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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
7
A reflective piece on cycles of optimism and fear across Congress business bankers education government and society. It argues change is inevitable and the rhythm of living alternates between action and reaction, fear and hope, urging wiser progress through thoughtful thinking.
Harmony and Newburg combined to defeat Turkey Peak 9 to 4 on Saturday at Harmony. The item notes multiple social visits and family gatherings in Harmony and nearby communities through the week.
The Tuesday Club and guests enjoyed a Spring Flower Bridge Party hosted by Mrs J E Chilton. Prizes went to Mrs Homer Palmer for first small slam in a major suit and Mrs J A Cunningham for first small slam in a minor suit. Other prizes honored distinctive scores and a cut prize won by Mrs Elbert Cox.
Truett Lacy of Logan Gap spent Saturday night with Doss and ill Kirksey. Allen Scott hosted a party for young people Saturday night. Rev S D Hart of Elm Grove will preach here next weekend. Effie Claudine and Werdna Robertson visited their Logan Gap brother Saturday night. Coley Scott family returned to Port Arthur. Lillie Dee Singleton of De Leon visited Mrs George McCollough last week. Lester Kirksey and Brownwood visit J W Kirksey. S B Hollingsworth of Ireland spent last weekend with Alton Hollingsworth family. Mrs George McCollough visited Carl McCollough and family of Creamer Sunday.
Ad copy from E. F. McNatt Chief Dry Cleaners urges customers to store winter garments and prepare to refresh and press spring attire with professional cleaning services.
L. F. Elkins was summoned to Cisco on Sunday due to his brother Will Elkins illness. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Elms spent Sunday in Cisco, and Mrs. W. G. FE. West visited Temple on Monday and Tuesday to see her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Sarton.
The Duster school closed Friday April 29 with a picnic dinner on the grounds. Miss Juanita Pate returned from Roscoe after visiting friends. Willard Sanderson returned from West Texas. Brother E. Pate and his young son L. B. of Newburg spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pate of Duster.
A cemetery working is scheduled at Board Church on Saturday May 14. All interested are urged to attend and bring tools. Dinner will be furnished as usual. Newt Hall and M R Stanton advertise the event.
A real thorough bred young milk goat offered for sale by Dr. I. T. Clemons. The ad notes a young, well bred animal available to interested buyers. no further details provided.
Dentists recommend Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy for pyorrhea affecting gums stomach kidneys and health. The Wm. Reese Drug Co agents advertise a money back guarantee if it fails when used as directed.
Mrs. John Euell of near here was seriously injured in an auto mobile accident last week. Paul Neel has returned from New Mexico. Miss Grayce Pruett honored her brother Vernon of Blue Ridge with a birthday party last week. Those present were Ne ville Hamilton, Vernon Pruett, Leonal Tatum, Denny Jackson, Artis Ray Burt, Junius White, Octavia Westmoreland, Merle Dalton and Richard Smith. J. H. Eargle Jr entertained a few friends with an ice cream supper last week.
A promotional piece touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a tonic for vitality. It claims improved liver and bowel function, invites daily use to prevent constipation and illnesses, and recommends it for both adults and children as a safer laxative alternative.
Blackberry growers are requested to meet in the District Court Room at Comanche on Saturday May 7 at 2 30 p m to discuss marketing. Bowdoin Canning Co H A Bowdoin.
Advertisement urges using Butter Cartons and genuine Vegetable Parchment to prevent moisture absorption. It claims butter stays fresher and sells better when packed with these materials.
Miss Aleen Skinner daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Skinner of Comanche has been re elected for the fourth term as teacher in the Odessa schools. Mrs B W Speed attended a Tax Collectors Convention at Temple Monday and Tuesday.
An advertisement promotes telephone service from Texas Home Telephone Co as essential security. It argues a phone provides quick access to doctors, neighbors, police, and fire departments, potentially repaying its cost in emergencies and urging immediate installation.
A fragmented note speaks of storms and strife as a sole care theme. The text hints at rebuilding in time and the wish to save a life through steps toward safer footwear or steps.
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