More About Mrs. Haworth Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Haworth were held at the cemetery on Wednesday at 6 p m with Rev M S Leveridge officiating.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
8
Funeral services for Mrs. Haworth were held at the cemetery on Wednesday at 6 p m with Rev M S Leveridge officiating.
A brief ad notes real bargains available soon at the shop of B. Hamilton, jeweler, inviting customers to visit for same at once.
The Payne families of Comanche and Mount Vernon express sincere gratitude for sympathies shown after the death of Mrs. W B Payne. They thank friends for floral offerings and services rendered in Comanche and Mount Vernon.
The plan envisions a gymnasium serving Comanche County and city schools to boost athletic events and general physical education. The new facility, described as a health building by the superintendent, aims to strengthen ties between the county seat and rural districts and support the entire enrollment.
Grady Newsome and Joe Satterfield entries affect the lineup as practice starts. Players include Romeo Walker Todd Switzer Tom Clyde Marshall Garland Williams James Carter and others such as Charles Marshall Wayne Payne Jack Magness William Young Don Gray Jim Gray Joseph Johnson. Paul Little is out with a broken arm. Quinton Cauley has not yet reported. Coach Frasier is a hard worker and strong backfield prospect Quinton Cauley shows promise. Prospects for a good team are considered fair.
The county tally continues with many precincts reporting upset margins. Comanche No 1 records 149 for and 189 against while Bibb reports 4 for and 4 against. De Leon No 33 shows 84 for and 129 against. Overall totals reach 988 for and 1458 against, indicating a sweeping defeat.
Blanket Mrs. Noel Hayes and children of Olney spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Crisp. The Union Tabernacle revival closed Sunday evening under Pastor Homer T. Crimm. The group including Mr. and Mrs. B. Jones J. A. Kesler and others traveled to Detroit Michigan to buy two school buses and drove them back.
The State Highway Commission awarded a contract for grading and drainage on about 12 miles of Highway 74a in Mills County. The project, identified at Geltsiwaten line, carries a value of $146,627.
Judge H. E. Chesley of Hamilton died August 21. He was a former County Attorney and legislator, practiced law in Hamilton for years, and served as Vice President of Hamilton National Bank and director of Perry National Bank of Hamilton.
Miss Sarah Burton was elected by the Comanche Board of Education to fill the vacancy created by Miss Gaynelle Cauley. Cauley, a longtime educator, is in a Dallas hospital for treatment. Burton, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Burton of Newbury, is a Comanche High and Baylor alumna with honors, previously serving in the County Tax Collector's office.
Advertisement notes jewelry bargains and repair work at J B Hamilton Jeweler. Customer urged to call immediately for repair work before the author leaves town.
Local residents report visits from relatives traveling from Dallas Austin Los Angeles and Birmingham. Joe Wagner elected teacher at Pear Valley School near Brady. Joe Hamilton to move jewelry store to Mount Pleasant. Alma Jean Allen returns from a Dallas sanitarium and Mrs Sligh visits Lake Charles.
Texas dove hunters who planned September shooting could face arrest by U S Department of Justice agents. Don A Gilchrist of the Biological Survey warned that the federal season runs October 1 to January 15 while state officials will not enforce the federal law in September.
Mrs D L Hurt 33 of Sidney died Sunday at home. Funeral held Monday at Stagg Creek Cemetery with Rev Gorton Barrett officiating. Born War Brown County June 12 1902 she lived in Sidney most of her life. Survived by husband Louis 2 and three sisters 2 brothers. Pallbearers named W M Elliott Bud Power W G Hurt J E Hurt C L Beard D C Summers.
Comanche County records show 15 marriage licenses in June and 25 in July, with August already higher than June. Divorce demand is down, court officials note, as fall term opens with fewer applications than last year. Nearby relatives visited Mrs. J. M. Bowman.
Physicians at a German sanitarium safely removed a penny from the throat of Buneta Hendrix lad, year old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Hendrix of Van Dyke community. The child suffered no ill effects and was reported in good condition after the procedure.
Mrs Kate Nance of Hot Springs Arkansas is visiting her sister Mrs A J Blevins.
Mrs J H Williams departed Tuesday with her son Bob Willa and his family for McFarla California where she will spend a year.
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