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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
4
Garden and flowers care offered with insect remedies for lice cutworms red spiders potato bugs moths caterpillars and more Non poisonous dust for table vegetables also available Vandervoort's Ice Cream advertised for customers seeking satisfaction.
Comanche letter author L B Russell argues there is no dollar except a coin dollar and paper currency is only a promise to pay in coin. He warns inflation erodes confidence and the credit of the issuers, reducing paper money’s purchasing power.
Energy C R Middleton attended a birthday dinner in Macksville for Floyd Bolton. Mr and Mrs R E Blue of Pettit Invent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elroy Morgan. Troy Morgan repairs his store. Rev S J Isham held services. Mrs A George returns from Hamilton hospital after appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Carl Rollins and baby visit Pettit and J K Thompson. Lee Tate and Creamer visitors with Joe Middleton. Roy Henson both Pettit visit. Energy P T A presented a play The Girl Who Forgot. Miss Wilda McGlothlin of Brownwood visits. Indian Gap staged The Lady Minstrel from Dixie. Joe Middleton announces birth of daughter Dolores Jan. Troy Tatum and Dublin couple visit S M Boydston.
Mrs Roy Box and her infant are visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs E E Anthony, in Corpus Christi for a短 stay.
Representative R.A. Luker of Austin was in town on business Friday.
Mr and Mrs Sam Howell visited his brother and sister in Gorman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Merlin Stanton and Mrs M E Stanton of Board Church visited relatives in Gorman Sunday.
Attend the Comanche Senior Play at the high school auditorium Monday evening. The program is billed as a strong value with a top state reputation for Comanche productions.
Sidney's Townsend Club, formed last Saturday, announces Ex-Congressman Oscar Calla way will address the group Saturday afternoon per secretary Carl Milner. Club officers include W. C. Cox as president and Fred Hall as vice president, with Dan Dutton and Frank Caden headlining last week's meeting.
An ad note states shotgun shells priced at 63 cents per box. It credits Howard Kilpatrick as the advertiser and directs readers to see the paper for details.
Members of the Proctor F. F. A. held their annual Father and Son Banquet Friday night. Forty two fathers and sons attended alongside School Board members bus drivers and special guests. Addresses by C. E. Butcher W. Doyle Graves and Representative R. A. Luker highlighted the program, with the Home Economies girls of Proctor High School preparing and serving the banquet menu.
The Presbyterian Church schedules Palm Sunday observances with Sabbath School at 9 45 a m and two sermons at 11 a m and 7 30 p m The guest preacher is Dr S E Chandler from Daniel Baker College Brownwood Invitations to worship are extended D Chas Clarke reports Jack Fryar visits Ballinger weekend and mentions Edwin Lowe Mrs Dan Yarbervy and Miss Nadine Kendrick visiting Comanche with relatives.
The Nertz senior play at Comanche High School is produced under Dramatic Publishing Co. of Chicago and will be staged Monday night at eight thirty. Admission costs 10 and 25 cents, with the performance praised as the annual school year’s highlight and a must-see event.
Comanche County Texas notices state administrator B T Ewing seeks approval of final account and discharge in the estate of Mrs M F Ferguson. The hearing is set for the Court's April term beginning April 22 1935 at the Comanche County Courthouse. Interested parties must appear and answer.
Notice of sale issued by the 74th District Court McLennan County April 8 1925 in the case The Cooper Company versus Kate Turner and others. The sale is conducted under an order of sale from the court for the State of Texas.
A sheriff sale is set for the first Tuesday in March 1935, the 7th day of the month, at the Comanche County courthouse. It describes 12 1/2 acres from the John L. Lynch Survey in Comanche Texas, with chains of metes and bounds, secured by a deed from Kate Turner and A W Palmer to The Cowper Co, and outstanding costs of $1480.75 plus $90.80 executive costs.
A compact theater event promises humor and playful betting with admission 10 cents and 25 cents. The midweek show invites audiences to enjoy a lighthearted program and crowd-pleasing skits.
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