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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1952

Page

16

Widespread Social Visits Share News Across Counties

Abilene residents Mrs Jewel Hines Mrs Lela Hines and son Terry visited Mr and Mrs Norvel Walker linking back to Rio Grande Valley ties. Comanche’s Mrs Lilly Evans spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Walter Rice. Guests included Hubert Lusk from Dallas and Joe Wayne Ward with his parents in Oklahoma. Fort Worth’s Jack Lusk spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Sadie Lusk. Religious visits included Rev Gilbreath of Alabama preaching at the Methodist Church. Other visitors were Miss Christine Nelda Taylor Eva Bell Chapman in Sweetwater and Shirley Sue Taylor visiting Brownwood. The group also includes Bill Bartlett Fort Worth and E S Taylor family from Sweetwater traveling to Gustine and nearby.

Jewel Hines Lela Hines Terry Abilene Norvel Walker Walkers Rio Grand Valley Lilly Evans Comanche Walter Rice Hubert Lusk Dallas Joe Wayne Ward Oklahoma Wayne Ward Jack Lusk Fort Worth Sadie Lusk Bobby Fay Gilbreath Alabama Dan Clayton T. N. Walker Shirley G. B. Clark Nabors Gleaton W. H. Porter Gustine Wesley Beeson Arlington Graay Hutchins Christine and Nelda Taylor Eva Bell Chapman Sweetwater Shirley Sue Taylor Brownwood Bill Bartlett E. S. Taylor Ralph Taylor

Longtime Comanche mail carrier reflects on 44 years

T A Barnes details 1908 beginnings using horse and buggy, then 21 Chevrolets, with no wrecks in 28 years. He recalls 28 mile route, 56 miles after consolidation, and growth of parcel post. Barnes and wife Mamie Rambo, married 1913, plan a Washington trip for a delayed honeymoon.

Barnes Comanche I. L. Vaughn Dr. Vaughn Davenport Veterans J.T. Moody Comaughe Gustine Waco Tobe Greer Greer I. N. Wilcoxson Fort Worth J. F. McCarty George L. Sullivan F. J. Reese J. M. Reiger W. H. Carpenter J. C. Henderson Washington, D. C

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