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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
4
FOR SALE Mower Binder and Rake See D C Bailey PIANO in fine condition will sell cheap would take milk cow on this piano See or write W A Clark Comanche Texas or call at Limit Cafe Coman che Atp
Jno H Harris proprietor of Alamo Produce Co announces purchase at top market prices for chickens eyes and cream. He invites sellers to contact the business for prompt payment.
Talmage Horton Davis 25 native of Comanche County died at home near Beard Church April 14 after weeks of illness. Burial at Board Church Cemetery followed services by Rev. R. L. Smallwood. Survived by parents Lon and Mrs Davis, grandparents, a wife Zelma Renfro and two sons, Vernon and Horton, plus siblings Seldon Wynn H and Robbie Davies and Miss Jason Davis. Davis joined Hasse Baptist Church at 18.
Wm. Reese Co announces a spring sale featuring midnight toilet requisites with new models and prices. The advertisement emphasizes updated sanitation products and limited time offers for customers.
All ex soldiers of World War in Comanche County and American Legion members are invited to German Friday night April 22 as Alvin Mauney Post of the American Legion celebrates its re organization. State Commander W Earl Earp will present the charter and deliver the principal address. Tickville Ranger Band will provide amusement for the occasion.
Beginning today and up to Saturday, April 20, patrons can get permanents for five dollars each. The Alamo Produce Co owning by Jno H Harris promotes this beauty special with one fifty cent options at the Mast Side Square location.
Mrs Langham born in North Carolina September 10 1848 died aged 83 following a lingering illness. She married Arnold Langham August 30 1869 and had ten children. Funeral held at the home near Sid Thursday with Rev Gordon Barrett at Pendergrass Cemetery. Mr Langham died thirteen years ago.
Reeves, former Comanche fin man, died at Fort Stockton Thursday morning at six o'clock. Local Comanche friends announced the death late yesterday afternoon.
Miss Wanda Glevins Naomi Ruth McDonald and Tauline Blevins and J B Dupuy were among attendees. Walter Williams Harry Mark Cauley and Jack Satterfield visited Brownwood Saturday evening for a party hosted by Miss Elizabeth Store at her mother Mrs Ben Stones home.
Mrs. J W Carson of Brownwood spent the weekend in Comanche with Mrs Henry Durham. Miss Minie Elkins spent part of last week in Plainview. Dwight Brightman was an Austin visitor Friday.
Steve and Ann Mitchell explore a squadron armory and embrace amid hidden tensions. A stranger Lulu arrives causing a rift, while Windy and Baldy witness a fatal crash as Griffin is rescued and rushed to the hospital.
Eastland April 17 Judge J R Stubblefield 65 long prominent citizen and longtime attorney died at his sister s home after a year long illness Funeral services were at First Methodist Church with Rev George W Shearer. Surviving are his son William Tilman Stubblefield and two sisters Pattie Towler Big Spring and Mrs Wilson
Advertisement notes America's Greatest Sale at the Rexall store next week with promotional offers from William Reese Company.
Special meat prices announced for Berdre's Market with sales slated for Saturday and Monday. Bargains cover various cuts and sizes, inviting shoppers to compare value and freshness.
A special auxiliary meeting at the Presbyterian Church will be held Monday at 8 p m with the theme Going Forward with the Women of the Church. Pioneer ladies will be recognized and Miss Martha Taylor of San Angelo will speak and attend a social hour in the church parlor. Refreshments served by the Girls Circle after the program. Miss Taylor also speaks Sunday morning at Sunday School addressed by Mrs Y W Holmes.
Mr and Mrs Tom Stark of Comanche visited her parents Mr and Mrs G J Frazier on Sunday. Belle Hambrick of Priddy visited friends here last week. Alta Fisher spent the weekend with Sarah Drennan at Cross Roads. The Community Club met here Saturday night. The Cross Roads singing class presented The Flower Over the Hill here Wednesday night and the Senior Class of Hasse presented Finger Prints Friday night. Hezzie Dean of Robinson Spring spent the weekend with his parents. Gladys Green, and Karl Andress of Hamlin visited relatives here. Leo Horton of Comanche spent part of this week with his brother Calvin Horton. Bonnie B Stevens and Ozelle Lane of Comanche spent the weekend here with Mr and Mrs R T Stevens.
The graduating class exercised Friday evening in the high school auditorium with Rev. A. E. Prince of Brownwood delivering the address. Other items note visits by residents and a birth announcement, a Brownwood hospital discharge, and a revival meeting at the Methodist Church led by Rev. J. T. Gardner of Hamilton.
Produce buyers advertise constant purchasing of produce including chickens eyes and other items with top prices offered. The notice emphasizes worldwide outlets and ongoing willingness to pay.
An advertising appeal promotes Kruschen Salts to women seeking a slim figure. It touts a daily dose of half a teaspoon in hot water, diet tips, and health benefits, claiming safe weight loss and energetic vitality. The Wm. Reese Drug Co. markets the product with a 4 week bottle and money back offer.
A telephone call and we call for the clothes. The work will please you. The service will be prompt. Call 504. Chief Dry Cleaners, FE E McNatt, Prop.
Colgate and Palmolive ten coupons are redeemable at The Wm. Reese Drug Co. for purchases. The offer specifies redemption at the Reese location.
Ad claims a simple German remedy Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel, washes out poisons causing gas and nervousness, improving sleep. Says gas presses heart and organs and relief comes by tomorrow. Advertisement from The Wm. Reese Drug Co.
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