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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
4
All Sidney churches unite for a Mothers Day program at 11 a m Sunday. Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m. All are invited. Homer Davis pastor.
Miss Mattie Mae Gafford was honored on her birthday with a Lake Eanes picnic party. The event featured a picnic lunch and games with attendees including Luther Williams Earl Burnett Hubert Humphrey Jake Graham Style McEntire Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Humphreys and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Edwards left for Temple where Mr. Edwards is receiving treatment.
Rev. Ben F. Hearne pastor of the Christian Church of Mineral Wells and former Comanche pastor opens a ten day revival at Central Christian Church Comanche beginning Wednesday evening June 15 and running through Friday evening June 24 Rev. Kenneth Smith reports Hearne led the Comanche church for five years before moving to Mineral Wells three years ago.
The Alamo Produce Co led by Jack Harris offers top market prices for chickens eggs and cream. The notice invites suppliers to bring poultry dairy and eggs to the business for immediate purchase.
In the cafe and aboard the canal locks saga, Mame defies Windy’s pleas and aids him in a jail rescue. Windy, dodging trouble, agrees to marry Mame after re enlisting, while Joe’s proposal to Mame is declined as she stays loyal to Windy. The escape turns into a Navy re enlistment and a tense mast call.
The Comanche Methodist Church will hold an annual revival from Sunday June 5 to Sunday June 12 led by Pastor J. L. Evans. He will preach while Hayden Edwards of Malone A M E Church directs the young peoples work and singing. Edwards helped at Comanche revival two years ago. Stephenville visitors included Jno H. H. W. White family and Mr and Mrs I M Franks with daughters.
A medical essay discusses heart disease as linked to overeating at six o'clock and general dietary excess. It introduces food allergy as a factor in asthma hay fever and intolerances, noting variability among individuals and the potential of pollen vaccines and dietary trials to relieve symptoms.
Mrs. J H Soward 73 longtime Comanche resident died at her East Comanche home at 3 33 am Monday May 1 after a illness of under four hours. She is survived by four children and was a former Board Church member. Interment followed at Board Church Cemetery with Rev Gordon Barrett officiating. Born Elizabeth Stephens October 19 1858 in Ash Flat Arkansas she married J H Soward who died August 9 1909. The couple moved to Texas in 1899 and lived near Creamer before settling in Comanche for the past years.
The writer argues that pork, bacon, and ham are healthy foods and that beef diets harm health. He says many fear pork unreasonably, claims pork improves strength, and urges working people to earn honest bread and meat. He ends with a call to keep reading.
Churches in Comanche announce Mother's Day programs featuring choir led services at Methods Church and sermons by pastors such as Rev J L Evans Rev Gordon Barrett and Rev Kenneth L Smith. Special music and programs honor mothers at Central Christian Church Presbyterian and Church of Christ with varied schedules including Sunday school hours and evening services.
A compact ad offering top prices for cream chickens and eggs from D C Bailey Produce Co urging producers to bring their goods for payment. The brief notice emphasizes high rates and eager purchase of farm produce.
Doyle Gillette of Comanche County had his swindling conviction reversed and remanded by the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin last Friday. Defense attorney A. B. Haworth represented Gillette.
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