Socials Highlight Church Event and Club Gatherings
Burt Speed hosted the Junior Missionary Society breakfast with games and a menu of chicken salad bread and butter olives iced tea and angel food cake. Mrs John Chilton entertained the Why Not Club with a flower decorated porch and high scores for Cyril Greene and KE Weisendanger. A charity picnic for children featured Burt Speed Jr and Polyanna Speed with games ice cream and watermelon. Mrs George Kearney hosted a bridge party with Hallie Simpson as guest of honor and prizes for high score and bridesmaids.
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Burt Speed
Juor Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Society
Edgar Nabors
Hamilton
Billingsley
Stamford
Charles Y Gray
John Chilton
Why Not
Cyril Greene
Burt Speed, Jr
Polyanna Speed
Burt, Jr
Thrasher, Jr
Margary Trasher
Ruth Thrasher
Edgar Nabors, Jr
Winston Durham
Walter Durham, Jr
George Kearney
Alice ‘Brightman
Hallie Simpson
Santa Anna
W. H. Satterfield
Iss Simpson
J. D. Slack
H. E. Moore
George Simmons
W. McCollum
William Chilton
J. B.hilton, Jr
Lionel Slider
R. G. Stanton
Ira Ransome
O. C.fhrasher
Huez Palmer
Walter Durham
Charles Gray
Aubrey Findley
R. K. Shelton
J. R. Helmsley
Jack Moore
L. B. Thomas
E. ©. Weisendanger
W. Hatterfield
Wright
Graham
Vern Adams
Brownwood
Chris cLemore
Fort Worth
Stella Hicks
Malcolm Shelton
Eva Palgser
Gustine
Mesdames
Tom House
Wm. Reese
R. J. R. Gille
L. J. Kittle
G. W. Jessup
A. J. Gray
Garden Party Honors Mrs William Chilton Bride Hostess Leads Decorated Morning
Mrs John Chilton hosts a garden party for Mrs William Chilton with guests including Mrs L J Kittle Mrs Lionel Slider Mrs J B Chilton Jr and many others. The event features a north garden punch table a Land of the Rising Sun decorations a cake table ice cream booth and a string ensemble. A Highland Fling dance by the honoree closes the program and 125 guests attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chilton
William Chilton
Jack Moore
L. J. Kittle
Lionel Slider
J. B. Chilton, Jr
Mary Doyle
Chris McLemore
Dallas
Howard Kilpatrick
George Montgomery
Lee Signor
Abilene
T. J. Williams
Maidee Williams
Jeffie Thomas
I. M. Cochran
Malcolm Shelton
R. K. Shelton
R. G. Stanton
Dames
Walter Montgomery
T. R Helmsley
R. W. H. Hamilton
Christine Donaho
Alice Ory
Coralie Kittle
Elizabeth Scurry
Catherine Clarke
Janice Goodson
Berta Goodson
Ruth Kilpatrick
Josephine Anthony
Thomas Moore
Henry Moore
C. W. Ory
South Garden
W. D. Carroll
Reading
R. W. Scurry
H. Kilpatrick
Ivy Huddleston
Kilpatrick
Scotland
Comanche Social News Highlights From Weekend Visits
Local residents note a flurry of visits and travels among Comanche families. Dozens of names from Dublin Dallas Brownwood and Fort Worth appear with relatives and friends, fishing trips and vacations reported, with ongoing illness and a stroke noted for Mrs. Sargeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hillard Sargeant of
Fort Worth
M. E. Woodward
Texas Banker T. J. Cole Praises Ferrasal Remedy
Prominent Texas financier T. J. Cole of Waxahachie and Dallas endorses Ferrasal for indigestion and acid stomach. He claims it best remedy for indigestion, constipation, and kidney trouble due to acidity, in a signed note to Hamilton Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
T. J. Cole
Waxahachie
Dallas
Hamilton Drug Co
Tomato grower exhibits oversized odd-shaped fruit
Merchant of the east part of town presented a two pound freakish tomato to the Chief's office this week. He noted he also raised many smooth tomatoes weighing about a pound and a half this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. . Merchant
Mr. Merchant
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Sleep For Knoxville Woman
Relieved her trouble after doctors found kidney and bladder issues. Foley's Kidney Pills provided quick relief and stopped nightly urination problem. Mrs A Faust of Knoxville Mississippi reports success and praises the remedy sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
A. Faust
Knoxville
Miss
Transcripts of bonds taken to Austin in week
County Superintendent H L Gant traveled to Austin to present the Mountain View and Mountain Valley school district bond transcripts for attorney general approval. Minor corrections were noted and upon return the approval is expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gant
Austin
Mountain View
Mountain Valley
Gantz
Summer Indigestion Warned By Cold Food Habits
In hot weather excess cold food and drinks may cause indigestion with a coated tongue bad breath and sour stomach. Foley Cathartic Tablets offer a relief described as a wholesome physic and are sold everywhere without gripe pain or nausea.
