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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
6
Miss Mayfield promotes streamlined clothing with minimal frills and structured fits. The guidance covers wool on wool limits, sleeve and cuff style, pocket placement, hem depth, and skirt length to reduce wrinkles and save fabric costs.
Otis Miller of Anson withdraws from the 17th District race leaving Rep. Sam Russell of Stephenville unopposed for re election. Miller cites his father’s serious illness and concerns about rationing and gasoline as factors in his decision.
Mr and Mrs Claude Elkins and daughter Mary Ruth of Henrietta visit L F Elkins and Miss Min oo Elkins in Comanche while renewing old friendships. Gorman Hawkins of Hoffmans Department Store vacations this week in San Angelo.
The piece reflects on Paul's dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus and his tireless Christian toil. It contrasts worldly strength with spiritual transformation, cites his sufferings, and urges citizens to endure sorrow for faith and nation. It evokes biblical quotations and a call to keep home fires burning for loved ones serving abroad.
Collin Dingwall former Harris County State Highway Resident Engineer has joined the U S Army Engineer Corps. He is in Laredo where a $3,000,000 airport project is underway. Dingwall, from Comanche, is the son of Mrs D Dingwall.
Snow in the Texas Panhandle reaches a yearly average of 25 inches while snow is unknown in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, according to regional climate notes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hampton hosted over the weekend guests from Texas, including his mother Mrs. M. G. Hampton of De Leon, his brother Dr. J. A. Hampton and wife from Dallas, and Attorney Harold Goode and wife from Fort Worth.
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