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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

7

Cotton production report shows declines and state ginnings

A national crop bulletin estimates about 15.226 million bales of cotton with 14.759 million ginned to Oct 18, down from 13.628 million last year. Acreage abandoned about 4.6 percent leaving 14.231 million acres. Ginnings by state are listed with Alabama 1,064,222 bales and Texas 2,404,460, among others, with totals in half-bale adjustments.

Carolina Giana Apsas Mexico Fornia Lawfornia Alabama Arkansas Florida Louisiana Isissippi Missouri New Mexico North A Oklahoma Isouth Caroline Tenge Texas

Resolutions of Respect for Frank Stewart

Masonic bodies mourn Brother Frank Stewart a longtime member and former Tiler of Hope Lodge No 481 He passed away September 20 1925 in Comanche County born June 4 1862 in Terns He held multiple Masonic roles and was active in the Eastern Star Royal Arch and Central Christian Church He is survived by two children and his widow and the lodge will drape its room for 30 days a widow’s certificate is issued to his daughter.

Supreme Grand Lodge Frank Stewart Johnson County Comanche County Hope Lodge Comanche Order of the Eastern Star Lennie Coker F. J. Wood Tom Stewart Central Christian Church of Euch L. B. Russell ER. E. Anthony

Presbyterian Church Notes Highlight Notable Service

The Brownwood church reports a large showing from other churches for the Sunday service and notes strong attendance growth in Sunday school. Mrs Slider sang a special number with the choir, and Noel P Wilkinson signs off with an invitation to all to worship at God’s house.

Ming Die Slider Mwood Adies Noel P. Wilkinson

Fire damages Dr. McCollum dental office

Fire discovered about 10 30 last Saturday night in the dental office of Dr C W McCollum located over E L Wallace's garage. The blaze caused heavy damage to furniture and equipment with losses reported over 3000 dollars, mainly uninsured. Firemen confined the flames quickly. restoration of practice expected in about two weeks.

C. W. McCollum E. L Wallace Dr. McCollum Wallace

P T A Holds October Meeting at Grammar School

The October meeting of the P T A was held at the Grammar school on Thursday afternoon. Principal W D Jenkins spoke on cooperation. A social hour followed with a punch table decorated by fall flowers and ferns and a musical program by Rita and Nita Donaho Nathalie Jessup and Billie Webb. The next meeting will be at West Ward school on the second Thursday in November. Parents are urged to attend.

Grammar School W. D. Jenkins R. W. Scurry Walter Durham H. N. Goodson Rita Nita Donaho Nathalie Jessup Billie Webb West Ward

Marriage Licenses Issued Since October First

Marriage licenses have been issued since October 1 to pairs including F. W. Moore and Beatrice Weaver Floyd A. Jones and Edith M. Powers Ewen Steele and Bernice Vines Tull Thompson and Ray Elms Jess Davis and Mollie McFerrin Groner Porter and Vera McCullough Zollie Koonce and Johnnie Reed John O. Burt and Miss Dessie Conger Rufus Davis and Adelia Cottrell W. J. Ross and Bernice Farmer C F Williams and Elsie Oreta Couch Roberto Herera and Carolina Garza Wilma Henry and Gladys Bailey J E Hallbrook and Hazel Franks Dread Nelms and Mattie Kerley Boots Allen and Clyde Robason Manes Kenman and Artie Bell.

F. W. Moore Beatrice Weaver Floyd A. Jones Edith M. Powers Ewen Steele Bernice Vines Tull Thompson Ray Elms Jess Davis Mollie McFerrin Groner Porter Vera McCullough Zollie Koonce Johnnie Reed John O. Burt Miss Dessie Conger Rufus Davis Adelia Cottrell W. J. Ross Bernice Farmer C.F. Williams Elsie Oreta Couch Roberto Herera Carolina Garza Wilma Henry Gladys Bailey J. E. Hallbrook Hazel Franks Dread Nelms Mattie Kerley Boots Allen Clyde Robason Manes Kenman Artie Bell

Local Birth Announcements Record

Oct 2 Morest B Chambers and Hindman report newborn girls. Oct 6 Childres and Bronscom greet girls. Oct 18 Johnson and Gaines list babies. Oct 14 Gaines boy. Oct 12 Hasley Anglin Hall births include girls and boys. Oct 26 Becker Jerrell Coker and Barnes list newborns.

Morest B. Chambers Eugene Hindman James Childres Ernest Bronscom Johnson Robert Gaines Roger Hasley Ben Owens Arthur Anglin W. A. Hall Harvey Becker Jerrell Coker W. J. Barnes

Baptist General Convention of Texas Postponed to December

The seventy seventh annual session of the Baptist General Convention of Texas and its auxiliary bodies will now meet December 2, instead of November 18. The postponement came after a near unanimous telegraph vote by the executive board due to late crops and poor church collections statewide. The Woman's Missionary Union and the Pastors and Laymen's Conference will meet two days before the opening.

Dallas Texas Baptist General Convention of Texas F.S. Groner Woman’s Missionary Union Pastors and State Baptist Executive Board Harlan J. Matthews First Baptist Church of Mineral Wells City Matthews Baptists of

Gustine men suffer injuries in late night car wreck

Around 8 o'clock Saturday night N D Thomas and E C Harkins crashed between Gustine and Comanche while turning near Indian Creek bridge. Harkins escaped with minor injuries. Thomas sustained serious facial and body wounds but is improving and expected to recover in about a week.

Gustine Tribune Gustine Comanche N. D. Thomas E. C. Harkins Indian Creek Bridge Thomas Hawkins Mr. Thomas Harkins Mr. Harkins

Rex the Wild Horse in The Black Cylone at Majestic

Rex the wild horse stars in The Black Cylone at the Majestic this Monday and Tuesday. Showtimes run as the weather ranges from 15 to 35 cents at the box office.

Rex Wild Horse

Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father

We thank friends for kindness at the death of our husband and father. Special thanks to the physician, Mr. I. E. Ransom, and Mr. Jim Slack for their kindness from Mrs. C. W. Dodson and children.

Shusband I. E. Ransom Jim Slack C. W. Dodson

SICKLY CHILDREN AND WORMS REMEDY ADVERTISED

An advertisement describes intestinal worms as making children cross and unhealthy with pallor dark circles and poor appetite. It cites White's Cream Vermifuge as a guaranteed remedy that destroys worms while being harmless to the child and lists a price.

How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu

Doctors and druggists now often recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or cut short a grippe attack. Two Calotabs at bedtime with water purify the system, cause no nausea, and leave you with a renewed appetite the next morning. A family package with full directions costs 35 cents at drug stores.

Borozone Promises Rapid Healing for Wounds

The Borozone preparation comes as liquid and powder and is claimed to purify wounds of germs and promote fast flesh healing. Liquid sizes cost 60¢ 80¢ and $1.20 while powder costs 30¢ and 60¢. Sold by Parris Smith.

Parris Smith

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