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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1929
Page
7
George Wetzel left Sunday for Worth for a visit with Mrs. Tom Burt, Miss Wefeel, and granddaughter Oly Carter.
An apparent advertisement touts a “Relief Formula” marketed by a Columbus minister and cites experiences with wife irritation. The text includes garbled prompts and questionable medical claims about Buchu on the bladder and relief through a lithium-like remedy, with a vague address and contact hints.
The Comanche Circuit schedules preaching at White Point Saturday night March 2 and Sunday afternoon at 3 pm. Regular services occur at Indian Creek both morning and evening. Members urged to attend with free will offerings for the Missionary Special. cards should be filled and ready at services. Pastor B Weathers directs.
D and C Hatchery of Hamilton Texas offers large sized English White Leghorn chicks from a trap nested pedigreed strain. Available in two lots 27 and 28. Suitable for egg production and backyard flocks.
An official probate notice commands the Sheriff of Comanche County to publish weekly for ten days a notice regarding L S Hodges application for letters of administration on the estate of E M Spencer Deceased. The County Court will hear the matter on the first Monday in April 1929 at the Comanche County Courthouse. Interested parties must appear and answer. Clyde Coan Clerk. Deputy Bob Haynes.
The Comanche City Council ordered a city election to be held April 2 1929 in the courthouse annex for two year terms for Mayor two Aldermen City Treasurer City Secretary City Marshall City Attorney and City Recorder Marion Wilkerson named election manager election to follow Texas general election laws.
City Secretary C. M. Moore informs permit holders for Lake Eanes of a state closed season on Bass and Crappie during March and April. He proposes opening Catfish and Perch fishing for two months to improve future catches, pending higher lake water by May 1.
Purify your blood and relieve bladder issues with the Cystex 48 Hour Test. Don’t give up. try Cystex today and get a money back guarantee if you don’t feel improved in 48 hours. Sold by Wm. Reese Co and Durham Pharmacy.
SODA SPRINGS and nearby communities report visits and gatherings. Families including Willene and Kirnest of Comanche guest with Becks, Robersons at Roby near bed side of W L Robertson, and Belt families from Brady and Cotton Grove share weekend visits.
Joe Tupin bought the lot beside his filling station from J. D. Slack and demolition begun Monday on the old poultry storage building once used by Compendehe Produce Co. The grounds will be cleaned and beautified for parking. Hardy and Lionel Slider visited Mr and Mrs W R Slider at the Blackwell Sanitarium in Gorman Sunday.
Energy home economics girls hosted a Valentine party for agriculture boys at the Bart McPherson home with games, candy and gifts for over 200 attendees. The next Friday the school held a George Washington Birthday program and a basket lunch, followed by a performance of Star Bright.
The Comanche Baptist Association will meet at Board Church on Tuesday March 5 starting at 10 o clock with a devotional and songs led by W. P. Magness. Sessions include plans for associational missions, rural church budgeting, a sermon by Gordon Perrett, a lunch break, devotions, and an inspirational address by W. M. Scott with S. Isham as pastor in Energy.
The Wilson Fielder Sunday School Class held a kid party at the church on Thursday evening led by teacher Mrs. E. E Anthony with Mrs. R. Walker assisting. Pupils acted as students in an old time country school with a Christmas tree and Valentine box and refreshments of Lolo Pop.
Services at Mt Pleasant Baptist Church are set for Saturday at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Pastor D LINDSEY leads the congregation at these times.
Miss Connie Madge Carnes of Dallas spent the weekend in Comanche with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thompson.
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