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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1954
Page
5
A brief note records attendance at a conference noon session and mentions visiting relatives. Kenneth Miller and Mrs. Char naco hosted guests, Don Kinsey spent time with his granddaughter, and Mrs. Dock Mill recently returned from Fisk with a marriage in the family. Pettit and Goldthwaite residents were mentioned visiting and at home.
The view's Church notes Holy Communion and meditation as part of its open all day use. The institution welcomes parishioners and visitors to join in services and quiet reflection.
Rain totals, frost, and hospital updates headline a busy community period. Local families visit churches, attend Sunday School and singing events, with residents ranging from Brownwood to Coleman and Abilene sharing updates and greetings.
Gartmanview By Mrs E D McMillian Gartman s View Freewill Baptist Church Rev Hudson pastor announces services Sunday School 10 2 a m Morning Worship 11 a m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Prayer Service Wednesday 7 p m Attendance 44 in Sunday School last Sunday Mrs Somer Williams visited her daughter Mrs Lorene Rogers and children here Wednesday Mrs Will Bradshaw was taken to the German hospital Monday.
The Comanche Study Club met at Mrs H N Goodson and Miss Berta Goodson for a program on Fun in the Home with the quotation A family that plays together stays together. Mrs H H Williams and Miss Hattie Brightman presented a delightful program and Miss Brightman spoke on Radio City. Lemon pie and coffee were served to a long list of members including Mrs Virgil Chaffin and Mr Ira Clemons.
The Comanche County Quartet Singing Convention will meet Friday night November 12 at Hasse Baptist Church. The event is announced by Russell Nance, president, and Darlene Kathey, secretary. The note invites anyone including lone singers or lovers of good singing to attend.
The article lists numerous weekend visits and illnesses in the Crossroads area. Families such as the Runkles, Fielder, Vines, Hazell, LaRoque, Vancleave, Scott, Byrd, Jones, Clawson, Coker, and others are noted visiting relatives in Beattie, May Sun, Grosvenor, Andrews, and surrounding towns. F. M. Vines is ill with influenza.
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