Presbyterian Church News and Sunday Bible Class
The Presbyterian Church announces a Sunday Bible Class for high school age youth led by Mrs Hazel. A meeting of church officials and officers is called to organize a new church work group under the Church Session. Thanksgiving greetings are extended to fellow pastors and their congregations as the coming year is hoped to bring in gathering and progress.
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Workers Council of the Church
Hazel
Woman's Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Feast or Thanksgiving Day sermon reflection
The author reflects on Thanksgiving as a feast day or true thanks giving. He urges inner gratitude over external abundance, urging humility, prayer, and turning from wicked ways to seek divine forgiveness and healing. He questions whether the Day honored God or simply satisfied physical desires.
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United States
For Sale Good Batteries and Used Goods
For sale items include good batteries from $1 to $4 with exchange options and recharges, rebuild service for $1, parts for cars, second hand furniture, a wood cook stove and other stoves, a second hand telephone, and more. Located at Sidney Street on the corner of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Bireet
Stagg Creek Visitors Call on Local Families
Stagg Creek residents hosted visitors from Cisco Abilene and West Texas. Mrs Florence Fielder returned from Cisco to visit the LaRoques. The Roe family traveled to West Texas for a funeral. Church services are held Sundays at 10 in the Church of Christ. The Ladies Tuesday Club met and quilted four quilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. LaRoque
Lloyd LaRoque
Billy
Cisco
Florence Fielder
Vernon Cagle
Sons
Abilene
Mollie Cagle
Jack
Rupert Cagle
Robert Roe
West Texas
Miss Bransham
Jasper Morten
J. A. Moore
Church of Christ
Milton May
Gap
Will May
Dave Boyd
J. A. Hall
Famiy
Sidney
Local Church and Community Notes From Brownwood Area
Regular services at the Baptist Church with Rev Homer Crimm in Brownwood. Families and visitors from Mullin, Brownwood, Kentempey, and nearby towns gathered for visits and missionary activities. Deer hunters left for Brewster County while local clubs hosted meetings at the church and school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer T. Crimm
Brownwood
Baptist Church
Unday
Macon Richmond
W.J
Carlisle
Mullin
Bill Oer
Tennessee
Miss Pearl Stone
Sadie Dobbs
Kentempey Spen
W. B. Jones
S. B. Haddon
Forrest Sw
Cardui Helps Mrs. Hunt After Monthly Pain
Mrs. Herbert W. Hunt of Hallsville Texas describes relief from cramps drag and sluggishness after taking Cardui. She reports improved health and lasting improvement. If Cardui does not help consult a physician.
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Herbert W. Hunt
Hallsville
Texas
Cardui
Families and friends seen at Fort Worth events
N. N. Durham and son Ted attended the T U Rice game in Fort Worth on Saturday. Mr and Mrs I FE Ransome of Coleman spent part of the week in Comanche. Mr and Mrs Percy Wright Mrs Fischer Stark and Miss Gene Love spent Saturday in Fort Worth.
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N. N. Durham and Son
Ted
Fort Worth
I. FE. Ransome
Coleman
Comanche
Percy Wright
Fischer Stark
Gene Love
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F. L. Hill
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Stagg Creek
Cardus
Erring
O. W
Deal Food Store
Texas Telephone Company
INE
Massingill
Barber and Beauty
Luke
Household Institute Delineator Institute
J. B. Merchant
Newsome
Slidey
Joe Johnson
J. B. Ruth
Cauley Cloud Huett
D. Gray
T. C. Marshall Walker Williams
Cox Switzer
de Leon Bear
Durham Pecan Co
Majestic Theatre
Farmers Produce Co
Comanche Milling Co
Southwest Gas Co
Marshall’s Barber Shop
Howard Kilpatrick
J. R. Eanes
Ben Wilhelm
Park
Huntington
I. M. Davis
Comanche Motor Co
Marcher’s Beauty. Shop
Texas Power & Light Co
City Market
Chief Dry Cleaners
J. H. Burton
Lanford
Henry Moore
People’s Store
Johnny’s
Waisman’s Dep’t. Store
City Bakery
Perry Brothers
Higginbotham’s
Ernest
Sutton Dudley
J. R. Eanes & Co
Comanche Co
Rock
Thomas’ Gulf Service
Howard Motor Co
Tie Phifer
Roberson
Joe Tupin
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