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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1935

Page

8

Well Paying Positions For Young People Seek Jobs Now

A booklet offering career guidance for graduates outlines current business opportunities and a proven method to secure starting positions. It highlights affordable terms, shows hundreds of youths aided by affiliated Employment Departments, and is mailed on request from Draughon’s Business Colleges locations in Dallas Wichita Falls Abilene or Lubbock Texas.

Draughon’s Dallas Wichita Falls Abilene Lubbock Texas

Mrs Little Hosts Sunshine Club Meeting

The Alice Russell Sunshine Club was entertained Tuesday evening January 22 by Mrs Leverett Little assisted by her sister Mrs Ben Lawson. In addition to club members a number of quiets were present and refreshments of cake and chocolate were served to a list of members and guests including Miss Owenia Gray Maggie Vernon Theressia Dudley and others.

Alice Russell Sunshine Club Leverett Little Ben Lawson O. H. Donaho Lawson Anthony Layne Moody Clemons Clark Tate Jenkins Armstrong Donaho Greene Gardner Huddleston Bonser Dudley

East Texas Ribbon Cane Syrup and groceries sale notice

Pure East Texas products listed with per gallon price for syrup, per pound prices for potatoes and salt, and bulk items like sugar flour oatmeal spinach rice meat salt and smoked salt. A shoe sale ends Monday with Wear-A-Well shoes. signed by D Williams noting appreciation for customers.

East Texas el Toro Williams

Fruit and Produce Stand Moves Prices Featured

Removal notice locates new half block west of Lou dermilk Feed Store. Saturday and Monday prices include bananas 15c per dozen, apples 15c per dozen, 2 for 25c, oranges 12c per dozen, 1c each, cabbage 3c lb, fresh potatoes 3 1 2c lb, onions 5c per bunch, 6 for 25c, sugar cane 60c per gallon, grape fruit 25c per dozen, 1.20 per bushel. Lewis Bowers and I M Harris promote savings on plants.

Loudermilk Feed Store Lewis Bowers I. M. Harris

Louisiana visitor is honored by sister

Mrs. Penn Oden of Shreveport was honored last Saturday afternoon by her sister Mrs. Inez Palmer when she entertained at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. William Reese with a bridge party. Six tables were arranged for the games. High score trophy went to Mrs. T. E. Major and Mrs. Jake Durham won second high prize. The honoree was remembered too. At the conclusion of the games, a salad course was served.

Penn Oden Shreveport Inez Palmer William Reese T. E. Major Jake Durham

Four Corner Singing Group Organized at Comyn Meet

A Four Corner Singing Convention was organized at Comyn per the De Leon Free Press. Meetings occur on the first Sunday at Roach, second Sunday at Greens Creek, third at Comyn, and fourth at St. George. The Comyn first Sunday singing moved to the third Sunday afternoon.

Four Corner Comyn Meet Comyn de Leon Free Press Roach Greens Creek St. George

Harris couple returns to Comanche to reside

Mr and Mrs A S Harris moved from Edinburg to Comanche last week and are occupying their West Comanche home once lived in by Mr and Mrs Bob Haynes. Harris was a long time Comanche citizen before nine years ago and partnered with leading local firms including Neely Harris Cunningham Department Store.

A. S. Harris Edinburg Comanche West Comanche Bob Haynes Harris Neely, Harris, Cunningham Department Store

82 Piece Dinner Set Sale Ad

Howard Kilnatrick promotes an 82 piece dinner set for 2.98 in this paper. The ad urges readers to see their promotion within.

Howard Kilnatrick Howard Kilpatrick

Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father

We thank friends for their kindness in the loss of our husband and father. We appreciate the loving words deeds and flowers in memory of one we loved. Your support strengthens us in sorrow. -Mrs. J. L. White J. Dixon and Mae Evelyn.

J. L. White J. Dixon Mae Evelyn

Stephenville Seeks Blanton Aid for P O Building

Stephenville officials plan to secure a new federal post office building by appealing to Congressman Blanton. The Empire-Tribune notes a prior $90,000 appropriation in 1930s was withdrawn after a contract was awarded in 1933. A $14,000 lot was bought five years earlier and cleared for construction.

