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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1959
Page
2
The fragmented text traces bread from ancient ovens to biblical symbolism. It links bread to survival in Genesis, Noah's era, and Joseph's hospitality, then moves to Christ as the bread of life, detailing spiritual nourishment and inclusion of all races through repentance and faith.
Comanchean supporters watched SMU Mustangs defeat Baylor Bears 30-14 in Waco on Saturday. Among attendees were Mr and Mrs Ted Durham with son Rusty Rev and Mrs Prez Todd with son Jerr and Mr and Mrs Floyd Prather.
J O Musick of the Texas Safety Association predicts a record Thanksgiving weekend highway travel rise by auto bus train and plane as Texans visit relatives. He urges belt use notes one car fatalities often stem from unbelted riders and urges preparations for weather through February.
The WSCS of the local First Methodist Church met on Monday November 10 for the regular business session. Mrs Ed Burdett led the program in the absence of circle chairman Mrs Reid Thomas. A quartet Molmes Ed Frensley Ben Wilhelm Otha Phillips Ed Burdette sang Give Me Thine Heart. they were accompanied by Mrs John Barton. A prayer by Mrs Charles Haslett and scripture by Mrs Otha Phillips followed. The lesson continued prayer study led by Mrs Max Keeter. The meeting closed with a prayer by Mrs Clara Foster.
Mrs. J R King 90 longtime Comanche County resident died at 3 30 a m Saturday November 21 at 104 E Paine St Comanche Funeral services were held November 22 at 2 p m in the Comanche Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Plez Todd and Rev J D Smoot officiating She was born July 10 1869 in Hollins Alabama and married J P King November 20 1892 They moved to Comanche County in 1903 and later to Comanche She leaves six daughters three sons 25 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren She was laid to rest at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche.
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