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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1928
Page
9
Local market advertises a variety of produce including eggs cream and chickens at D C Baileys. Shoppers can expect fresh selections and competitive prices from the established vendor.
The Community Club at Cross Roads plans a program on the last Thursday night in June featuring music by band, readings, talks, and a school of crafts. Participants include J. H. Jaynes, Odell La Roque, Lucile La Roque, Jessie Hood, Windell La Roque, Lena Jaynes, J. C. Cox, and several others with songs, recitations, and demonstrations.
Brother Scott filled his regular appointment at this place Sunday afternoon. Sadie Cheatham has returned from Sylvester Texas and will stay at home. Visitors from here attended the infant daughter of Mrs. J. K. Bingham. Winnie Weaver of Sidney mentioned. MebBiids Rising Star with Miss Minta Bile. A Ferril spending days with daughter Mrs. J. K. Bingham of Beattie. J. W. Payne and family visited their son S. Payne. Clarence and Donal Woolsey of Blanket were visitors Saturday night and Sunday. J. Reed and W. Smith families visited Beattie. J. Hurt of Sweetwater and J. Woolsey of Taylor Chapel guests of S. D. Hurt. B. M. Payne and children with Johnie Hurt visited relatives at Beattie Sunday. Singing planned at this place next Sunday night. All invited. Lester Chandler of Sidney visited relatives Sunday.
Dan Roberson living three miles east of Comanche on Hasse road bought a steam canner last week. He plans to can surplus vegetables and fruit when markets are dull and sell when demand rises. Roberson is a leading truck farmer and this year English peas yield is exceptionally good. His motto is to waste nothing and the plant will aid in that effort.
The Lewis family thanks friends for deeds of kindness during illness and death of their son and brother six five. They mention floral offerings placed on the grave by the Iatire school maces. Mr and Mrs R H Lewis and family send blessings. J F Pendergrass of Roswell is visiting sister Grand ma Parker. first visit in thirty years. Mr and Mrs Geo Albin of Baird were Comanche visitors Wednesday.
An advertisement touts Blue Star Remedy for eczema itching tetter ringworm poison oak pimples dandruff sores on children cracked hands blisters feet and bug bites. It claims rapid germ killing and skin restoration with Blue Star Soap as a cleanser from WM Reese Drug Co.
The speaker reports taking three to four doses of Black Draught every few weeks and feeling well afterward. They claim it helps them perform work without further headaches and urge readers to get a package today.
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