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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1932
Page
2
A bold call to replace aging hens with vigorous chicks. The message emphasizes vitality, growth, and sustainable laying potential. It frames the swap as a practical improvement for a healthier flock and steady egg production.
Miss Gladys Donaldson of Gap visited Miss Hilma Rogers Sunday. Virgie Claton of Deleon is visiting Theron Morrow. Mrs. Lorene Roberts and son Earl Ray returned home from Abilene. Mrs. Jesse Stone of Proctor visited Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McDaniel of Walnut visited F B Chambers Sunday. Roland Hall of Loraine was buried at Stagg Creek Cemetery Wednesday.
Miss Leona Leonard returns from Albany after a week with Mr and Mrs Will Gallian. The public school closes Friday April 1. Norman Gayle Morris visits his Daniel Baker parents Earl Morris. Rev and Mrs R T Wallace of DeLeon visit Sipe Springs. Mrs Nettie Baker and children of Comanche stay with Aunt Mrs Frank Barnes. Bernie Streiff visits Fort Worth to see his mother. Arthe Crow returns to Wink after visiting her parents. The Senior Class presents The Hoot Owl at the school auditorium Friday night April 8, with J K Pilcher and Iva Burleson assisting. A short outing is enjoyed by the senior class March 30. W N Byrd and Miss Ellie Winter visit Eastland Thursday. Miss Lavoy Donaldson given a tacky party by Miss Sihle Anderson. prizes to Miss Fran and Wayne Morrow. E A Whitesides hosts a dance Saturday night. Mrs Jeff Ralesback and daughter Laver Donaldson move to Muleshoe Saturday. Rev W E Moore of Eastland delivers Paccalayreste sermon at the school auditorium Sunday night. Rev Homer Davis preaches at the Baptist Church Sunday morning. Rev S S Hurt fills the Elm Grove pulpit Saturday night. Mrs Will Ellison visits friends in Cisco last week. The W M S meets Tuesday at Mrs Buck Jones's home.
Joe Mellroy of near Tolar hosted a birthday dinner honoring his mother Mrs Arch Mellroy known as Aunt Betty. Family and kin gathered as she recalled frontier days in Texas and shared stories of relatives.
Blanket area residents share visits and illness updates as Jim Switzer recovers, Wayne Beil returns home, and Rev J D Smoot leads a church revival. Also noted are a style show by the Women Economic Class and a surprise eighty fourth birthday for Uncle Bill Simpson with extended family from multiple towns.
Members of the B. Y. P. U. and guests enjoyed a Lake Ranes picnic Friday evening. Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durham and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Jones hosted the event with a picnic lunch, games, and stunts.
Bob Seale offers top prices for fresh produce. Accepts cream chickens and eggs at Home Produce Co. Deliver personally or call for details.
Mrs. A. M. Knight and children from Waco visited the Robertson family in Brysonville. Mrs. G. I. McCullough received a surprise birthday quilting party. Miss Gertrue Robertson visited her sister Mrs. Knight. John Robertson and family from Logan Gap joined the Brysonville host family for the weekend. O. B. Starritt of Sipe Springs spent the weekend with friends. Mrs. G. L. McCullough visited her son Carl McCullough in Creamer. Nadine Horner of Santa Anna returned home after visiting relatives the McCulloughs.
The Comanche Chief touts a vegetable parchment wrap that won't stick to butter. It claims superior performance and invites readers to inquire about butter cartons.
Mount Pleasant report notes Mr and Mrs Bill Elliott hosted a social and a kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Fred Clark last Thursday. Several local youths and families spent weekends with relatives in nearby towns and community gatherings are held each Sunday night.
Rev KE M Daily filled his regular appointment here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gaston Williams of Hasse spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Brady York. Miss Alma Lillie and Florence Kearney visited relatives at Hamilton Sunday. Mr and Mrs OB Cleere spent the weekend with his parents at Throckmorton. Carl Hall of Board Church and Lena Mae Ripley of Sweetwater were married Tuesday March 29 by Rev R L Bowman. Mr and Mrs Claud York and family spent the weekend with their daughter Mrs Houston Morris of Mineral Wells. Mr and Mrs Jim Collins and family attended Church at Van Dye Sunday.
The Downing Public School closed a successful term with afternoon exercises. Principal R. C. Joswell and teachers Miss Faith Elliott and Oma Ellis led the program. Other schools ending term include Buffalo, Soda Springs, St. Joe, and Briar Grove with named staff. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Durham of Lamesa, announced in Comanche.
An advertisement touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy for trench mouth with a money back guarantee if used as directed. It claims the product heals worst cases and notes it is not a mouthwash or paste.
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