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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1927

Page

10

Real Estate Activity In North Comanche Area

Jack Isham closed a deal to buy a 90 acre farm owned by the L. K. Carr estate three miles north of Comanche through Waring and Eanes. Judge R. A. Luker purchased the North Comanche home from John Luker of Houston. D. C. Dingus sold 220 acres of the James Magness estate near Suez to Mark Stephenson who will move to Mauphin farm. Mrs. G. W. Hogan sold a home north of the Presbyterian church to Mrs. Belle Spain of Brownwood and 158 acres in Fellowship to the W. J. Godfrey place. J. E. Chilton bought the old W. G. Green home near Creamer, 131 acres. Joel Tupin began enlarging and repairing his Comanche filling station and bought land north of the Comanche Produce Company from Gib Callaway.

Jack Isham Waring and Eanes L. K. Carr Comanche Mr. Isham R. A. Luker North John Luker Houston D. C. Dingus James Magness Suez Mark Stephenson Mauphin Stephenson G. W. Hogan Presbyterian Church Belle Spain Brownwood Fellowship W. J. Godfrey J. E. Chilton W. G. Green Creamer Joel Tupin Comanche Produce Company Tupin Gib Callaway

Norris Sermon Draws Thousands in Fort Worth Square

A crowd estimated in the thousands gathered Tuesday night as J. Frank Norris of the First Baptist Church Fort Worth spoke from a truck on the courthouse square. The evangelistic sermon lasted over an hour and drew listenership from all around, with Dr. Forrest Maddox introducing the speaker.

J. Frank Norris First Baptist Church Fort Worth Court House Square Forrest Maddox

Plan Meeting of Association At Mount Pleasant Church

W D Jenkins moderator of the Comanche County Baptist Association announces plans for a large meeting at Mount Pleasant Church on September 1 2 and 3. He calls attention for chairmen submissions church letters to be in the Clerk’s hands and directs notices to be published. Also an industrial ad notice invites farm trading via J R Eanes Co and local lumber yard Window Glass from Higginbothams and a cafe on the East Square.

W. D. Jenkins Comanche County Baptist Association Mount Pleasant Church Varios W. D. Starkie Proctor Association D. Jenkins

Trustees Meet Largest Conference At Tabernacle

The annual Trustee Conference at the Methodist Tabernacle drew over one hundred fifty trustees plus teachers and citizens. Mayor Eanes opened, J F Redwine outlined meeting purpose, Superintendent Gantz presented score card system and school classifications, and Prof Layne from Van Dyke praised industrial training. A closing lunch followed with remarks on state aid and tuition laws. ads note local merchants and glass offerings.

Methodist Tabernacle Gantz Eanes J. F. Redwine Brysonville W. J. Fritts Layne van Dyke Industre Vo Dyke Ster Snlend Cooenebo Chamber of Commerce Bowen State’ Department Austin

Cunningham Reunions Bring Descendants To Newburg Camp

The Cunningham family reunion, honoring the late Captain and Mrs James Cunningham, met Monday and Tuesday at their Newburg area camp ground. Attendees spanned generations from infants to elders, with a cosmopolitan mix of occupations and two preacher members Emmett Cunningham and Arla Halford. A noon dinner showcased family prosperity, leaving more than twelve baskets of leftovers.

Cunningham James Cunningham Newburg Ice Emmett Cunningham Arla Halford

Sunlight Flour and Salt Bacon Advertised at Piggly Wiggly

Sunlight flour 48 pounds offered for 1.70 dollars while dry salt bacon sells for 15 cents per pound at Piggly Wiggly.

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