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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1940
Page
2
A collage of Comanche news items outlines early 20th century civic life including local business views on buying from town merchants, a Morgan's Mill rodeo poster, and July Fourth parade plans. It notes WPA sewing room funding limits, courthouse space, and county population data with regional mentions from Mineral Wells to Palo Pinto and Brownwood.
Local residents and visitors are listed as pads include Mr. and Mrs. Willie Steward and children from Paducah visiting Luther Steward and son. Col J A Moss, head of district recruiting, in Dallas and Brownwood offices. many trips to Austin Temple Sanatorium and Fort Worth. Various friends and relatives travel to Hamlin, De Leon, Lake Brownwood, Abilene, Lubbock and Dallas for weekends and extended visits.
Members are informed that ears of corn presented at dances must have shucks removed and faulty grains trimmed before being offered to others. This follows an incident noted by the President.
A short association statement pledges to uphold the U S Constitution and to make Right the Master of Might, outlining the group's purposes and commitment to defenders of constitutional principles.
A short reflective verse contrasts how small words and gestures can wound or uplift. The poem notes doubt and fear shrink effort, while encouragement and understanding restore courage, ending with a universal aside about the unknown author.
Community notes list residents traveling to Dallas Sherman Abilene Fort Worth and New York for family reunions visits to relatives and medical care. People include Mrs Freeman Northey Housten Judge Wilson Cran in Amarillo and Miss Lilly Graham returning from a German hospital stay.
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