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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1938

Page

7

Pee Boat Races Set for Brownwood on Sept 5

The Southern Divisional Championship speed boat races will be held on Lake Brownwood Sunday September 5 over a full one and a quarter mile course. Ten races will feature the fastest boats with entrants from 13 states competing for more than 890 dollars in prizes. Admission to races and takeoffs will be 15 and 25 cents. Vote for Mrs E R Armstrong Tax Assessor Collector.

Brownwood Lake Brownwood Own Wood Uth

Funeral Rites Held For J N Redwine

J N Redwine born 1857 in Walker County Georgia died at his Comanche home after a short illness. Funeral services were at Undergrass Cemetery. Survived by wife N Redwine and numerous children including Willie Warren Eddie Tillman Edwine Ana McCullough Harje Redwine Bella Holland Erdie Harris Bellon Bell Odell Alta Killman and E J Beard.

J. N. Redwine Walker County Rgia Comanche Undergrass Cemetery Ternoon N. Redwine Willie Redwine Warren Dwine Eddie Redwine Tillon Edwine Ana McCullough Sidney Harje Redwine Tell Texas Bella Holland Brownwood Erdie Harris Midland Bellon Dwine Bell Odell Throckerton Alta Killman Oxlahoma City E. J. Beard Aspermont

Gustine School Opens Thursday For New Term

Gustine schools begin Thursday September 12 with registration from 9 a.m. to Friday. Four new teachers join the staff Miss Payne Miss Keith Miss White and Miss Merritt. 49 transfers are signed from Hazel Dell Energy Pettit Lamkin Cross Roads. Superintendent Miller notes strong qualifications and a favorable outlook for the coming year. Local families visit Robertson home Sunday.

Tely Io Miller Baptist Association Gustine Mary Payne Newbury Howard Payne Nadine Keith

Edwina Wilson Laid To Rest In Oakwood Cemetery

Edwina Wilson two day old daughter of Rev and Mrs A E Wilson of Comanche died in a Brownwood hospital August 11. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery August 12 with Rev T N Carter officiating, assisted by Rev D A Chisholm. Rev Wilson is pastor of the local Baptist Church. Mrs Wilson formerly Miss Corene Porter of Brownwood. A three year old sister Judith Wilson also survives.

Edwina Wilson A. Edwin Wilson Comanche Brownwood Oakwood T. N. Carter Comanche Baptist Association D. A. Chisholm Central Methodist Church Wilson

Local Social News Highlights From Borger and Nearby

Proctor Mr and Mrs Brit Loving of Borger visited Mr and Mrs R W Newman recently. Abe Colcleasure Bob Macon and R W Newman visited Jim McGuire at Hasse Sunday. Mr McGuire recently returned to a Brownwood hospital. Mr and Mrs R W Newman visited relatives at Downing and Indian Creek last week. Mr and Mrs Lewis Fulks of Newburg visited Mr and Mrs Will Holders Sunday. Miss Ruth Gray and friends from Fort Worth Lufkin and Fredericksburg toured Canada Washington and Alaska. Mr and Mrs Cecil Gray of Coleman spent Sunday with Mrs Lona Gray.

Brit Loving Borger R. W. Newman Abe Colcleasure Bob Macon Jim McGuire Hasse McGuire Brownwood Hospital Downing and Indian Creek Lewis Fulks Newburg Will Holders Ruth Gray Fort Worth Lufkin Fredericksburg Canada Washington Alaska Cecil Gray Coleman Lona Gray

Veteran recalls 53 hours in church siege by rebels

The St Paul Dispatch recounts Ernest B St Clair and fellow veterans memory of a 1900 siege at Labo Camarines Norte during the Philippine Insurrection. They endured 53 hours of rifle fire inside a stone church as 1000 insurrectos pressed the attack before rescue. Nolan earned the Medal of Honor for his actions.

St. Paul Ernest B St. Clair C. P. St. Clair D. Charles Clarke Comanche Hennepin County Thorvald M Thompson Minneapolis William Hughes Hopkins Forty-Fifth United States Volunteer Infantry Daet Camarines Norte Phillipine Islands Albert Steinhauser New Ulm Minn Labo Indeng Steinhauser Clarence E. Miller Winona Norwin Johnson Fountain Thomson Joseph Joseph, Nolan Niles Mich Felepi Plaa Allan G. Baker Washington Charles MacSweitzer Washington, D. C Nolan

Sipe Springs School Opens Monday With Six Teachers

Superintendent W. E. Heatley announces the Sipe Springs school will open Monday September 12 for a new year with six teachers on the faculty. Heatley, in his first year at Sipe Springs, previously served as superintendent at Desdemona and Robinson Springs.

