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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1938

Page

5

Alfred Steele Reunion Held at Lake Eanes

The annual Alfred Steele reunion occurred at Lake Eanes on August 3 with a barbecue and watermelons. Grandmother Steele missed the event due to a fall injury. Attendees included numerous Steeles from Brownwood, Chandler, Levelland, Cross Plains and nearby areas. the next reunion is planned for the first Sunday after August next year.

Alfred Steele Lake Eanes Grandmother Steele Earnest Steele Harold Steele Emitt Smith Ben Steele Brownwood Mark Steele Chandler Oklahoma John Steele Levelland Damon Hall B. J. Cox Or- Mai Ferill Bill Steel Ron Steele Hazel Steele Loss Steele Floyd Coker Olidom Ferrill Cox Boyd Stewart Ovie Langston Roy Pielder Othel St Joy Faughour Ar M. Howard Cox J. Cox Sidney Tom Cox Cross Plains Lewis Yarbrough Bangs Jim Bowman Indian Creek Norman Harv Hurt Comanche Olen Murphey Brownwood T Lake Hanes

Local Folk News From The Dub Lin Area

John Smallwood works with Miss LaVerne Wilstrap of Dub lin. Families move in from Gustine and Bell Junction. Local visits include Crawford in Brownwood and Gilstrap sisters with Nina Landers in Comanche. Jim Williford recovers from a crash. Mrs Ed Rogers fatally injured. Relatives visit and travel between Fort Worth area towns.

John Smallwood LaVerne Wilstrap Dublin Turner Gustine J. F. Crawford Brownwood Velma LaVerne Gilstrap Nina Landers Comanche Edward Isham Creamer C. C. Gilstrap T. J. Stark

Langley Family Ties Highlight Sunday Visits

Hicks Corner reports indicate Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Langley visited their daughter Mrs. Elmer Day and family at Mount Pleasant. Gerald Langley called on D. F. Carmichael, Archie Carmichael attended the Woolsey reunion at Starkie's Bridge, and Ed Carter of Abilene visited. A light rain fell Wednesday afternoon and cotton in the community is looking good. Archie Carmichael also spent Saturday evening in Brownwood.

W. A. Langley Mrs Elmer Day Mount Pleasant Gerald Langley D. F. Carmichael J. C. Medford B. L. Carmichael Archie Carmichael Woolsey Starkie’s Bridge Brownwood Ed Carter Abilene

Aphis and Pecan Trees Discussed By J. E. Fitzgerald

J E Fitzgerald explains aphids on pecan trees and the role of ants in tending them. He notes aphids produce a honeylike substance, can reproduce rapidly, and survive by living under ground with ants. Spraying is ineffective as aphids quickly return. natural predators may not control them this season.

Mama Aphis

Morris Reunion Held at Sidney Farm

The annual Morris reunion took place at the R. C. Morris farm in Sidney on July 29 and 30 with eighty attendees. Family records show three marriages four births and two deaths since the last gathering. Participants included numerous Morris relatives from Clarendon Okra Carbon Sidney Sipe Springs Hawley Pecos Comanche Abilene Brownwood Fort Worth and Houston along with Mrs Mammie Scoggins and others.

R. C. Morris Sidney C. B Morris Clarendon Roy Morris Okra Ned Morris Carbon Oral D. Morris Doc McNutt Comanche Hickie Stamps Hawley A. J. Kanor Pecos D. L. Morris Paul Morris Marlin Morris John Underwood Garland Corral Sipe Springs Rastus Morris Texon Tra Morris Earl Morris Mammie Scoggins Abilene H. R. Morris Brownwood B. A. Kelly Houston E. Jones Grosvenor Dorothy Morris Golden Houston Morris Fort Worth

Local residents note social visits and events over weekend

Gustine Co C Stuteville visited daughter Mrs Morice Dean at Burkburnett. Guile Striplin visited parents here. Jewel Nelson spent Sunday with Martha Mae Thompson. Attendees went to the Watermelon and Peach Festival at De Leon. C C Stuteville spent weekend with energy relatives. Earl Seago of Hamilton visited here. J M Fisher left for Hico to work through the reunion. Leland Boydston of Energy visited here. L E Clawson of Union visited Hardy Harris family. Second Baptist revival underway. public invited. Billie Louise Johnston visiting grandmother in Stephenville. Charline Howell of Fort Worth visited here. Noma Harris family visiting relatives here. Ola Pettit of Dublin visiting relatives.

Co. C. Stuteville Morice Dean Burkburnett Guile Striplin Jim Striplin Miss Jewel Nelson Martha Mae Thompson de Leon C. C. Stuteville Caye Stuteville Energy Earl Sea Stephenville Charline Howell Fort Worth B. A. Howell Noma Harris Ola Pettit Dublin

Local Visitors And Health Notes From De Leon Area

Soda Springs and Elm Grove guests visit regional families including Becks Carrigans and Mrs Smith. Leaf worm poisoning affects several cotton fields. Melba Smith of Haskell on extended visit with sister Vineyard family. Sledge family moves from Fairview. Charlie Vineyard and Sam Vineyard host. Thelma Helm recovering after a copp head snake bite four weeks ago and confined to bed three weeks.

