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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1955
Page
4
Ford customline six with radio and heater offered by Eiland Fagan. Also for sale 1948 Plymouth Station Wagon with first buyer at South Side Grocery, Pat Patterson contact after 7 pm at phone 441.
The regular Sunday afternoon singing will be held at the First Freewill Baptist Church starting at 2 o clock. Les Dillard will be in charge and a cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
An ad seeks buyers for a stock farm on 152 acres with two wells irrigation tank creek and livestock, plus 18 acres cotton 10 peanuts sudan grazing and heifers to sell. Price asked 10500 cash. Also a rental house in Comanche and long term loan option.
Mrs. Mary Olivia Ferrill 76 of Comanche died June 13 at Brownwood Hospital after a 10 month illness. Funeral held at Comanche Church of Christ with Minister M. F. Manchester officiating. Burial in Ferrill Ranch cemetery. Survived by five children including W. L. Ferrill and O. A. Ferrill. siblings and grandchildren.
Jersey milk cow for sale gentle animal that can be used as a dairy cow. Produces 342 gallons of milk per day. Contact Buster Mc Donald six miles out on Gustine Highway.
The 1955 referendum to decide 1956 wheat marketing quotas will be held June 25 at the ASC Office in Comanche Texas from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eligible voters include wheat producers with farm shares and those named as owners tenants or sharecroppers. If two-thirds vote yes quotas continue with penalties and price support offered. if one-third vote no quotas are removed.
Tuesday June 2 features homemaking ideas led by Dorothy Carday. Outdoor cookery demonstrations and new freezing methods will be covered in morning sessions. Westinghouse techniques appear to be showcased at the Cottage and Cox venue with practical home efficiency tips.
Funeral services set for S. E. McDonald at Board Church with Earl McDonald listed among survivors. The deceased, a native of County, had lived in Oklahoma and was married to Opal Hardin. he leaves several children. A fragment notes acres and price-support eligibility related to farming programs.
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