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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
6
Advertisement promotes La Creole Hair Dressing as the original hair darkener that darkens hair naturally without dye and lists a price of 1 dollar. The copy argues imitation lacks value like counterfeit money.
Hazel Dell residents visit relatives with Hazel Dell Mrs. Harry Rogers hosting her children in Gustine. Macksville guests Miss Sample and Miss Johnson spend Sunday with Miss Hartson. A large crowd attended the Sunday night schoolhouse child program despite threats of weather. Odesa Burton visited Carlton friends for the weekend. Carlton guest Miss Faircloth stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mosley last week. Burton operates a threshing crew in Macksville this week. Mrs. Alfred Jones of Lamkin visited local relatives last week.
Rain fell here on Wednesday as residents report travel from overseas by Barn Reid Mat Salters and Lonnie Craig arriving home Saturday. Will Henry and family visited Marvin Woolsey’s at Center Point on Sunday. Lonnie Hogan of Gum Springs visited Hasse on Monday. Hallie Henry spent Sunday with Davie Davis near Center Point. Bill McDonald visited Edith Huffman in Gum Springs Sunday. Hallie Henry attended a Gum Springs singing event Sunday evening. Grandma Woolsey is listed sick this week. J A Goforth and Jonnie Northcut made a business trip to Comanche Tuesday.
Miss Leona Edmondson of Gustine visited relatives here last week, spending a day with family and friends.
Memorandum invites ex servicemen families and friends in San Saba Brownwood Brady counties to the 17th district American Legion reunion at fair grounds on the San Saba river July 3 4 5. It promises camping meals band races swimming dancing street parade and speeches with nationwide speakers.
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Renovine as a heart and nerve tonic. It urges use at first symptoms to avoid heart damage, claiming cure and speed of recovery. It lists price as 50 cents and one dollar.
The past week brought heavy rain and crops show good health. Mrs. Thursey Eubanks of Cleburne visits relatives here this week as the community notes a lively gathering with the young people enjoying activities.
Cream supper at Mr W E Horner s Monday night. Troy Morgan and family of Tulsa Okla visiting relatives this week. B O Caraway on business trip to Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Guy Rudd of Coldwater guests of Mr and Mrs Dick Moore Saturday night and Sunday. A fruit supper at Dennis Morgan s Friday night for his brother Amon Morgan returning from overseas. Mr and Mrs G F Caraway guests of Mr and Mrs Guss Rudd Saturday night. Young people enjoyed a singing at Don Miller s Sunday night.
A simple home remedy blends two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint of skin conditioner. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles and blemishes and achieve a clear rosy complexion at a low cost. The lotion is described as harmless and non irritating.
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