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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
2
The Hayes reunion met on the Leon River near Uncle Bill Baggett's on the first day of August. About one hundred attended with J L Hayes nearing his 99th birthday in September. Family members from multiple towns joined in the day’s entertainments and planning for a 1935 reunion.
The family of the late W W Cunningham held their annual reunion at Newburg on Sunday. Attendees included Frank and Mary Cunningham of Fort Worth, J A Lee and family, Herbert Lee and families, and many relatives and guests from Brownwood Ardmore and Big Spring.
A revival meeting will begin at Hazel Dell Saturday night August 18. Rev W M Scott will preach and Luther Forbes will lead the music. The public is invited to attend all services.
On Saturday night before the first Sunday in September Rev W J Chambers Primitive Baptist minister will preach at the Christian Tabernacle in Gustine. Services will be held one night only and the public is invited.
Doctors have long valued measurable laxatives and regulators. the public is returning to liquid laxatives for a comfortable, adjustable dose. A properly prepared liquid laxative provides a smooth movement without immediate or after effects, with dosing tailored to the individual.
Edward A. Randolph of Comanche son of Homer Randolph is serving with the 10th Marine Regiment at Quantico Virginia the East Coast expeditionary forces headquarters. He is a Beattie High School graduate class of 1953. Bardolph joined last September at the district office 535 St Charles Street New Orleans.
The Gleaton family held its first reunion at Lake Eanes on Friday August 16 with most members present. A large dinner followed by a swim capped a family gathering, with attendees from Gustine Blake Market Longworth Anson Comanche and Sidney and visitors from Comanche. The event aims to become an annual affair with the second Friday in August chosen as the date.
Political advertisement urging voters to back Lon A. Smith for Railroad Commissioner. Claims Smith led opponent by more than 40 000 votes in the July primary.
Miss Lucille Stewart returns home from Brownwood after school. Pauline Hellums visits with Mr and Mrs Ben P. Hellums. Mrs Roy Langston of Arlington visits Mrs Ovie Langston. Mr and Mrs Ernest Walker and Dallas daughter visit relatives. Mrs A E Reece returns from the Plains. Mrs Adams of Abilene visits Mr and Mrs Oss Jones. Miss Farlene Lane visits her parents Mr and Mrs M O Lane. Mrs Lipha Lane of Santa Anna visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Wilmont Smith of Brownwood spend weekend with Oss Jones family. Castle B Ellis of Merkel visits Miss Lucille Jones. Mrs W H Stewart of Dallas and L G Stewart of Van Dyke visit Bob Stewart and family.
Advertisement invites patrons to dine at the McKenzie Hotel near the square, offering a 25 cent meals and family style service. It notes clean rooms and beds at reasonable rates with no advance notice required for dining.
The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown during John H. Harris's last illness and for floral offerings at his death and burial. Such tokens provided comfort in sorrow and they pray God's blessing upon each reader.
Local tailoring service advertises quality suits made to individual measurements located 1 to 2 blocks west of the Comanche jail.
Mrs Walter M Conlon of Forsyth Georgia testifies Cardul aided her nervous run down condition and weakness after taking six bottles. The ad claims Cardul gives strength, stops nervousness and helps in every way and offers $1 bottles at drug stores with physician consult if it does not fit.
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