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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
2
A Thanksgiving Service is announced for Mount Pleasant Church on Nov. 28 at 7:00 p.m. The program includes congregational singing, special songs, and readings. The open doors invite all grateful persons to join in giving thanks for God’s favors.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Substitute Post Office Clerk for the Post Office at Comanche Texas. Application blanks may be obtained at the Comanche Post Office and must be on file with the Manager of the Tenth Civil Service District New Orleans La by Friday November 29 1935.
Mrs Spivy returned from Logan New Mexico to visit her daughter. Mrs T A Everett of Tascosa visits her parents. Mr and Mrs H B Jones visit here. Mrs Geo Stapp and Mrs Jessie Frank Caffey of Colorado visit Stapps grandchild ren. Jack Cagle visited in Brownwood Friday. C M Phillips spent weekend with his mother at Sidney. Loman Cagle and children visited Callie Vines at Newbury Sunday. Rance Moore visiting Hamilton this week. T A Weaver of Sidney visited Jack Cagle and family last weekend. Miss Gladys Donaldson of Gorman visited her parents Baxter Donaldson here Sunday. Alf Summers of Sidney visited William Vines and family Sunday. Mrs Jess Williamson took her son C T to Brownwood for treatment last week. Jessie Chambers and wife visited in Brownwood last Friday. Window Glass offered at Reese Drug Co.
The Kilgore family and relatives express gratitude to friends and neighbors for love and sympathy during the death and burial of their son and brother. They also thank for the floral offerings and offer prayers for God's blessings.
The Employment Department notes many calls from young men and women seeking placement and urges mail-in requests for an Employment Report. Draughon's College promotes scholarships and says its programs offer broad opportunities with time and cost savings, urging applicants in Dallas Wichita Falls Abilene or Lubbock, Texas before rate increases.
The report highlights the safe relief and good achieved by the Parry Cardus initiative, noting its positive impact on women and the relief it provides for their needs.
Sid ney Miss Joy Farquhar has returned home from a German hospital. Paul Jones visiting Charlie with his uncle T A Hellums returns to Brownwood for a new position. Ginning slowed after days of bad weather with over four hundred bales produced. Local residents and visitors from Blanket Comanche Dallas and Stag Creek are noted.
Salt for sale described as high quality and packaged in white cotton bags. Promotes availability and mentions low bow prices. Brightman and Son listed as sellers.
At the Worker's Conference last Wednesday December designated Buckner Orphan Home day. Camanche Baptist Association churches are urged to offer food and clothing, packed and labeled, to Rev. R. G. Alexander or William Reese. Johnson Trucks will transport to Dallas free of charge.
Stagg Creek introduces the Langston family from Stacy and Byron Armstrong visiting relatives in West Texas. The Ward and Chambers families, Steele family en route to Sidney, Moore return from West Texas, and a Wood Conservatory piano recital at J. A. Jaynes with Jaynes siblings and others performing. Community news includes peanut checks from County Agent J. A. Barton, a Baltimore obit for Harold LaRoque, birthday dinner at Scott home, and a Keene Texas singers and speakers program at the church.
The Comanche Business and Professional Women's Club presents a minstrel program at the high school auditorium tonight. Attendance promises a seasonal treat for local residents and supporters of the club.
Burks and Son Transfer and Storage Co announces local and long distance moving services. The notice highlights residential and commercial relocation options, storage facilities, and contact details for estimates.
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