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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
6
C Callaway invites buyers to view a Sharpies separator at the Hogan House in Comanche for a few weeks. The ad promises no more discs to wash and only a few pieces to the bowl, urging customers to come in and see the machine.
Another day has been set for the cemetery working at Zion Hill as the weather was so bad the first day that little was done. All interested will please meet at the cemetery early Saturday morning June 1. Bring tools and dinner. W. Scott and D. Benabers along with W. W. Fritts, committee.
Markham J N Markham and Miss Exie Louise Handrick married Saturday at five in the Brownwood Baptist Church pastor's home. Markham heads Subway Auto Paint Shop in Brownwood and Handrick served three years as deputy tax collector of the city.
Publication notice commands Comanche County sheriff to publish for ten days a probate filing for Lizzie M Ford deceased. Mattie R Gage and husband J A Gage seek probate of a written will in County Court, hearing set to begin July 1 1929 at Comanche County Court House. Clerk Clyde Corn notes deputy Bob Haynes signs.
Alvin Mitchell urges attendance for Sunday services and the baccalaureate sermon. The notice lists Sunday School 9:00 a.m., preaching 9:45 a.m. and 8:00 p.m., communion 10:50 a.m., youth class 7:15 p.m., mid week 2:30 p.m., ladies Bible class Saturday 2:30 p.m. Topics include Temptations and Pauls Charge to Timothy.
A dozen or more Comanche residents traveled to Mineral Wells Sunday to attend the Reverend Ben F. Hearns service. They arrived early and joined Hearn and his family for a basket luncheon at City Park before returning to Comanche.
Local ad notes rapid rubber stamp production with low prices. Shop promotes prompt service and affordability for stamping needs.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Weathers Miss Alma Kearney and Mrs. Rube Allen attended the District Conference this week at Santa Anna from the Comanche Circuit.
Fragmentary ad copy notes a vermifuge product named Vermifuge for 35 cents per bottle. It hints at digestive and appetite concerns but offers no clear product details or claims.
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