Majestic Theater Weekly Film Review by Miss Palmer
The Chief introduces a weekly reader review of the current Majestic program. Miss Palmer provides a concise appraisal of one featured picture, sharing observations on performances and overall impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theater
The Westbound Limited film review
Miss Ann Palmer reviews The Westbound Limited a railway themed drama. The plot centers on two families the railroad president and engineer Buckley with Buckley’s son saving the president’s daughter leading to marriage despite social barriers. Ralph Lewis and Johnny Harron praised. Ella Hall criticized for flat performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Ralph Lewis
Johnny Harron
Ella Hall
Teachers Examination Scheduled Here Next Friday and Saturday
A teachers' examination will be held here next Friday and Saturday August 17 and 18. The event is set to test candidates across the region with testing venues announced locally.
Adams Reviews Foley’s Honey and Tar Relief
Esther Adams of Adams New York says the product eased a severe coughing spell that left her gasping for breath. She recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar for quick relief from asthma hay fever and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Esther Adams
Adams
New York
Oats Grower Promotes Subscriptions in Comanche Visit
Marketer J. FE. B. Crews, living nine miles from town on rural route 5, joined many Monday visitors at the Chief office to push subscriptions. He sold oats at 42 cents a bushel, totaling 1,671 bushels from 25 acres, an average of about 66 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. FE. B. Crews
Comanche
Foley Kidney Pills Heal Alabama Reader Claim
“I was troubled with my kidneys for several years” writes J D Stephens of Samson Alabama. He tried many remedies before using Foley Kidney Pills and reports lasting relief. The ad urges quick relief from kidney and bladder trouble and notes Foley Kidney Pills are sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stephens
Samson
Ala
Back From Carriers Convention at Temple
Emert returned from the Temple rural mail carriers state convention as a Co manche delegate. He says the event was interesting and the Temple Chamber of Commerce and citizens entertained attendees royally, with a special program by the Temple Telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emert
Temple
Comanche
Temple Chamber of Commerce
Temple Telegram
Joint church service planned at Methodist tabernacle
The Methodist, Presbyterian and Christian congregations will unite for a Sunday night service at 8 15 at the Methodist tabernacle. The program includes about thirty minutes of choir and instrumental music led by D C Clarke followed by Dr C Klingman delivering the sermon titled Complimenting the Living inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Presbyterian
Christian Churches
Methodist Tabernacle
D. C. Clarke
Dr. C. ©. Klingman
Calotabs Promises Relief From Nausea with One Pill
Modern science touts Calotabs as a de-nauseated calomel tablet. One Calotab at bedtime with water. no taste, no griping, no nausea. Next morning, feel fine with a clean liver. price thirty-five cents for large package, ten cents for small. refund guaranteed if not delighted.
Rev A M Fagan Begins Tenth Year at Second Baptist
Rev A M Fagan, a long-time Comanche County preacher with thirty four years of ministry, preached at Brownwood's Second Baptist last Sunday marking the church's tenth year with him as pastor. He had offered to resign previously, but the congregation chose to keep him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood Church
A. M. Fagan
Second Baptist Church
Comanche County
Fagan
Former Citizen Visits from New Mexico
L. H. Creamer of Elida New Mexico returned to Comanche County for a brief family visit with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Creamer. He moved to New Mexico eight years ago and has visited here previously, his father has resided on the family place in Comanche County for 53 years.
