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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
11
Texas egg producers face thousands of dollars in daily losses from infertile eggs and thin shells. The article urges removing male birds, confining future breeders, using refrigeration, and improving feed like alfalfa leaf meal plus oyster shell to strengthen shells and reduce breakage.
Buffalo Mr and Mrs Gaston Campbell and daughter of Abilene visited her parents Mr and Mrs J H Hanson and her brother Clifton who was seriously injured in a car wreck last Friday night. Mr and Mrs Jack Vineyard and daughter spent Sunday with Mrs Dr Vineyard and daughter of Hasse. Mrs Granville Johnson and sons of Roch have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J R Wilkerson and family. Mr and Mrs Jess Wilson of Van Dyke visited Mr and Mrs J R Brooks Saturday night.
The message urges citizens to support the war effort by buying War Bonds, stating men are dying for the Four Freedoms and calling for a 10 percent allocation from every paycheck.
J. B. Cooper of Lamkin area suffered a painful leg injury when a phillips pen nail pierced about mid depth while riding a power binder operated by J. J. Cantrell. The incident occurred four miles east of Lamkin during field work.
Co J Seeeeakered visited Floyd K and family here last week. Dorothy Fayeyed for a visit with other relatives here. Mr Warren's mother of Grapo se visiting with him. Kiott and son accompanied Mr and Mrs Jess Odell of Comanche to Pearson Oklahoma last Sunday returning Monday night. Mr Odell W R Elliott and son Rochelle received treatment from a doctor while there. Mrs Stella Sizemoore spent last week at Dallas. Charlie Carters family from Comanche spent Sunday with Mrs Russell Elliott. Mrs Dave Reed is seriously ill at her home here. Mr Blake is home away several months away at work.
Cadet Wilton E. Wyche from the class of 42 H, enrolled as an Aviation Cadet at Gardner Field Taft California, graduates from the Basic Flying School on June 23 and moves to a ten week advanced course for a second lieutenant commission in the Air Corps Reserve. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W J Wyche of Gustine. Also, Mr and Mrs Lee F Signor and Mr and Mrs Charles Signor with children of Abilene visited Mr and Mrs C P St Clair over the weekend.
Mrs. W. L. Hamilton recalls a June trip from Harlingen with Barbra Lynn and Lowell Deane. She notes grapefruit picked, palm trees and orchards, and irrigation ditches in the Valley. A visit to the Training Air Base near Harlingen underscores wartime conditions. Miss Bettie Krauss visited Mrs. Woodrow Allen in Abilene.
Mr and Mrs Forest McPherson and ap ae Senta visited with her parents and Streeus Rudd and children also visited the Rudd home. Mrs Frank Caraway visited her parents in Gustine last Monday. Card of Thanks from the Capelli and Capell families expresses gratitude to Indian Creek community for support after a fatal fire loss.
The program lists devotional at 8 10 00 with A R Swear engin. 10 15 The Office Works of the Holy Spirit by E G Gregory. 10 45 When Will the Saints Be Perfected by R M McGinnis. 11 15 W P Ray. 12 00 Lane. 1 30 Board heeding and Ladies Work. 2 30 Inspirational Address by H J Starnes.
The Hasse Home Dem Club met recently with members present. Miss Mayfield attended and foundations for patterns were discussed. Members prepared patterns and a committee was appointed to flowers for a deceased member. The next meeting date is pending. invitations are extended to other ladies.
An item notes Texas as the home of the nation's leading rose industry, highlighting its prominence within the horticulture sector.
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