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Newspaper

Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1924

Page

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Ladies' Night of Lions Club Huge Success

The first Ladies Night in Comanche drew about 120 guests. A full, high quality program featured Minnie Curningham presiding, two readings by J R Morris Jr, and a toast by Rev John R Morris, with hearty thanks for a fine Woodmen Circle spread. Attendees called it among the most enjoyable affairs and期待 next Ladies Night on June 30.

Night OF Lions Club Minnie Cuirningham President Panes J. R. Morris, Jr Gustine John R. Morris Seong America Lion Red Henry Moore Cory Saw Kirth Howard Kilpatrick Guy Webb Mies Marvy Merwin Lion Sullivan John Morris Comanche

THREE MEET TRAGIC DEATH THROUGH OVERTURNING OF CAR NEAR SIPE SPRINGS

Miss Minnie Ashinhurst Ruth Westbrook and Byron Anderson, all of Sipe Springs, died when their car left a culvert on the Sipe Springs De Leon road. The trio, en route to De Leon for a school declamation contest, were killed instantly as the car overturned into a branch after a late evening rain. Funeral services were held at the Sipe Springs Baptist church with large attendance.

Minnie Ashinhurst Ruth Westbrook Byron Anderson Sipe Springs Ashinhurst de Leon Anderson Des Miss Ashinhurst Miss Westbrook W. J. Westbrook Ivron Anderson Comanche Taptist Church Parten Baptist Church Methodist Church T. N. Carter RR. Pool Sims

Collins to Speak Here This Afternoon

W A Collins of Dallas gubernatorial candidate will speak at the court house in Comanche this afternoon at 2 o clock. He is the second candidate to address the community in this campaign, following Felix Robertson who spoke here on March 18. Lynch Davidson is scheduled to speak Saturday, April 12.

W. A. Collins Dallas Court House Comanche Collins Felix D. Robertson Lynch Davidson Masonic Temple Hiram F. Lively Comanche County

Dingus Jacobs and Cox Aldermen Elected in Reese Vote

W. G. Dingus C. F. Jacobs and ALP Cox were elected aldermen and Tom F. Reese city attorney in the election held last Tuesday. Alderman results: Dingus 172 Jacobs 156 Coax 129 Rowland 126 McCollum 119. City attorney Reese 218. Total votes 231. Porter Whaley and Homer Wade of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce were traveling to Eastland for the district convention.

W.G. Dingus C.F. Jacobs Alp Cox Tom V Reese W. G. Dingus A. P. Coax W. H. Rowland J. W. McCollum Tom F. Reese Porter Whaley Homer D. Wade West Texas Chamber of Commerce Comanche Eastland

Comanche County Farm Bureau Meets to Plan April Session

The Comanche County Farm Bureau will hold its regular meeting in Comanche on Monday April 7. Officers and delegates will discuss next year’s activities membership growth and poultry marketing plans. W G Thomas will attend and N T H Payne served as county representative at the Brownwood conference.

Comanche County Farm Bureau Comanche W. G. Thomas Farm Bureau Brownwood Poultry Conference N. T H. Payne Comanche County Brownwood W. SS. Bean Pink D Pettit J. Doss Miller de Leon

The Old Clock and Childhood Memories

A nostalgic poem recalling a mantle clock that wound with a grinding sound. It tells of nights when children slept as the clock urged morning to come and of timeless moments shared by father and mother. The verse ends with memory of parental love and childhood days.

Lions Club Sponsors 10 Prizes For Farm Crop Contest

Comanche Lions Club announces a contest with cash prizes for the greatest weight of seed cotton and peanuts on a five acre block. First prizes of 100 dollars for cotton, corn, and peanuts. second prizes also listed. Entries due by April 20 1924 with detailed rules on grading, weighing, variety unity, and affidavits.

