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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1937
Page
7
A large gathering at Lake Eanes featured numerous Williams families and relatives from multiple towns including Comanche Gustine Paducah and Vivian La. The event list names dozens of attendees and their connections while a closing quote by H Mann laments jail and prison precedents as a reflection on education.
Adron McNutt left Sunday to visit her children. Dorothy Perry of San Antonio visited Mr. and Mrs. Bu and Faye Williford. Mamie Dunn and daughter from Stephenville, plus Mr. and Mrs. Edd Dunn and children, spent Sunday with A. D. Dunn. Mommie McNutt of Gatesville visited her parents over the weekend. W. Taylor of Morton visits Co. C. Craig and family. Mrs. Curtis Perry of San Antonio spent the weekend with relatives. Bessie Cunningham and family moved to Salt Lake City Utah. Finn Dunn returned home Monday after a visit in Fort Worth and Oklahoma. H. Donaho of Comanche spent Sunday with his mother. H. L. Donaho and Mrs. F. E. Henry spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huffman and children of Crane visited Sunday. Mrs. Edman returned home.
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Smart of Comanche were held Sunday at 4 p.m. in Cox Cemetery near Sidney. She died Saturday in a Brownwood hospital after a ten day illness. She was born May 3, 1914 in Roswell New Mexico. Survivors include her mother Hattie Bjorn three children Wayne Louise Mimma Pearl a brother David Bjorn two sisters Mary Delaney Alma Snow and half-brother J L Ludquiste.
Sarah Blanchard, born November 12, 1863 in Nacogdoches Texas, died in Pineville Louisiana. Funeral attended by Walter Barrett and A D Pettit relatives, with services at St. James Episcopal conducted by Rev W S Clack. Interment followed in Papides Cemetery Pineville.
Report notes that many women using CAR, a medicine, say it improves appetite and digestion, increasing strength from better nutrition. It also suggests reduced discomfort during monthly periods.
The annual Neel family reunion was held August 5 at Lake Eanes. Six of ten siblings attended, including Mrs. Bell Allison and family, Leonard Wiley and family of Woodson, Joe B. Neel, Mrs. Fannie Barrett, Earl McDonald and son of Big Spring, Mrs. Ruth Jones and daughter of Fort Worth, and several McDonalds and Neels from Gus tine Cross Plains and Houston. J. C. Wilkerson and family spent Sunday at Glen Rose.
A short aphorism attributed to Tryon Ed warns that sound teaching sustains integrity and resists deception, urging disciplined study to fill the mind with truth rather than tares. The quotation emphasizes the value of early instruction in shaping discernment and avoiding error.
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