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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1932
Page
4
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Barbara Stanwyck sings on screen for the first time in Warner Bros The Purchase Price at the Queen Theatre Brownwood on Monday and Tuesday. Thrilling sea tale The Last Man plays Wednesday and Thursday with Charles Bickford and Constance Cummings leading a cast that includes Alec Francis Alan Roscoe Robert Ellis Kit Guard.
The McKinzie Hotel at the southeast corner of the square advertises meals at 25 cents for all diners without advance notice. It notes recent remodeling and operation as a first class hotel at a new location. They solicit produce from locals and offer top prices for chickens eggs and other goods. Also promotes mattress remaking services with factory equipment and box edge and roll edge prices. Telephone 137-Jesse Atwood Comanche Texas.
A terse exchange ends with the note that Hang up your hat marks a new venture in Brownwood Texas as We's Business College announces its presence and staffing cues in a brief historical snippet.
Six miles south of Comanche 105 acres with 80 acres cultivated and rest good grass. Includes Warthen tank well and wind mill with water piped to the house. Small orchard. One public road and mail route. Proximity to school and church within 14 miles. Good house and outbuildings. A H Noble.
The West Ward Parent-Teachers Association sponsors an 7:30 p.m. program in the High School auditorium. More than sixty participants include a Mother Goose Cantata by thirty West Ward School children, a violin orchestra by Mrs. Howard Kilpatrick's pupils, and the Comanche Grammar School Glee Club under Mrs. John A. Mahon. The two act comedy The Old Maid's Convention features twenty young men and women. directed by Miss Nobia Dunn with Mrs. E. R. Ammons in the lead role.
An advertisement touts the value of skilled work for self respect and points to Me's Business College in Brown Wood offering the necessary training for specialized tasks.
A note warns against attempted honey theft and poor financial decisions. It advises visitors to get their caps and shoes repaired at Collins Shoe Shop opposite the Fire Station to ensure timely service.
Mrs. George W. Tate of Fort Worth came home Sunday after spending a week with her sisters Misses Maude and Leve Roberson. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Gillette of Monahan visited Comanche over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore.
Healer Chevrolet Company announces a glass edging machine installation and offers to replace car glasses at greatly reduced prices. Home Economics Girls honor guests.
Home Economics students staged a series of formal events. A dinner honored school board members and Supt W G Barrett with chrysanthemums and candles, featuring soups, chicken a la king, vegetables, waffles, desserts, and coffee. A tea for Comanche Study Club followed by cookies and salted nuts. A second dinner for mothers and faculty showcased narcissus decor, mistletoe, and red accents, with hostesses, servers, and a kitchen assist roster.
Records show a 177.6 acre tract from the C. R. R. Survey traded to W M Irby for 250 50 with Block 10 in Comanche. Marriages recorded Carl Patton and Vera Purdom Dublin Route 9 Nov 23. Charlie Hill Comanche Route 4 and Dean Jacobs Indian Gap Nov 24. Births list multiple local families with Nov dates. Deeds recorded include transfers among Ingram Wim bersly Tulley Rudd Foreman Blassingame Johnson and others across Comanche County.
Mrs. Bil Roberson formerly Nellie Taylor died at a German sanitarium Saturday afternoon December 3 after a brief illness. Burial was held Sunday at 4 p.m. in Pendergrass Cemetery with Rev. Jim Henderson officiating. She leaves Bill Roberson and two children Annie Virginia and Jerry, plus parents Mr and Mrs Roger Taylor of Sidney and siblings Mildred Simmons, Robert Taylor, Alva Taylor, Bryant Taylor. She was a Christian Church member.
Readable list shows students named by grade for West Ward Honor Roll. First graders include Jack Cauley De Jack Cox Hellen Childress Jane Shankles Laverne Far Billie Joe Edwards Bobby dner Thelma Jean Hasley Joe Warine Dorothy Jean Arm trong Bobbie Lou Polston Cleve Denny Ruth Booher Billie De Connet. Second graders list Imogene Smith Manning Arthur Sulena ed Ciahorn Kerley Mary Alice Williams Sybil Woods Minnie Lee Childress Geraldine Coker Joy Jean Hicks C. G. Whitten R. P D. Lee Gerald McNatt Mary Jo May Jimmie Roberts Mattie Lou Layman Bob Gore Emma Lee Roberts Murdell Shapps Bill Clemons Mildred Grayson Joan Jenkins. Third graders include Louise Gore Eva lee Lammons Charlotte McNeil William Carroll Marin Lajuna Pate QCharlotte Durham Porgy Durham Imogene Conner Mary Alice Youne Kyle Barrett Lillie Lou May Dawson Waring Nancy Jo Wilkerson Hmma Louise Mc Donald Ruth Jacobs Jack Franks Fat Sullivan June Browne Mary Frances Miller Dena Lou Cox Ernest Rambo wy
Sk G Neely of Dallas is listed as a Comanche for the upcoming Monday event. The notice notes his affiliation and participation, highlighting local ceremonial roles.
Personal mentions record Mrs. C. M. Edmondson and daughter Cree in Dublin with relatives. Phil Anderson and Cro Plains family visit Comanche. Miss Judith Clarke at a house party near Dildy and Brown. Obituary attendance lists include Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reese and many relatives from Shreveport, Big Lake, Royce City, Stephenville, Dallas, Brownwood and more.
The Woodman Circle will hold a special meeting next Tuesday evening December 15 for electing officers and other business. All members are requested to attend. Alice West Guardian.
A fragmentary note describes a failed attempt to obtain honey and bad financial outcome. The text includes slang and nonstandard wording, making precise details unclear.
Mrs E C Wiesendanger and her mother Mrs Oscar Hamilton hosted a bridge gathering Saturday at Mrs Hamiltons home. Six tables played in the afternoon with notable scores by Mrs W H Satterfield and Joe Tupin while evening play featured three tables with high score by Mrs Harold Denny and low by Mrs C F Silvas of Austin. Pie a la mode and coffee were served.
Chief Dry Cleaners boast that their tailoring uses the most modern methods and top plant in the state, promising quality work.
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