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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1932
Page
7
We express sincere thanks for the thoughts and kindness shown during the illness and burial of husband and father J W Collum. Your visits brought comfort and the floral offerings showed lasting friendship from those who knew him. — Mrs McCollum and children.
Regular preaching services at Central Christian Church on Sunday November 13th with Khible School under J R Eanes Superintendent at 10 am. Worship and communion at 11. Evening service at 7 with the pastor's message The Great Militarist. Kenneth L. Smith, Pastor.
The sheriff announces a public sale of 136 3 4 acres in the George Richey tract near Comanche Texas, to satisfy a judgment of 1779.50 in a foreclosure of vendor's lien in the case I G Wyatt versus J L Williamson et al. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in December 1932 before the Comanche County courthouse. Also local society notes mention visits by Mrs A F Blue to Arizona and the Holloway group traveling from Hamilton to Ranger and Cisco.
Sunday visits across Fairview feature Mazurek Frazier Jones Breedlove and others. The community tabulates Second Month Honor rolls for grades one through eight, then details a large bridge gathering hosted by Homer and J E Palmer with orange and black decor and high score prizes for couples, men, and ladies.
A 25 cent package of Thedford's Black-Draught is promoted for biliousness and constipation. A Waterloo Alabama woman reports a bad taste in the mouth sour stomach dizziness and headaches when constipated and says the remedy makes her feel like a new person. The advertisement notes Black-Draught now available as a syrup for coughs.
Classified note offering Chief Office advertising space for 140 sheets of yellow typewriter paper priced at 10 cents.
Mrs. Kenneth Stevens and baby of Brady join visits with Mrs. W H Creamer while several relatives attend Fort Worth and Gustine events. Guests include Mrs Edd Houck in Fort Worth and Mrs Jessie Tate from Dallas visiting W H Creamer. Multiple locals host and visit for weekends and showers with families in Gustine Comanche Hasse Dallas Spur Spur.
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