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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
3
Miss Nellie Mae Killian of Comanche formerly a John Tarleton College student is employed as librarian at Comanche High School and serves as secretary to Superintendent W G Barrett while supervising some typing classes.
Pettit boys lost to Newburg while Pettit girls defeated Newburg on Friday at home. Miss Minnie Cody and Miss Leota Simpson visited relatives near Goldthwaite. A Baptist Church singing event is open to the public Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Oscar Swindle and daughter Marjorie stayed with J O Swindle family in Indian Gap Saturday night.
Jack Kinne was brought home Sunday from Gorman hospital, marking a relief after his stay. The return underscores family relief and local support during his time in care.
A workers conference at Sidney Baptist Church on February 7, 1934 features Devotionals and sermons by Rev. J R Musck Rev Gordon Barrett Rev Walter Scott Rev R G Alexander Rev Sam Cowan Rev L D Hornburg and Mrs Bob Haynes including Bible exegeses and talks on family roles and church participation. The public is invited to attend.
Thousands of women report Cardus as a remedy for a range of female ailments. Mothers advise daughters to take Cardus, and many claim it strengthened their health during monthly cycles and general weakness. Druggists endorse the product as a reliable tonic for run-down conditions.
Mr and Mrs W B Kearney and family spent Sunday with relatives at Hamilton. Lee Stewart of Blanket visited Mrs D W Stewart. Mrs Harvey Bowman stayed with her parents Dan and Mrs McCarthy of Sidney. Opal Laminack visited Proctor last Thursday. Dave Isham of Creamer stayed with daughter Hobart Atterbury last week. G B Moore of Cotton Grove visited with Bob and Mrs Love. Troy Williams spent Sunday with Luther Steward of Shiloh. Lorene Pinkard and Regina Barnes with her son from Sweetwater visited their Pinkard relatives.
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