Comanche Classifieds Highlight Local Services and Offers
Local notices advertise a horse for sale with delivery option, farm shows on first Monday, and advance season payment. Also featured are drugstore specials, egg buyback, Del Monte ice cream pricing, tailoring and key services, and typewriter repair offers from E R Wright at Reese Drug.
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Comanche
J. B. Allcorn
del Monte
Reese Drug Co
E. R. Wright
Reese Drug
West Side of Square
Local offerings include fuels and trailer for sale
Ike Phifer presents specials on coal oil and naphtha odorless cleaning fluid. Headquarters for naphtha, price details available. Property for rent is the back end of the building. A good two wheel trailer is also for sale.
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Ike Phifer
Walter Mercer to Speak at Gustine League Meet Tonight
Walter Mercer will address the Gustine League meeting at Lake Gustine with Gustine League members hosting a program and picnic. Attendees expected from Comanche Lamkin Proctor and Creamer. Mercer is described as an able speaker focused on youth church work.
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Walter Mercer
Gustir League
League Union
Lake Gustine
Gustine League
Comanche
Lamkin
Proctor
Creamer
Horace Irvin Dies Suddenly at De Leon
Horace H Irvin longtime De Leon resident died of heart failure at his home near De Leon on Thursday morning June 17 at about 55. Survived by wife and three children. Funeral services held at De Leon Baptist Church with interment in De Leon Cemetery.
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H. C
Horace) Irvin
de Leon
Irvin
de Leon Baptist Church
If We Only Try We Will Find A Way Says Bibb Woman
Mrs. P. J. Scott of Bibb reports a success story from farmer W. C. Cox east of Old Bibb. He planted 201 America plum trees and within 15 months the harvest yielded three and three fourths bushels from the thriving trees.
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Bibb
P. J. Scott
W. C. Cox
Old Bibb
America
Cox
Blanket School Raises Rank to 23 Credits
The Blanket school received five and a half more credits from the State Department of Education, bringing total credits to 23 and meeting the 16-credit requirement for full accreditation. Credits added were English IV two, vocational agriculture one and a half, junior business training one, bookkeeping one, and world history one, based on work during the past term as reported to Supt. W. B. Jones.
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State Department of Education
W. B. Jones
Gore Family Reunion at Lake Eanes July Fourth
The Gore family announces a reunion at Lake Eanes on Sunday July 4 inviting all relatives and friends to attend and bring a basket dinner. Family members are urged to come early for the gathering and fellowship.
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Gore
Lake Eanes
Beattie Farmers Busy With Crops
Beattie farmers plant peas and feed crops and lay by early feed crops. Chief Cor respondent notes favorable indications for a good pea crop. A large Irish potato crop is being harvested and some early plums are being marketed.
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Beattie
Beattie Church to Hold Bible School and Sermon
Bible School will be held at the Beattie Church of Christ Sunday morning. Dinner will be served on the ground at noon. After dinner, singing will continue until four o'clock. Then A. C. Nance, Minister of the Church of Christ of Comanche, will deliver a sermon.
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Beattie Church of Christ
A. C. Nance
Church of Christ of Comanche
Baggett Man Honored On Birthday Sunday
On Sunday June 20 J N Evans of Baggett was surprised with a birthday dinner at his home. He turned 61 and received many gifts. Attending were Mr. and Mrs J N Evans, Mr. and Mrs Robert Evans and children, Mr and Mrs Oral Evans, Miss Berniece Smith, Claude and Lucy Evans, and Levi Luker and son.
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J. N. Ans
Baggett
Evans
J. N. Evans
Robert Evans
Oral Evans
Berniece Smith
Claude
Lucy Evans
Levi Luker
Card of thanks from Parsons family
The Parsons family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of their father and brother. Mrs. T Parsons and children and siblings express gratitude. Mrs Cliff Ivy and Otis Coker hosted visitors from Dallas last week.
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Sels
Cliff Ivy
Dallas
Otis Coker
Franks Community Leader of Gustine Laid to Rest
Funeral rites for Mr. Franks at Gustine were conducted by Pastor Joen with Rev. Call assisting. Interment followed at Evergreen Cemetery. A longtime Gustine resident and farm owner in South Leon bottom, he is survived by his widow and several children including Roy Porter Meyers Buster Cameron Ben Franks and Hayes Franks plus others.
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Gustine
Peeree
Joen Henienniie
Rev. Call
Evergreen Cemetery
Franks
South Leon Bottom
Comanches
Marshall Meyers
Buster Cameron
Comanche
Ben Franks
Throckmorton
B. M. and
Hayes Franks
Services Set at Sidney Methodist Church Sunday
Reverend H. J. Sanders announces services at the Sidney Methodist Church. Morning preaching starts at eleven o clock and the evening service begins at eight o clock.
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M. E
Sidney
Singing Convention at Rock Church Near Blanket
The annual singing convention will be held at Rock Church three miles north of Blanket on Sunday June 27 announced by W Heptinstall. The public is invited and leaders are urged to bring their classes and books for Comanche and Brown Counties singers.
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Rock Church
Blanket
W. Heptinstall
Heptinstall
Comanche
Brown Counties
Former Energy Pastor Returns After 17 Years
A former Energy pastor made his first public appearance in 17 years during a Sunday service at the local church. The sermon touched on community renewal and faith continuity amid change.
Townsend Meet Set for Sunday at Court House Square
A Townsend meet will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock on the court house square led by L. H. Creamer. Ex-Representative Cecil A. Lotief of Eastland will speak, with music by the Craw Dad String Band adding to the program.
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Court House Square
L. H. Creamer
Cecil A. Lotief
Eastland
Indian Peach Tree on L. L. Dukes Farm Remarkable Forty Years Old
At the Dukes farm near Duster a thirty year old Indian Peach tree remains fruitful. The Mund family notes the tree’s age as forty years, planted by Uncle Will McNeely and Mrs. Dukes. The farm hosts 800 to 1000 fruit trees with monthly harvests. R. E. Daniel visited Brownwood on Sunday.
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L. i. Dukes Farm
L. L. Dukes
Duster
Will McNeely
Dukes
Comanche Church Weekly Program Notice
The Comanche Chief notes Lord's Day services at 10 a m Bible study 11 a m preaching 11 46 a m communion 8 15 p m preaching Thursday 4 to 5 p m Ladies Bible 8 15 p m weekly Bible church activities announced through the courtesy of Comanche Chief with future notices for planned services and events.
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Gockman
Sutton Dudley
Wright
Higginbotham's
Gustine, Cie
Ville, Id
Bud Newsome
Cadenhead Battery Shop
Reese Drug Co. S
Frank Phifer
Sidney Street
Singer
Fagan Chevrolet Co
Westinghouse
Genviee Drug
High School
Dovin Masters
Iip
Meel Brothers
H. J. R. Gille
R. V. Lesley, Downing
Doellin Produce and Mattress
Geo. W. Dillin
Rock
J. A. Ate
Harris
Leon
Texas
C. C. Hampton
Ite
Elizabeth Tate
Roberson Sisters
Leston Bain Farm
Pettit
Neel Bros
Wellbaum
Brook Mays & Company
Legeard
A. B. Masters
W. H. Tate
Frank Dunn
J. M. Wenghee
Biggs Auto Parts
John E. Hoff
Atv
Cooper
Saeed
Horace Irvin
Beattie Church
Sidney Methodist Church
H. J. Sanders
Pas
Rock Church Sun
Townsend
R. E. Daniel
Brownwood
Bible Study
Sions
Comanche Milling Co
Dal
Comanche County
Perity
Texas Power & Light Co
North Side Square
Comanche, Texas
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