The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, October 10, 1952 Page: 3 of 17
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that Qod Is tbs true author or
the «*»u, and Be guided the National Fire Protection Aasoc-
thoughU of all the devout writ** letkm. In announcing the canv-
and translators. palgn. the organisation said em-
I • • • phaals would be put on recent
Although the Bible was written ‘ncroa*e*..ln n®edle*' lo“
by many different men. who lived
In many different ages, the whole nfpa
t« nn. over 12.000 last year, the NFPA
"• **■* PAKM BIAIAD BOKJM ,
y« for COUNTY-WIDE HONK
this year** obeenranee of Ptoe! __-----
yyiwallwi Week, according to the ■* Mrm- ^ noety.
The entire membership of the
Farm Bureau met at Nabors
Lake, near De Leon. Tuesday
night. 8ept. 30. bringing delicious
of ssncwlches and home - made
cookies, for a picnic.
r The purpose of this meeting
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Prepare soil now for nsat
owing. Wort in fresh manure.
If It is obtainable. If not use
peat moss, compost or a com-
plete commercial fertilizer Wort
the soil well. Heavy soils are es-
pecially benefited by fall cul-
tivation. Rework after a hard
freeze to epoae rlbemating In-
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> besides having fun) was to plan t sects and Insects eggs
IllOt
illRNIPS & TOPS 2 bun. Ik
carrots_
RADISHES 2 bun. 15c
Super-Right Meats
U. S. CHOICE CALF
Chuck ROAST
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piete unity or mougni ana teacn loeoo lives a year during the 00,1 Chester, the membership snil„riPaartn„ Hwurf- notuniM ®»»h
lng. an don evevry page reveals J.iru^ decadp About one-third chairman, gave ds several things
the guidance of Ood. Sf*S?*&?SS? a m"p^Trt£." | to think about . .
* * * atelv high number— were ■ In County Agent Wade Frey also
The King James Version of the fJSi anfa I ^lightened us on some of the
Bible has twice been revised be- xT* Prevention"Week has been thin’s that are happening to the
fore the preseht edition In l»70 f*™" and rancher today. •
the Church of England appointed Tnrman Cooperation with the ‘V usic was furnlshed through-
54 devout and distinguished f^FPA in sponsorship of the cam-
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scholars to tevlse the Bible, and pa,Kp arethe U. S. Department
the American Council of Churches o{ Agriculture and state ag-
appolntcd 30 scholars to coop- rtCultuml extension sendees
erate with them • NFPA records show that fully
The Enjiilsh Standard Revised oo percent ofall rural fires world
Version was published in 1885 and be prevented if common fire
the American revised edition in hezards were eliminated “Human
1901. * Carelessness” Is blamed as tho
• * * underlying causes of nearly aU
| The move for the present re- fires on the farm.
vised version first started In 1927.1 The NFPA and the Department
• • * of Agriculture Join In urging this
Turning the pages of the Bible Fire Prevention Week program.
by chance, we opened it at' Luke 1-Get rid of did papers, mag-
8. and made this comparison of azlnes. broken furniture, useless
the present revised version and boxe sand other combustible rub-
that of the King James version. | bish. Keep oily rags in civered
• • • | metal containers. Clean up rob-
Klng James: “And It came tojw^ ™t^rs-
pass on the aeoond Sabbath after _ 2-Dont smoke in bed or in
bams. Keep matches In covered
snapdragons, dwarf petunias and
portulaca on top of the bulb bee
to cover the dying bulb foliage.
CARD OF THANKS
Wc wish to express our thanks
out the evening by Roy Butler’s and appreciation fpr the many
String Band of De Ixon. acta of kindness shown tq us at
’■-—-—j- , ■> , the time of the aeath of Mr.
Oscar Callaway this week ship- Wiley Moughon Reeves. Your
ped 96 hogs to Fort Worth which thoughtfulness in thu tirpe of
netted him 62,400 after the our dPPp sorrow will always be
freight and commission was paid, remembered The Reeves Fam-
Hlgginbotham’s last week sold 85 jiv
hogs for $2,200.
49c
Idck STEAKS
fresh
PORK ROAST
lb. 53c
ANT TIDE
box 72c
NI OXYDOL
box 72c
Shoulder Round STEAK
___lb. 65c
Fresh Dressed FRYERS
lb. 55c
the first, that he went through the
com fields, and his disciples
plucked the ears of com and did
eat. rubbing them In their hands.
Revised Version: “On a Sabbath
while he was going through the
metal container^.
3 - Have competent electric-
ana install electric wiring. Im-
provised wiring leads to short
olrcults, and short circuits lead
to fires.
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and ate some ears of the grain,
rubbing them In their hands.”
