Fairview Teams to Play Downing in Basketball Clash
Fairview boys and girls schedule a Friday game against Downing teams next week in Sidney. Community notes record visitors, local travels, church plans, and a fatal accident at Grapevine.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
2
Fairview boys and girls schedule a Friday game against Downing teams next week in Sidney. Community notes record visitors, local travels, church plans, and a fatal accident at Grapevine.
Local items report holiday greetings and community events in Comanche County. Sunday singing continues at Mt Pleasant with Mr Bill Brown and Frank Vineyard attending from Comanche. Various residents attend dances, weddings, and family visits. the school plans a Christmas tree and entertainments.
Rev Willis Beatty preached at Fellowship Sunday as farmers work land. A large crowd attended with visitors from Suez. Mr. and Mrs. Carnes and Mrs. Cox of near Fleming spent the day with relatives. Tinneys of Newburg visited J A Tinney. E C Tinney and family joined John Gray at Priddy. Ada Roe visited Cotton Grove and others planned to attend the Comanche show next week.
Dec 1b reports several residents at Hefner's Comedians show. Rol McDiggehy and Clayton Hughes returned home Saturday from west Tennessee. Tena Harris of Wilson spent the weekend with relatives. Trooks Evans left Monday for Dallas to visit Ruth Campbell. Lowde Lee and Mrs Shipp with baby returned home. Odis Richey of Lamesa visited his family. Mr and Mrs H V King of Chowdemona visited relatives. Mrs Charlie Gugger and children moved to Bangs with husband. J P Ewing and daughter Yeffie returned from Wichita Falls. Estelle Gregory of De Leon stayed with the Hensens.
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