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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1928

Page

10

Connally Addresses Crowd in Comanche Campaign Stop

Congressman Tom Connally of Marlin spoke for about ninety minutes on his U S Senate bid from the court house lawn in Comanche. He was joined by the Marlin High School Band, Cam Fanning, Baker Buie, and local supporters as they traveled to Brownwood Brady and San Angelo. He endorsed the National Democratic Platform and attacked Earle B. Mayfield’s 1922 campaign and election. Former County Judge J P Hoff introduced him.

Tom Connally Marlin United States Senate Comanche Court House Lawn Marlin High School A. B. Johnson Cam Fanning Baker Buie Mr. Connally Brownwood Brady San Angelo Earle B. Mayfield Mayfield Connally J. P. Hoff

A C Huff for Justice of Peace in Precinct 3

A C Huff of Lamkin, a Christian Church minister, is a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. 3 which includes Gus tine and Lamkin. He has lived in the county less than two years and is running without opposition.

A. C. Huff Lamkin Gustine Huff Christian Church C. L. White Gap White

Honor Honoring Mrs Meacham Bridge Party in Comanche

Mrs Armstrong Cox hosted a Wednesday bridge party honoring Mrs Paul Meacham of Turkey and former Comanche resident Miss Louise Todd. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor, roses and dahlias, prizes for high score, and mint baskets with cake and punch refreshments.

Armstrong Cox Paul Meacham Turkey Comanche Louise Todd Elizabeth Ihen Hildred Cauley

A Hard Worker or a Borrower in the Town Talk

A fragment suggests local debate over a man who borrows money while others claim he never works. A response argues he “works harder,” while another calls out the contradiction, reflecting community judgment on labor and finance.

No Marriage Plan Between Them Says Woman

He asks to marry but she declines, stating she will keep her current husband for another year. The exchange hints at unresolved domestic tension and possible social constraints on marriage.

Inmate Talks of Cash After Escape Bid

A jailed man hints at obtaining money while on the run, claiming he secured 100 dollars easily after breaking jail. The exchange reveals tension between the escapee and a companion named Jack.

Personal notices of visitors and callers across Texas towns

A string of social notes lists visitors and relatives from Abilene Dallas Eastland Rising Star Fort Worth and other cities. Names include Mrs. Ernest Rock Misses Myra Kearby Nita Donaho Miss Bess Sloan Rev R J LaPrade and families who visited or hosted in Cross Plains Eastland Brownwood Fort Worth Dallas Walnut Springs Turkish visitors in German and Fort Worth guests in Austin and Mineral Wells with several weekend or weeklong stays.

T Na Lasseter Dalla Ernest Rock Oliver West Cross Plains J. M Callie West Paul Meachum Turkey S. W. Switzer I. M. Cochran San Marcos John Mills Clemons Abilene Dwight M. Brightman Myra Kearby Nita Donaho Eastland Jim Boswell Tyler Ed Boswell Alene Kemp Evelyn Cash Walnut Springs R. J. LaPrade Grace Brightman Nellie MacKillian Mary Lee Graham Smoot Ft. Worth T. L. Parker W. M. Durham W. F. Durham Lillian J. A. Barton A. A. Elms Brownwood Bess Sloan Dallas Travis Cunningham Helen Boyce Austin Berta Goodson

Grubs for Butterfly Quip Sparks Dating Wisecrack

A humorous quip sets a playful warning about marrying a butterfly. The exchange features two speakers debating a risky life choice, highlighting a witty contrast between romance and commitment. The line implies broader caution about rushing into lasting bonds.

Married in Big Lake Hazel Wood and Doyle Gillette Wed

Hazel Wood of Mertzon and Doyle Gillette of Big Lake were married at the Big Lake Methodist parsonage on June 14. Mrs. Gillette is T. M. Wood’s daughter and a popular local figure. Doyle Gillette is described as a prosperous young business man from Reagan County. The Mertzon Star and friends send best wishes for a happy life.

Hazel Wood Mertzon Doyle Gillette Big Lake Gillette T. M. Wood Little City Regan County Mertzon Star Doyle Less Gilette Comanche

Fourth of July Outing at Narrows With Baptist Group

Twenty two youths from the Intermediate Department of the Baptist Sunday School spent the Fourth at the Narrows. Chaperones included Mr and Mrs A J Blevins Dr and Mrs Forrest Maddox Miss Callie Rose Maddox and Rennie Sullivan. Hiking exploring and swimming marked the day with a bounteous noonday spread.

the Baptist Sunday School Narrows A. J. Blevins Forrest Maddox Callie Rose Maddox Rennie Sullivan

Visiters and arrivals touch Tulsa trip and travels

W. P. Duckett and family visit Mr Duckett's brother in Tulsa. I. E. Ransome arrives Tuesday after a nine months stay in South America.

W. P. Duckett Mr. Ducket Tulsa I. E. Ransome Tuesda Sout America

Card of Thanks for Loss of Mother

We express our appreciation to all who assisted us in our sorrow for the loss of our dear mother. May God reward your kindness. All is dark within our dwelling. The Lord has taken her to the bright world above where angels sing. D. O. Reese and family, J. W. Reese and family, A. Jese family, C. R. Reese and family, G. W. Reese and family, N. Reese and family, J. D. Reese and family, W. A. Leese and family, Mrs. I. C. Govans and family, Mrs. J. G. Green are family, Mrs. L. H. Hudspath and family, Mrs. J. J. Capel and family.

D. O. Reese J. W. Reese A. J.ese C. R. Reese G. W. Reese N. Reese J. D. Reese W. A. Leese I. C. Govans J. G. Green L. H. Hudspath J. J. Capel

Bride Honored at Miscellaneous Shower in Mae Dell Home

Mrs. C. J. McCollum Mae Dell and Mrs. Rawls hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Doyle Gillete at Mrs. McCollum's home on Tuesday afternoon. Guests registered with a recipe for the bride’s book of Good Cheer. An archway decor and a winding march led to a gifts table with numerous presents. Refreshments of sandwiches and punch were served.

C. J. McCollum Mae Dell Mertzon_ Star

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Mrs. Mecham Mrs. H. A. Parker of Brother J. A. Montgomery Allen K. Grissom W. FE. Jackson Kaufman J. P. Grisham Pete Slack J. D. Slack Aper Union Wilhelm’s Bob & Rog Cpennes Wo Texas Voile and Batiste aSree Mars Gayle Atwood Mineral Welle Ek. M. Eanes Owen Wetzel Fort Worth George C. Wetzel Oxford Bermuda Lew Price
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