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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
4
The public is invited to a Brotherhood revival in Gustine starting Friday night May 23 under the sponsorship of the First Baptist Church. Evangelist Bill Morris will speak each evening at 8:00 oclock, with evening services only.
80 ACRE FARM 17.1 acre peanut allotment about 70 acres in cultivation Fair improvements Cash lease 200 per year in advance Mrs Inez Palmer at Reese Palmer in Comanche Stock peas for sale 12c per pound on my farm 10 miles West of De Leon on German Rt 1 Will deliver as much as 200 pounds at Comanche E M Foote
Eleven Comanche Ward School students report perfect attendance for the term with no absences or tardies since start. First graders Bobby Carpenter and Denver Lynn Carleton are listed among the top performers. fourth graders include Gary Don Swearengin Nancy Banard Mary Ann Durham Tucker Loudermilk and Marilyn Foreman under Principal D Brown.
Mrs. J. R. Abernathy of North Lane Comanche died at her home Thursday. Funeral services will be at Comanche Funeral Home Friday at 2:00 PM conducted by Rev. Sterling Isham. Interment in Hazeldell Cemetery.
The Beattie Baptist Church invites all to the Spring Revival with Brother Lee Fields of Carbon as preacher. Night services only start at 8 p.m. on May 18 and continue other evenings.
Mr and Mrs Cyle Armstrong of Anson were visitors here Sunday.
Durham's Pharmacy advertises a 7 ounce bottle of Durham's Resorc in Tomic hair tonic that claims to relieve itching scalps and dandruff better than competitors. The item, valued at $1.50, is offered for 75 cents with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Joseph Slider of Comanche was named one of four counsellors for the University of Texas Lokehorn Band. A 1951 Comanche High School valedictorian, he received a loving cup for outstanding band member and has four years of CHS band service as a trumpet player.
T. W. Sliger was feted at a dinner hosted by his parents in Comanche before he leaves for the armed forces on May 6. Attendees include brothers Walter Lee Roy Kenneth Sliger and extended relatives from Comanche Proctor Carbon Eastland and other areas.
A resident on Fort Worth Highway seeks to trade about 30 old hens for 30 fryer chickens and notes nearby residents Mr and Mrs. Junior Files and Lonelle attended the Ice Cap event in Fort Worth recently.
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