Sipe Springs W. E. Heatley Heatley Desdemona Robinson Springs

Singing Convention to Meet at Brysonville

The Quartet Singing Convention meets on the second Friday night each month. The last gathering at Board Church featured strong quartet singing and class singing. The next convention will be at Brysonville on the second Friday night in September. It is not a contest but aims to encourage quartet singing nationwide. Bring class song books for additional singing.

Board Church Brysonville Coury

Stevenson Opposes Pierce Brooks In Texas Lieutenant Race

Dallas Aug. 24 Stevenson assailed his opponent in the lieutenant governor race accusing him of misrepresentation and using foreign radio to push bogus claims. State Senator Doss Hardin supported Stevenson criticizing the rival for lacking legislative knowledge and ethics.

Mitchell McLendon Dallas Coke Stevenson Stevenson Doss Hardin Limestone County Hardin W. Lee O’daniel Senate Texas Baseball League

Eight Hundred to Receive Degrees at Texas University

Approximately eight hundred students are on the tentative list of candidates for various degrees to be conferred at the summer commencement exercises of the University of Texas. The ceremony is set for Monday evening, August 29, in Austin.

Austin University of Texas

Mrs. W. T. Huggins Buried at Mercer's Gap

Last rites for 63 year old Mrs. W T Huggins were held Friday at 4 p m at Mercer's Gap with Rev Herbert Christian officiating. Interment followed in Mercer's Gap Cemetery. She died at her Zephyr home Thursday at 1 p m Born October 28 1874 in Tennessee she was a Baptist since childhood Survivors include sons G J Huggins Roswell NM W B Huggins Golthwaite J R Huggins and Joe Huggins Zephyr Mrs A O Dunlap Priddy and Mrs J R Williford Comanche nineteen grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers and three sisters.

W. T. Huggins Mercer's Gap Herbert Christian Blanket Roswell New Mexico W. B. Huggins Golthwaite J. R. Huggins Joe Huggins Zephyr A. O. Dunlap Priddy J. R. Williford Comanche

Stevenson for Lieutenant Governor Urges Voters in Cleburne

Cleburne editor C C Woodsen endorses Coke Stevenson for Lieutenant Governor urging August 27 election. He notes Stevenson's decade in the House including two terms as Speaker and asks readers to vote and persuade friends.

Coke Stevenson Kimble County House of Representatives House

Naming Counties Stirs Debate on Founder Honors

Leon County is named for Napoleon amid a claim the notion of street gas lighting was foolish. Madison County is named for the fourth U.S. president, reflecting historic naming practices.

Leon County Napoleon Madison County Jefferson County

Coke Stevenson backs Big Bend National Park plan

Coke Stevenson, candidate for lieutenant governor, led the effort to create the Big Bend National Park and says it will attract out of state tourists and boost Texas prosperity. He cites broad support after Governor elect W Lee O Daniel endorsed the project. Stevenson notes the park could surpass Yellowstone or Yosemite as a major attraction. He adds the park’s realization seems likely despite a prior veto and credits public opinion shifts.

Coke Stevenson Big Bend National Park Texas W. Lee O’daniel Big Bend Stevenson O’daniel Yellowstone Yosemite

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E. R. Armstrong Nora Robertson Beattie Ray Robertson de Leon Hugh O’brien Cotton Grove Jim Stewart Fairview J. M. Robertson Oakwood Cemetery Proctor Eden Concho County Penrose B. Metcalfe Comanche County J. P. Pettit Pettit Yours P. A. Pettit Insurrectos Pierce Brooks Texas University Virail Cash Precinct No. 1 Comanche County, Texas Hones Mercer Gap Cleburne C. C. Woodsen Cleburne Review Big Bend — National Park Merlin Stanton Elve Stanton Mrs Carl Roberts Augusteen McCay Baggett Peerless Peg Arnes Food Market
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