D. S. Beck de Leon J. A. Carrigan Leon County Fairview Charlie Vineyard Bibb Sam Vineyard Thelma Helm

Local residents visit relatives across towns this week

Baggett, Herman Kee and family from Dickens, and Luther Harris of Dickens visited Mr and Mrs Jeff Kee this week. Grace Moore stayed with cousin Augusteen McCay at Board Church and attended revival. Dorothy Faye Holden of Proctor spent last week with cousin Henrietta Smith. Joe Vincent of Talpa and family visited son George Vincent. J H Strahan and sons of Cottonwood spent Sunday and Monday here. Claude Evans made a business trip to Breckenridge. Bernice Smith and Lucy Evans visited De Leon Saturday night. Mrs L B Moore returned from Plains visits. Billy and Cecil Ray Evans stayed with Roy Dee and Junior Luker at Graham's Chapel. J D Lynch and daughter visiting. S C Lynch family at Lamkin with Tobe Lynch family.

Herman Kee Luther Harris Dickens Leo Amnett Matador Jeff Kee Grace Moore Augusteen McCay Board Church Dorothy Faye Holden Proctor Henrietta Smith Joe Vincent Talpa George Vincent J. H. Strahan Cottonwood Claude Evans Breckenridge Bernice Smith Lucy Evans de Leon L. B. Moore Plains Billy Cecil Ray Evans Roy Dee Junior Luker Graham's Chapel

Local Folks Visit and Attend Revivals in Comyn Area

Roch Mrs. Lorene Wells and her son from Port Lavaca visit relatives for two weeks. Mrs. W. J. McGinnis and family joined daughter Mrs. Jewell Barnet for a Roby reunion. Rev J. M. Bradford of Brownwood conducts a revival this week. Families travel for visits, funerals, and extended stays across Comyn and nearby towns.

Lorene Wells Port Lavaca W. J. McGinnis Jewell Barnet Roby C. T. Thompson, Jr Rotan Gerald Thompson J. M. Bradford Brownwood A. T. Hood and Sons Maud Grissom Bobby Hanson J. E. Steele Comyn Jeff Cox Shiloh Johnnie V. Cox

Sweetwater Footnotes Include Visits and Festivals

Sweetwater locals spent Sunday with relatives in Beattie and Comanche while many attended revival meetings at Elm Grove and Mt Pleasant. Families from Bible and Sidney joined FFA camps in Brownwood. others visited by Carter families from Idaho and Brownwood. The Fisher Nelson Strickland reunion closed the list of community notes.

J. D. Ripley Lon Evers Beattie Elm Grove Mt. Pleasant E. J. Vineyard Bible Nordell Lloyd Betty’ Hogan Comanche Bunk Vineyard de Leon Lem Carter Louiston Idaho T. N. Carter North Carter Ben Loftis Sam Co. Carter Dan Vineyard Sam Vineyard Billie Wood Johnson Brownwood Sidney School Horace Smith Mount Pleasant Fisher-Nelson-Strickland

Luker Discusses Government Aid In Letter To Bill

In a letter to Bill Luker R A Luker argues that government aid has bred dependency across society. He traces a century of protective laws and price controls, contends they harm production, and notes the administration extended protection to others while ignoring jobless men. He ends with a personal, humorous aside about Auntie and biscuits.

Luker Bill R. A. Luker

Mount Pleasant Revival Closes After Large Turnout

A highly successful Mount Pleasant revival ended with twenty six additions to the church including twenty by baptism and six by letter. Rev King and Rev Gordon Barrett led the preaching with Rev Lem Carter also speaking. Local families and visitors from Odessa De Leon Sweetwater Cross Roads Taylor's Chapel and Taylor area attended and visited relatives over the weekend.

King Gordon Barrett Lem Carter Walter Jones Homer Coker Odessa T. J. Jones Jack Sledge Baby Luther Sledge Sweetwater Frank Power Floyd Jones de Leon Co. D. Stovall Joan Wilkerson Tom Fagan Teslie Randall Taylor's Chapel Carson Evans Cross Roads Brantley

Grandma Steele Hurt In Fall At Home Reunion Notes

Gap Grandma Steele sustains a bruised and fractured leg after a fall while reaching to turn on a light. The piece also documents a Coker Vines reunion at Stag Creek Sunday with attendance by Jess Fagan Cox Scott families and others including Mary Hanes Alf Summers and Sam Evans. Daill Drennan Donaldson and Johnson families are listed among visitors and visits across Comanche Edna Hill Breckenridge New London and Stag Creek areas.

