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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
3
Mrs. A. B. Haworth will address listeners this Saturday evening from eight to eight thirty on K F P L Dublin. The topic is the Taxpayers Association and reducing government expenditures. The talk was postponed last week due to weather conditions.
The text describes stomach acid irritation and suggests treating with an alkali, citing Phillips products as neutralizing acids. It touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia for quick neutralization and Phillips toothpaste as protective for gums, claiming strong results against acid and dental care benefits.
At Celli's at midnight Ed and Daisy encounter Belmonte and Cholo amid a crowded scene. Belmonte offers a plan to cash in on police hassles with a potential grand weekly take, prompting Ed to accept a marked thousand-dollar bill as he weighs the risk.
A Baptist church message reflects on World War I era hardship and enduring faith. It links sustaining grace to hope, cites biblical figures like Abraham, and emphasizes trust in God amid uncertainty. Personal scenes with Belmonte and Fightin Jim Fitzpatrick blend with exhortations to persevere and stay loyal. Gordon Barrett, pastor.
Mrs Port Cash of Hamilton is visiting Comanche for an undisclosed reason described as a narrow escape during her trip. The report notes her presence in the town and hints at a close call or pinch point without detailing specifics.
Beattie J. W. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Co Sanders attended the funeral services today for Rev. Hard Green who formerly lived in the community. Coy Nelsons announce birth of a daughter born May 26. Alonzo Bingham of DeLeon visited relatives. Delia Jones of Nolan County spent time here. W B Nowlin and Douglas Stephenson were Brady visitors. Paul Stephenson returns from Dallas visit. Guy Smith of Taylor County visited W W Smith family.
Members of Central Christian Church and guests gathered Friday evening at Mrs. George W. Tate's home for a lawn party. Forty two and other games provided entertainment and after the games refreshments of punch and angel food were served.
Co. A. Keeler of three miles east of Zephyr is recovering in Medical Arts Hospital from injuries after being dragged 400 to 500 yards by a frightened mule midweek. He was thrown as the mule bolted from a field ride, catching a harness and dragging him across the ground. doctors report a broken rib, knee injuries and extensive abrasions and bruises.
County Superintendent R. S. Walker reports that about 180 teachers are employed in Comanche County schools this year, near the 182 used last year, with only a few vacancies from resignations. Five schools, Elms Grove Indian Mountain Gustine Proctor and Trinity, closed their sessions Friday, ending the county’s last schools.
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