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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
6
Hundreds of visitors and alumni attended a Round-Up celebration at the University of Texas on Saturday. Graduates from the classes of 87 and 1912 were honored, including Palmer, a member of the latter class.
Dr went to German Su nay for eye treatment. J. C. Smart and daughter with George and children of Proctor attended church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Neel called to San Angelo Friday for Mrs. Neel's niece Miss Lonie Callaway's passing. H. A. Randall of Hazel Dell spent week with Troy Randall and Janny. Jennie Lynch went to German for treatment. Clarence Mason and baby of Pony Creek visited Albert and Mrs. Lawson. Franks and Velda of Comanche attended church. A. J. Lawson of Stephenville spent the weekend with home folks. Tom Daniel visited sister Mrs. Beadles at Dublin. D. S. Miller visiting daughter Mrs. M. Geye near Comanche. Esera Fulford and baby of Hico visited mother on John Tatum.
Court notices record births marriages licenses deeds and court actions in Comanche County. Listings include April births for Braw ter Stevens York and McKee families. marriages for Broughton and McMichael Sessions and Kath ryn Lucille McMichael Hulsey and Coleleasure. licenses for Walker Brookins. numerous property deeds with specified grantees and sums. minutes noting monthly allowances. county court verdicts including unlawful possession theft and several default judgments.
Local households report weekend visits and attendances across Fairview Comyn Brownwood Van Dyke Stephenville and Oliver Springs. Family groups including McNutt Johnston Loudermilk Elliott Easley Wilson and Belva Lee are listed with weekend activities and a singing convention in Stephenville. Uncle Pat Johnston is visiting his son in Oliver Springs. The sentence about a daughter fearing the dance expresses a feverish concern.
Many women report less monthly discomfort after using Cardut a medicine for women. It boosts appetite and digestion strengthening the system and restoring regular functions. If no benefit consult a physician.
Gustine residents host and visit kin over the weekend with travelers from Odessa John Tarleton Brownwood Comanche Fort Worth Woodson and Waco. Dan Strickland ill and moved to a Waco hospital for treatment. Lucille Matthews returns home after Rochelle work.
The Methodist Church invites all members and friends to a Friday 7 15 p m covered dish fellowship dinner in the church dining room. Bishop Moore and Bishop Smith will address the world wide program on Methodism and Tomorrow. Families should bring meals. no charges.
Cotton Grove residents or guests socialized with families in nearby towns. Jim Hicks and family stayed with Walter Cottrell in Van Dyke. Cam Bain and Henry Bain visited Pettit. Hilliard Howell York women traveled to Brownwood. McEntire visited Goforth in Desdemona. Durham of Comanche stayed with Hilliards. T A McDonald Jr hosted a youth party.
The Good Will Club met last Thy with Mrs. D. J. Mc Daniel. A business session and social hour followed with sandwiches cake and punch. Next meeting at the school house on Thursday April 29 with Mrs. Edith Edwards and Mrs. M. E. Owen as hostesses. Guests Mrs. Colquit Williams and Mrs. Joyce of Rising Star visited Mrs. D. J. McDaniel. Nearby visits included Lindsey Thomas at Beard Hill and Otho Gober at Soda Springs. Harmony Church hosts a Bishop's Crusade banquet Friday at 7. Charline Lane visits Mer cer Creek grandparents Mr and Mrs. Mitchell Lane. Earl Rutherford family moved into the community recently.
A funeral mood shifts as attendees savor poetry and discussion at a literary tea, turning a morbid occasion into reflective gathering with books, quotes, and companionship. organizers say the event honors memory with culture.
A stark claim frames modern warfare where airpower enables deadly actions against women and children, provoking critique of supposed progress. The quote suggests a grim view of technological advancement without humanitarian safeguards.
C. J. Anderwald Gulf Station No 2 on De Leon Highway extends thanks to all customers for their business and expresses hope for continued patronage. An advertisement mentions getting Butter Paper at the Chief Office.
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