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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
3
Mrs. K L Ory entertained the Friday Club last Friday afternoon with three tables of bridge. High scores awarded to Mrs. Joe Hamilton among members and Mrs. A P Cox among guests. Refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Don Williams hosted eight tables of "42" Monday night at their Union community home. Attending were Mr and Mrs D P Morgan Mr and Mrs Hilton Burks Mr and Mrs Tom Estelle Robert Cox Mr and Mrs Hill Cox Miss Lucille Eva Lee and Laverne Cox Refreshments of hot chocolate and cake were served.
Harmony Burgess Fisher visited his brother Ralph Fisher in Brady last weekend. Mercer Gap residents Mr. and Mrs. T O Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. G R McKinzie spent Sunday with Z R Rogers. T M McKinzie and C W Payne families visited J L Smith. L J McAliley's group visited C A Thomas in Holcomb. Harvey Fisher and family with Fiveash of Blanket also called on relatives Sunday.
The Young Ladies Sewing Club held a lake party at Lake Eanes Monday night with a wiener roast, games, and a bonfire. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rosey Horner, Mr and Mrs Bob Carpenter, Mr and Mrs Everett White, Mr and Mrs Pete Love, Mr and Mrs Arlie Carver, Mr and Mrs Medford Wetzel, and guests Misses Nina Lou Stephens Fay Bell Dudley Kath leen Greene Ruth Rowland Cla rice Jones Harris Long Cyril Tshara and Charles Marshall.
Mrs. J. B. Stoker of Fort Worth reports that Thedford's Black-Draught and Syrup of Black-Draught help her family. Adults use it for biliousness headaches and constipation while she gives Syrup to her two young daughters ages 6 and 4. The druggist sells both forms and children like the Syrup.
Blaket Miss Evelyn Levisay shows improvement after a serious illness in Brownwood hospital. The Second quarterly Conference of the Methodist Charge met Monday evening. Mr and Mrs W F Stephens and son visited relatives Sunday at Zephyr. Miss Audie Lee Austin of Briary Grove spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs L F Bird of Pontotoc visit their daughter Maurine. Miss Cleo Bird Margaret Jevisay and Charlotte Switzer of Howard Payne College spent the weekend here. Mrs Oscar Sides was taken back to Brownwood hospital Monday for treatment. The boys basketball team attended the county tourney at Brownwood last week.
Mercer Gap shows a steady round of visits with families from Brownwood Bethel Zephyr Harmony and Harmony again. Mr and Mrs J E Gore host relatives while T M McKinzie G R McKinzie and Curtis McKinzie join in Sunday gatherings. Luciell Priest returns from Zephyr after a two week visit with G R McKinzie.
A new booklet explains how to secure a first well paying business position through Draughon Training and Employment Department programs. It outlines a proven plan to capitalize on education and growing opportunities in business. A free postcard copy is available from Draughon’s Texas colleges in Dallas, Wichita Falls, Abilene, or Lubbock.
The Pettit School announces its honor roll listing students by grade. First graders include J L Cox Rec tor Bean Wanda Ross Frankie Gene Keeter Norma Faye McNew. Second graders Erma Lee McPherson Bettie Jo Lane. Third Frances Cox Robbie Perkins. Fourth Velda Jean Bur dette Rubine Taber Doreatha Medford. Sixth Nina Belle May Nancy Ann Long Pete White Louise Taber. Ninth Lorraine Bear Tenth Bonita Swann.
Mrs. J. F. Graham returned from Austin where she visited her son Phillip who recently had an appendectomy. Mrs. L. F. Elkins came back Tuesday from Cisco where she had been with her daughter Mrs. H. B. Allen for several weeks.
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