Steele Jess Fagan W. C. Cox Pat Scott Coker- Vines Stag Creek Sam Evans Flippo Comanche Gus Cheatham Inez Butler Floyd Knight Bob Beasley Breckenridge Henry Drennan Charlie Drennan Sunny Dillard Kelsey Clifton Donaldson Sid Johnson Edna Hill

Hearing set August 22 on Comanche oil area

The Texas Railroad Commission announced a hearing in Austin for August 22 to decide if the Comanche County oil area requires a separate future structure and to determine whether its well is produced from a separate structure or constitutes a discovery.

Comanche Austin Texas Railroadommission Comanche County

Scott Family Reunion Held in Sidney at Scott Home

The annual Scott family reunion took place August 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Newt Scott in Sidney's east section. A basket lunch was served at noon with watermelon enjoyed throughout the day. Numerous Scott and related families from Brysonville Port Arthur Dallas Blanket Okra Parmela and Camanche attended or were listed as present.

Scott J. Newt Scott Sidney Carrie Scott Jamnita Ira Melba Spence Eudy S. M. Jr Delbert Scott Mary Ruby Emitt Siney Allen Scott Virginia Mae Joe Margaret Joyce Ann Elbert Scott Elbert Jr J. D Bryan Lee Jack Edna Earl Doris Katherine Beatrice Brysonville R. C. Scott Richard Robert Port Arthur Brown W. Scott B. W. Jr Dallas Doss Kirksey Blanket Chester Clabhorn Okra R. C. Little Lucille Harper Bettyath Glen Donald Parmela Jay Tupin T. J Camanche Clyde Sibert Clyde Thompson Ervin Willie Redwine Robert Pendergrass Frank McCullough

Red Cross Thanks Donors for Flood Relief Fund

The Red Cross committee in Comanche County expresses gratitude for prompt subscriptions to the relief fund aiding the Colorado River flood district. Many families lost nearly everything and could not help themselves, and the committee will remember the community’s swift support. E. E. Anthony, Treasurer. Sam Waisman. M. Coleman, Chairman.

RED Cross Committee FLOD Comanche County Red Cross Colorado River E. E. Anthony Sam Waisman M. Coleman

Carter Reunion Held Near Proctor

Descendants of Mr and Mrs John Carter held their annual reunion near Proctor at the old home place the first Sunday in August. The day featured 42 and dominoes, short readings, and a noon basket meal. Officers elected were J W Carter president and Mrs George Harris secretary treasurer. Notable attendees included Mr and Mrs John Wilson of Proctor, Curtis Wilson and two sons of Rising Star, Murry and Mrs Murry Stone of Fort Worth, Jack Carter and Aiten Carter with daughter, Felton Carter and daughter, Lonnie Craig and R C Isham with son of Hasse, Luther McNutt and two sons of Hasse, Floyd Newby of Proctor, Mollie Newby, and George Harris with two sons and daughter, plus Melvin Whitehead of Brownwood.

John Wilson Proctor Curtis Wilson Murry Fort Worth Murry Stone Jack Carter Aiten Carter Felton Carter Lonnie Craig R. C. Isham Hasse

Brown Keel Reunion Held at Lake Eanee

The tenth Brown Keel reunion gathered in Comanche Texas at Jake Hanes Lake Eanee for swimming fishing and meals. Aunt Martha Keel could not attend. Dozens of relatives from Gustine Priddy Indian Gap Hondo De Leon Mary Neal and other towns enjoyed food and family fellowship after yearly meetings.

Lake Eanee Jake Hanes Comanche Texas Martha Keel Lawrence Brown Flossie Mae J. W., Francis Hollis Ray Gustine Paul Brewer Geo. Palmer Lindley, Wayne and Prentice Priddy Lou Head Glen Gooch James Sample Jimmy Speaker Indian Gap Ray Stinebaugh Hondo New Mexico Lillie Adams Tom Obe Kemp Mary Neal Dayne Cook Wallace Dayne Otis Baher Lee Gooch Bobbie Jean de Leon Mary Nell Flanagan

Mrs Hugh Sherrill Dies in Los Angeles

Mrs. Hugh Sherrill died in Los Angeles California on Monday. She is survived by her husband and son, a brother Dick Vernon of Gustine, two sisters Miss Margaret Vernon of Los Angeles and Mrs Sid Cunningham of Comanche. Her parents were the late Mr and Mrs George Vernon pioneers of Comanche.

Hugh Sherrill Los Angeles California Dick Vernon Gustine Margaret Vernon Sid Cunningham Comanche Sherrill George Vernon

Hoff's Best Flour 48 Lbs Ad on Comanche Route

An old advertisement promoting Hoff's Best Flour in a 48 pound bag, directed to shoppers along the Comanche route. The clipped copy emphasizes bulk purchase and route-specific availability for customers in the area.

Hoff

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