Durham Bros. Store Prices Halted at 20c 55c 15c
Local listing shows price tags for items from Durham Brothers at 20 cents to 55 cents and 15 cents. Details unclear due to OCR.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1938
Page
5
Local listing shows price tags for items from Durham Brothers at 20 cents to 55 cents and 15 cents. Details unclear due to OCR.
Mrs. Anderson Selph, 57, died November 8 after a fire started by an accident at her home in Lamkin. Her husband, Mr. Selph, found her body burned to the knees near the fireplace. neighbors saved the house. She was a longtime Methdist Church attendant and revered neighbor. Interment was in Toliver Cemetery.
Evelyn Oppenheimer will review the book My Son My Son at the Carnegie Library in Brownwood next Monday evening at eight. The Brownwood Business and Professional Women's Club presents the review, and the work is riding high on best seller lists with strong demand. Movie rights have sold for 50 000 dollars and admission is 49 cents. Ample copies are being sold.
W R Carmack and wife acquire Woods Station at Van Dyke and Brown Street and take charge Monday. The Hillside Filling Station and Grocery will offer updated stock and Sinclair gasoline with a grand opening Tuesday night the 22nd inviting Van Dyke residents to visit. Refreshments will be served and souvenirs given to children.
Gustine suffered a 21 first downs to 6 setback as Iredell Dragons used early breaks and a strong wind to seize the lead. Tigers lost a blocking back to a broken collar bone and could not fully close the gap, scoring twice but missing one extra point. Carpenter and Young produced touchdowns, with Young adding a 50 yard run. Next up is Brownwood B at Gustine, without backs McGinnis Allen and Clements.
William Brown Daniel 58 died at the home of Mr and Mrs George Masters in White Point community on Saturday November 12 after illness Interment took place at Newburg Cemetery Reverend S J Isham officiating Daniel was born in Texas July 30 1880 son of the late J M Daniel and brother of Mrs George Nelson of Gustine.
Mrs. W. B. Gamel of Comanche suffered a broken pelvis and multiple cuts when she fell from a partially opened door of a moving car near Logan's Gap on Highway 10 Sunday afternoon. She was hospitalized in Brownwood and returned home Wednesday. Also in the car were Mr. and Mrs. Gamel, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Alley, and Mike Sullivan.
In a local election tally Democrats swept the county with a decisive margin of 55 to 1, reflecting broad support across communities. The vote totals emphasize a strong party preference and mark a notable political outcome for the region.
The Downing School released its latest honor roll. First grade recipients are Eva Tarpley and Ruth Wright. Second grade student Wassa Lee Wilson is noted. Third grade honors go to Jimmie Rex Scott. Fourth grade honors include Virginia Hulsey J. W. Wilson and Harold Belgeu. Seventh grade recipients are Fay Hanson and Patsy Gene McGuire. Eighth grade honorees are Belon Hornsby and Anna Belle Hornsby.
The local Woodmen of the World chapter will shift weekly meetings from Monday to Thursday. Clerk W. C. Cauley says the new time will be finalized after further discussion at the next gathering.
The committee will hold its next meeting at Comanche on November 22 at 10 00 am. County Rural Supervisor and FDA Committee members will present a complete listing of debts and assets to guide debt adjustment in a practical manner.
Mrs. Addie L. Hood 64 one of Stag Creek pioneers died peacefully Saturday at 5 in the presence of family and friends after ill health. She was the oldest LaRoque child of Cisco born 1882 and married J G Hood in 1901. four children Eva, Artis Rachael, Jessie Stone, Cecil died young. Survived by husband, children, three brothers and a grandson Donnie Stone. Funeral Sunday at 3 at Stag Creek tabernacle led by Rev Tom D. Moore.
Mrs. J. H. Williams was honored with a birthday dinner at C. W. Williams home in Comanche. Family arrived from near and far, including 12 descendants and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren, with plans for Mrs. Williams to travel to California Friday after turning 78 on November 30.
Ogden Fritts and Miss Ruby June Godfrey were married Saturday November 12 at 3 00 pm by Rev R L Bowman at his residence in Comanche Their attendants were the bride’s sister and her husband Garland Houck The couple hail from Van Dyke area prominent families Mr Fritts is son of Henry Fritts Mrs Pritts daughter of Jay Godfrey and they plan to make their home near Van Dyke on the Henry Pritt farm.
The De Witt couple observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in Comanche with a Sunday gathering. A basket lunch was served and many friends and relatives attended including A H De Witt, Mrs Hearne, Mr and Mrs Beck, Norman Matthews, Jack Stephens, and Rev T N Carter among others. Out of town guests came from Ibex De Leon Throckmorton Goldthwaite Brownwood and nearby towns.
Mrs Sherwood McDonald hosted the Alice Russell Sunshine Club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs John Hart led an engaging study period lesson on ritual. Guests included Mrs Travis Cunningham and Mrs W T House. prizes went to Eugenia Gray and Catherine Chilton.
An all star cast of outsiders will present a play at the Proctor School Auditorium Wednesday night November 23. Admission will be 5 and 10c, and will be sponsored by the Proctor Athletic Association.
Mrs. W. T. Herrick of Dallas is visiting her mother, Mrs. G. A. Bruton, in a family gathering noted in local society pages.
The senior class at Sidney High School organized on Oc Duane Andress and planned more speech and activities than previous years. Reportedly the largest class Sidney has had in several years.
Ruth Cartwright Huff writes that Hallie Ruth Huff was born in California and is remembered as the daughter of a Methodist minister from Comanche. She signs the note as Ruth Cartwright Huff sending the news for publication.
The Wylys observed the birth day of Miss Rita Wyly at the Russell home on Sunday. Thirteen candles topped the cake as family members including Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Wyly, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wyly, Jean, Rita, Eugene Wyly, and L. B. Russell gathered for the event.
Approximately 600000 pounds weekly lift the yearly total to over 9000000 as Grady Howell leads purchasing for the Southwestern Peanut Association. Local concerns expect continued buying despite the association halting operations.
Mr and Mrs Jim Jolene Elliott visit sister Faith Elliott who teaches in Clatrette. E R Patterson and annette and Mrs Billie Winkler spend Saturday night with Ba and Lonnie Smith of Bowman. Mrs R W H Hamilton returns to Stephenville after visiting her father L B Russell. Mrs Julian Keith and Layne of Fort Worth spend the weekend with relatives.
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