We Will Trade for Limited Time 100 Chicks for 15 Hens
An offer states buyers may trade 100 chicks of any breed for 15 hens that weigh about 4 pounds each. The notice emphasizes a time limit for the exchange.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1932
Page
5
An offer states buyers may trade 100 chicks of any breed for 15 hens that weigh about 4 pounds each. The notice emphasizes a time limit for the exchange.
John Rogers of Fort Worth visits relatives in town. Sunday School members present a Mothers Day program at the church. Tom Shoemaker and family Sunday at Van Dyke. Earnest Beattie and family from Fellowship spend the weekend here. Bailey Gore and Mr Turner and family attend Mercer Gap. W Payne and family visit T M McKinzie and family at Mercer Gap. John and Zim Rogers and George Gober visit San Saba Monday. Family visits Mer.
Mount Pleasant Baptist Church presents a mothers program and dinner on the third Sunday May 15. Sunday School begins at 10 a m Sermon at 11 a m Dinner at noon Mother's program at 1 p m Sermon at 7 45 p m All welcome Homer Davis, pastor.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Edwards visited his parents Mr and Mrs T M Edwards in Temple Sunday where Mr Edwards is receiving treatment for an illness or condition.
Comanche postmaster B Black was elected president of the Comanche Lions Club at the annual officers election. J I Starr named first vice president with other officers including Hoff man Duckett Renfro Higginbotham Mc Natt Durham. Delegates elected to the State Convention in Dallas in June.
Blanket social notes describe visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Switzer and others, a Senior Boy social at the Bird ranch, and multiple Fort Worth and regional visits. Blake McLaughlin of Cross Cut and Viola Harris of Salt Creek wed Saturday evening, with plans to live in Cross Cut. Alva Lee Gleaton hosted a youth party midweek.
Regular church services are set for Sunday May 15 with Dr. Guy Davis preaching. The Auxiliary holds its annual birthday party Friday May 13 inviting every member to attend. A free will offering at the event supports mountain schools and Dr. Davis is expected to be present.
A promotional health snippet touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a stimulant for vital organs for adults around fifty. It claims quick relief from bilious spells and headaches, promotes regularity, and urges daily or occasional use for all ages without habit formation.
All Tax Payers of Comanche County urged to attend at the Court House in Comanche next Saturday at 2 p m for a County Wide Tax Payers League organization. Special invitation to County candidates. Frank Cadenhead, President. Mr and Mrs M D Metlroy of Baird visited Comanche.
The Proctor Senior Class presents The Gate To Happiness a three act comedy in the high school auditorium tonight at eight o'clock. Superintendent J. B. Cooper directs with Mr. Cooper guiding the production. Butter cartons and vegetable parchment ads appear in text.
Mr and Mrs Arval Houck host a weekend visit from Clyde and Johnnie Guthrie of Sidney. Callie Mae and Louise Taylor held a party for the local young people Saturday night. Lucille Guthrie of Sidney visited Mary Eveline Holman Sunday.
The Lloyd family thanks friends and neighbors for help and words of sympathy during their mother and grandmother’s illness and death. They also thank for the flowers and pray God’s blessings on all. Signed by Mr and Mrs J H Lloyd and children.
A large crowd marked Ascension Day at St. John's Lutheran arch with church services and a special Mothers Day service the same weekend. Mrs Otto Schumann celebrated a fifty fourth birthday with attendees while Luther League and Sunday School presented ES ram at 5:00 pm followed by refreshments. Mrs Minnis Walthers visited Mrs Louise Schumann. Adolf Schumann and wife traveled to Waco and Dallas. Priddy and Newburg Sun teams played with Priddy winning seven to seven. Mrs Adolf Schumann and Mrs Clyde Kohler visited Mrs Jack Stucky in Mountain View.
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