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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
2
Lola Carewe sits anxious amid gaiety as notes she has received haunt her. Vincent Rowland hums along with the orchestra while Lola frets about a danger she senses approaching. Andre, head waiter, returns Lola's purse saying it was left in a cab.
Thatcher Colt leads a tense investigation after Lola Carewe is found with a note promising death by midnight. A mysterious man, a heart attack belief, and a Paris connection with Basil drive the case as Dr Lengle and police race to uncover who killed Lola.
Mrs Troy J Cauley of Atlanta honored as sister in law with a gathering at Mrs Porter Franks home. Mesdames Joe Tupin and Porter Franks and Miss Gaynelle Cauley hosted from three to six in the afternoon with fall flowers. high score went to Miss Bess Hoff and second high to Mrs Lionel Slider. a salad course with punch followed.
Posted by L. E. Easley and others warns that hunting and all forms of trespassing are forbidden on land owned or controlled by Us and that all violations will be prosecuted.
Special for Saturday and next week lemons described as nice size and priced per dozen. Oranges large 216 size priced at 20c per dozen. Durham Brothers advertises these items. Mr and Mrs Jim McPherson and daughters visited Willis Northcutt family in Pottsville on Sunday.
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday to celebrate Uncle Jim Power on his 4th birthday with a lunch basket, games, and old fiddle music. Fifty one attendees included family members from Power, Jones, Gressett, Vineyard, Elliott, Ladd, Gray, and others from Mr. Pleasant Creamer Comanche Walnut Springs and nearby areas.
Mrs. Lionel Slider was hostess to the Tuesday Club and a number of guests Thursday afternoon from three until six o'clock. Roses and zinnias decorated the rooms. High score trophy went to Mrs. Troy Cauley of Atlanta, Georgia.
Refreshments of punch, ice cream and cake were served to the club members and the following: Mrs. Troy Cauley of Atlanta Georgia, Mrs. A L Townsend and Mrs. Jerry Krauss, and Mrs. Inez Palmer.
The Zephyr and Blanket churches announce morning and evening worship times with Sunday School at 9:45 and 10:00 a.m. Zephyr hosts a Sunday School Rally and Quarterly Conference on September 25 with participation from both churches. The program includes a 10 a.m. Sunday School start, 11 a.m. preaching, noon dinner, 1:30 p.m. conference, then resumed Sunday School. Pastor J. D. Smoot.
Mrs. W. H. Lindsey recalls leaving a Mississippi plantation with N. R. Lindsey to settle in Comanche then a frontier village. They traveled by train to Fort Worth and stage to Comanche, with Sheriff Wilson and Deputy Edwards guiding them past road dangers. The couple’s courtship began in Iuka, Mississippi, and Lindsey’s career included law practice, district judge, and service in the Legislature.
Mrs John B Chilton visits brother Del Beaman at Fort Stockton Herbert Williams spends weekend in Austin Mr and Mrs Harold Kilpatrick and daughter Frances Certtude of San Antonio stay in Comanche with father Howard Kilpatrick and grandparents Mr and Mrs W W Kilpatrick
A posted notice by W. H. Hurt, Mrs. J. A. Rock, and J. D. Smoot prohibits hunting and all trespassing on their premises or land under their control. The notice marks ownership and enforcement of access limits.
Lemons, nice size, dozen for 15 cents. Oranges, large 216 size, dozen for 20 cents. Local ad item promoting fruit sale with simple price points.
Severe monthly suffering is a warning sign. If aches occur each month, see what is wrong and treat the cause. Cardus, a purely vegetable medicine used by women for over 50 years, strengthens health and relieves discomfort. Obtain Cardus at the drug store.
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