Cull the Old Hens for Real Chicks That Live and Grow
A blunt call urges replacing aging stock with healthy replacements. The message favors chicks capable of living and growing, implying improved productivity and longevity over current layers.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1932
Page
6
A blunt call urges replacing aging stock with healthy replacements. The message favors chicks capable of living and growing, implying improved productivity and longevity over current layers.
A sermon laments declining church influence and rising immorality while urging faithful members to renew commitment. The speaker cites irregular attendance, calls for courageous leaders, and recalls biblical figures who stood firm. Local notes mention gatherings and visits among residents of Turkey Peak, Comanche, and surrounding areas.
Be L Wallace spent Sunday in German with Mrs Wallace who was able to be brought home Tuesday.
State Superintendent L A Woods McLennan Co District Judge Joe H Eidson Sheriff Dwigat Brightman re election Second Term District Attorney 52nd Judicial District Tom L Robinson F C Jaye County Attorney Bob McCampbell Co C Hampton County Treasurer Florence Sturkie Iva Hart Mrs Mart J Sullivan Tax Collector W D Will Sturgie Mrs B W Speed Joe Marshall District Clerk Frank Howington Tax Assessor George Goosby E R Armstrong Deroll E Nabers Charley Cathey Commissioner Precinct No 1 F L Leverett T A Ward W W P Bill Graham H R Hugh Lacy Dee Isham Commissioner Precinct No 2 G M Mode Scott Tom Patton Will May Sam B Lewis Commissioner Precinct No 3 F T Brandt Grady Howell Commissioner Precinct No 4 R A Kee Justice of Peace Precinct 1 J D Bonner W T oy D C Dingu R B Rube Swal Drop
Miss Lillie May of New York visits her parents Mr and Mrs Zeb May. Miss Fannie Allen visits relatives at Vernon this week. Miss Elsie Drennan and Earl Andress of McCall county visit relatives here this weekend. Beattie Singers attended services Sunday. Mrs Loriie Roberts and her son visit Mrs FE M Roberts of Vernon this week. Mr and Mrs Milton Patterson visited in Brownwood Saturday. Miss Pansy Russell of Comanche visits Miss Myrtle Russell this week. Ped Coker visits sister Mrs Guite Weaver at Kilgore.
Sunday services at Central Christian Church feature an 11 a.m. worship with a sermon titled The Evangelistic Message and a 7 45 p m evening service. A Bible study on the 4th Chapter of St Mark is planned for Sunday night. Pastor Kenneth L Smith invites members and visitors to attend and join the coming Presbyterian Church meeting with Bro Gray preaching.
The document lists seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen by names along with a weekend visit by Mr and Mrs J P Howard and daughter Percy Jean to Abilene to stay with Mr and Mrs Jim T Jones. Rev Tom Moore to preach at Board Church Sunday April 24 at 11 am per his notice.
Excess acid causes indigestion with pain and sourness about two hours after meals. The recommended remedy is an alkali, with Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best corrective, noted for neutralizing acid instantly and acting quickly. It is harmless tasteless and standard for fifty years.
Clarence Bryant's Church of Christ lists Bible study at 10 am service at 11 am Lord's Supper weekly at 11 45 am and 8 30 pm Young People Meet at 7 30 pm evening service at 8 pm radio broadcast Monday 8 00 pm John Fairs Nichols a student at Abilene Christian College will preach at Beattie Sunday at 4 pm on The Power of God's Word Delmar McDaniel underwent an operation at a German hospital Friday.
Mr and Mrs Clareme Huett of Brownwood visited in Comanche Sunday. They were guests at a local gathering and returned home with plans to visit again.
The piece urges people to use telephones to share greetings and support across distance. It emphasizes that time and distance vanish with a phone call, offering comfort in sorrow and happiness and invites readers to contact the office for assistance in installing telephones.
Mount Pleasant holds Sunday School at the usual hour and singing at 7 45 p m. A full attendance is urged for both services. Bob Seale Superintendent.
A brief ad announcing 666 liquid tablets and 666 salve for internal and external use claimed as a complete fast acting cold treatment. Presented as one of the most speedy remedies known with emphasis on internal and external applications.
Fragmentary timetable shows times for Comanche schedule with 8:15, 11:20, 11:50 and 4:60. The text is garbled but indicates a transit or stop sequence labeled Comanche P M with unreadable portions.
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