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Barna Riley
Granbury
8. A. Riley
Belle Cole of
McKinney
Comanche
Winnie Blatherwick
Ivy Huddleston
Joe M. Marshall
Bluff Dale
Ira
Luther
Clyde
Troy Marshall
Fort Worth
C. M. Marshall
Handley
Elmer Carraway
Gustine
Mesdames
Tia Marshall
Will Ray
Hamilton
J. P. Hoff
Theo. Mahler
Temple
John Donaho
Ida Hunter
Comanche High School
Texas Woman's College
Lee Signor
Abilene
City
C. P. St. Clair
Ray Evans
Bruce Evans
Snyder
Chas. L. Kribs
Dallas
Dove Creek
Tom Green County
Mr. Kribs
Comanche County
J. F. Cochran
Oklahoma City
Dr. I. M. Cochran
Mr. Cochran
Oklahoma
San Marcos
C. B. Billingsley
Joe Byrd
Stamford
Willis Walker
Joe Chilton
West Texas
O. J. Weaver
Ben Lawson
Dora Greene
Victor Striplin
R. A. Tupin
Eloise Tupin
L. H. Creamer
Elida, N. M
J. C. Creamer
Creamer
Mr. Creamer
New Mexico
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Tom White
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
W. H. Gore
D. L. Gore
O. ID
Britain
Ruth
Opal
Fred and
Wade
Lamkin
Mrs
Ross
Capitola
Audra’ Boatwright
Dylhart
H. L. White
Ihre Gage of
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I. C. Gage
Will Robinson
Iva Hart
Minnie Elkins
Colorado
Willis’ Mill
I. ©. Gage
J. F. Tate & Son
Jewell Werner
Rowland’s
John J. Tate
Cleo Greer
Faye Baker
D. J. Cunningham
Oscar Liles
Texas Power & Light Company
C. M. Edmondson
E. C. Weisendanger
Leona Gibbs
Henry Gibbs
Bettis & Gibbs
Dewey Williams
Horton Williams
Charley Carter
Preston Williams
Llano
A. B. Haworth
Stephenville
H. R. Lacy
Frances Reese
Corpus Christi
Jack Clayton
Otis Clayton
Kenneth Ory
Waco
J. A. Layman
Town
Ashville
North
Caroline
Bob Allen
Anna
Hester Fisher
San Angelo
Alma Greer
Ethel Ripley
J. C. Greer
W. T. Pennington
Monday
Fred McClure
Tulsa, Okla
Joe Marshall
W. M. Calhoun
L. W. Kirchner
G. A. Dodson
Mary Dodson
Ned Winslett
Eugene Dodson
Florence Cauley
Higginbotham
Mary Godbold
Robert Mitchell
Dumright
Okla
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John Jay
Frank Everidge
Milersview
Wade Everidge
G. W. Walling
Helen
Leve
Maude Roberson
George W. Tate
Walling
Leve Roberson
Miss Leve
Roberson Sisters
Estelle Reese
Leesville
Pen Oden
Rufus Wetzel
Jack
Carleton Woodward
Howard Payne College
John Doyle Woodward
C. J. Meelanore
W. A. Waldrop
Russell Bonser
Mr. and
J. E. Bonser
Burley McCollum
Goldthwaite
Big Lake Country Club
Priddy
John Schlee
Tom Gilbreath
Edna Hill School
Rollin Strayhorn
8. F. Todd
George Martin
R. M. Dudley
P. G. Wimberly
Fleming
Mr. Wimberly
A. G. Hall
W. G. Dingus
Walter Barnes
Seah
Billy
Farmington
N. M
Aaron Cunningham
Cunningham
Barnes
Amarillo
James DeWitt
J. D. Smoot
Eugenia Gray
Taylor
Three Rivers
Paris Smith
Jeffrie Thomas
Santa Fe
New
Mexico
Daniel Baker College
Odd Fellows Home
Corsicana
8. L. Hamilton
FE. F. Anthony
Geraldine Rogers
K. L. Macon
Mary Ball
V. Caver
Price Williams
Oren Ellis
Paul Claunch
Leo Holmes
Seminole
Y. W. Holmes
George Smith
Henry Kemp
E. ©. Fewell
W. S. Randall
Gunn
W. P. Hatchett
Plainview
Film Review
Miss Ann Palmer
Mrs. Forrest Maddox
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