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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
4
Secretary of State Gerald C. Mann explains the Texas Securities Act of 1935 broadens what counts as a security. He warns buyers to verify registration and notes the state does not guarantee or endorse securities. Sellers may be held accountable for factual misrepresentations in sales.
L B Russell presents notes from F M Cross on the 1850s to 1870s Methodist and Baptist origins in Comanche. It covers the first weatherboard church built about 1858, early preachers, and local lay leaders, plus the 1874 organization of the Comanche Baptist church and its 1896 charter change.
Harmony couple and son Nelson visited Brownwood for medical care last week. Dallas friends Mr. and Mrs. Park and son Charles spent Sunday and Monday with sister Mrs. M. E. Owen and nephew Robert. A Lake Eanes outing honored Miss Beatrice Phillips on her birthday. Families and neighbors included Mr. and Mrs Eal Rutherford and many friends.
Five year old saddle horse for sale never worked good cow horse Comanche Motor Company. Bottled soda water any flavor packed in ice Taste the difference in our fountain drinks Service Drug Store.
Highway 36 east to Jonesboro progress reported by Judge Barrow with twelve workers led by John Hibis. Total funds spent reach 7500 dollars leaving 2500 for continuation into late July or August. Bridge under construction spans sixty feet with double drive way. Survey work extends west to Lamkin.
Mid western Tector Jepp F. Little recently appointed city manager of East spent the weekend here with his mother Mrs K R Little.
Rev Gordon Barrett was called to Dublin on Wednesday afternoon to conduct funeral services for Homer Keith a pioneer citizen. Interment followed at Old Dublin Cemetery.
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