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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1952
Page
12
The C. A. Smith family expresses gratitude for the sympathy and kindness shown during their sorrow. They especially thank friends, neighbors, and helpers for condolences, visits, and support during the difficult time.
An old advertisement touts auto liability insurance promising value to drivers and businesses. It features Filand Fagan as the presenting entity and urges customers to engage the service for coverage.
Notice states interest through and including 1951 will be paid on consumers deposits. Bring your deposit receipt when visiting the office to claim interest.
The Chief lists new announcing fees for political notices: County 20.90 dollars, Commise ovets 20 dollars, District and State 25 dollars, Justice of Peace 7.50 dollars, Constable 7.50 dollars. The changes affect candidates’ names in the regular column.
There will be singing at Hasse Sunday night with Marvin Woolsey in charge. Everyone is invited to attend.
Here From California Mr and Mrs Zora Ziegler and daughter Frances of Los Angeles California spent the holidays in Comanche with her mother Mrs Lula Ganay.
Alex Classen a South African minister with Rhodesian missionary family will speak at Sidney Church of Christ Sunday evening January 6. He will relate his and his parents experiences among tribes in Rhodesia in a service the church invites everyone to attend.
Comanche County Home Demonstration Council members gathered in the District Courtroom on December 16 for a Christmas gathering. The event featured a cedar tree from Mrs. Truman Durham’s pasture, handmade gifts, entertainment, and a punch table, with Mrs. Lowell Pittman and Mrs. Edwin Sartor taking on chairing roles and many members in attendance from multiple clubs.
W P Magness of Comanche received word on December 25 that his son Gayland W Magness has been promoted from lieutenant to captain. Captain Magness is stationed at Osceola Wisconsin and the write up is for The Messenger and State Home Demonstration magazine. Local visitors include Roy Tate family from Palestine and C C Barnett of Gustine visiting Mrs Jessie Tate and Magness family during the holidays.
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