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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1924
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs W O L Satterfield hosted the Why Nots and their husbands Wednesday evening with vases of dahlias brightening the reception. Guests included Miss Glenyth Kearby, Howard Kilpatrick, Elmo Montgomery and others as high and guest scores were noted. Kathleen Howell visited and joined a summer party with Miss Kathleen Howell and others. The Sunday school class of Mrs J L Prater met Tuesday night with about twenty five youths enjoying games punch and wafers.
Mrs Paul Williams held a Friday afternoon S4 party honoring Mrs Carroll Kingstery who leaves soon for otornde. Guests include Rosemary Bowman Trixie Fray Nettie Turner Mildred Underwood and others from Whittburg and Dallas. A later bridge party at Mrs W Metotom featured Miss Jessie Thomas high score and prizes.
For your trip or outing pick up camp stools and cots at At wood Bros located at 44c. Stock includes lightweight options and durable editions suitable for camping and outdoor use. Visit today for prices and availability.
A long list of local residents and visitors appears, detailing attendees at speeches by governor candidate W. E. Pope and W. B. Pope, travel to Colorado and Texas towns, family visits, dances, and community events across Comanche, Hamilton, Fort Worth, Dallas, and nearby locales. Notables include A. Li. McDaniel, Mrs. W. R. Slider, Barry Miller, Rev. M. K. Little, Miss Hattie Brightman, and many more as they move through summer engagements, outings, and social gatherings.
Rev J C Boyd of Comanche has spent a few days in Gatesville this week. He once served as the popular pastor of the Baptist church here and is enjoying his visit, with observers noting he looks well.
L. KE and Wilse Langston with the Langston family from Fort Worth visited their parents Mr and Mrs W Langston in Sidney this week. L. E. Langston is noted as a Comanche county boy who has achieved notable business success.
Reeves county judge Judge James F. Ross was reported seriously ill at his Pecos home last week. He is the son of D. T. Ross of Sidney and counted among the Comanche county boys who have excelled in their chosen profession.
Mr and Mrs Carl House from Stephenville visited his parents Mr and Mrs W T House and family. He returned home Sunday night while Mrs House stayed for a week long visit here.
Mrs. W. H. Lumpkin of Dallas visited last week with Mrs. J. G. Sturges and Mrs. Winnie Blatherwick. Mrs. Blatherwick and her daughter Jeanette returned home with Lumpkin on Friday and will travel to San Antonio for a several day visit.
W. F. Elkins returned from Cisco to visit his son L. F. Elkins and family and has been meeting numerous old-time friends in Comanche last week.
The Presbyterian church plans morning and evening services with a Sunday afternoon lecture at three by Dr. E House on the Scopolamine test and its criminology use, followed by a gratis Truth Serum demonstration. Dr House will also administer the drug to a prisoner. Dr Henderlite to speak on the Shorter Catechism. Educational Emergency Sunday details pray for funds.
Mrs J M Powledge and her daughter Miss Ruby from Lumpusas traveled through Comanche last Saturday on their way home. Mrs Powledge formerly lived in Comanche and has many friends and acquaintances in the town.
Whitley J. Mayfield of Indian Gap, a deaf mute, spent days with relatives in and near Comanche visiting families including S. J. Cox and P. G. Womble. A party of deaf mutes gathered Sunday in Comanche with Ruth Nabers and others from Fort Worth and Gustine.
Comanche residents report visits and travels with many relatives and friends. Names include Dan Clayton Van Duyns, Miss Katie Sherrill, Mace Rowland, Victor Bond, Leon McCarty, Judith Clarke, and W. H. Glasgow. Visitors come from Dallas, Fort Worth, Brownwood, Waco, and Clyde New York trips noted for drama study.
Mr and Mrs J T Guthrie return to their Selma Alabama home after spending a week visiting Mrs Guthries parents Mr and Mrs A B Masters in town.
The Texas Presbyterian educational drive aims to raise 1 350 000 for ten Southern Presbyterian colleges. A Dallas meeting July 15 will review pledges, with about 150 000 still needed to finish. The last city canvass ends July 6 in San Antonio.
Divorce cases disposed include Mattie Peterson and Tom Peterson granted divorce with a 12 month marriage prohibition unless they remarry. Mattie Moore restored as plaintiff. Henry Donald and Clarra Donald granted divorce. Vera Hopper and Turner Hopper divorce granted with property rights adjusted and 12 month remarriage ban. Plaintiff awarded child.
G. W. Jessup will attend the Cherokee school district reunion in rural Kansas on the twentieth of this month. He is the sole Texan on the program and will speak about Texas with data and comparisons to impress the greatness of the state. This marks the third annual reunion, with 500 to 600 former students attending last year.
August Bynum wed Miss Ruby White. S L Black with Miss Denora Star. Bruce White with Miss Gladys Ewing. Alton McCamey and Miss Lillie Belle Lane. J D Chandler and Miss Eunice Verlie Miller.
The Comanche Lions defeated the Dublin Lions 16 to 11 in a Wednesday afternoon baseball game at Dublin. It marked the Lions' third win in five games for the local club.
Local mutual aid society in Comanche County offers cheap coverage with no red tape. The Home Circle Insurance Association has paid nearly 70 death claims and uses small assessments. see secretary L. B. Russell and president J. D. Bonner for details.
A Massena New York woman, Mrs Dez Bush, reports severe side pains and fatigue improved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She urges other women to try it and share their testimonials.
Attendance topped forty as Comanche Lions Club discussed biweekly luncheons to unite members and justify the club. J P Hoff urged support for a Bend state park in San Saba county while Hill Huddleston urged Priddy road work and a road committee was appointed.
The Duncan district voted 2500 in bonds last Saturday to repair the school building and add two rooms. Consolidation with Arbor Springs places the new district's building about five miles from Comanche. Mountain Valley district also held an election last Saturday approving a ten cent tax increase to 45 cents, carried 17 to 0.
Leroy Davis son of Mr and Mrs A C Davis of Comanche posted 318 of 350 in rifle practice at Fort Bliss El Paso. Louis Nabers also of Comanche topped his squadron in pistol practice with a 90 percent score.
Comanche July Fourth baseball clash ends 11 to 7 as Comanche High School defeats the American Legion. Harvey Durham suffers an ankle injury ending the game in the eighth. Crowds enjoy a pep filled afternoon with lively play and a full lineup.
All members and especially officers of the Women s Missionary Society are urged to meet Monday at 4 PM for an hour s study of the minutes of the annual Woman s Conference Society meeting. Program includes devotional by Mrs Prater, study by Mrs J W Scurry, reading by Miss Johnnie Smoot, and song by Miss Mary Merwin.
The local high school team will meet the Lions in a baseball game at the local ball park next week. The exact date will be announced later.
Rev J D Smoot continues a meeting at Lamkin that began last Saturday night with ongoing sessions.
Mr. Pardee of Humble Oil Company conferred with Comanche city authorities on bringing gas from Sipe Springs. The discussion followed plans outlined weeks ago with a definite decision expected next week.
All parents seeking to transfer their children between school districts must file their petition with the county superintendent before August 1. The final filing date is July 31. By H. L. Gants.
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