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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
2
Miss Johnnie Smallwood plans a Stephenville visit next week. A string of visitors from San Antonio Dublin Fort Worth and Sherman spent weekends with local families including the Cattles Higginbothams and Carletons. F F A members attended the State Fair with chaperones and coaches.
Miss Pauline Hellums visited her parents in Indian Creek over the weekend. Frank Redwine from Cotton Grove spent time with his father J. F. Redwine. Miss Faye Stewart of Cotton Grove stayed with her parents, Mr and Mrs L S Stewart. Robert Pendergrass Russell Jones Frank McCullough and Brenton Jones went to the Dallas Fair. Mr and Mrs W W Cochran of Cleburne Ruth Jones of Brownwood and Paul Jones of Stephenville visited Lena Jones on Sunday. Reverend Joe LTandel conducted services at the Baptist Church over the work and Reunion Pinkard of Stephenville also visited here.
The Presbyterian Church invites worship with Sabbath School at 9:45 a m preaching at 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m Young People's Meeting at 6:15 p m Rev Guy Davis D D president of Daniel Baker College Brownwood will occupy the pulpit The notice quotes 2 Chronicles 7 12 14 urging humility prayer and repentance calling God's world and His plan and signs off with Dr Chas Clarke.
Sunday preaching continues at M FE Church with nightly services. Ladies Federated Society met at Baptist Church for a social with cake and punch. Halloween Carnival planned for Oct 21 at the school building. Cornelia Dabney of Brownwood visited her parents Neely and Mrs Dabney. Home Economics staged The Arizona Cowboy at the school auditorium Friday. Howard Payne College students visited home folks over the weekend. Mrs Mattie Riley and son Wayne Bell spent a week at Banes with Frank Laker family. Audie Lee Austin of Briar Grove spent the weekend with T V Austin.
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The Central Texas Conference meets at Fort Worth on November 7. Comanche church continues full programs until then with Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev A Edwin Wilson welcomes a new pastor from Comanche Baptist Church at the morning service. Rev R O Sory bids farewell at the evening service after completing his district work. The Sunday night sermon on Nov 4 by Rev C Haynes honors the Comanche High School football team and pep squad. L F Elkins, Board of Stewards president.
Faye Dean Northcutt and Delbert McNutt were wed Sunday afternoon at Rev. S. J. Isham's Energy residence. Mrs. McNutt is the Northcutt daughter reared in Board Church area. They will reside in Hasse for the time being.
Gap Miss Gladys Donaldson of Gov spent Sunday with her parents Baxter Donaldson. Uncle Jim Moore visits his brother George Moore at Beattie. Eva Hood of Stagg Creek visits her uncle Baxter Donaldson and family. Mrs Loman Cagle visits sister Oscar Sides at Cat Valley. Mrs C M Phillips and Cyril visit Gorman. Neely Cox of Olney visits sister Cagle and family. Mr and Mrs Carl Milner visit Mr and Mrs Hall at Sidney.
If you or your children are constipated, avoid blaming age or blood conditions. Use a properly measured liquid laxative to regulate dose and gradually reduce it. A natural laxative like senna and cascara, when well made, should not form a habit and helps the bowels aid themselves. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is an approved liquid laxative containing
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