The Lions Club of Comanche Lions Club Co-operative Marketing Association

Contest Rules For Comanche Lions Club 1924 Livestock Drive

A 1924 document outlines contest rules for a Comanche area Lions Club drive. It requires detailed farming records on land preparation planting pests and fertilizer use, plus spacing and stalk counts. Signatures include Dr. C. W. Ory Paris Smith Jim Slack J. B. Moody and W. D. Carroll with contact details to apply.

Comanche W. D. Carroll Mr. Barton

Bryson and Albin Sell Wool Clip At Forty-Five Cents

Bryson and Albin sold the wool clip from their 8 500 sheep herd for 45 cents per pound. Shearing will occur in the latter part of the month with an expected yield of eight to nine pounds per sheep.

Bryson Albin Bryson & Albin

Prominent De Leon Attorney A. E. Hampton Dies

A. E. Hampton aged forty eight and a longtime De Leon attorney died Tuesday after a prolonged illness. Funeral held at the Baptist church with Rev. W. T. Hamer and Rev. Ross assisting. Eulogies by George E. Smith and Judge Oxford. Knights Templar and Masonic lodges officiated. Survived by wife and one daughter. crowd from Gatesville Stephenville Comanche Gorman Brownwood Sipe Springs attended.

A. FE. Hampton de Leon Baptist Church W. T. Hamer Ross George E. Smith Comanche Judge Oxford Stephenville Knights Templar Masonic A. E. Hampton Hampton The Gatesville Stephenvill Gormin Brownwood Sipe Springs

Hatching Turkey Eggs in an Incubator

Ernest G Wells of Blanket Texas shares his experience with incubator hatched turkey eggs. He reports 90 percent hatch and notes he used weekly sets, keeping the incubator running constantly and relocating ripening eggs to hens for brooding.

Ernest G. Wells Blanket Texas

Riley's Haberdashery Line Opens with Gents Goods

Rob Riley and Vasco Lee opened Riley's new stock of gents furnishings and haberdashery yesterday. The shop will now offer a line of goods along with tailoring, pressing and cleaning services for which they are known.

Rob Riley Vasco Lee Riley

Home Destroyed by Fire in Brownwood

The Meyers home suffered total loss last Friday night from a fire thought caused by a defective flue. All family members except Mr Myers were away in Brownwood. Insurance partially covers the loss. Mrs Myers has been in a sanitarium three weeks and is expected home Sunday.

Bob Myers Mr. Myers Brownwood

Burt Buys Isham Grocery Interest Leads New Management

L. C. Burt purchased the Isham Grocery stock and assumed control on Thursday after selling his Home Grocery stake about two months prior. Mr. Isham has not yet decided his future business plans.

L. C. Burt Isham

Comanche Indians Defeat Gorman 9 to 2

Bo's Indians Wink high school baseball team defeated Gorman 9 to 2 on Wednesday afternoon. Comanche pitcher and lineup provided decisive hits and fielding throughout the game.

Comanche Indians Gorman Bo's Indians

Majestic Theater Week Program April 7 to 12

The Majestic presents a lineup shaping the week. Monday and Tuesday feature Tom Mix in Soft Boiled and The Five Fifteen comedy. Wednesday and Thursday bring an all star cast in Gimme and The Explorers comedy. Friday and Saturday star Hoot Gibson in The Thrill Chaser and Pardon My Glove.

Majestic Theater Tom Mix All Star the Explorers Hoot Gibson

Comanche County Interscholastic Meet Highlights

The Comanche county Interscholastic meet at De Leon last weekend featured strong literary wins and a dominant track performance. Gaynell Cawley earned first in essay while Coralie Kittle and Guy Webb took second in senior declamation. Pearl Albin and Ina Dingus won girls debate. Collin Bingwall led with 14 14 points, Danforth Wilkerson second with 15, and the relay team of Garland Johnson, Collin Dingwall, Lloyd Mackey and Darrell Woodward captured the relay title.

Comanche County de Leon Gaynell Cawley Coralie Kittle Guy Webb Pearl Albin Ina Dingus Comanche Collin Bingwall Danforth Wilkerson Garland Johnson Collin Dingwall Lloyd Mackey Darrell Woodward

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