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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1937
Page
6
I M Davis county treasurer presents a sworn quarterly report of receipts and expenditures since the last October term court. The report is sworn before me on October 11, 1937, asserting accuracy and truthfulness.
The school organized a stamp club as part of class activities. Boys elected Bob Mull captain and girls chose Oleta Loudermilk as captain. Both teams lost to Prodoctor last Friday with girls 28 to 6 and local boys 19 to 3. Proctor to return games Friday. PTA met Sept 29 electing Rosa Smith president, Calvin Horton vice president, Ira Robertson secretary. A pie supper next Friday supports stage improvement.
Pottsville couple Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trim e. Stephenville pair J. L. Keith and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Neel Randolph to visit Jewell Cox family. Fort Worth couple Nallie Cox remained weekend visitors with his parents. Mac D. Miller hosted all Fort Worth children for a birthday dinner. School opened last Monday with twenty four enrolled.
Miss Berniece and Fret Smith with Lucy Evans attended a Shiloh singing. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Rafe Johnston and daughter joined an all day Shiloh session. Visitors from Goldthwaite Tarleton and Denton joined a funeral in Comanche for L Basil McPherson’s two year old son.
An advertisement touts Black-Draught as a dependable laxative for constipation. It claims the medicine helps users feel refreshed and capable, citing decades of use and widespread reliance by thousands of men and women to ease dullness and improve daily work.
Wound end sets Ruth Parc ker at Baggett. Miss Lucille Nelson of John Tarleton College spent the weekend here. Mrs Pettit of Santa Anna is visiting. Gustine school resumed after weather delays. Preparations for a capacity crowd at the fair this week. Gustine Tigers meet Brooke Smith Friday afternoon. Horace Applewhite and son visited M G McDonald.
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