Lamkin Miss Neville Hamilton Weekend Visit at Energy
Neville Hamilton and Miss Lamkin spent the weekend in Energy visiting friends and enjoying local events. The outing highlighted social ties and community activities.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
3
Neville Hamilton and Miss Lamkin spent the weekend in Energy visiting friends and enjoying local events. The outing highlighted social ties and community activities.
Martelle Hayes and Tom Nealy of El Paso spent part of last week with her parents Ab Denman and wife. Alma Ruth Denman accompanied them home for an extended visit. Louise Holder spends the summer with grandparents J. B. Cooper. Ethel Faulkner and children visited relatives near Gatesville. Neville Hamilton returned from Gladewater after two weeks with brother Dean Hamilton. Wayne Lawson announces the birth of a son. Doc Woods moved to Gentrys Mill where he operates the store. Hannah Laird visits brother Huey Northcutt in Fort Worth. Mae Shuey visits her parents J. J. Cantrell. Harve Turney and children return from Glen Rose vacation. Lloyd Burt visits his sister in Waco and will attend the Centennial. A B Denman entertained with a musicale Thursday night. Bobby Burks of Pharr visiting relatives here. Len Wells Dalton and Edgar Lanman of Dublin recently visited the Dalton home.
Hazel Dell hosted a Bible Students Convention last weekend with large gatherings. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J B Hillhouse and Mr and Mrs Clifford Watson of Waco. Annie Mae Wall in Hico. Mrs Truman Holiday of Austin. Ammon Turnbow back from Stephenville hospital. Miss Tiene Bryson in Comanche. and Mr and Mrs Alvie Lane of Hutto visiting relatives here.
Beattie Mr and Mrs George Keith return home from West Texas. John Moore of Colorado leaves after visiting his brother George Moore. Ben Stephenson and Jess Vaughan families visit here. Fisher Nelson reunion attended by locals. Louie Land family visits L A Ravenshire. Community attendees at Watermelon Festival in De Leon and Centennial events. Gilbert Moore and Weldon Andress with Hubert Kelley attend Centennial. Cecil Horton of Comanche visits Coy Nelson and family.
R A Slack recalls early West Texas days around Albany and Shackleford County. He brings a letter by D W Cloud who died at the Alamo and notes his wife’s grandfather John Dillard also perished there. Slack also recalls Ft Griffin, Sam Bass and the Dalton gang era, his jailer tenure in Albany, and later years in Comanche Brown County.
The family of Ruth Cunningham thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and help during her illness and death. They extend wishes for God’s blessings on all who offered support. The children.
June 30 marked the fiscal year end and July 1 brought penalties on all 1935 taxes due. Unpaid taxes incur eight percent penalty with six percent annual interest from July 1. Delinquent taxes carry fourteen and a half percent penalty plus interest. Tax officials anticipate releasing the yearly collection and delinquency report.
Mike Tipps, regarded by some as Comanche County’s top pumpkin raiser, again produced large pumpkins that drew attention. Two fruits were shown at the Chief office Saturday, each rivaling a 100 pound watermelon in size.
Mrs. J. L. Smith exhibited two extraordinarily large tomatoes eight miles south of Comanche on Democrat Star Route. One tomato weighed 15 ounces and the other 12 ounces, each near two pounds combined.
The Townsend Club met in the Court House Tuesday afternoon with A. S. Harris presiding. A statement from State Manager J. T. Newsome urged members to stay active for the Townsend program until it becomes law. The next meeting is set for Monday Sept 7 at 2 30 p m with all county members urged to attend.
Miss Florence Rainer of Fort Worth and Rea T Hoff of Comanche wed Thursday night at Magnolia Avenue Christian Church in Fort Worth. Rev J Leslie Finnell officiated at the green and white altar with Mrs Kelly playing Mendelssohn. The couple plan to reside in Comanche where Hoff works in oil.
R L Fortune former Blanket School superintendent and recent Proctor official traveled to Sedilla Missouri to join a company producing amateur school and college programs. He completed a two week training course at the firm's headquarters before starting the new post.
A big revival under Sidney M. E Church South opens Sunday at 11 am with Rev. Roy Langston of Arlington Heights Fort Worth assisting. Services follow daily at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm. All denominations invited to cooperate. George G. Smith Minister invites the public to attend.
The Corsicana Sun notes Nicaragua has balanced its budget. The piece comments on Nicaragua as a backward country, presenting a critical view within a brief opinion context.
Randolph Field in San Antonio is described as the largest air military training center in the world, reflecting its extensive facilities and historic role in aviation training.
A Sewing Club was organized in Newburg and will meet on Thursdays at the Baptist Church. The weekly gatherings invite local residents to join and learn sewing skills.
An advertisement extols Thedford's Black-Draught as fast-acting relief for constipation and sluggish feeling. Mrs Ray Mullins of Safe Arkansas claims both she and husband use it for constipation biliousness and fatigue, praising its refreshing effects. She also notes Syrup of Black-Draught children enjoy and find effective.
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