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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
3
A Baptist sermon extols living Christ like character woven by the Spirit, warns against church hypocrisy, and urges church attendance as vital to civilization. It contrasts faith with doubt in Darwinian thought and emphasizes reverence for the Bible as foundational to society.
Wen dell Herring of San Bernardino California wed Donna Louise Wikerson of Clarkson Washington in Riverside California on June 7. Rev C L Waite officiated. They will reside at 55 Serra Way San Bernardino where Herring manages dept for Montgomery Ward.
An advertisement urges using Cardus to address underlying weak conditions causing periodic pains. It claims over 50 years of use and wide endorsement by women. Sold at drug stores.
Narrator recalls a night of thumps and whispers as burglars rise in fearsome darkness. A seaside resort connection ties Wells family shadows to a missing pocketbook and a mysterious curtained room. Seance details reveal cryptic talk of water, ten o clock clues, and a secretary’s sharp questions.
A local pastor appeals for church solace and blesses the day of Christ. Families from Fort Worth and Comanche visit Macksville. Doris Magness marks her 18th birthday with friends. Rev. Walter Baker preaches at the Baptist Church. The Peterson Morgan wedding takes place with Will Peterson and Troy Morgan as relatives. Local ads invite readers to sell cream eggs and poultry to Bob Seale at Home Produce Co.
SIPE SPRINGS and surrounding areas report visitors and family ties. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baker and son Sidney of Comanche spent part of last week with aunt Mrs. F. E. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Jackson and daughter of Fort Stockton visit aunt Mrs. E. A. Whitsides. Mrs. Lucy Lawson of Fort Worth visited sister Mrs. F. L. Little. Emmitt Whitesides of New Mexico visiting his parents. Mrs. G. F. Strieff returning home from Colorado visit. Tina Davis and son Fred Stanley of De Leon spent weekend with brothers Murf and Mike Stokes and families. Lois and Fred Smith visited in Colorado. Gene Price of De Leon visiting grandmother Mrs. N. J. Sanders. C. E. Wilkerson and Red Hat…
The schedule lists sermons at Harmony, White Point, Proctor, Hasse, Sidney and Beattie with morning 11 a.m. and evening 3 p.m. services. Bro. R. O. Sory presides at Proctor for the Fifth Quarterly Conference on October 29 with a call for full attendance and a finances report.
A period notice by L. B. Russell lists sunrise and sunset times for Comanche County during October 1932, detailing daily solar times for residents and officials at the court house. Includes location and month reference.
Renfro's Market announces lower prices on all fresh meats including roasts and steaks. The sale promotes lower costs for assorted meat cuts to attract shoppers during the current period.
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