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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1932
Page
6
Members of the B Y P U were chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Hardy Jones at the Baptist Church Tuesday evening. They gathered for a treasure hunt then returned for games and refreshments of hot chocolate and cake.
Local advertisement offers to buy poultry and eggs from farmers. Also mentions cold storage for rent and trucking services. No clear company name or location provided.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick effective antacid and pain reliever for stomach acid. It also promotes Phillips Dental Magnesia toothpaste as ideal for clean teeth and healthy gums and protection against acid mouth.
Kenneth L. Smith invites in person attendance at Central Christian Church for Sunday January 3 with morning and evening services. The 11 o clock hour is a worship service with messages The New Way and Christian. The church promotes Sunday school for all ages and urges attendance.
Local ad lists carbon paper for tracing large sheets in black with a price of 1 cent per sheet. colorful shop copy mentions colors and tracing uses.
A series of weekend gatherings and visits are reported across towns. Couples from Bibb and Sweetwater shared time with local residents. Sid munity and Taylor's Chapel hosted guests. teachers and families from West Texas Cotton Grove and Sidney spent holidays with relatives.
Lamkin W L Lock and family have moved to Beattie. Mrs M D Carmichael returned to Corpus Christi after holidays. Miss Alda Morton visiting Millsap from her parents Rev and Mrs O A Morton. Mrs Beee Hall resigned as Telephone Co operator. Mrs Jennie Mae Crain elected to fill vacancy last Saturday. Lou Dooley home from Kansas after a year away.
George Hardy Loudermilk and Ima Scott united in marriage on Tuesday December 22. Rev A F Nabors officiated at the couple's DeLeon residence. The bride is the daughter of Ben and Mrs Scott of Downing and the groom is the son of G H Loudermilk and Mrs Loudermilk of Downing. They plan to reside in Downing. Fresh Meat-Ica-Peerless Produce Co offers poultry and eggs and cold storage for rent.
Shoe rebuilding is like buying a Railroad Ticket the more you pay the farther you go Men's 1-2 soles No 1 grade 1.00 No 2 grade Tic Ladies 1-2 soles No 1 grade Tic No Grade 65c Rubber heels best grade 50c.
Miss Connie Mae Couch and Robert Rambo wed in Comanche on Wednesday afternoon December 25. The ceremony took place at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. J. L. Evans officiating. Mrs. Rambo is the Couch daughter. Mr. Rambo is the Gustine native. They will reside in Gustine.
Sunday services scheduled at 11 a m and 7 p m with Sunday School at 10 a m Pastor Homer Davis invites the community to attend. Saturday night preaching and conference announced. Posted signs offer ready made items for sale at the Chief Office.
Charles W. Nelson of Beattie and Anra Lee Whatley of Custer united in marriage December 24 at a ceremony led by Rev. J. M. Strickland of DeLeon. Nelson is the son of Lewis and Mrs. Nelson of Beattie. Whatley is the daughter of R. D. Whatley and Mrs. Whatley of German Route 4 and has taught at Duster Public School for several years.
FE Coker and Miss Meta Parkman of Comanche Route 1 were married Thursday December 24 by Rev. Gordon Barrett at his residence at 5 p m. The couple were joined by the bride’s sister and Jodie Smith Jr. of Comanche. Coker is son of D T Coker and Mrs. Coker. Parkman is daughter of Ss J Parkman and Mrs. Parkman.
I thank friends and neighbors for kindness and the floral offering at my loved one’s death and burial. Special thanks to those who contributed songs that eased the passing. I appreciate the thoughtfulness and ask God’s blessings on you. W. F. Smith
A Comanche Chief advertisement promotes butter packaged in moisture resistant cartons and genuine vegetable parchment to improve preservation and sales. The notice emphasizes product quality and market appeal.
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