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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1928

Page

7

Four Square clubs boost Beattie and Comyn rural progress

Beattie and Comyn communities report strong gains from Four Square plans and local clubs. improvements include purebred sires, new school facilities, road work, health programs, dairy and poultry improvements, and farmer-led fairs with prizes over 200 dollars. community energy groups and 4-H work drive ongoing gains in education, agriculture, and civic life.

Comyn Ollows Lamkin Beattie B. Ray McCorkle Beattie Club McCorkle Sandy Belt Parent-Teachers Association Church Committee R. A. Luker Troy Moran Energy A. J. Sparks Kership L. R. Williams Church Elmer Holfer Crow Sta den S¢ and Hallowe’en Cheatham Committee Munity Fairview Tey the Community Club Comyn Club Dublin Comanche Jersey Luker Sidney Community Club Sidney J. B. Cooper J- A. Barton Glackard

Church announces evening service by pastor

First Baptist Church announces an evening service at 7 30 led by the pastor under the title God So the World. The notice invites the congregation to attend the Resu event.

Mrs. Aaron Tate Buried At Energy

Mrs. Aaron Tate died at her daughter Mrs. George Cates home in Energy on Thursday March 22. Funeral services were held the next day at Energy Cemetery. She is survived by sons G. R. Tate J. J. Tate W. H. Tate J. A. Tate and daughters Rosa Cates Janie Ritchie and Lillie Layman.

Aaron Tate George Cates Energy

F. M. McDermott Buried Tuesday

Comanche County pioneer Frank M. McDermott died March 27 in Portales New Mexico after a five week illness. Interment followed at Portales cemetery with services at the Pentecostal church conducted by Rev. Bates. He lived in Comanche before moving to New Mexico in 1901 leaving a legacy in farming and a furniture business previous to his move. He leaves two daughters, two wives and several children with military son Carl who died in France in World War I.

Comaanche County M. Met Portales New Mexico Bates Frank M. McDermott Ohio Texas Meridian Comanche McDermott Jennie Stone J. W. Stone Oakwood E. E. Gage Ira Tunnell Winslow Arizona Margaret Stephens Jack Stephens Will Stephens Abilene Carl McDermott France E. Nolan South Texas Hugh McDermott Norman, Oklahom Ted McDermott Carl

Boy Scouts Award Ceremony At Local High School

A Friday ceremony at the local high school honored Boy Scout troops with merit badges in Civics Scholarship and first aid to animals. I. G. Everidge and Ralph Carnes earned badges. Everidge and J. B. Dupuy attained First Class ranks. several youths advanced to Second Class and Tender Foot badges. District Executive Jack Brunberg and Scoutmasters N. P. Wilkerson and Dwight Brightman attended with many citizens.

Boy Scout Court of Honor Ben F. Hearn G. E. Smith R.S. Walker J. G. Wyatt J. D. Slack J. R. Eanes I. G. Everidge Ralph Carnes J. B. Dupuy Tom Hutchinson Leland Hood J. B. Carnes Harry Cauley Thurston Atwood O. C. Thrasher Jack Satterfield Bill Hooker Edison Daniel Jack Brunberg Brownwood N. P. Wilkerson Dwight Brightman

Revival in Progress at Methodist Church

The Pre Easter revival at the Methodist Church will close with Sunday evening services after a week of good crowds. Attendances have been high and are expected to grow as the meeting ends. Visitors report unusually sermons and strong interest.

Methodist Church

Thieves Target Local Businesses In Burglary Spree

Over the past week thieves committed two burglaries and two attempted break ins. Losses included two sacks of coffee and some tin buckets later recovered. Incidents spanned Dr. Leverett Hill’s office, two freight cars at Frisco and Cotton Belt Yards, and a Star Service Station on the Brownwood Highway with a getaway car seen after a neighbor alerted authorities.

Leverett Hill Frisco Cotton Belt du Bros Higginbotham Bros. & Co Comanche Milling Company Acroc Star Brownwood Highway Gus Bonser Bonser

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Comanche Tribe Secon Nyone Lena Boydston Durham Brothers First Baptist Church Federal Tires Bob Brown Dudley’s Tire Exchange Comanche, Texas F. M. McDermott D. C. Bailey’s Boy Scouts Methodist Palace John Boswell Prop Smart
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