Social whirl fills Comanche week with gatherings
Miss Sybil Bush hosted forty friends for an evening of games and refreshments at the Bush home. Alice Ory led in points, as Constance Quilitch and Marion Clarke visited from out of town. Numerous hosts and guests enjoyed bridge, social events, and weekend visits across local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Bush
Roland Bush
Alice Ory
Constance Quilitch
Marion Clarke
J. D. Waring
Om Mercer
Jeffie Thomas
Maidee Williams
Louise Burks
Laura Lu Waring
Messrs
FE. S. Woodruff
George Huff
Curtis Montgomery
Robert Holloway
Coleman Gay
Santa Anna
Mary
Carolyn Reeves
Taura la Waring
Constance Knutson
Gayle Atwood
C. V. Caver
Velma Atwood
Lillian Durham
Sara Thomas
Laura Jon Waring
Helen
Marion Hall
Ivy Huddleston
Stella Dnd
Dudley Hicks
Mies Jeffie Thomas
Mize Louise Burks
Ruth Helmsley
Harold Kilpatrick
Janice
Berta Goodson
Laura Lue Waring
Mary Reeves
Austin
Trinidad, Colo
Pittsburg
Lala May Woodruff
Stillwellhome
B. P. Woodruff
Howard Kilpating
Mark Callaway
Millard Cole
Letter from E W Harris praises Comanche ties and calls for support
The Chief receives a letter from FE W Harris of Fort Worth dated July 3 1922. Harris expresses deep Comanche affiliation and asks for support for Oscar Callaway in the Comanche district race, hoping July 22 yields a large majority. He also encloses a 1 23 dollar check and notes he cannot do without the Comanche Chief religious weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Harris
Fort Worth
Texas
Comanche
Oscar Callaway
Congress
Comanche County
Big dare invites land and crop preferences for meeting
A motivational offer from H. M Madison and Geo. F. Lupton solicits readers to reveal land and crop plans and asks to request a free book. A Lost item notice states a set of Ford curtains found July 5 between Van Dyke and Comanche. owner must call Chief office to claim by paying the notice fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M Madison
Gen
F & I Agt
A. P. Ry
San Antonio
Texas
Geo .F. Lupton
van Dyke
Comanche
Courage and graft in a congress race and politics
A speaker recalls a candidate who won against Callaway while opposing mileage and faced ridicule in Washington. The piece questions honesty and courage, cites Zora Layne visiting Brownwood, and asks if Blanton would reject government funds for stationery while decrying surplus pay as graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Callaway
Washington
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Elizabeth Scurry
Hal & C.” Sewing Club
Missesam
Rita Eanes
Bridge Club
8. C. Findley
Henry Moore
J. D. Wearing
Mmes
R. H. Moore
T. R. Holmeley
Homer Marshbank
Christine Donaho
Glenrose
Pittsburghe
Lottie Paine
Alice Carter
de. Leon
Los Angeles
California
Grace Kilpatrick
iMiren ‘of
Pemphis
W.C. Reynolds
D. D. Emery
W. C. Odoin
Seymour
Jim Odom
F. EB. Adams
Clara Williams
Waco
E. P. Woodruff
Bar Association
Charles Signor
Abilene
C. P. St. Clair
Callie Rose Maddox
John Tarleton
Stephenville
J. F. Denton
Weatherford
Ida Hunter
B. I. Truitt
Mrs
Katherine Saunders
Dallas
I. M. Cochran
D. M. Simmons
Billy Scurry
R. W. Scurry
Y. L. Jones
Miss Nan
Mrs. C. P. St. Clair
Lee Signor
Gene Conway
Arrie Lloyd
de Leon
Gladys Dewitt
Joel Nabers
Mamie Franklin
G. Wells
Leon
Gustine
L. A. Gleaton
George G. Smith
American Legion
George E. Smith
Good Farm
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
H. Brady
Pea
Commerce St
Tex
Poland
C. W. Ory
Underwood
Art Square
Pate
Milas Williford
Rhode Island
March Hatch
J. D. Jackson
Gcomanche
W. F. Bennett
Yours Truly, FE. W. Harris
Bob Stanton
Zora Layne
Brownwood
Mr. Blanton
Government
Milady
Palm Beach
Higginbotham Bros. & Company
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