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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1939
Page
4
Elm Grove residents hosted and visited relatives from Bronte Cotton Grove and Brownwood over the weekend. Attendees traveled to Taylor Chapel Mount Pleasant and Downing for singing gatherings while families from Hasse and Sidney shared time with local kin.
Mercer Gap residents Ethie Rogers Sammy Livingston Della Lee Huggins Ruby Huggins and Johnny Livingston visited Mr. and Mrs. T O Rogers in Harmony Saturday night. Rev Bill McEwin preached at Flin Grove Sunday. A youth group from the community entertained at Mr. and Mrs Smoots in Comanche Friday night.
Mr and Mrs Jess Williford and relatives joined a single convention at Blanket Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tom McKinz and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Stephens at Bangs Sunday. Mr and Mrs Boldebuck of Newburg spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs Stephens attended the singing convention at Blanket Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Barber and Mrs McCullough of Brownwood and Mrs F J Woods of White Point visited Mr and Mrs Edwards here Sunday.
A flurry of weekend visits and social gatherings ties Stephenville area households. Families including the Butlers Hood Dunna and Paula of Fort Worth, the Garners, and many others shared time with relatives and friends. A large turnout joined singing Sunday night featuring the Cers and Carters of Hamilton, Coxes of Cottonwood, and Labaume family from S George Co. D Campbell of Sudan was a business visitor last week. Festus Preston and De Leon folk spent Sunday with sister in law Harold Pierson’s house. John Davis and Brown kin visited St George while Standards and Berry Moore clans enjoyed Sunday at Comanche.
Jim Younger from Whitesboro and Woodrow Pinkerton of Blue Ridge, both students at North Texas State Teachers College, mend a historic rift linking Younger and Pinkerton bloodlines. The piece recalls famed Missouri outlaws and past clashes with Pinkerton agents, noting their later cordial meeting at the Denton campus amid local updates.
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