Embroidery tracing carbon sheets on sale
A large sheet of carbon for embroidery tracing offered in black at 10 cents per sheet with color options in red yellow and green. Comanche Chief stores advertise the pricing and availability for craft work.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1931
Page
2
A large sheet of carbon for embroidery tracing offered in black at 10 cents per sheet with color options in red yellow and green. Comanche Chief stores advertise the pricing and availability for craft work.
An advertisement claims White's Cream Verte can expel worms safely and cheaply. The copy emphasizes reliability and a price of 35 caboine, offered through Paris Smith.
Cotton Grove resident Mn and Mrs. A F Holman spent Saturday in Brownwood. Mrs. John McEntire visits her daughter Mrs Wayne Dingus of Comanche for a week. Mr and Mrs Bill Glasgow of Mercer Gap visited Tom Glasgow and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kin Smarten tertained with a party Saturday night.
The Comanche Chief notes butter sellers can attract buyers by using our butter cartons and genuine vegetable parchment that resists moisture. The improved packaging keeps butter fresher and enhances sales, while a separate ad praises well-priced auto tops and seat covers from Howard Kilpatrick.
A late spring wedding in Port Arthur united Mr. Mackey and Mrs. Donaho daughter of Comanche. Rev. John Donaho brother of the bride presided as officiant. After the ceremony the couple left for a wedding trip to Colorado, planning to settle there. Both attended Comanche High School with strong ties to local music and business education.
Court House News records list the June 28 marriage of Kk. W. Schaffner Jr. to Ethel Longbotham in Cross Plains. Births include a son for Rufus Willingham Comanche July 1 and several others in Comanche Gustine and Dublin. Deeds show land transfers including W. S. Black to Mary Jack and H Heath to P B Gray with small cash values.
Brief reader note from Wetzel's Barber Shop on North corner square thanking patrons. Signed by Geo C Wetzel and Tom Moore.
Flowers and ferns in pink and green set the scene for a bridge gathering. Miss Johnsie Cunningham led the guests, receiving a wrapped package while Mrs. Aaron Massingill posted a low score. Refreshments followed with ice cream and Angel food cake as a long guest list included Mrs. Walter Jack Cunningham and others from Waco Crystal City El Paso Texan Kerens Austin and many named ladies and gentlemen.
We want your cream produce poultry and eggs from Bob Seale at Home Produce Co. This brief notice invites suppliers to offer dairy and farm products to the local grocer.
Local classified item offers five hundred sheets of letter size paper, double sided ruled, at a lower price seeking buyers in Comanche area.
A Special Brand tire is produced for distributors like mail order houses and oil firms under a name that hides the tire maker from the public. The manufacturer often builds his best quality tires under his own name, while others like Firestone put their name on the cover tire they produce.
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