Announcement of Democratic Primary Candidates
The Chief announces the following candidates for office subject to the Democratic Primary on July 23, 1938.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1938
Page
3
The Chief announces the following candidates for office subject to the Democratic Primary on July 23, 1938.
The Proctor softball team, a fast stepping local squad, was honored with a chicken dinner at Mrs. John Lee's home on Sunday June 26. They hold a strong district record, having won 12 of 15 games, and momentum builds as mid season nears. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Lee and numerous local residents.
Friends and relatives gathered at Henry Wilkersons home near Comanche on Sunday June 12 for a surprise dinner marking his sixty seventh birthday on June 13. A basket lunch was served and a birthday cake was baked by Mrs L D Wilkerson. Participants included many named family and neighbors from Mount Pleasant Indian Creek New Hope Brownwood Rock and Comanche.
A bridal shower was hosted in honor of Mrs. T. M. Gatlin Jr. née Miss Neville Hamilton, in June.
An old health advisory urges women to assess nourishment and rest, noting a run-down feeling and nervous fatigue. It promotes Cardus as a remedy and advises consulting a physician if no benefit is seen.
Miss Gaitlin married Mr Gatlin at a June 9 service officiated by Justice Paul Davis of Gustine. The couple received over 75 presents and 58 guests signed the book. Attendees included Hazel Turney and Bob Mike, with a pink lace dress bride and orange and white refreshments. The Gatlins’ families hail from Lamkin and Gustine. a June 26 dinner at Turney home honored the couple.
Miss Neville Hamilton of Lamkin and T M Gatlin of Gustine were married in a formal ceremony. The couple’s union was celebrated with family and friends in a quiet service confirming their intended life together.
Mrs John Hart entertained the Sunshine Club Tuesday afternoon June 28 with a picnic at Hart Memorial Park on Highway No 10.
Twelve members and three visitors attended a study period marked by a bountiful feast and high enjoyment.
I T Dixon of Proctor celebrated his seventy fifth birthday on Sunday June 26 at his home with dinner for his children step children and friends. He is a retired rural letter carrier and remains active on his farm near Proctor.
Mr and Mrs Byron Grainger and their children from Shreveport arrived in Comanche in the latter part of last week to visit his father L E Grainger.
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