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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1927
Page
3
Central Christian Church invites the public to Sunday School at 10 A.M. preaching at 11 A.M. and 7 30 P.M. The morning message aims to strengthen and enlarge faith. Sunday night sermon titled The Deity of Jesus. Speaker Ben F Hearn.
The pleasant spell allowed most farmers to finish gathering the season’s crop with thanks for a good yield. Aunt Viola Robertson remains ill and shows no improvement. Inez Melvins and Lorene Kerry joined the Friday entertainment at Dean Collings in honor of the Vandyke B Y P U class, with a large crowd enjoying popcorn and candy. Mrs A J Williford spent Sunday with Lorene Kerley and attended church at Vandyke.
Hazeldell school started Monday with a total enrollment of 32 pupils. Teachers welcomed are Ed Elms and Fay Allen from Gustine. Numerous local families and visitors are noted in casual social mentions across Gustine and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs A G Miller spent Sunday with the Grissoms in Comanche. Henry Bain and family visited John McEntire and family. Mr and Mrs Lamar Howell called on Luther Whitehead in Hasse. Miss Cora Wall of De Leon visited Miss Pansy Godfrey. Attendees at Mrs Tom Davis funeral at Pendergrass Cemetery. The Spence and Frost households visited John McEntire Friday. Stell and Stile McEntire and Cama Bain left for O Denton. Mr Green Henderson of Amarillo visiting sister Will Beene. Mrs Elmer Roe and Mrs Tom Glasgow visited Will Beene. Lola McEntire visited home folks Thursday.
Community notes report visitors and gatherings in Comanche Dublin and Desdemona. Drilling excitement on the White place draws a large crowd while families attend dinners and stew events along Leon River. multiple Huffman and McDonald households are mentioned.
A historic advertisement extols Borozone as a flesh healing preparation in powder and liquid forms. It claims to prevent infection and speed healing of bad wounds and cuts, priced at 30 cents, 60 cents, and $1.20. Sold by Paris Smith, Druggist, Wm. Reese Company.
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