Local Social Notes From Comanche and Nearby Towns
Mrs. W C Garrett of San Antonio visits her parents in Comanche while Mrs. Marshall Smith and Nellie Belle Smith of Brownwood spend time with Mrs. A S Harris. A new baby boy arrives to Mr. and Mrs. John D Waring Jr. In Comanche, Mrs. Rena McDaniel of Woodward Oklahoma visits relatives. A baby daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marshall. The Hoffs return from Dallas after visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. C P St Clair and daughter Mrs. C G Whitten and baby travel to Dallas then Abi ne. Mrs. Will Payne of Waco visits here and with relatives in Dallas and Fort Worth. The Campbells and children spend a weekend in Dallas and visit Fort Worth. Mrs. H Berinstin and daughter Jennie return to Fort Worth after visiting Charlie Hoffman family. The Russells attend Major Oscar Russell’s funeral. Lyman Russell of Edinburg also here. D Chas Clarke and Mrs. Shelton of Los Angeles visit Waco. The Cozarts’ California move’s baby ill with pneumonia. Mrs. George Tate and Leve Roberson visit Stephenville. Uncle Dan Long leaves for Dallas. Jessie Purvien and her baby visit Cottonwood and Proctor. Mrs. Forrest Maddox and Mabel Fern Maddox go to Temple. Mabel Fern remains. R W H Hamilton leaves for Rio Grande Valley with Lyman Russell. visits San Antonio on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Garrett
San Antonio
R. A. McCulley
Marshall Smith
Nellie Belle Smith
Brownwood
A.S. Harris
John D. Waring, Jr
Rena McDaniel
Woodward
Comanche
Joe Marshall
Miss Bess
Ray Hoff
Dallas
C. P. St. Clair
C. G. Whitten
Staiy
Abilene
Will Payne
Waco
Hardie Slider
D. Chas. Clarke
A. J. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Fort Worth
H. Berinstin
Jennie
Charlie Hoffman
Fred Russell
Oscar Russell
Houston
Lyman Russell
Edinburg
Texas
Shelton
Los Angeles
Calif
E. C. Cozart
California
George Tate
Leve Roberson
Stephenville
Dan Long
Jessie Purvie
Calliham
Julian Johnson
Cottonhove
Proctor
Forrest Maddox
Mabel Fern
Temple
Chadwick
Maddox
Rio Grande Valley
Honored mother Avy Tate visits Dublin kin
Mrs Avy Tate and Miss Leve Roberson of Comanche visit Dublin, honoring their grandmother Grandma Roberson who will celebrate her eighty eighth birthday on January 17. Despite total blindness she quilts two per week and donates them to orphan homes across Texas. During the war she helped servicemen by supplying quilts. Maude and Leve Roberson plan a turkey dinner for their mother and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avy Tate
Leve Roberson
Dublin
Grandma” Roberson
Maude
Will Move to Snyder for New Job
Mr and Mrs Lane Moreland will move to Snyder within a couple days as Mr Moreland takes a new position. Mrs Moreland formerly Miss Constance Knutson lived in Comanche for years and will be missed by many friends. The couple has made friends here and their well wishers follow them to the new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Moreland
Snyder
Moreland
Constance Knutson
Comanche
Mr. Moreland
Tuesday Club Bridge Party Hosts Prize Winners
Mrs Walter Durham hosted the Tuesday Club at an afternoon bridge party. Three tables played for the club prize, a book of salad recipes, awarded to Miss Sarah Thomas. High score guest Mrs Bob Stanton received two handkerchiefs. Refreshments included cottage pudding, coffee and wafers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Durham
Sarah Thomas
Bob Stanton
Notes on School Work and Examinations
Final examinations were given last week as work for the second semester has started. Reports will be sent by January 21 showing half-year records. Seniors failing below 65 will be reclassified. Notices also cover recent marriages of local residents Mr Bernard Riley to Mrs May Rehm and Miss Alice Franklin to Mr J O Billman, with home and future plans. Examinations continue in Grammar and Ward Schools this week, with transfers noted for students advancing grade levels. The Supt. urges cooperation, home study, and parental support to maintain high standards and reduce delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Franklin
R. C. Franklin
Breckenridge
Comanche
J. O. Billman
Weatherford
Texas
Mr. Andrews
Grammar School
Wara
W. G. Barrett
Ray Case From Comanche Reversed and Dismissed
W. R. Ray was fined by a jury in Comanche County last year for operating a car without road numbers. The case reached the Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin, was argued last week, and the court handed down an opinion Wednesday reversing and dismissing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ray
Openia
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
A. B. Haworth
Attorney General's Department
Church of Christ invites to elder Rice preaching
Elder John M. Rice will be with the Church of Christ next Sunday January 24 to preach at 11 a m. Everyone is cordially invited to hear him. Local church notices encourage attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Rice
Elders Church OF Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riley Rehm
Supt. Barrett
Bernard Riley
May Rehm
Methodist
J. M. Wynne
Riley
Fair
Mr. Riley
Sid Riley
Mrs. Riley
Billman Franklin
Charles Woessner
Texas Company
E. H. Catlin
L. B. Russell
L. B. Russell, Jr
F. D. Russell
R. W. H. Hamilton
Ray Case
Church OF Christ
R. T. Jones
Sidney, Texas
Bettis
Gibbs
Comanche, Texas
Rome
Ota
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