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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1944

Page

10

Camp Bowie Hospital Thanks Comancheans For Christmas Gifts

Camp Bowie Hospital in Texas expresses gratitude to Comanche County residents and organizations for Christmas gifts for patients. The note, dated December 27, 1943, praises the help of Mrs. Clara Slack and the Camp and Hospital Council and thanks Red Cross staff and donors for their generosity that brightened patients and staff during holidays.

Camp Bowie Hospital Education Hospital Bowie Red Cross Harold C. Hill Lucille Gilstrap

Christmas reunion brings large Steele family together

A family reunion at the Steele home over Christmas brought together many relatives from Comanche and nearby areas. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Yollie Brawley and children, plus Calista Burks Flossie Roberts and others. Christmas Eve featured a tree and program with Santa Claus by Mrs. Flossie Roberts. A noon Christmas Day dinner served about thirty one people, followed by games and crafts in the afternoon.

Tom Steele Santa Clause Flossie Roberts Steve Finley Yollie Brawley Leonard Steele Floyd Steele Floyd Brawley R. H. Cloud Calista Burks Gaylord Burks Donald Ray Betty Sue Wanda Joyce Nancy Jean J. L Kenneth Lee Tommie Gayle Velma Jean Mary Frances Ed Steele Will Steele Comanche Octa Sue Billie Joe Lola Ao Lena Rawley Harmon Dale Killeen

Christmas Visits Reported Across Local Families

Gap Fred and Kenneth Tidmore visited Britton Tidmore and family May last weekend. Pvt Wade J Milner from McCloskey General Hospital Temple spent Christmas Day at home. Carl Milner and Newt Allen of Port Worth spent Christmas here Juanita and Oleta Donaldson of Abilene visited their parents here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs W Y Owens visited in the Carl Milner and J A Rovers homes Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dillard Kelsey from Stag Creek spent Christmas at the Dopaldson home.

Fred Kenneth Tidmore Britton Tidmore Wade J. Milner McCloskey General Hospital Temple Carl Milner Newt Allen Port Worth Juanita Oleta Donaldson Abilene W. Y. Owens J. A. Rovers

Harmony Mise Visits and Local Gatherings Across Brownwood

Harmony Mise spent days with relatives including Dr Jack Wendin and Aubrey Whim in Brownwood. Visitors and families gathered at homes of T. O. Rogers Beaty Brushy Gap and Wilhelm. J A Ormsby, former speaker at Goober Cafe Norman, sold his business and plans to move to Comanche Moody's Cafe location.

Port Worth Erwin Gore Dowty Jack Wendin Cyril, Okla Aubrey Whim Brownwood Zim Rogers T. O. Rogers Ward A. W. Wilhelm Family J. F. Gober Bell County J. A. Ormsby Norman Comanche Moody's Cafe

Mail Route Carrier Changes Announced

Troy Marshall, long time carrier on Comanche Route 1, is transferred to Route 2 with L V Wilson serving Route 1. John Carpenter returns to full time work at The Comanche Chief and will be substitute on Route 2 under Marshall. Betty Sue Bowman returns from a German hospital with pneumonia treatment. Joe Lowe goes to Dallas for Army exam and is rejected.

Troy Marshall Comanche L. V. Wilson John Carpenter Marshall Betty Sue Bowman A. E. Bowman

Local family gatherings and holiday visits in Indian Creek area

Indian Creek residents hosted relatives over holidays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jerrell Coker and daughter at a 49 party with 4 tables won by Troy Williams and Herbert Lee Williams. Numerous relatives visited or stayed with Burdette, Langley, Martin, and Carmichael families in Board Church Comanche and Downing areas. Rev Eliza Moore preached locally.

N. F. Williams Rena Burdette Jerrell Coker Troy Williams Herbert Lee Williams Fd Burdette Brady York Cokes Albert Lawless Grady Harkin Elmer Day Tris Langley Floyd Culpepper Comanche Luther Rineheart The Board Church Vione Martin Luther Martin E. Y. Burdette Fiby Burdette Downing Roy Jones Roedell Fletcher Creamer My Will Burdette Felix Willian Tahnnie Mepnala H. T Williams Therman McCullouch FE. Y. Burdette D. P. Carmichael Cpl Archie Carmichael Concho Field San Angelo Jessie Reid D. F Carmichael R. FE. Dabney Perry McGlothlin

Local Church Calendar Amid Weather Closings

In the Creamer community the Ophea Cox home hosts Sunday School at 10 30 and services on the first and third Sundays at 11. Rev Eliga Moore preaches the third Sunday. The 42 Club plans a meeting with Mr and Mrs Ed Burdette on Saturday night January 8. No church services were held Sunday due to weather and road conditions. Celebrations marked the New Year.

Ophea Cox Creamer Eliga Moore Ed Burdette

Mules Sold After Mrs Miller’s Classified Ad

Mrs Miller of Carlton reports success after placing a want ad in The Chief. Five mules were sold early morning as men arrived from nearby areas to view and claim the animals, showcasing the paper’s prompt service.

Ep Miller Carlton

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