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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1925

Page

5

Social Highlights From The Story Club And Social Events

The Story Club met Thursday with papers on National vitality and health in schools. Miss Graham wrote a Sunday pageant for the Methodist church event directed by Miss Graham and Mrs. Smoot. Lionel Slider hosted a New Year square dance with a four piece string band. A tea on Dartmouth Avenue honored Frances Higginbotham and other guests, with eighty attendees from the college set.

Story Club W. H. Carpenter Wogus R. K. Shelton County Federations of Clubs Gustine Lionel Slider Matt Sherrill Henry D. Lindsley, Jr Dartmouth Avenue Frances Higginbothal Smith College George Pendergast Martha Pew Cornelius Lombardi Adele Volk R. W. Higginbotham Ruth Lindsley Pinta Huff Winifred Baker Maidee Williams Comanche Higginbotham Mmes. Paschall Dreibelbis W. J. Lang S. Boggess Yerby Chambers

Songs Stories and Talks At P T A Meet

The Parent Teacher Association met Thursday at the west ward school with Mrs. J E Chilton presiding. A program featured a first grade story supervised by Miss Berta Kelly, two songs from Miss Merwins music class, and addresses by Rev G F Henderlite and Mrs W G Dingus stressing school music and funding needs. Superintendent Speed urged property tax valuation increases to fund schools. The association offers a book to the room with the largest parent attendance, this month shared by Mrs Lovelace east ward, Mrs Chilton west ward, and Mrs Palmer grammar. The next meeting is set for February 2 at the high school.

West Ward J. E. Chilton Berta Kelly Lovelace Chilton Palmer

Missionary Society Program At Methodist Church Sunday

The Woman's Missionary Society will lead the evening service Sunday at 7 30. The program includes songs The Morning Light is Breaking From Greenland's Mountains and Work for the Night is Coming a Christus Victor pageant directed by Miss Graham and Rev H B Thompson installing officers with Dona Saye and Rev H B Thompson presenting sections.

Methodist Chuch Woman's Missionary Society Miss Graham Smoot Miss . Graham Ction H. B. Thompson

Notice to Those Desiring to Be Notaries Public

County Clerk J W Littlejohn requests all those desiring to be appointed notaries public to file their names with him at once.

J. W. Littlejohn

Personal Notices From Comanche Area Residents

A long list of local residents make short trips visit relatives and friends in Fort Worth Dallas Cisco De Leon Dublin Stephenville and other nearby towns. Attendees include E L Thompson D Chas Clarke and James W Clarke Higginbotham Bros staff Harold Kilpatrick Miss Gertie McCaubis and many others visiting family attending events or traveling for conferences and holidays.

E. L. Thompson Fort Worth D. Chas, Clarke Higginbotham Bros. & Co James W. Clarke Higginbotham Harold Kilpatrick Dallas Gertie McCaubis Cisco L. L. Lamb Kate Turner de Leon Lottie Dollie Paine Gertrude McNeill Dublin J. C. McNeill R. R. McGlasson Rosebud Emma Garrett May W. C. Garrett J. B. Edwards Abilene Mr. Edwards Jack Phifer J. A. Barton Stephenville John Tarleton College Mary Lou Bassel Berkeley California W. A. Shelton Bassel Texas Los Angeles Ferro Williams Louise Shelton C. Hampton Ruth Garner Breckenridge D. T. Wallace J. M. Vaughan Iredell Dunlap G. M. Scott Morgan J. E Howard Douglass Arizona Comanche J. E. Miller Joe Hunter San Angelo Agnes Hammon Bart Johnson Jennie Garrett Ollie Tripp Ellis Santa Anna Tripp Austin Ray Logan Georgetown W. W. Kilpatrick Grace Kilpatrick W. Kilpatrick Howard Kilpatrick Stillwell Oklahoma Woodruff W. C. Odom Stephenvill Miss Ruth Finley Hurlbut Brownwood Hurlbut Callie Rose Maddox Ruth Kilpatrick Canyon Lucile Bruton Waco J. H. Griffin Plainview C. E. Lowe T. P. Hudson Dick Farrier L. T. Price J. Lewis Mountain View I. T. Kesler Lamesa R. A. Allen Jack Wright W. H. Stephens J. D. Couch F. W Coleman Preston Couch J. C. Sturgis E. J. Jernigan R. W. Conch Newbury W. J. Burdett Creamer R. K. Shelton James Clarke Jennie Bernstien Chas. Hoffman Leo Hoffman Mona Roark Ruth Odom J. P. Kearby W. C. Sturgis T. BB. Stark Mrs. Brandon Ranger Jim Helmsley I. Sadler Gustine H. Burks Burks J. N

National Trio Delights At Lyceum Night

A Lyceum program at the high school auditorium Monday evening featured the National Trio. Two sketches by Elias Day of the Arts Conservatory of Chicago were well interpreted by the trio, with music and readings praised for charm and appeal.

