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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
6
Gustine girls basketball dropped a close contest to Sidney Friday night. A large local crowd traveled to the ls tournament in Hasse for games on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Horton hosted matches between Duster Junior boys and girls playground teams and local squads last Monday. Duster boys and Beattie girls won their games. Arthur Duane Whitney performs harp on EFPL radio Saturdays. A Paper Bargain offers Fort Worth Press six days a week and The Comanche Chief weekly for nine months at 2.60 dollars.
A vintage appeal urges women to improve nourishment and sleep to combat fatigue. Cardus is touted as a long trusted remedy for lack of appetite and nervous fatigue with thousands of testimonials from mothers to daughters. If no benefit is seen, readers are advised to consult a physician.
Mr and Mrs Bert Siodls host during weekend with Ralph Statum and Mrs J C Ross visits. Debtor 0¢ Teristen College student spent weekend with Melvin and Frank Fields. Mrs Ollie Chandler returns home after two weeks with her sister. Ira Ross and son visit Brownwood. Mrs J C Ross spends Sunday afternoon with family.
Indian Gap and Brownwood residents share weekend visits and stays. Rev Jim Hayes conducted his regular Baptist Church service. Families including the Shipmans Nauert Dutton and Brown families celebrate milestones. Willie Kirsche is on a 30 day furlough from Fort Sam Houston visiting relatives. A golden wedding anniversary gathering was held for Mr and Mrs Tom Brown. Various trips include Shaver and Galloway sisters visiting Austin and San Marcos.
The text notes Mr. and Mrs. Ra Luker and family visiting with others, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Davis at Board Church and Sidney singing, Hasse visitors, Miss Eva Lee Cox visiting her sister, and several from the community attending singing at Mount Pleasant Sunday night.
Homer Boyd and family from Ozona along with Mrs W E Boyd and daughters visited J J Rogers. They attended a birthday party Friday night February 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ira Fletcher at Mercer Gap honoring Wilburn Fletcher and Dorothy Jean Sanders.
Thousands of men and women know it is wise to take Black Draught at the first sign of constipation. They value the refreshing relief and timely use may prevent illness and lost work time from sickness caused by constipation. If you need a laxative occasionally, rely on Black-Draught.
On Sunday February 13 Edwards hosted O. B. Phillips and family. Mr and Mrs John Ghavin of Dallas visited O. B. Phillips and family recently. Mrs Ghavin is the former Miss Dorothy Joiner or has been a frequent visitor ere.
In California the highest point Mt. Whitney rises at 14 496 feet and Death Valley reaches 276 feet below sea level, making both extremes occur in the same state with a difference of about 8 miles between them.
A brief note indicates the Fort Worth Press operates six days a week under a bargain arrangement. The fragment hints at a schedule change or persistence of daily publication cadence. Further readable context remains limited.
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