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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1934
Page
3
Paracide Ointment claims to relieve gommon itch in 48 hours with a money back guarantee. Sold at Reese Drug in Comanche Texas. Large jar priced at 50 cents. Contact details for ordering include telephone 119 and John Carroll. Also notes a separate grinder service offered by Howard Motor Co with delivery for large quantities.
An advertisement promises economy in clean looking clothes with affordable prices at The Chief Dry Cleaners. It invites cleaning and pressing of full suits for daily wear and arranging new garments for special occasions, featuring Rust Dry Cleaners as a tailor line.
On October 1, H. Rurks. Kilpatrick says he will meet friends at the second floor of the Masonic Temple Building after moving from the Chief Office. He advertises heaviest double dipped galvanized tubs and packets at about the same price as cheaper grades.
Mr and Mrs L R Daniel of Gustine visited Mr and Mrs F R Thomas Sunday. Miss Mary Ella Dourrough of Chandler plans to spend winter here with her aunt Mrs F C Stevens and attend school. Joe Hollaman moved here from Gentry's Mill. C L Stevens spent the weekend in Fort Worth. Mollie Hayes is in a Temple hospital for treatment. Seed wheat available at Comanche Milling Co Bring your sacks.
The Hill Billies face the Tarleton Plowboys at Stephenville in the Plowboys third game of the season. Kickoff is 8 o clock. Historic recalls include 1922 10 9 and 1920s 18 7 results at Stephenville with Tarletonites optimistic for a 1924 home win.
Howard Kilpatrick advocates trial wagon usage and paint application in a staged rollout. He argues for testing efficiency gains and quality improvements, detailing proposed steps and timelines for implementation across facilities.
Mrs and Mrs Dale Waldrop were feted Wednesday night with a surprise shower hosted by Mrs Lindsey Gore Treva Mag ness Iris Cotton Frances Renfro and Catherine McCrary Musical numbers by Harry Wiley and James Huffman preceded the arrival of a Matrimonial Bus Line from Houston to Stephenville bearing gifts Betty Stewart drove the bus and Jerry Shelton met the couple A bridal party of two children presented the sign Matrimony and guests enjoyed refreshments with about fifty attendees.
Howard Payne College opens its home football schedule tonight at Brownwood's Howard Payne Stadium. The Yellowjackets meet the Trinity University Tigers at eight o'clock. Comanche fans will see J. M. Marshell, former quarterback on the 1981 regional championship Indian team, now a sophomore at Howard Payne.
Comanche County Texas invites bids at the County Judge’s office for a 35 HP crawler type tractor with diesel engine. Bids due by 10 a m October 12 1934. Deferred payment plan with warrants issued March 1 each year at 6 percent interest. County reserves right to reject all bids.
Package of 70 sheet yellow typewriter paper labeled Cond Sheets offered by Chief Office.
Local ad lists prices for rice 61 2c, flour 1.65 per bag, Hershey cocoa 18c, baking powder 18c, Health Club 10 lb, spuds 26c lb, sugar 1.00 for 10 lb, white oil 80c per gal, syrup 65c 10 lb, and Wear-A-Well Shoes. J F Tate hardware stock at bargain prices. O Williams.
The Woodman Circle met on the last Tuesday evening with the Guardian to finish two quilts. Attendees included Mesdames Merchant Wyly Guthrie Cameron Hambrick Walling Bell Wyly and Misses Clara Seale Eunice Gray Mildred Cunningham, plus the Guardian.
The church urges members to attend Sunday School at 9 45 a m with O H Donaho as superintendent and welcomes nonmembers to join. Morning worship at 11 00 a m features a sermon Seeing God. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. other events include Intermediate League at 7 00 p m and meetings Monday to Wednesday led by church committees and the pastor A C Haynes.
The Rev Noel P Wilkinson of Brownwood was installed Sunday night as pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Eldorado. The service was conducted by a Brownwood Presbytery commission including Rev C Wood Rev E W McLaurin and C Crocker. Eldorado church members from other churches attended and the couple occupy the manse beside the church. Mrs Wilkinson formerly Sarah Thomas of Corroanche.
The Creamer Family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness and sympathy during illness and death. They thank friends for loving messages and the beautiful offering and ask God to bless each well-wisher.
A vintage ad promotes Edmondson's Garage offering trusted auto repair west of the jail location. The copy guarantees work and invites owners with troublesome cars to bring them in at a small cost.
Mrs Zilpah Davis has returned from a two months visit with Mrs Jim Montgomery in Blackwell Oklahoma.
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