Merry Christmas Greeting from H Jones Groceries
A holiday wish from H Jones Groceries thanking patrons for support and inviting continued patronage across their many lands with a seasonal greeting.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
7
A holiday wish from H Jones Groceries thanking patrons for support and inviting continued patronage across their many lands with a seasonal greeting.
Charlie L. Hendrix and Miss Isa bella Gressett were married last Saturday December 11, 1926 near Comanche. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hendrix resident near Vandyke while she is the daughter of Mrs. I. M. Gressett of near Fairview. Friends wish them a long prosperous and happy life.
Mr. and Mrs. Re. J. Luton and family returned from West Texas. Mrs. H. P. Harrie went to Knox City for Christmas with her children Mrs. Jack Parker and Delos Harris. Mrs. H. P. Kay Jr. of Brownwood visited A. D. Kay and wife. R. W. Gray visited Coleman. Misses Greenwaldt McClatchy shopped in Comanche. EB Store visited C. B. Guyger in Bangs. Rackley brothers came to spend Christmas with Tate Rackley family. Misses Pinson HowellRackley Milley arrived from John Tharleton for holidays.
The Chief has released a poetry volume by Reverend Jesse Tiner, a Hood County native now living near Van Dyke in Comanche. Ordained in August 1925 at Swan Hill, he has preached in several churches and the collection meets with popular demand among local citizens.
Miss Jeffie Thomas and Mrs. Tom Reese hosted Friday afternoon for Mrs. John D. Waring Jr. of Corpus Christi and Mrs. Pearl Dunlap of Cleburne. The decor featured Christmas motifs. High score went to Mrs. Bob Stanton and prizes went to Mrs. Ira Clemons and Mrs. Carl Green.
The Wilson Fielder class of the Baptist Sunday School hosted a Thursday night reception in the Church Sunday School Rooms to honor Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Bailey. Attendees included D. C. Bailey and Vera Mae Edmonson, with entertainment by Bailey Masters and Herman Jones.
Mar and Mrs J J Johnson and daughter Mrs Jessie Purvis and baby visited in Lamkin last Friday. Soda Springs Basket Ball boys defeated Cotton Grove 14 to 9 on Friday. Burnell Godfrey shows improvement after illness. Mrs W D Ripley’s health slowly improves. Stile McEntire visited Stephenville Sunday.
The note from C. W. Innes, state agent at 1821 San Angelo Texas, invites readers to writ for nrness on Peerless fence and claims to defy competition. Promotional text targets residents regardless of location.
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