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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1942
Page
3
The church announces its mission to worship God, preach Christ, welcome strangers, comfort the sorrowing, and aid the needy. Sunday School at 9:40 am, Morning Sermon at 11 am on "Theatre God", Revival at 8:30 pm led by Minister E M Shepard. Members and friends urged to attend all services.
A cemetery working is planned at Old Sardis Cemetery this Saturday May 30. A committee urges all volunteers to attend and bring their own tools to help with the likely maintenance tasks.
The Gustine Lamkin charge schedules Energy Sunday at 11 a.m. with Church School at 10 a.m. Youth members lead the first part of evening service followed by the pastor. A revival begins June 28 at Gustine with a reading from Judges 7 21 and a prayerful invitation to attend.
The program at First Baptist Church Comanche features a 3:00 PM devotional by Ed Palmer a talk by George E. Smith an open discussion led by E. G. Gregory a special performance by Stephenville Men's Quartet and an address by Dr. H. L. Spencer pastor of Stephenville Baptist Church Business by R. R. Harvey.
Brother Klingman will preach at the regular eleven o'clock services Sunday. No evening services.
Local and visiting residents noted in Comanche area society page. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reid of Dublin visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barret. A. McBride Jr. of Los Angeles returned home after two weeks here with his aunt Mrs. Henry Stephenson accompanying him. Curtis Thomas, son of Mrs. E. E. Thomas, has been inducted into the Army from Fort Worth. George Williams, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Williams, now works for the State Health Department in Houston after training at Texas A&M. Private Glenn Hicks returned to Muroc Bombing Range after furlough. Numerous other residents and visitors are listed with travels to De Leon, Stephenville, Brownwood, Corpus Christi, and Austin.
Secretary Wickard's remark frames a pivotal challenge for farmers as American agriculture scales up to meet wartime needs. The piece argues conservation farming, soil protection, and soil type awareness will raise yields, with farm ponds aiding erosion control and multiple uses including fish production for family nutrition.
Arthur Adams moved his household goods from storage in Comanche to the Kid Macon farm near Comanche while Mrs. Virginia Beever, a Comanche public school music teacher, arranged summer storage for her belongings via Burks Transfer and Storage Company. The bonded and insured firm offers ample storage space.
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