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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
2
A woman recounts relief from side pains after using Cardui, reporting improvement after three bottles. The testimonial claims thousands of women benefited and ends with a caution to consult a physician if it does not help.
Greenville Texas April 8 An aging local figure, Mrs Catherine Oldham Arnold, is honored as an Original Citizen for Hunt County and Greenville. Born 1843 in Kentucky she moved to Texas in 1845 and has lived near Greenville since before the town’s founding in 1846. Her husband Captain William Arnold remains active in city life.
Proctor Mr and Mrs H C Brock returned from Odell after attending his mother’s funeral. Ira Brock and son Lewis of Wichita Falls joined them for a visit. Kilgore and Dublin connections appear in visits by Kay, Carleton, and others as local social ties reveal travel between towns including Dallas and Brownwood for weekend gatherings.
Citizens of West Texas are invited to attend The Making of the Constitution a free pageant at the Abilene Fair Auditorium on Monday and Tuesday nights April 15 and 16. Created by the Los Angeles Bar Association the production has toured educational centers nationwide depicting events from the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention of 1787 and other historic episodes with roles for famous figures. Community groups including the Abilene Lions Club Kiwanis Exchange Rotary Taylor County Gar association and various civic and veterans organizations support the event.
Baggett and Hershell Wing visited Graham's Chapel as did Mr and Mrs Kelley. Debs and Oliver Stephens from Fort Worth spent the weekend with relatives. Community singing occurred at Gustine. Claude Evans stayed with his brother Oral in Hasse. Supt R L Fortune led a violin class visiting Sunday night. Levi Luker and Bernell Luker along with Carl ton and Robert Evans fished on the San Saba River last week. Trene Pettijohn hosted a youth party Saturday night.
SUEZ Avery Stephenson of Fort Worth spent the weekend with home folks. Several children from this community spent Saturday at Glen Rose. Mrs. John Griffith and children of Olney visited Mr. and Mrs. Jeph Frazier last week. Mrs. Lorene Warren is working at De Leon this week.
Masonic Lodge No 481 of A F and A M meets on the second Thursday night each month. Members are urged to attend. W M H Burton.
Phifer's Service Station south of City Hall advertises wholesale and retail Independent Gasoline for farm use with reduced prices on gasoline, lube oil, coal oil, and naphtha. Ike Phifer, proprietor, invites customers to save money and enjoy full service.
Mrs Mary Garner of Burleson Texas praises Thedford s Black-Draught for biliousness and bad taste in the mouth noting personal relief and her mother s long use She also used Syrup of Black-Draught as a laxative for children during colds and recovery The advertisement promotes Black-Draught for adults and Syrup for children
Drilling operations are expected to start soon for a 4000 foot test at the Petroleum Oil Interests location on the McLaughlin tract two miles west of Blanket. A 2700 foot hole will be reamed out and used. Thomas deep test on the Richmond place three miles northwest of Blanket is shut down awaiting casing.
Miss Mary Hicks entertained at a party Saturday night. Miss Marjorie Swindle and sister Nita spent the weekend at Priddy. Friends and relatives enjoyed a singing at Mrs. Lula Gandy’s home Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. W S Robertson of Brownwood visited his parents. A play titled This Thing Called Love is set for Saturday night at the Newburg Auditorium.
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