Stephenville Ashington Thomas I. Slanton Empire-Tribune

Texas Telephone Company Formed From Three Regional Lines

Effective January 24 1935 arrangements completed to merge Northern Texas Telephone Company Texas Home Telephone Company and Texas Telephone Company into one firm. The service area and management remain, continuer to provide prompt efficient and satisfactory telephone service at lowest possible cost to users.

Northern Texas Telephone Company Texas Home Telephone Company Texas Telephone Company

De Leon District Singing Plans and Quartet Concert

The De Leon District Singing will meet at De Leon Baptist Church Sunday February 2 with W O Stamps of Stamps Baxter Music Co joining the event and a famed quartet performing. The Stamps quartet V C Stamps Harley Lester Freddie Martin and Walter Rippetoe appear in Comyn on Saturday February 1. Other singers are invited for a real song feast at both locations.

de Leon W. O. Stamps Stamps Baxter Music Co Stamps V. C. Stamps Harley Lester Freddie Martin Walter Rippetoe Comyn Ernest Rippetoc

Centennial bridge party honors Texas centennial

Mrs Walter Durham hosted a Texas Centennial bridge party Wednesday for her sister Mrs P Goodman of El Paso and sister in law Mrs Jake Durham of Comanche. Nine tables, maps as score pads, bluebonnet favors, and a Texas map motif decorated the event. High scores went to Mrs Elbert Cox and Mrs Tom Helmsley with a near 1956 score prize won by Mrs Bob Moore.

Walter Durham P .Goodman el Paso Jake Durham Comanche Texas Elbert Cox Tom Helmsley Bob Moore

Activity At Fitzgerald Nursery Near Stephenville

Fitzgerald Nursery five miles southwest of Stephenville remains busy through March. The empire tribune notes orders from nearly every state and shipments across Texas and the United States. For 25 years the firm has grown, with about twenty-five employees, owned farm and substantial equipment.

Fitzgerald Nursery Stephenville Union Texas United States Nursery O

Vote on Beer in Dry Co is Declared Illegal

Coleman County residents face a legal ban on beer sales with a potential city election in Coleman depending on the Coleman County commissioners court ruling after Attorney General William McCraw voided a precinct election. A petition with required names requests the election despite Ballinger and Brady previously voting for beer. Hampton of Comanche issued a similar ruling on a past whiskey vote.

City of Dry Co Coleman County Ballinger San Angelo Commissioners’ Court William McCraw Coleman Democrat Voice Coleman Wets McCraw Brady James V. Allred Democrat Voice Hampton C. C. Hampton Comanche Mr. McCraw Myrtle Hicks C. M. Edmondson John Duncan City of W. G. Barker G. H. Harmon John Chisholm D. E. Chisholm Alexander Chisholm W. G. Horton J. A. Fisher D. &D. Asylum W. A. Dogett D. S. Lewis W. J. C. Cathey R. Reed O. B. McDonald J. R. Stephens R. D. Polston J. B. Wood Lee Maples Denny Jake Field de Leon Compress & Warehouse Co G. W. Higginbotham Sinclair Oil and Refining Co

California Visitor Honored By Sister In Social Bridge

Mrs J C Bellah of Los Angeles California spent several weeks here before returning home Sunday and was honored Saturday evening by her sister Mrs Harold Denny with a bridge table. Mrs J H Arthur made high score and refreshments were served to Misses Iva Hart Minnie Elkins Hattie Brightman Mesdames Will Roberson J H Arthur Bob Stanton.

J. C. Bellah Los Angeles California Harold Denny J. H. Arthur Iva Hart Minnie Elkins Hattie Brightman Mesdame Will Roberson Bob Stanton

Adla Tablets Promise Stomach Relief And Appetite

Neutralize irritating acids with Dr Emil s Adla Tablets. Prevent serious stomach trouble yet eat what you want. Adla offers money back relief from Service Drug Store.

Dr. Emil Adla Service Drug Store

McKenzie Hotel Offers All You Can Eat for 26 Cents

Advertising blurb for the McKenzie Hotel promises all you can eat for 26 cents at the Southeast corner of the square. It notes family style service, no advance notice necessary to dine, and affordable room rates. It also mentions clean rooms and beds at reasonable prices.

