Trucking Services Ad From Bob Cox
Short and long distance hauling bonded and insured. Contact Bob Cox at phone 355. Also offering adding machine paper at Chief Office.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1938
Page
7
Short and long distance hauling bonded and insured. Contact Bob Cox at phone 355. Also offering adding machine paper at Chief Office.
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Last week many relatives and friends visited in Quitman and nearby towns. Franklewhite of Fort Cobb and McCarty of Lubbock visited J. W. Baggett’s family while Stevens and children spent Sunday with J. A. Stevens. Others, including Neels, Witte, Eubank, and Calaway relatives, were mentioned in weekend arrivals and illness notices.
Bibb Mr and Mrs Bob Beasley and children visited with C E Drennan in Breckenridge on Sunday. Sam Evans relocated to the old Milner farm. Pat Scott and W C Cox with their spouses visited Wilson Owens. Wayne Kilgore moved near Sidney. A shower and quilting at Henry Drennan home honored ill Mrs Crawford with five attendees including Mrs Pat Scott and Mrs W C Cox.
Soda Springs residents report visits from J D Evans and son of Sidney. I M Vineyard of Comanche and Bunk Vineyard hosted relatives at a Sunday gathering. H J Carter entertained Will Hendrix Arthur Hendrix and others from Van Dyke. Rosa Walker of Gorman and Laprille Dykes of Raymondville visited. L E Chapman honored with a birthday dinner. attendees included C O Lee of Dublin and J D Evans family from Sidney. Nordell Lloyd Jake Chapman and Otha Gober attended a district FFA judging contest at Stephenville.
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas Fort Worth a hearing is set for May 5, 1938 at 10:00 AM before Special Master Glenn Smith. The hearing concerns the discharge petition filed February 25, 1938 by Walter Lawrence Blair, with notice to creditors and interested parties to appear and present objections in writing. The notice is to be published in the Comanche Chief of Comanche Texas.
Baggett Gilbert Lane of Wyoming visits his mother Mrs. Bessie Lane. Mrs. Fannie Dunlap of Ballinger guests sister Mrs. Elve Stanton at Gustine with relatives. Mrs. M. L. Smart of Hazel Dell spends Monday with Mrs. C. C. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hunt and daughter Patsy Jean with M. E. Linton of Brownwood visit Mrs. C. L. McCamey Saturday. Miss Bobbie Stanton hosts friends Tuesday for a birthday party.
Mercer Gap D C Franks of Brownwood visited his sister Mrs. T O Rogers and family Monday afternoon. Several families from Comanche Harmony and Bangs gathered for visits and a Quarterly Conference. Brightman & Son advertise seeds flour and corn meal.
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