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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
4
Sidney column lists visits from Brownwood and Merkel residents, travels to Lubbock and West Texas, a tailor shop job, and local social events. Also mentions two Hereford bull calves for sale and an advertisement for a sleep aid product.
Texas Tech reports 2,282 students registered for the first semester of the tenth annual session, a gain of 430 over the previous year and nearly 200 more than any prior semester. Officials expect total enrollment to reach about 2,400 with late registrations, excluding 105 part time students. President Bradford Knapp notes a potential 20 percent rise over last year’s semester total.
Farmers may hold surplus tax exemption certificates for personal use in 1935 if the act is in effect. They may sell certificates to another cotton producer within the same county or surrender them for sale through the National Pool. Transfers across counties or states are not allowed except via the National Pool.
Mr and Mrs D C Cloud of Mercer Gap honored daughter Lois with a birthday dinner Sunday attended by twenty five guests. Out of town guests included Miss Susie Walker Neal C Jackson Huston Ashford of Dublin and Miss Helen Pavis of Cross Viains. We have reduced the price on all shotgun shells. Howard Kil sale patrick.
Plan outlines modernization loans for repairing and improving homes with $100 to $2,000 terms up to three years. Borrowers must show five times annual payments as income and provide cost estimates and a Property Owner's Credit Statement.
Richard Mathews of West Texas spent part of last week with his father Grandpa Mathews. Donald Box of Dublin visited here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Box. Terry Lee Perret had an operation at Marlin recently. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marr of Stephenville spent the weekend with T. R. McAnally. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cook of Oak Dale spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. L. B. McAnally, joined by Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Barrett. The Singing Class gathered Sunday night with large attendance. The Moss meets every Monday night.
Cross Roads School opened Monday October 1 with Jim Collins as principal and Miss Maude Wallace as assistant. Local families visited kin and attended a funeral in Gustine while relatives from Brownwood Oklahoma City Pauls Valley and Dallas traveled or stayed with residents over the weekend.
The church invites worshipers to 9 45 Sunday School with O H Donahoe as superintendent and 11 00 morning worship on God is govern sermon theme. Evening services at 7 30 p m plus 7 00 p m league. Monday Missionary Society at 3 00 p m and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m led by Pastor AL C Haynes.
Internal Revenue urgent notice to all ginners of cotton earth in Comanche County. September and extended August reports must reach the Dallas department by October 31, 1934. For each base show exemption certificates or tax paid or certified check or lien card. John M. Cage deputy collector Treasury Department.
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