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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
3
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Sidney residents gathered Friday night at Mr. and Mrs. George Caraway's home for a group singing session with Sid ney Severn leading. Susie Mae Bagley and her son returned to their Sidney home. Nearby visitors Ira Ross and son from Brownwood joined the Caraways and local families Eva Hood Lucille Johnnie Faye Guthrie and others for a singing event.
Mrs G B Stailey and daughter of Brownwood spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lewis Weaver and Mr and Mrs Jim Stailey. Gayle Hilley a UT Austin student spent the weekend with his parents. Virginia Carver visited her parents Mr and Mrs D L Hall last week. Jack Hendrix Jr with his parents Sunday here. Eargle Parker and family visited Lester Chandler Sunday. Bert Boyd and family of Abilene spent Sunday with Oss Boyd. Frank Bryant and son of Abilene spent the weekend with his father and brother.
The Energy Women’s Club met Friday with Mrs Jewel Cox for an afternoon of quilting. Doris Cates was elected president and Dixie Baskin secretary at the business session. Refreshments were served by hostess Jimmie Dean McPherson assisted by Cloda Isham to a long list of members. Local notices mention various weekend visits and social calls.
Edwin Miller of Denton visited his parents D. B. Miller and family. Mr and Mrs Guy Briley of Meridian visited her mother Mr G B Crain and family. J D Stevens spent the weekend with his parents. Leo Brandt of Denton visited his parents. Troy Randall and family John Stevens and Mrs F C Stevens visited A O Stevens and family at Gorman last week.
Union couple from Comanche entertained visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Otho McGuire from Newbury and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Lane of Board Church. L E Clawson and family from Gustine spent Sunday with Rob Steward. Hilton Burks family visited Saturday night. S J Parkman family joined Rob Steward’s household. Ory Smith’s wife joined Mrs. Parkman. Hill Cox family visited Arthur Adcock at Pettit. Glenn Keating of Mercer Creek visited Charlie Bear’s family.
Old Plainview couple Jean Rachels and Mrs. Owen Wright with their young daughter spent the weekend with J. A. Rachels. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Poole and daughter Jessie Miller of Hico visited Earl Morris and family Saturday afternoon amid other social calls.
Advertisement urges use of OCARDUS to ease painful menstruation and improve nerve tone. It claims relief of associated symptoms like sleeplessness and loss of appetite, and suggests trying Cardus to build overall strength from food, noting many women report benefits and advising medical consultation if no improvement.
Two sons of Abilene spent the week end here with relatives. Mrs. Arthur Littlefield spent part of last week at Gorman with a father who was ill. Charlie Morrow and sons Gail and Don of Desdemona visited here Saturday. Thelma Jenkins of Gorman visited relatives here Saturday. W F Foster and Deward Burk visited George Morris and John Robertson families at Comanche last Wednesday. Mary Jo Brown of Sidney and Joyce Brown of Howard Payne College spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brown.
Mrs George Black entertained Friday evening honoring Miss Christine Williams. Fred Clark long ill is reported improved. Leonard and Ray Bragg were in German Friday. Miss Alice Buckmaster returned from visit with Mrs Clarence Bryant in Ballinger. J H Bragg recently honored with birthday dinner. Relatives and Mr and Mrs Weaver of Goldthwaite attended. Miss Katherine Scott stayed Saturday with Miss Williams. Mrs John Gore of Mercer Gap visited Mrs Leonard Bragg Saturday.
A newspaper ad touts Creomulsion as a powerful remedy for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief from inflamed mucous membranes and germ-laden phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first bottle.
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