Finner McKenzie

Mrs Zschiesche Returns From Temple Hospital Care

Mrs. B. F. Zschiesche came back Monday from Temple where she had been under hospital treatment for several weeks.

B. F. Zschiesche Temple

Custom Grinding Service Seeks Large Feed Jobs Nearby

Custom grinding offers field visits for large jobs or if neighbors pool their feed at a central point. Peanut hay priced at 15 cents per hundred. Contact through Howard Motor Company at phone 119 John Carroll.

Howard Motor Company John Carroll

Window glass sale announcement at Reese Drug

Local ad notes all sizes of window glass offered at right prices. Buyers urged to compare Reese Drug prices before purchasing.

Reese

Comanche Social News Highlights Local Visits and Moves

Personal mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson and two sons from Hawley visiting in Comanche. Robertson is Hawley schools superintendent. Peyton Williams joins Dunlop Tire Store after leaving Higginbotham's book keeping department. Mrs. M Atwood relocates to Brownwood. her son Bill links with Texas Power and Light Company.

Bob Robertson Hawley Comanche Robertson Peyton Williams Higginbotham’s Dunlop Tire Atwood Brownwood Bill Texas Power and Light Company Weldon Webb Brady Grainger MecTuaney Wheeler Tarleton College J. F. Grainger Mary FE. Jones Nana Shelton Cloda Wyche Ora B. Nichols James Wilkerson Jack Hendricks Truman Bratton Lewis Cunningham, Jr Wade Kendrick A. E. Thompson Roy McGuire Garland Johnson Dallas P. I. Ratliff Will Dupuy

Goosby Sisters Host Bridge Luncheon

At the Goosby home Misses Louise Ruth and Mary Jean Goosby hosted a bridge luncheon at one o’clock Saturday afternoon. High prize went to Miss Catherine Lee and captured by Miss Roy Esmond Wallace. Guests included Louise Holmes Golda Gore Waltrie Duckett Rita Isham Alma Jean Wilkerson Joy Lillie Bell McPherson Pollyanna Speed Roy Esmond Wallace Georgia Bell Johnson Ellen Anthony and Garry Palmer.

George Goosby Louise Ruth Mary Jean Goosby Catherine Lee Securize Roy Esmond Wallace Louise Holmes Golda Gore Waltrie Duckett Rita Isham Alma Jean Wilkerson Joy Lillie Bell McPherson Pollyanna Speed Georgia Bell Johnson Ellen Anthony Garry Palmer

Miss Wilkerson Hosts Friday High School Party

Alma Jean Wilkerson entertained numerous high school boys and girls Friday evening at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J C Wilkerson. Music games and refreshments followed.

Alma Jean Wilkerson J. C. Wilkerson

Mrs Fletch Parker Buried At Albin Cemetery

Mrs Fletch Parker 88 a Gustine resident died at home north of Gustine after weeks of illness Funeral services were at Gustine Methodist Church with burial in Albin Cemetery She is survived by three sons Jake and Jesse Gustine Jack Northwest Texas and two daughters Mrs Charles Hitt San Angelo and Mrs R O West Lone Wolf Oklahoma A son Bill Parker died recently and her husband Jack Parker died over 25 years ago.

Fletch Parker Gustine Gustine Methodist Church Albi Jack Parker

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Medina Medina Irrigation Farms, Inc Travis Building San Antonio J. R. Eanes & Company Car Ress Mrs. Little Sunshine Club D. D. Jackson Louisiana Mrs. A. S. Harris Blanton P. O McKenzie Hotrh Gour Hulde Records J. W. Cagle Cee Pitman Sidney J. L. Woolsey Geo. P. Foster Lauraine Roberts Ollie Cantwell R. T. Swinnery Opal Martin W. L. Skaggs J. Maxwell Holder Cloyce Porter W. F. Wood Billie Joe J. D. Kelsey W. B Grover F. Phillips Joe Far Monroe Gray Tarric The Miss Wilkerson Albin Cemetery Brightmen and Sons Plymouth Dodge McKesson Millesia West Luxor Coty’s Valentine
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