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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1949
Page
14
A historical ad describes the pharmacist as a learned, licensed professional with broad science training. It notes rigorous state exams, ongoing medical updates, and the pharmacy as a community service center stocked with new medical discoveries and merchandise. Trade with him, he’s a man you can rely on.
Carl Hall and wife and Dwain hosted a tacky party on December 29 with costumes and house games. A judging panel named Mrs. George Stephens and Mr. Joy Lee Williams as tackiest participants. Christmas candy followed for many relatives and friends.
The Stark family expresses deep appreciation for floral offerings words of sympathy and kindness shown during the death and burial of husband and father W C Stark. Mrs W C Stark and family thank all who offered support.
Mr and Mrs Ory Yantis have returned home after spending the Christmas holidays visiting friends and relatives in California.
The Imperial Quartet with Marian Snyder of Dallas will give a concert in the District Courtroom in Comanche Friday night January 14. Sponsored by Comanche County Farm Bureau. Admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. The quartet, with pianist Marian Snyder, is well known in the Southwest and heard three times weekly over Station WFAA in Dallas.
The Comanche basketball teams won two of three games against Proctor on Tuesday. The B team defeated Proctor B 27 9, the girls fell 31 34 in a tight contest, and the Comanche boys edged Proctor 20 17. Also, local families visited relatives during holidays and weekends.
The Tickner couple from Burkett spent time in the home of the larther McAliley family Saturday. The Seymour Banner notes the era of prosperity after the depression, urging thrift.
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