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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1922
Page
6
Cincinnati woman reports years of nervous trouble and irregular menses and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief and improved health. She notes her boyfriend and sister advised use and that she is now healthy and mother to a 19 month old boy.
The free will gathering ended with several conversions and ten admissions to the church after a strong preaching. Many neighbors visited relatives and friends in nearby towns including Comanche Hamilton and Santa Anna, with multiple host families hosting guests over the weekend.
Farmers welcome more rain as social life picks up with visits from Cliff Lucas Na Bean J P Bean and Nora McKinzie at Charlie and Mary Wilsons. A Friday dance at Mr Hancocks and a Bob Couch party Wednesday night brought good times. Andrew McCullough of Gustine visited. Mr OFM Bean Saturday night.
A Tyler Texas advertisement urges readers to enroll in rapid practical business training at Tyler Commercial College. It promises short courses, modern methods, experienced teachers, and placement help, including correspondence options, with a coupon for a free catalog.
Notice says the city will receive bids for a depository for city funds for the year ending August 31, 1923. City Secretary C. M. Moore invites proposals from interested financial institutions.
Rural teachers and those in independent districts with low scholastic enrollment are urged to send their contracts to the County Superintendent before September 1. State Aid hinges on approved contracts, which must be filed before applications reach the State Department of Education in Austin by September 15. Immediate action requested by H L. Gantz, Co. Supt.
Harmony residents attend a party at Jas Williams near Mercer Gap while Ruby and Katherine Williford visit Mae McAuley. Several locals spend Thursday night at Goldthwaite Lake and with Luther McAlley. Sunday school highlights new officers and a Worship service led by H B Rogers. Families visit Hamilton and Shiloh homes as Roger and Howell hosts noted.
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Waittes notes Miss Elia Gober visiting Miss Mae McAliley for dinner. Ed Norrid and family, Golda Rogers and Vernon Boyd visited Luther Stephens and family Sunday afternoon.
85 acres improved land west of Comanche ideal for dairy cows and poultry near excellent schools. Price and terms reasonable. Also 20 acres unimproved 1 1/2 miles from Comanche part grass part cultivated suitable for a poultry farm. See J W Griffin phone 422. 50-53¢
Mr. Will Robertson is confined to bed with appendicitis. A party for young folks was held at Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey's Saturday night. A large crowd attended singing at Oak Valley Sunday. A singing school starts this week at Oak Valley taught by Randell and Bynum. Miss Ellen Moore of Mount Pleasant visited her cousin Miss Kate Ripley. Mr. Dave Stubblefield is visiting relatives this week. Mrs. Rowe and her daughter Ada returned from Brownwood after visiting relatives.
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