Improved tires promise better protection and traction
The note describes low-stretch cords set at a new angle in side-walls to reduce bursts and bruises, and an easy roll ride with a sure-footed tread featuring four riding ribs.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1939
Page
6
The note describes low-stretch cords set at a new angle in side-walls to reduce bursts and bruises, and an easy roll ride with a sure-footed tread featuring four riding ribs.
Sidney and Mrs. Ira Ross with Brownwood kin spent the weekend with Mrs. A. E. Boyd. A string of relatives and friends from Slaton Jackson ville Rising Star Fort Worth Richland Joey Cross Plains Ozona Talpa De Leon and Dublin visited or stayed with families here. Wayne Caffey and Mrs. Boyd announce a newborn son born July 24 at a German hospital.
Visitors gathered at the Porter home including Marlin Browning Ellsworth West Weldon Greaton Norvel Walker Bud Davis and others from Adamsville Gustine Raymondville Ham ilton and Goldthwaite. Roy Harrison died Saturday and was buried at Cottage Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Bishop from Longview visited her sister Mrs. Wayne Hayes as local hosts extended Sunday visits.
Elm Grove hosts the Hurt reunion as families visit from Beattie Lawton Oklahoma Geronimo De Leon Bronte and Miles. Mr and Mrs S D Hurt welcome W G Hurt and family along with Russell Lancaster and Malford Hurt and others for a weekend gathering.
Soda Springs residents hosted and visited with a large group over the weekend. Lists of attendees include families from Brownwood Fort Worth Junction Ranger and other nearby towns. Several names and relationships are given for the social gathering and travels.
Touring reporters surveyed 1297 women across 12 states asking if CARDUI helped. Of those queried, 1206 report CARDUI benefitted them, about 93 per cent, aiding appetite, strength, energy, and relief from functional dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition. Many women note larger doses soothe pain when symptoms indicate need.
Cotton Grove grandmother Cottrell of Comanche visits daughter Mrs. Avery Moore for a week. Connie Cottrell of Comanche spends Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Avery Moore. Hurt reunion attendees gather at Elm Grove. Jaxe Summers and family host partial week with J A Summers in Sidney. Mrs. Jake Phifer and son plus Denna Graham visit Comanche residents. Ruby Glasgow and daughter visit Mrs. Bennett King. Ed Stephen of Winters stays with cousin Tom Glasgow and family Saturday night.
Energy report notes the Baptist gathering will start Friday night July 28 under the leadership of Rev Walter Scott of Brownwood. Local families, visiting relatives, and various residents enjoyed weekend visits and social activities as church and club events filled the community schedule.
Van Dyke Miss Pecola Evans of Lubbock spent the week end with Bonnie Jean Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nabers and daughter of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Nabers last week. Miss Pauline Bratton of San Angelo spent the week end with her parents. Ted Patton and Garland Colling have gone to California to work. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Robertson spent the week end with his parents at Newburg. Dale Johnson is visiting his sister Mrs. C. B. McGuire at Winters. Mrs. Ory Beaty spent Wednesday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Easley and Mrs. E. C. Wilson attended the birthday dinner for Mrs. P. E. Smith at Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Lesley and children of Buffalo spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Archie Patton. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Collins and son Weldon have returned to Winters. Junior Beaty spent Saturday in Procter for Mrs. P. E. Smith's birthday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Faulkner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Herndon. Miss Lila Spruill of De Leon spent Sunday with Sloan Spruill. Paul Rector and Wayne Stewart attended the ball game at Comanche Sunday afternoon. Bonnie Collins is visiting in Winters this week.
Bibb residents report visits with relatives over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cheatham visited her mother Mrs J C Russell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W C Cox attended the Hurt reunion at Elm Grove. Mrs Sid Berryman returned home at Plainview after a week with her mother. Mrs W C Cox, Mrs Frank Free, Mrs Berryman and Mrs Pat Scott gathered Thursday at H E LaRoque's home.
Rev John Gray of Brownwood filled the pulpit Saturday night and Sunday morning at Mercer Gap replacing Rev Odis Holiday. Local families A J Huggins Cardwell Hugghins and Velma D Hughes attended Zephyr homecoming with Ar vel Lock while G R McKinzie and son visited Zephyr after a Harmony revival.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dutton and son spent Sunday in Fort Worth with her sister Mrs. Lindsey Gore. Mrs. Lindsey Gore and daughter of Fort Worth spent Thursday with her sister Mrs. Roy Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Tate of Brownwood visited her sister Mrs. A. J. Huggins and family Thursday.
Harmony S B Bean and A W Wilhelm spent the week end fishing on the Bayou. Miss Minnie Thomas of Zephyr has been visiting friends and relatives here. Miss Rena Owen spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Witten and family at Tursey Oak. Mrs J L Smith is visiting her mother and sister at Carlton Georgia her former home. It has been twelve years since her last visit there. Carl Thomas of Brownwood spent the week end with home folks. Mrs S J Witten and Miss Gladys Witten of Turkey Peak visited Mrs M E Owen Sunday.
Wilson Mr and Mrs Dean Woods spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Elmer Woods. funeral of George Chick at Carlton Saturday. Mr and Mrs Oliver William son of Eunice New Mexico visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ellie Williamson. Mrs Jewell Collinsworth of Borger visited her brother Elmer Woods Saturday night. Bud Glover and family of Hassell visiting relatives here.
Verdell Turnbow returned to her Hazel Dell home Saturday after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Springer Leona Craig of Stephenville spent the Sunday with Buna Bel Car Toll as noted in local society circles
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