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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
6
Mr and Mrs W P Magness and Mr and Mrs W T Killingsworth visited relatives at Comancheau. Marvin and a friend from Port Worth spent the week end with his parents. Pollie Cox and family moved to Gus
Mr and Mrs Bob Beasley and Aletha Drennan of Breckenridge along with Mrs and Mrs Pat Scott departed Moning for an 8 Sour of West Texas train trip.
The message notes the presence of a niece of Mrs. A C Kilgore in the community. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Wren Hartman and the Sears Tree at the Pat Soot home as part of local living arrangements and connections.
A residence owned by W. was destroyed by a fire Sunday about 10 a.m. The location lay between Lamkin and Wilson, with witnesses noting the blaze began in the dwelling. No names of injuries were reported.
The Union in Central Life Insurance Company seeks payment. at 4 PM on December 1 1938 a sale of 86 acres part of 180 acres in Section 46 Blk 2 W G Payne Survey Comanche County Texas will occur at the County Court House in Comanche for cash to satisfy a debt. The described 86 acres lie in N E quarter of Section 46 and include details from a 1909 survey. R F Shaw substitute trustee lists the notice.
A Rutherford resident was entertained at a midweek party on Wednesday by Mrs SB Bean. He later visited his daughter Hilda Calisle at Pompey.
Local social notes report a January election of officers to be held. Various residents including B Bean travelled to Fort Worth and neighbors visited relatives in Brownwood and Comarelye. Sunday gatherings, plays, and wood cutting and quilting at Mrs. Owen's home are noted with multiple family visits.
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