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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1944
Page
3
Texas dairymen are urged to meet the 1944 milk goal of over four and a half billion pounds with an emphasis on home use and high quality milk. Extension Specialist advises clean practices, proper equipment, healthy cows, barn cleanliness, and immediate cooling to curb bacteria and preserve flavor.
The notice lists Sunday School each Sunday at 10 o clock with preaching at 11 and evening services at 8. Prayer services occur every Thursday night and all are welcome to attend.
Dave Finklestine and W. D. Carroll of the local lodge attended the LO O F Grand Lodge in Fort Worth last weekend. Mrs Mae Cameron and Mrs J C Greer of Comanche attended the Grand Lodge of the Re bekahs meeting in Fort Worth at the same time.
Billy McCullough, son of Mr and Mrs Harvey McCullough and grandson of A J Camp of Sidney, arrives home on furlough after nearly two years in service in South America.
A train struck a car in a dramatic wreck. Mr and Mrs escape the wreckage minutes after. Mrs tries to speak but is silenced by her husband who asserts control over the situation and focuses on his own actions during the crash.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian Church meets at 1:00 p.m. on Monday March 27 at the local church with a covered dish luncheon. Mrs Carroll Loudermilk chairs the luncheon committee. The president Mrs Bristow Gray presides and new officers are installed by Dr Bristow Gray.
Pastor C. C. Klingman notes Sunday sermon titled The Abundant Life with Bible School at ten and no evening service. He cites quotes on worship and patriot duty urging participation, while reflecting on youth in uniform and a San Angelo visit by Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Greene to Dora Greene.
A collection of satirical definitions by J. B. Fitzgerald of Stephenville and local moving notices from Comanche and surrounding towns. References to Drs, Will Rogers, politicians, and Burks Transfer and Storage Company appear alongside household moves and ads.
A wartime recruitment appeal invites women to join the Women's Army Corps for vital Army work. It promises skill growth, new experiences, and camaraderie, directing applicants to U S Army Recruiting Stations or to The Adjutant General in Washington 25 D C. Workers must secure release from their employer or the U S Employment Service.
Travis G Rutherford son of C W Rutherford of Comanche has been awarded the Good Conduct Medal for exceptionally efficient and capable performance of duties aboard the Allutians.
Public relations note lists Technician Fourth Grade Ruth erford stationed in the Aleutian Area. Mrs Relda Cameron of Brownwood spent the weekend in Comanche with her mother Mrs Lewis Marshall.
City marshal Vollie L. Jackson appeals to residents of Comanche to confine free ranging chickens to prevent garden damage. Co operation requested to pen birds and avoid trouble.
Jimmie Carpenter spent Friday and Saturday in Fort Worth with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Vineyard and family.
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