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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1938

Page

3

Mrs Phillips and kin visit then return to Carbon

Mrs Phillips and her son, after visiting Mrs Bill Star, have returned to Carbon. Visitors over Sunday included Mr and Mrs Albert Huffman and family, Mr and Mrs Ralph Huffman, Mr and Mrs George from Wink, Mrs Detta Webb from Eastland, Jeff and son from Liano, and Mr and Mrs Virgil Toliver from Brownwood.

Phillips Bill Star Carbon Ed Huffman Albert Huffman Ralph Huffman Georgene Wink Detta Webb Ahnage Eastland Jeffa Liano Virgil Toliver Brownwood

Local families plan visits and travels this holiday season

Rev Frank Martin and family leave Glade ton Thomas for Fisher County relatives. Mr and Mrs Jess Booth and daughters return home. Mrs Ollie Randolph and family depart for Arizona. Joe Martin of Leaders visits. H Therma Sweeney and family visit home. Avery Stephenson of Fort Worth visits parents. Mr and Mrs Joe Littlejohn Jr visit Mr and Mrs J H Stephenson. Warren and family spend weekend with Daniel De.

Frank Martin Gladeton Thomas Siento Fisher County Jess Booth Ollie Randolph Arizona A. Joe Martin H. Mar

Relatives Visit Over Holidays Across Texas Towns

The passage lists numerous visitors spending the holidays with relatives in Winters, Brady, Graham, Abilene, Brownwood, Comanche, and nearby areas. Names include Rev Chester A Wilkerson Lindley H Nix W F Chenault Roy Gregory George Bolton Lee Stewart Mattie Ella Craven Neal Shaw Blanche Dabney Philo Baker Olaf Hall Thelma McCully and Jake McCully plus families in Shreveport and Jackson ville.

Chester A. Wilkerson Lindley H. Nix W. F. Chenault Lynchburg Edd Faulkner Fort Worth Virgil Curry Jacksonville T. M Curry Roy Gregory Laredo E. M. Routh George Bolton Brady John Rudder Lee Stewart Shreveport John Entriken Mattie Ella Craven Denton W. D. Hobson Harry Bettis Olney Jack Bettis Graham Bill McAlpine Abilene Neal Shaw Brownwood Blanche Dabney Comanche Joe W. Dabney Philo Baker Mattie Riley Olaf Hall Calvert Thelma McCully May Jake McCully Sonora Tom McCully

Family and church gatherings across Sweetwater area

Sweetwater residents hosted relatives from Brysonville Brownwood Mount Pleasant Fairview West Texas Oklahoma and Oklahoma Sunday church services were held locally Rev Leroy Woolsey and Mrs Hurt visited with their parents News notes include several couples and families spending Sunday with relatives and church events through the area.

Garner Lloyd Brysonville Billie Richardson Brownwood Horace C. Smith Mount Pleasant J. H. Lloyd Curtis Hartman Bible C. D. Hartman Jim Stewart Fairview Tom Cavit West Texas Charles Hammil Oklahoma Charlie Robertson Hulbert Robertson

Miller Says Garner Is Logical Man For President In 1940

Roy Miller of Corpus Christi, a Democratic leader, declares John Garner’s public service record without blot or stain and urges Texans at a Garner rally in Detroit Texas to support him for president in 1940. Miller calls Garner a matchless figure in American history. The speech emphasizes Garner’s faithful service and character as a political standard.

Detroit Texas John Garner Roy Miller Corpus Christi Garner Ser Camry

Christmas Visits Highlight Local Families

Families from multiple towns shared holidays with relatives in the community. Visitors included Lu W Hurt and family, John Burrow and children, Ira York and family, Mrs sien Hilley and baby from Alpine, Opha Cox and children, Gayle Cox, Ardell Hurt, Dale Steele and Theron Steele, Ollie Chandler and Fate Chandler, and Jack Carter with his family planning to move into the area.

Lu- W. G. Hurt Marie John Burrow Ira York D. Summers Sien Hilley Alpine B. Myne Opha Cox Brownwood Gayle Cox de Leon Arnold Hurt Dale Steele Theron Steele Levelland Alvin Steele Ollie Chandler Sidney Fate Chandler Curtis Hartman Bibb John Ferris Jack Carter Soda Springs

Christmas Dinner Entertained by Gray Family Guests

Mrs A J Gray and daughter Eunice hosted a Christmas Day noonday dinner for relatives and guests. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Wyly and daughter Jean of De Leon, Mr and Mrs Bonnie Bingham and son George Edward of McCauley, Mr and Mrs John Quill and children Bobby Jack Dorothy Jean Betty Lou Wanda Theo of Blanket, Mr and Mrs Charles N Wyly and Mr and Mrs Will Hambrick of Comanche. Butter paper available at the Chief office.

A. J. Gray Eunice Gray Harry Wyly Jean de Leon Bonnie Bingham George Edward McCauley John Quill Bobby Jack Dorothy Jean Betty Lou Wanda Theo Blanket Charles N. Wyly Will Hambrick Comanche

Early Indian Raid on Mercer Creek Narrative

An early settler Mary Logan recalls an Indian raid near Mercer Creek. With no male protectors she sent her children to a deep ravine while she guarded the back of the house. A man was shot with arrows as settlers wrapped the dead and endured a terrifying night in the cold ravine.

Logan

Umpire Bribery Alleged in Ohio Ball Game

A quoted exchange from Ohio Motorist accuses an umpire of taking fifty dollars to bias a game. The remark implies a crooked call influenced the outcome and suggests corrupt officiating in a local match.

Ohio Motorist

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