Mission t Week at St John Bracebridge Services
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions St John Bracebridge and mission week. It states services will be held Friday and another day with available missions. Participants urged to attend and discuss services.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1952
Page
7
Unreadable OCR fragment mentions St John Bracebridge and mission week. It states services will be held Friday and another day with available missions. Participants urged to attend and discuss services.
A free Standard First Aid course will be held at the Comanche Chamber of Commerce office starting Monday October 20 at 8:00 p.m. Sessions run twice weekly for 40 weeks, covering shock wounds poisons broken limbs and snake bites with emphasis on artificial respiration. Call Bob Franks at the Comanche Funeral Home for details.
A 1952 Ford four door sedan was showcased at Comanche High as part of a driver education program. Students observed the car’s features behind the wheel during a four day session and reported growing interest in automotive training.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a presenter or group offering three films titled The Yours, Jimmy of Patrol, and An Doctor's Degree in Comanche High. The readable bits suggest a student or sports context with references to Fuell s and sportsman tudents.
Bill Dudley, son of Itton Dudley, pledged to join Tarleton State’s Cavalier program after a semester of study. The initiative aims to promote school friendships and cultural education through organized activities and student engagement.
Public notice for a church gathering at 507 S Austin St on Monday October 20 at 7 30 pm. Several preachers and singers expected. All are invited to attend and seek the blessings of God.
Mr and Mrs Edd Burdette and Mr and Mrs Dalton Perkins were visitors in West Texas and the State of Colorado this week.
The Comanche Indian Junior team coached by Dale Biggs lost 12-0 at Ranger on Tuesday night. Earlier, the local Junior squad defeated Stephenville 26-0 last week.
Entries from Blanket and Comanche excelled in the Hereford Show at the State Fair of Texas in Dallas. Winners include RS Royal Duke 4 Blanket first in Summer Yearling Bull and Barret Ranch Comanche placing in multiple divisions with Barret Ranch leading Get-of-Sire and Pair of Calves showing.
The menu lists daily offerings for a school week with beans and sauerkraut on Monday and weiners, cornbread, milk, and peach cobbler. Tuesday features turkey and dressing with green peas cranberry sauce and banana pudding. Wednesday serves macaroni and cheese with loaf, green beans, vegetable salad, bread, milk and cookies. Thursday includes baked beans spinach potato salad and cornbread with milk and ice cream. Friday presents steak and gravy mashed potatoes pea salad bread milk and a candy bar.
John Alford Cottrell 54 of Downing died instantly in a October 4 auto crash near Ranger. A companion was injured and unable to explain the cause. Funeral Oct 6 at Downing Church of Christ. burial in Downing Cemetery. Cottrell born May 12 1898 near Suez. survived by wife Bertha Smith, three children, a grandson, and several siblings.
The F H A Girls of Comanche High School held a slumber party Friday night October 10 at the gym. After attending the San Saba Comanche football game they stayed for a night of planned activities and an initiation of teachers and students. The doors were locked after midnight and activities continued until about 5 30 AM when cleanup finished and attendees went home.
Mr and Mrs Charley Hendrix hosted over the weekend their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howell Hilburn from Wichita Falls. Shirley Taylor from Tarleton College also visited relatives in the area for the weekend.
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