Comanche and Dublin Ready for 20th Game Here
The Comanche and Dublin high schools will clash in a football game here next Friday afternoon, September 25, marking the 20th meeting between the teams.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
10
The Comanche and Dublin high schools will clash in a football game here next Friday afternoon, September 25, marking the 20th meeting between the teams.
Mrs Bert Speed and Babies Mrs R M Fielder Mrs J C McDonald Mr L T Medelian extend thanks for every good wish and kind deed during their trying hours. They express appreciation for the strength received and support given to continue on.
The Chief printed a pamphlet by Rev. A A Hensier arguing that Old Testament tithing is not binding on churches today. It is on sale for 15 cents per copy.
All ladies are invited to call and see the store’s new piece goods including crepes and flannels in late colors and fabrics arriving now at Roberson Sisters.
Walter Sennet operates as a piano instructor with a studio at G. W. Jessup's. Contact numbers include home phone 485 and studio phone 22.
Hair dressing and bobbing services offered by Mrs D Terasrer at near High School location. Scalp treatment available. Phone 299 for appointments.
The American Legion band has received new music and will include several pieces in a concert to be held Sunday afternoon September 27. Director Campbell says practice hours have increased to prepare the program.
J. R. Wood and Mrs. S. E Boland of May Texas wed in a Wednesday ceremony at the Comanche court house with Judge R A Luker performing the nuptials.
Gage Brothers have completed work on the Baptist church and are now engaged on a handsome new residence for T. J. Williams.
The Christian Advocate urges churches to engage in worship and prayer while resisting neighborhood evils. It warns against morass and calls for correction, emphasizing sermons of adoration and communal duty.
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