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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1941
Page
3
A summarized report outlines a nationwide tax summit with speakers from multiple states. It highlights discussions on federal state coordination, proposed reforms, and anticipated timelines for policy changes.
The text promotes Black-Draught as a laxative and intestinal tonic laxative. It claims the product acts punctually thoroughly and gently when directions are followed. It highlights its medical recognition and widespread use as proof of merit with many users.
Sunday visits spread across towns as the Hoyt Vineyard family of Olden calls on parents here. Cyril Irby of Pairview visits his ill sister Montie Irby while Bermay Leach and son Cleve B. stay with Horace C. Smith. Irene Hartman spends part of last week in Comanche with Herbert Hoover. J M Robersons visit Hugh O’Brien in Fairview. Pete Sledge of Brownwood visits S. C. Vineyard family here. Gaynelle Smith weekends with Faye Johnson in Sidney.
Community notes show preparations for a fourth Sunday sermon by a local pastor. Residents including Mr Rumfield relocate near Oscar Fisher spots east of Beattie and Comanche visitors are noted. Bob and Joe Shelton host a February 5 program at Beattie auditorium with P T A sponsorship. Shelton also to perform February 8.
Singing drew crowds from Wilson Comanche and nearby areas as Chandler members elected J D Centers as president. Weekend visits connected Mackville Edinburgh Hughes Hillhouse and Rambo households with local families including the Roberson Phillips Crasson Gober circles.
Mr and Mrs Nart McPherson hosted Sunday guests including Hiller Newton R C McPherson of Star Guy Rudd of Goldthwaite Barton McPherson and children from Comanche and Pauline Ethelton. Arthur Trimble and daughter Nan visited with Jim Trimble family. Mary Ellen McPherson stayed with Willis Northcutt Pottsville ill. Cecil McPherson departs Jan 22 for year of military training. Woman's Club met with B O Caraway. two quilts finished, refreshments served.
Mrs Clara Boswell returned home Saturday after an extended visit with her children at Long Joe Boswell was home from Kelly Field over the weekend Mr and Mrs Noley Gray moved to the farm vacated by Mr and Mrs E Cook Mr and Mrs Golden will live on the farm the Grays moved from Mr and Mrs Donald Farrow were in Beattie Sunday Mrs Josie Robinson and Mrs Chester Norton have been sick but are improving now Friends are glad to know Leland Nabors is improving and hope he will soon be up.
Lamkin The Comyn and Lamkin girls fought a tight game last Saturday night ending in a 24 24 tie after extended time. Local residents Tom Jeffreys and several others visited family and traveled for work across Stephenville Abilene Mineral Wells and Brownwood while notables including Mrs Annie Case Mrs G M Scott and Mrs R G Jeffreys were mentioned in social notes.
Miss Leevina Gorden and family visited Saturday night with Mrs. Bettie Gorden at Van Dyke. Several in the community, including Grady Ripley of CCC camp, have flu. The Texas Quartette entertained at the school auditorium Wednesday night.
Suez Mrs. Julia Martin is recovering from a severe attack of flu. She enjoyed a visit last week from her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin of Albany. This weekend Mr. and Mrs. Joy Martin and daughter Laverne of Albany were with her. Mrs. Inez Stauber of Oklahoma visited her sister, Mrs. Fay Martin, and Mrs. Pauline Elms Wednes.
Residents and visitors are listed with movements between Falls Wichita Parrot Oklahoma Brownwood Stamford DeLeon May Peacock Downing and Cottonwood. Names include Mr and Mrs Wichita Parrot Jim Carrigan Kinard Everett Luther Parsley Maud Grissom Jane Pierson Perry Ann Wade George E Parsley Johnny Cox Mack Loggins and Charley Carrigan among others.
An advertisement promotes 666 Liquid 666 Tablets 668 Salve or 666 Nose Drops as a cold remedy that relieves symptoms the same day.
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