Housekeeper Wanted at City Bakery
Mrs. S. Payne seeks a housekeeper at City Bakery. Apply by phone at 139 or in person for duties at the bakery location.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
12
Mrs. S. Payne seeks a housekeeper at City Bakery. Apply by phone at 139 or in person for duties at the bakery location.
J. B. Allcorn has moved his household goods into storage with Burks Transfer & Storage Company while his new home is built on a recently purchased lot in Comanche.
U.S. Senator W Lee O'Daniel spoke Saturday in Comanche from a sound truck near the Masonic Building for about 30 minutes. He praised Texan voters, warned of America's destiny resting with Texas citizens, and urged support for the Texas Regulars electors while opposing a Dewey vote.
County Clerk Claudia Fisher reports 112 absentee ballots turned in by Thursday, a possible county record. Absentee voting closes today at five o clock with election day set for Tuesday November 7. Seventy one ballots mailed and forty two Federal ballots from service members have been received.
Court notices list men placed in Class 1-A by the local selective service board on October 27. Marriage records show Robert J. L. Lammons wed Etta Mae Crowder October 21, Hearshel Janes wed Margaret Hammond October 20, and G. C. Leach wed Ida Hansen October 17. Births report Jerry Carol Bill October 1 and Ronnie Jack Horton October 10. Additional births include Barbara Joann Towe and Emma Sue Carlisle born October 12 and 22 respectively.
Funeral services for Wiley Beasley Garner 66 were held at London & Burton chapel with Rev. A J Pate and Dr E D Dunlap officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery Comanche. Garner lived in Comanche County 30 years, moved to Brownwood five years ago, and had retired three years due to ill health. Surviving wife children grandchildren sisters a brother. Pallbearers listed.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor E G Gregory Jr lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m Training Union at 7 p m and Evening Worship at 8 15 p m A special service for new converts is planned during the morning service The sermon is titled The Final Preservation of the Saints. Mr and Mrs Theron McKinzie announce the birth of a daughter Marilyn on Friday night October 27 at a German hospital The baby weighed six pounds and a half Both mother and child have returned home to Comanche and are doing nicely.
Suffering from soreness aching burning and swollen ankles may ease by CIT ROS balance in body fluids. System removes pain and discomfort quickly. Secure CIT ROS for $1.00 at your druggist. For sale by Service Drug Store.
Second Lt. Bob M. White son of Mr and Mrs Guy White of Gustine reported missing March 18 is now known to have died at the controls of his Liberator during a raid over Southern Germany. His widow Billye Holland residing in Germany reports he had been recommended for the Air Medal and that the DFC will be awarded posthumously for his last gallant though unsuccessful action.
Mrs. W. H. Stewart 94 died at her son Luke Stewart’s home in Comanche on October 26 after four days illness. Funeral services were held at Comanche Funeral Home with Rev. R. T. Wallace officiating. Interment in Oakwood Cemetery. Born Frances Malinda Patterson June 9, 1850 in South Carolina, she moved to Dallas County Texas at age six, later to Georgia, and to Comanche County in 1905. She married W. H. Stewart, a farmer, who died in 1920. Surviving children: Oscar Stewart Caddo Mills, Jesse Stewart Dallas, Mrs. Leonard Graley Paris, Harland Stewart Hunt County, Luke Stewart Comanche, Mrs. A. A. Henderson Littlefield, and Bob Stewart Sidney.
Walter M. Durham has been ill for more than a week and traveled to Fort Worth this week for a medical check-up at the Harris Clinic.
Gustine Baptist ladies entertained Monday afternoon at Rev. and Mrs. L A Johnson's home with a social. Games were played and refreshments served.
The War Department awarded Sergeant Alfred E. Bush of Comanche Texas the Soldiers Medal for a May 2 1944 flood rescue at Waco Texas. A small boat capsized and Bush fearlessly entered the turbulent river to save one person from drowning.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman of Austin visited Comanche this week. Former residents and merchants they have many local friends. Mr Hoffman led the Lions Club and served on the school board. Their three sons Maurice Leo and Harold excelled in scholarship band debating and public speaking at Comanche High School now serving in the armed forces in France and Fort Bliss El Paso.
Thirty two additions were recorded in the revival which closed Sunday night at the First Baptist Church. Eleven were by baptism.
Mrs Gilchrest has her household goods moved into the Mrs Elms Apartment by Burks Transfer and Storage Company an bonded and insured firm Ensign Melvin Bear returns to Philadelphia after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs W E Bear in Comanche
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