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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1954
Page
6
The Comanche County Baptist Workers Conference gathers Thursday night October 7 at Comyn Baptist Church under the theme These Two Go Together. Rodney Irby is moderator host pastor with a 6:00 Fellowship Supper and 6:45 board meetings.
Mrs Mira Johnson has returned home after an extended visit with her daughter of Town Park and other relatives in Colorado.
Dalton Hicks, Comanche High School graduate and all round athlete, enrolls at the University of Houston. The 19 year old, 187 pound end plans to major in physical education and lettered in football basketball and track in high school.
Mrs. La Voyce Waggoner of Comanche received funeral services at the First Baptist Church in Comanche with graveside rites at Brownwood’s Greenleaf Cemetery. Officiants were Dr. H H Hargrove and Rev. Henry M. Chambers. Surviving are husband R K Waggoner two daughters Lynn and Gary four Nabers relatives and the Waggoner family.
The Goodwill Club gathered Thursday with ten present at lunch and ten more in the afternoon. One quilt was completed and embroidery stitched. Visitors included Mrs Mamie Ewell of Jayton and Mrs Paul Neel and Mrs Sallie Eons of Hico. Next meeting set for Oct 7 with Mrs J H Eargle.
The Texas Telephone Company board on Thursday August 26 declared a regular quarterly dividend of 300 cents per share on the 6 percent cumulative stock for the quarter ending September 30. Payment is due October 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business September 30. The company serves about 30,000 telephones across 19 communities in North Texas.
The Rév. John Salberg presides at 10 a m Holy Communion and sermon for the 16th Sunday after Trinity with additional Holy Communion services on Wednesday and Friday. The church is open daily for prayer and meditation. The Episcopal Church welcomes you.
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