Cemetery wreath supply from Hampton Floral Co
Hampton Floral Co offers a supply of cemetery wreaths described as anl resistant. The note highlights available wreaths for memorial use.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
10
Hampton Floral Co offers a supply of cemetery wreaths described as anl resistant. The note highlights available wreaths for memorial use.
An assortment of small ads offers stray farm items for sale and holiday purchases. Mrs G Bruton of Comanche lists an estray notice while Hampton Floral Co promotes cemetery wreaths. The Apple House advertises produce and nuts with a claim of 25 cents savings per dollar. Lewis Bowers markets party items on the North Side of the Square.
P A Pink Pettit may be a candidate for Assessor-Collector per his statement. Pettit, a county pioneer, lives in the Pettit community.
Hampton Pioral Co. notes prepared cemetery wreaths fit the season as families honor loved ones. The company emphasizes quality decorations and timely availability for commemorations.
Sunday School opens at 9 45 with a sermon titled Facing The Future at the morning service The evening sermon Our Vision of the Immediate Future leads into New Year guidance The Young People's Devotions meet at 6 30 in the evening for a faith oriented program at the church.
E A Williams of Comanche indicates candidacy for state office. Williams represents Wolfe Nursery and previously ran for Commissioner of Precinct No 1.
A six year old first grader Kenneth Mc Pherson of Energy Texas writes to Santa asking for a basketball a barnyard set and a truck. The child signs his name and town in this plain holiday note.
J. H. Tiny Burton, former county clerk and potential official forecaster for Comanche, met in Fort Worth with U S official Paul Cook. Burton forecast sunny skies for Saturday December 18 and the sun delivered as predicted, marking a successful forecast for Central and West Texas.
Scoutmaster H. M. Cauley and Scoutmaster Marion Smith lead Comanche Troops No. 19 and No. 21 in a planned holiday overnight hike. Cauley will oversee troop members on the trip.
Four gallon milk cow with a four week old calf is for sale at a bargain. Seller C A Vinson on J H McKinzie Farm located 12 miles south of Comanche.
Practical useful gift merchandise advertised by Sutton Dudley Drug emphasizes economy and value.
Mrs. David Elms expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of her husband David Elms. She offers blessings to all who supported them. Also mentions Reese Drug Co Holiday Boxes.
Miss Maurice Durham daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Durham of Comanche married Jack Bell son of Mr and Mrs W A Bell of Brownwood in Brownwood Saturday evening The Rev Karl H Moore of First Baptist Church Brownwood officiated with prenuptial music by Joe L Sandin of Graham and singing by Mrs Leta Newby Shelton The couple large reception guests from Comanche and nearby towns.
A six year old girl and her little sister from Comanche write Santa with a Christmas wish list. They ask for a talking wetting doll that cries sleeps and says Mama a doll buggy a sand hauling wagon a Hello telephone and a rubber doll with sleep eyes plus a toy set of dishes and a chair and table from their friends Vada and Carolyn Gum.
A vintage ad lists shaving sets for sale at 69 cents to 1.00 with the note Girls feel free to pick gifts. The item mentions requests from Byron Smith of Energy Texas six years old and Fredy Gene Ward of Gustine Texas asking for football guitar nuts and fruit.
A 9 year old girl in third grade from Energy Texas writes a Christmas wish list to Santa requesting a doll a suitcase nuts candy fruit and a ball she signs the note as Laverne Van Winkle.
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