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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1943
Page
5
A brief notice seeks a purchaser for an unspecified item in The Chief classifieds. The ad invites offers and contact through the newspaper office for details and arranging a sale.
The District 7 meeting of the Texas Home Demonstration Association was held in Coleman on May 11. Comanche County representatives Mrs. R. S. Pinkard and Mrs. W. L. Warren attended along with Miss Edwinna Dearley and about 200 club women and agents from 19 counties.
Henry Moore a local wholesale grocer landed an eleven pound blue catfish at Lake Eanes on Sunday afternoon. He fished from a boat using a rod and reel and said the fish nearly capsized the boat. He estimated a twenty minute haul and noted it was the largest blue cat reported from the lake.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Clarke of Dallas hosted Mother's Day visitors from Comanche including Mr and Mrs D C Clarke and Mrs W F Rogers. A reunion gathering brought together many former Comanche residents such as Mollie Godbold and daughter Gill and several Slack and Ridgeway sisters.
In Comanche County heavy cattle and sheep movement continues to Fort Worth markets. Burks Livestock Express Company hauls multiple loads for ranchers including Clarence Albin H. G. Dowdey and Son Frank Ripple R. L. Lane and Rev. Walter Scott is moving to Comanche with Burks Transfer and Storage Company.
The Texas Legislature adjourned sine die after 121 days. The piece outlines bills like H B 33 on redistricting and H B 230 affecting rural electors, notes potential floor fights over S B 7 on Texas securities, and discusses investigations into the Welfare Department and salary practices. It mentions Confederate pensions changes and a tax cut, plus a social fish fry at Barton Springs.
Twenty years ago Eva Lee Bryson was named Miss Comanche at the West Texas Chamber of Commerce annual convention in San Angelo. The pageant spotlight also notes the senior play cast and local civic events including sermons, business deals, and community achievements.
Staff Sergeant Homer Wilson Jr now on a fifteen day furlough visiting his parents in Fairview after serving in the Northwest Territory in Canada for a year. Meanwhile Burks Transfer ships and stores the Wilson household goods from California as Mr. and Mrs. G M Rolfe search for a new home. Mrs Law Sullivan of San Diego visits her mother Mrs. J M Stark and joins her husband in Sanger this weekend.
Local notes report Wilson W Williams visiting Comanche with his mother Mrs S W Williams and later in San Angelo with Tech Sgt T T Williams and wife en route to St Louis for overseas training. Others travel through Star Goldthwaite Mullin and Texarkana. a major operation at Cotton Belt Hospital in Texarkana. and a theft recovered in Brownwood involving Frank Phifer.
Hoffman of Comanche and his father M Hoffman of Dublin joined about 300 dealers at the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel regional convention in Dallas on May 9. Government officials spoke on keeping scrap flowing to war centers and Texas dealers were praised for shipments. The Hoffman Iron & Metal Co shipped over 200 cars despite labor and equipment shortages, a figure that boosts Comanche County which totals 35 cars and ranks among county leaders.
I express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of Virgil Ray Steele. Special thanks to Porter Franks of Comanche Funeral Home for thoughtful consideration. Signed by Mrs. Mattie Sanford.
Joe A. Hicks Jr of Comanche was commissioned a second lieutenant after completing the Officer Candidate Course at Fort Benning Georgia. He previously served at Camp Robinson Arkansas and was a corporal before commission. He is a Comanche High School graduate and attended Daniel Baker College Brownwood. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Hicks.
The Wesleyan Guild of Methodist Church Gustine sponsors a lecture at Mrs. Ocis Petsiek home Monday evening May 17 at 6 48 o clock. Mrs. Lee Whitt will speak on Christian Social Relations in Brazil and Argentina. She has traveled in South America and lived in those two countries. Mrs. Whitt now lives in Hamilton and is described as a charming speaker. All ladies of Gustine churches are invited.
Ira Lee Tinney son of James A. Tinney of Comanche is promoted to staff sergeant and stationed at Ellington Field Texas the world’s largest twin engine flying training school.
Rev J D Smoot of Comanche will deliver the graduation address at the Van Dyke School commencement tonight. Mr and Mrs D C Clarke spent the weekend visiting their children in Fort Worth and Dallas.
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