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King James: “And certain of
the Pharisees said unto them, why
do ye that which is unlawful to
do on the Sabbath days”
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Revised Version: “But some of
I the Pharisees said. “Why are you
; doing what is not lawful to do on.
the Sabbath?”
King James: “And Jesus
j answering them said,” Have ye
not read so much as this, what
David did when himself was an
hunged, and they which were
with him?”
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Revised Version: “And Jesus
answered. “Have you not read
what David did when he was
hungry, he and those who were
with him?”
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King James: “How he went into
the house of Ood, and did eat the
shew bread, and gave also to
them that were with him. which
is not lawful to eat for the priest
alone.
>• • •
Revised Version: "How he
entered into the house of Ood
and took and ate the bread the
Presence, which is not lawful for
any but the priest to eat. and also
gav e It to those with him.
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King James: “And he said unto
them. “That the Son of man is
also the Lord of the Sabbath”
• • •
Revised Version: "And he said
unto them. The son of man is
.also the lord ot the Sabbath”
• • •
The King James Version as
shown here has the above script-
ure broken up into five indented
paragraphs. TTie revised version
has the whole, in Just one para-
graph with four sentences and
with Jast one indention, and is not
broken into paragraphs as we
gave it above, in order to make
the comparison easier.
FHA Girls Attend
District Meeting
The F. H. A. girlsof District m
had their meeting at Hamilton
on September 27th.
A bussload of Comanche girls
J* homemaking cottage at
8.00 Saturday morning. When we
arrived everyone registered and
went into the auditorium for the
morning program.
Business was discussed and we
heard some good talks by a few
of the girls. After the morning
program, we went down in town
and ate our lunch. The afternoon
session, began at 1:30 p. m. Com-
anche and four other towns in the
district had a part on the prog-
rom. c-* ^
. ^he program, everyone
did the Hoke-Poke.
After the meeting was over, we
all went to the radio station in
Hamilton and enjoyed looking it
over.
Wp started honSe and arrived
in Comanche around 4:00 p m
Everyone had a good* time!
although thev wen* a little tired.
V»-«t in San Anr*|« ,
Mr. and Mrs Clarence A. Pea
were fn tv,« home of Dr
»”d Mrs .7. N White nod fam-
Hv in Sno Areelo last Thursday
rand') Fridnv^ Mrs. White is a
niece* pf Mr. R*»a.
Visitors In Bingham Home
A. M. Wingham of Odessa and
*tty. Use asohaltshlngles, slate,
metal, asbestos or a similar
material that will not act as a
tinder for sparks from chimneys,
trash fires and brush fires.
5- Store gasoline and kerosene
a wav from main buildings, prefer-
ably underground. Use cleaning
fluid that wqn’t explode
6- Have lightning rod systems
nroper’v Installed and keep them
repaired
7- Keen heating plants ahr
ehlmnevs dean, clean lamps and
lanterns. Check regularly on oil
stoves In brooder houses
8- C^re hav prooerlv Damp hnv
starts fires by spontaneous ig-
nition.
9- Do a good maintenance lob
on machinery.. One spark from
a tractor exhaust is- enough to
stort a blaze In hay or straw
— * _ _
State Fair Visitors
County Agent and Mrs. Wavde
Frev and sons. Wayde and Oordon
and Mrs. Frey's parents. Rev. and
Mrs. E. R. Oordon. of Graham
attended the State Fair at Dal-
las Saturday.
Here From Monahans
Mrs. Berl Solomon and girls,
Judy and Rhealene of Monahans,
’Isited her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
F. B. Chambers here last week-
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WHEN YOU THINK OF
PEHIIUTS
THINK OF
LUKE GROVE
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Now open at the tame old place to give
you top prices for your peanuts and that
same fair and courteous service you are
* *
entitled too.
Also to supply your sack and fertilizer
needs at low prices.
L.H. GROVE
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THE PEANUT MAN*
COMANCHE, TEXAS
Evelyn Van Winkle.« pf Bowie
were njests In tWe D. Bing-
ham hnme at Beattie over the
week-end.
The Texas state hospital board,
reported 16.444 persons receiving
treatment for ‘“-mig In state-
operated hospitals in May 1062.
IT’S FIRE PREVENTION WEEK-October 6-12
The terror of this mother and
child will no doubt be short-
lived. for I he fire department
has come in time. But what of
the “second terror** that fol-
lows, when thev realize that
they cannot cope . with the
cash loss that fire has brought.
Insurance could have saved
them from financial tragedy
. . . it may yet save you! Call
right now to arrange for ade-
quate property coverage.
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Wilkerson, J. C. The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 80, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, October 10, 1952, newspaper, October 10, 1952; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth888536/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.