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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1939

Page

7

Vision of heaven and plea for salvation in 1939 note

A devotional poem recounts a near death vision of heavenly beauty seen in 1927 and warns readers to believe in Jesus Christ. The speaker, ill and surrounded by family, describes returning to earthly life to share the message of salvation and the promise of welcome at the Pearly Gate. He urges belief before it is too late.

the Pearly Gate

Gustine FFA earns multiple top placings at spring events

Gustine Chapter of Future Farmers of America earned first in debate, second in a one act play, and second and third in conducting contests at Comanche this spring. Debaters Earl Henry Smart and Pete White helped the team place second at district to Weatherford. Pettijohn placed fourth in poultry at Stephenville judging in April. The group received two banners two certificates of merit and two debating medals for their year. Receipt books at The Chief.

Gustine Future Farmers of America Comanche David Pettijohn Stephenville Earl Henry Smart Pete White Weatherford

Community Notices and Visits Across Comanche County

Personal mentions recount church services and visitors from Wat Valley Dallas Fort Worth and Amarillo plus travels to Canada New York Washington D C. The piece notes a family reunion at the Donaho home and a fatal car accident near Goldthwaite with tributes to W H Ragsdale and J C Scarborough. Residents attend Lions District convention in Mineral Wells and many locals visit relatives in Stephenville Liano Santa Anna and Dublin.

J. D. Smoot Bla Cet Methodist Laura Howell Wat Valley Majorie Howell Sweetwater Tom Love Ruby Jean Ira Murry Crorman Sam Howell Verna Castleberry Ranger Porter Franks Jan Fort Worth W. A. Hale Dallas B. B. Hale C. R. Carpenter Russell F Danbury Floyd Carpenter George Goosby Goldthwaite E. S. Fagan Pat Howard Karl Shock Lions Club Mineral Wells Berta Goodson Berta Herbert Goodson Mary E. Jones Hix Bryson Buchanan Dam C. M. Moore Stephenville T. R. Moore O. H Donaho John Donaho W. H. Thate Santa Anna W. H. Ragsdale J. C. Scarborough Ragsdale Comanche Walter Egbert Delmar McDaniel Patricia Co. M. Albin Liano Earl Albin Loretta Keith Highland Joe Marshall Charles Marshall J. M. Marshall Tom Clyde Marshall San Marcos Pearl Harris Vinie Harris Otis and Wilburn Thompson California T. N. Carter Bob Baker Jim Martin Herman Lee Roy Rains Roscoe Edwards Edward Ben Keith Beattie Mike Sullivan Mike Sullivan, Jr Jack Fryar Brady Doyle Dillard Fastland Less Dillard Lloyd Stout Abilene J. T. Edwards C. P. St. Clair C. W. Williams Y. W. Holmes Lampasas Park Mary Florence Laura Lu Waring Cisco John D. Waring Opal McClesky Dublin Perry St. Clair Vernon Welch Claude Kemp de Leon Colorado Renfro’s Dam G. P. Yates Ed Sanders Grand Laine L. E. Johnson Odessa Pate Fagan Ben Kay Knox City Pauline Dunlap Stamford M. C. Alley G. A. Dodson Sam Graham Williamson County Jack Graham D. Charles Clarke Hugh S. Clarke W. F. Rogers Clarke Anna Seaton J. T. Jordan Dharles Marke Dee St. Clair L. T. Shock San Keith Fort Wot J. B. Layne Izora Parser Wendell Herring Houston

White's Cream Vermifuge advertised by Reese Drug Co

White's Cream Vermifuge has long been used for expelling round worms in children. Price 35 cents. The Wm. Reese Drug Co.

Price Wm. Reese Drug CO

Card of Thanks for Lost Baby Bereavement

Mr and Mrs O E McEwin thank friends and neighbors for kindness after their baby’s death. They pray God’s blessings on each reader. Also a definition ridicules a poor business man for growing cotton with bag fertilizer and selling cotton low.

O. E. McEwin Iip

Prompt Help For A Listless Child

Scolding won't help a boy or girl who is listless dull or cross from constipation. If sluggish bowels make your child headachy bilious upset give him Syrup of Black-Draught tonight. An air vegetable product with gentle prompt action. Comes in two sizes 50¢ and 25¢.

Thanks for help after house fire loss

Mr and Mrs F F Keeter and children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for help replacing household goods after their home was destroyed by fire. They offer to help in return and invite contact for assistance.

F. F. Keeter

Cotton bags would have fueled ten million cotton workers

If all sugar sold in America last year had been packed in cotton bags the cotton would have provided a day’s work to nearly ten million people or about one third of a year’s labor for those workers.

America

National Cotton Week Drives Attention to Cotton Use

National Cotton Week mobilizes public focus on cotton consumption. The event highlights industry growth, consumer impact, and the role of cotton in daily products as it engages thousands to support U S cotton demand.

Firestone Richard Crooks Margaret Speaks Firestone Symphorty Alfred Wallenstein Red Voice of the Farm Nooo

Moentho Mulsion Promoted By Local Drugstore

An old advertisement urges readers to phone their druggist immediately. It claims the first dose of Men tho-Mulsion clears nasal congestion and helps expel phlegm from the throat and irritants from the chest. The product is offered at 75 cents and is sold with a guarantee by the retailer.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aks North Side Cafe North Side Square J. B. Allcorn Insurance and Bonds Chief Dry Cleaners Geo. C. McKinzie Texas Christ John H. Garrett God Earth Lord Jesus Christ Gustimne F.F.A. News Edna Harris Trinity North Texas Teachers College Denton Hattie Brightman I. M. Cochrand H. A. Carmichael Ike Phifer Morris Association Morris Austin Morris CO Brownwood, Texas Lhe Reese Drug CO Doctors Eient Ingredients Service Drug Store J. R.eanes & CO C. A. Greene Elkins Tin Shop Comanche County Mae Clemons Comanche Nat’! Bank Bldg.—Telephone J. R. Eanes Pres Sec.Treas James Huffman DAY Labor R. D. Polston T.p.al Palace Service Sta Gulf Gasoline & Oils Jim Merritt H. B. Caudle Mollie W. Armstrong Optometrist Center Ave Brownwood J.B. Allcorn O. H. Donaho C. W. Gray First National Bank Square Blackwell Sanitarium Gorman, Texas A. J. Gray Kenneth Ory Comanche National Bank Office Radio Gulf Oil Corporation W. H. Slider J. C. Gaddy Masseur Comanche, Texas
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