Levisay Cafe Promotes East Side Eatery
The Levisay cafe on the east side offers well cooked meals at money saving prices and invites patrons to try their fare. Tom Levisay signs the note for Levisay's Cafe.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
9
The Levisay cafe on the east side offers well cooked meals at money saving prices and invites patrons to try their fare. Tom Levisay signs the note for Levisay's Cafe.
See us for school clothes for the children. Clothes built for rough wear. Novit's Economy Store.
Local employer Burks and Son advertises moving goods with trucks and emphasizes reliability and service to customers. The brief copy highlights fleet capability and customer focus.
Field notes describe a Gustine church rally led by Pastor Scott to relieve debt. Speakers include Bro. Lindsey and Bro. Carter with missionary service and a Sunday offering totaling about 500 dollars. Dr. Forrest Maddox spoke on The Songs of the Lord as the event closed with praise.
Miss Jettie Harbour returned home from Cleburne. Miss Catherine Purvis came home from Callaham. Farmers busy threshing peanuts and picking cotton. Mrs. C. B. Gugger and son Mau rice of Bangs visited Proctor. Lola Stevenson and baby of Roby visiting here. School opens Monday October 10. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brown welcomed a new baby boy. W T Gossage left for Big Lake. Poke Mosley of Waco visiting E P Kellum. Miss Laverne Sears left for Dublin for a new position. Baptist ladies host a pie supper Saturday night at the tabernacle for church seating. Everyone invited.
By order of alias execution issued by the County Court of Erath on August 24 1927 I will sell for cash on the first Tuesday in October 1927 before the Courthouse door in Comanche County Texas the property of W C Stark including two tracts totaling about 123 acres on the Asa Hoxey survey and 7 acres near the Fort Worth Rio Grande Railroad plus crops on the J H Scott farm to satisfy a $720.52 judgment in favor of C G Fout and costs. J T Gilbreath Sheriff Comanche County Texas.
Regular services held by Rev Wallace of Proctor last Saturday and Sunday. Local families including Mrs Hubbard McDonald and Mildred Faye of Gorman visited. Rev Cox relocated to Comanche. Community members attend the fair. several ill residents recovering. travel to Gorman and Sidney noted.
Miss Beuna Reed from Desdemona attended church here Sunday and has been visiting with her son, C. L. Donaho.
An old ad promotes Jack's Lotion for chiggers sunburn windburn and scalp troubles. Sold by Paris Smith Druggist. Formally guarantees remedy for various skin conditions.
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