented by Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, in 1642.
Temple residents welcomed Mr and Mrs Bill Wilkerson and their son David Blanton as weekend visitors. They stayed with Mr and Mrs M V Blanton and visited local sites in Temple.
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