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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
3
Today's high speed driving demands a new oil. The New Mobiloil is specially adapted for this burden and offers economy over other oils. It is available in the correct grade for your car at Mobiloil dealers for 35 cents per quart, with a claimed efficiency advantage that offsets the extra five cents.
An instruction urges motorists to visit a Mobiloil dealer to drain old oil and refill with the correct grade new Mobiloil. The ad emphasizes noting how the engine ran with fresh oil versus before.
Tests show the New Mobiloil outlasts similar oils and may add up to 100 extra miles per quart. Drivers report 16 percent gasoline savings, faster acceleration, and smoother idling with less vibration on long, fast runs.
Mrs Bud Atwood hosted a misc shower Friday for Mrs Charlie Morris formerly Miss Lamoin Anderson who wed in Brownwood on February 16. The home was decorated in National Colors for Washington Birthday. Guests presented gifts and the hostess served Devil's food cake whipped cream and coffee.
Miss Hattie Brightman hosted a Saturday bridge afternoon honoring sister Miss Lelia Brightman of Mathis and guests Misses Josephine Anthony and Geraldine Van Allen who attend the University of Texas. Sixteen played, with Mrs. G. C. Whitten, prizes for high score to Mrs. Tom F. Reese and a consolation to Miss Katherine Kearby. A colonial lunch on George Washington china featured minced ham sandwiches, brown bread, marshmallow salad, hatchet cakes, Mexican candy, coffee and whipped cream.
Alvin Mitchell notes many youths attend church services with as many as fifty present on occasions. He invites all young people to 7 PM services and welcomes all ages to 10 AM Sunday School and 11 AM worship, 7:45 PM evening, with midweek 7:30 PM and Saturday class. Mitchell will attend Abilene Christian College lecture week before returning for regular services.
Court in Comanche County Texas orders sheriff to publish probate notices for Mary B Stevens estate and Elizabeth J Marks estate. Notices include heirs such as Billy Stevens and Mrs Bell Wilkerson. Application filed January 18 1929 and February 12 1929 respectively, hearings set for April 1929, details and deadlines in official writs.
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