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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1975
Page
5
Pastor Guy E. Perdue addresses lingering feuds in society, comparing public brawls to ongoing grudges that persist despite resolution. He emphasizes the burden of unresolved conflicts and the difficulty of dismissing disputes, highlighting how grudges can persist for years.
Sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in October 1975 at the Comanche County Courthouse between 10 am and 4 pm the real estate of Hershel G McDonald and Patsy McDonald. The sale follows an Order of Sale from Harris County district court for $6 093.62 and costs. Property includes four parcels totaling 26.5 acres in J R Stephens Survey abstract 838 with exceptions, recorded deeds noted.
The piece reflects on forgiveness as a practical virtue to end conflicts and avoid lingering hatreds. It recounts Rev. Martin and Mrs. Matilda Ernest with Bill Daniels returning from a tour in the Ozarks visiting Eureka Springs and the Passion Play site and Christ statue in Arkansas.
Library introduces novels and reference works including Jane Allen Hodge’s Savannah Purchase, Stamp Collecting for Investment by Kenneth Lake, The Way to Fort Pillow by James Sherburne, The Cactus Air Force by Thomas G. Miller Jr., and The Guadalcanal story of the Cactus Air Force.
Sidney Baptist Church will host an associational Youth For Christ meeting on Saturday September 20 1975 at 8 00 p m. Films will cover foreign and home missions and possibly church vocations. Youth from the county are urged to attend with friends and offer program ideas.
Seaman apprentice Tommy N. Andrews visits his parents after Basic Training at Great Lakes Illinois. His next duty station will be in Bermuda.
Zana Whatley of Blanket School earned second place in the fourth grade state fire prevention poster contest. Her prize is a $25 savings bond. The work advanced from county to state after winning first in Brown County.
The notice invites households to compare benefits and costs of electric service, asserting that either 15 or 50 in your home will show Texas Power & Light Company as a good buy. It identifies the company as a tax-paying investor-owned utility.
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