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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1931
Page
5
HVAL announces revival services beginning next week at Central Christian Church with daily gatherings through March 22. Members invite friends for Gospel hymns and fellowship in a spirit of unity among local churches with Wednesday and Sunday sessions led by Pastor Lenneth L. Smith.
Roma n cher County received 950.9 percent as its portion of the way registration fees from 1929 to 1931 according to information fed by the State Highway Department. In 1928-29 the county received $27 755.14.
Fairview gatherings include visits from Van Dyk and San Angelo, with families like Holdridges and Williams hosting weekend and weekly stays. Honor Roll lists Low First Sherrell Easley Thurman Vagan Merdell Shupps and High First Elmora Mazurek. grades pass through Sixth Grade Mae Dean Collins. Route 2 names T N Carter L F Chapman W D Chapman and W R Daniels to receive a Majestic family pass on Tuesday March 10.
A list from Elkins Tin Shop mentions Sheet M workers Bert Ceorre J L Gore Mrs J E Gartman and J M Guthrie who will receive a family pass to the Majestic on Wednesday March 11 at Central Christian Church with the date kept open for that day.
A Winston Salem tobacco firm defends Camels quality and blends, noting heavy investment in tobacco and advertising. An executive recounts a Denver smoker praising Camel cigarettes bought locally, arguing Camels sold in Winston Salem could lead the entire market.
R J Reynolds Tobacco announces Camels now use a humidor like waterproof air tight wrap to preserve natural moisture. Tests by Pittsburgh Laboratory show standard packaging dries cigarettes and fails to protect flavor. First year cost over 2 million dollars, with claims of better, milder Camels in Winston-Salem and beyond.
Mrs. W B Cunningham resumes census trustee duties for Comanche Independent School District visiting homes in March to enroll children aged 6 to 18 as of September 1981. Enrollment affects state apportionment. last year 645 were enrolled. Teachers will attend the Mid-Texans Teachers meeting March 6–7 in Brownwood. County Meet of the Inter scholastic League in Comanche March 27–28 promises county-wide activity and visitor turnout. W G Barrett, Supt.
Miss Floy Cunningham, while rescuing a drowning calf in a creek, preserves a long record of never losing an animal. She recently reduced her herd to 39 head and sold some younger stock at about 4 dollars per animal. A white faced steer fetched 76 dollars, and she praises the season as the best for cattle and the prospects for grass and seed crops as favorable.
A rabbit drive is planned in the Stan Creek Community on Tuesday March 10. Frunk Moors invites Comanche people to join the event. Hunters meet at Tommie Cagle’s home to start the drive. Comanche stew will be served at noon.
The Masonic Lodge with Eastern Star held an open program for George Washingtons 199th birthday with over 100 attendees. Rev. J M Perry gave the main address on Washington as a man and Mason. a piano duet by Miss Helen Greenwade and Mrs Howard Kilpatrick. vocal and piano by Mrs Kilpatrick. readings by Mrs A I Kallina. and piano by Mrs Henry E Moore. John D Warinz presided. coffee and cake were served.
A historical notice describes adults catching worm infections similar to children. It claims adults suffer more and incur costly treatments, yet worms cause their symptoms such as upset stomach and other bodily discomfort. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a remedy available locally.
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