Lyceum National Elias Day Arts Conservatory of Chicago

Operating Tractor Demonstration Farm Shows Profit for 1924

Mackey Motor Company presented figures from a 70 acre Comanche farm rented near the city, planted to cotton. Seventeen bales weighing about 500 pounds each sold at 23.15 a pound plus seed brought in 2266.48. Total expenses for labor fuel planting ginning rent and other costs totaled 1539.66, yielding a net profit of 726.82 from the 1924 crop. The field was operated without horse labor, drawing farmer interest.

P. K. Mackey Mackey Motor Company Mackey Motor Tractor Ford Motor Company Fordson Comanche G. A. Bruton

Comanche County Tops State in Farm Bureau Gain

Comanche County leads Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association in membership and baleage growth, with membership rising from 120 to 560 and baleage from 378 to 3,100 bales. Franks County also shows strong gains, with membership up from 60 to 140 and baleage from 65 to 411 bales.

Comanche County Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association Dallas N. H. Payne Association For Comanche Krath L Mr. Payne Farm Bureau Association Fran Payne

Commanding Officer Invites Rangers to 125th Reunion in Ranger

Meridian Texas January 1 1925 letter from W N Green Major and Ruby Green secretary extends New Year greetings to Texas Hy Rangers Association members announcing the 125 reunion to be held in Ranger Texas August 12 to 14 with call for broad attendance from North Texas Oklahoma and beyond. The note recalls past meetings and urges preserving pioneer memories as attendees gather in Ranger Eastland County. Also mentions hens loading and paying 16 cents a pound by Norrid and Prater.

Meridian Texas Texas Hy-Rangers Association Langer Oklahoma Chamber of Commerce of Ranger Eastland County Menard W. N. Green Ruby Green

Gustine Banker J L White Resigns for Dublin Move

Jas L White of Gustine leaves the Guaranty State Bank to join its Dublin branch after three years of building the local bank. He served as mayor, school board secretary, and superintendent of the Methodist church, and helped found the community fair. His departure prompts promotions for H G Livingston and Cleburne Willingham, with W J Wyche among new stockholders.

Gustine Tribune the Tribune J. L. White Dublin White Gustine Guaranty State Bank Farmers and Merchants State Bank Methodist Church Messrs W. J. Wyche Sid White H. G. Livingston Mr. White Livingston Cleburne Willingham Cleburne

San Jacinto Battleground Growing Popular Tourist Spot

Austin dispatch notes the San Jacinto battleground near Houston drawing national interest as Andrew Jackson Houston oversees the park. His daughters live nearby, and the site offers outdoor camping facilities attracting visitors this time of year.

Austin Texas San Jacinto Battleground Houston R. B. Walthall Board of Control Battle Ground Andrew Jackson Houston Sam Houston United States Mr. Walthall

W A Pate Announces Candidacy for City Marshal

W A Pate announces he is a candidate for city marshal in the upcoming election. He has served as night watchman in Comanche for twenty eight months and is a well known local resident.

W. A Andrew) Pate Comanche Gomanche

State acts to curb European fowl pest in Texas

Fort Worth Texas Jan 2 Preventive measures to check spread of the European fowl pest were announced by Dr Sean G Cloud Fort Worth state veterinarian The disease infects chickens turkeys and geese and may affect wild birds with high mortality in flocks Prompt destruction of infected fowls cleansing of premises and veterinary diagnosis are advised Embargoes on interstate poultry movements and notification to the livestock sanitary commission Fort Worth are in place to control the outbreak.

Fort Worth Texas Sean G. Cloud Middle West United States Livestock Sanitary Commission Cloud Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas

Two Latin Clubs Are Organized

Mrs W G Dingus of Comanche High School forms two Latin clubs for different grade levels. The younger group names itself the Rara Avis Club with Minnie Dingus as president and Jack Burks as secretary. the upper group has officers Hildred Canley president George G Smith secretary and Catherine Clarke treasurer. Both clubs plan a glee club to sing Latin songs and a Roman feast with study of Roman mythology.

W. G. Dingus Comanche High School Rara Avis Club Minnie Dingus Jack Burks Mabel Dillard Hildred Canley George G. Smith Catherine Clarke

Gustine to Adopt Budget Financing for Church Work

Gustine in Comanche county plans a new year with the Baptist church budgeting system. Rev. Walter Scott returns as pastor and the church reports good condition and progress. Local market notes indicate hens at 16 cents a pound on Saturday and Monday January 10 and 12.

Central Messenger Brownwood Gustine Comanche County Baptist Church Walter Scott Gustine Church

Pastors and Workers Conference Program

The program outlines a Baptist meeting schedule with devotionals, campaigns, enlistment and recruiting talks, sermons by S. D. Hart, dinner on the ground, an address by Dr. E Godbold of Howard Payne College, a talk on the woman’s role in kingdom building, and an 3 20 adjournment.

Strother Walter Scott D. Hart E. Godbold Howard Payne College Kingdom Building B. W. Speed

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Daisy Greenwade Dallas News P. T. A. Meet Janice Goodson Southwestern University S. EF. Sanford Astoria Oregon Grady Hutchison Pioneer J. H. Huff Grady McDonald Sherwood McDonald Grove’s Farm Bureau Texas Rangers Norrid & Prater Jas. L. White W. A. Pate Pastors and Workers South Leon Newburg Tin
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