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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1932
Page
7
Sufferers of nervousness sleeplessness and related symptoms are urged to try Dr Miles Effervescent Nervine Tablets. Dr Rogers testifies it helped his wife and praises the remedy. Sold in Key West Florida drug stores in large $1.00 and small 25 cent packages.
J C M Lusk of Sidney was honored Sunday on his 74th birthday at his son Clifton’s home. Present were his daughter Eula, son Byron Lusk and family, and other relatives. After dinner he enjoyed his first airplane ride and recalled past hardships from 1893 and 1918. Other attendees included Emory Lusk of Nimrod, Hubert Lusk, and Neva Cooper of Dallas.
Sidney and Stephenville welcomed Mona Graves Martha Hickman and their families for a weekend gathering. Co D Statum of Tarleton visited his parents Mr and Mrs C D Statum Sr and family. Euell Jones of Lubbock and Maurine Stewart of Eastland spent time with relatives. Virginia Hall returned from Quanah after visiting relatives.
Miss Nannie Clara Shocklee of Brownwood spent the week in SIPE SPRINGS. Residents and visitors include Mesdames Leonard and Hutchins and Messrs Percifield and Cagle who traveled to Arkansas to visit relatives. Several families hosted relatives visiting from Imperial California, Longview, Aspermont, Simmons University, New Mexico, Abilene, Yuma Arizona, Rising Star, Howard Payne, Breckenridge, Fort Worth, West Texas, and East Texas.
Miss Joyce Foster hosted a marshmallow roast last Friday night with a large group of young people including Joyce Brown Ruby Brown Margaret Racles Bell Humphries Marguerite Almond Dolse Zellars Billie Byrd and several Messrs. Dee Brown J. C. Smith Bernard Stamey J. Lezar Phymes Paul Morris Curtis Alford Morris Foster Clea Standfield Thomas Dullian and Ivan Paul Smith accompanied by Mr and Mrs Dick Wyatt. Miss Eula Jones and Miss Geneva Jones followed with a Saturday night Taffy Pull gathering joined by Ruth Morris J O Jones Zellars Morris Mike Haines J H Morris and Woodrow Bryant. Mrs Alex Shocklee Sr and two sons Alex Jr and Delbert of Brownwood visited here Sunday as did Mr and Mrs Davis of Cisco with Dr W J Westbrook and family.
Naphtha offered for laundry use at 20 cents per gallon by J. J. Tate. This cleaning product is pitched as top choice among tailors and households.
Sufferers are urged to use RunO-Ma claiming it removes the disease cause. The ad asserts quick thorough action, no opiates, and harmless ingredients with a box guarantee. WM. Reese Drug Co. promotes the product to druggists.
Mrs. G. A. Chilton hosted the Tuesday Club in Pampa with four bridge tables on Tuesday afternoon. Decorations featured early winter flowers including roses dahlias and chrysanthemums. Distinctive scores went to Mrs. Lionel Slider as high for the club and Miss Minnie Cunningham as high for the guests. The honorees received gifts and a salad course was served.
Mrs Frank Champion of Wynne Arkansas lauds Thedford's Black-Draught for long use relieving constipation and gas pain. She notes morning dullness fades with thrice daily doses and asserts she would not exchange it for any medicine. The ad also promotes a new pleasant tasting syrup form for children.
The piece explains longer daylight in warmer months reduces electric light use while autumn and winter extend indoor lighting. It notes families average three times more electric light usage in winter than summer and describes the living room glow as a strong draw for extra service.
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