January food costs show savings at Hall's Mercantile
The note reports lower food expenses in January tied to Hall's Mercantile weekly bargains. It mentions QB 1 starting trading at the store, with everyday prices driving the savings.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1954
Page
7
The note reports lower food expenses in January tied to Hall's Mercantile weekly bargains. It mentions QB 1 starting trading at the store, with everyday prices driving the savings.
Last week many relatives visited together spanning Roch and New Mexico. M Robt Shelby and family hosted from Cisco Dublin and Big Lake while A M Derrick Jr and Houston kin joined Buddy Derrick and A R Thompson family guests. Caraway family members visited in Fort Worth with C M Caraway Sr and other relatives nearby.
Mrs. Blanton died while staying with overnight visitors. Sisters Vess Spruill and Harry Rucker Sr. of De Leon and J. Barnes joined the Blanton family for a sumptuous evening meal and long visit. Johnnie Blanton and family, recently from Florida, may move to South Texas after the stay. Kay and Deanna Whit ney visited Basil McPherson’s family, and Jack Peace with son Jimmy spent a weekend in San Antonio visiting their daughter. Butch Ferguson visited Mrs. Joe Hyde in Brownwood.
Proctor Young People’s Class at Proctor Baptist Church were entertained at teacher Mrs. Hardy Babb’s home for a Valentine party. The February 12 Proctor musical benefited the March of Dimes, with receipts of 62 dollars and 50 cents. Visitors came from Comanche Gustine De Leon Dublin Goral Edna Hill Comyn and Buffalo.
A death notice expresses gratitude from Sherman and Joyce Randall for the many words deeds and prayers during the illness and passing of their wife and mother. The notice mentions stencils for sale at The Chie.
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