Grad gift ideas at Service Drug Store
A practical gift idea from Service Drug Store highlights affordable graduation presents. The text notes economical pricing and positions the store as a source for suitable gifts for graduates.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
5
A practical gift idea from Service Drug Store highlights affordable graduation presents. The text notes economical pricing and positions the store as a source for suitable gifts for graduates.
The directors of the Farmers Gin Company passed resolutions to reorganize the Hasse Gin Company and notify all current subscribers and Comanche residents who have subscribed. A meeting is set for 3:90 p m Saturday May 15 1937 in the Court House for this purpose.
Three funerals were held in Gustine on Thursday for residents who died Wednesday afternoon after an illness. The first was for a man survived by his widow, the former Miss Hattie Patton, sister of Tom Patton. The second funeral noted the death of A Huey, a longtime Gustine ginster and caabanis, survived by his widow and a family. The third obituary recalls Mrs. Boling, about 75, widow of Hampton and Boling, with survivors including daughters and other relatives.
Hosiery and socks offered as graduation gifts with prices 1.00 1.35 and 1.65 in seasonable shades. Also available boy graduate socks and service drug tore.
The notice mentions hose and necessary attachments for effective spraying offered by Higginbotham Bros & Co. It also notes social visits among local residents including Mr and Mrs Jack Nabers and others from San Angelo and Comanche, plus a remark about gifting oil permanents for a girl graduate and a pre heat machine at Mrs McKinzie's Beauty Parlor.
A concise note asserts that finding all needs in one place brings extreme satisfaction. The line emphasizes personal fulfillment through ready access to desired goods or services.
E D Brownd, 37, former resident of Albuquerque New Mexico, died Sunday in Mexico after months of illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Hale from Comanche. Survivors include his two daughters Frances and June Brownd, Mr and Mrs Eugene Rauhut, Miss Barbara Hag gard, and Volley Meyers.
Local ad notes immense wool sacks on hand and promotes graduation gifts from the Service Drug Store catalog. It highlights a wide selection of useful gift items suitable for boys and girls completing school.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for flowers sympathy and kindness given during sorrow signed by Mr and Mrs Avery Moore and family. A hardware ad invites patrons to Higginbotham Bros Co. Mr and Mrs C M Moore hosted a fish fry in Stephenville with T R Moore and Miss Mary Merle Killough and Mr and Mrs Paul Higgin botham.
A shop offers party favors and graduation gifts in endless variety on open counters. Customers may self-serve to enjoy satisfaction and economy.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clarke and children of Dallas along with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Johnson and son Don of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs. James Clarke of Guthrie Oklahoma spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr. and Mrs. D. Charles Clarke. Mrs. Hugh Clarke and children also visited her mother, Mrs. W. F. Rogers.
Jones Groceries and Seed advertises stock field seed and groceries with summer stock handling and right prices. E H Jones and Luther Williams announce household goods moved to Burks Transfer and Storage Company warehouse for storage, inviting calls for storage.
A local radio plug invites grain farmers to tune in at 6:00 am on WFAA for vital information. The item lists various community members visiting relatives and traveling between Seymour San Angelo and Corpus Christi, with notes on family visits and church convention attendance in New Orleans.
Mrs Cleburne Willingham 32 of Gustine died in a German hospital after a short illness Funeral services were held at Gustine Methodist Church led by Rev A O Morton Interment was in Union Cemetery She was born Lorene Pettit daughter of A D and Mrs Pettit and grew up in Gustine Survived by husband parents and siblings A D Pettit Jr Kenneth Stephens Cloda Pettit Isla Dorothy and Virginia Pettit
Higgin Botham Bros. & Co offers National Pressure C and Burpee Sealer to preserve meats and vegetables. They promise delivery on time if needed and promote reliable preservation methods for households.
Mrs Davie Masters had her household goods moved to another Comanche residence by Burks Transfer and Storage Company. The notice urges using a bonded company for safety and provides the telephone contact.
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