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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1926

Page

10

Beattie Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

July rain pleased farmers in Beattie. Claude Kelley and wife of Killeen visited family. Essie Kelley left for Knox City for vacation. Hydie Handlin hosted Friday night young folks. Edward Teague hosted Saturday night. Beulah Redece and Montie Laughlin of Cisco visited. Clare Robertson recent Pioneer worker spent Saturday night at home. Sarah Drennan, Jewell Taylor and Walter Drennan from Bibb attended a party. Several locals attended Bibb singing. big meeting begins Saturday night.

Claude Kelley Killeen Essie Kelley Knox City Hydie Handlin Edward Teague Beulah Redece Montie Laughlin Cisco Clare Robertson Pioneer

Social Visits and Family News Roundup

Claude Roberts of Lubbock visits his mother. Ina Kay enjoys vacation with home folks. Leona Hood of San Antonio visits relatives. Lucile Lee returns from the German sanitarium. Ed Gaines and family of Austin spend the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Jesse Purvis called Austin due to her sister’s illness. Ida Gaines arrives from TCU after four weeks of study. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Overton and Mrs. Mattie Moore visit Mrs. Washington. Jack Miller of San Antonio visits his sister, Mrs. Will Hughes.

Claude Roberts Lubbock Ina Kay Leona Hood San Antonio Lucile Lee Ed Gaines Austin Jesse Purvis Ida Gaines Bob Overton Mattie Moore Washington Jack Miller Will Hughes

Rainy weather lifts spirits in EIM GROVE area

Farmers express pride over a pleasant rain that fell Monday evening. Miss Thelma Hurt of Indian Creek visited Mrs. Robt. Reed. Mrs. Everett Maddox of Hamilton returned home after a stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Houck. W. H. Hurt visits with F. R. Ferris. J. W. Hurt of Indian Creek stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woolsey spent time with FE. W. Woolsey. Rev. L. Steele to preach here next Friday night.

Thelma Hurt Indian Creek Robt. Reed Everett Maddox Hamilton E. C. Houck W. H. Hurt F. R. Ferris J. W. Hurt Robert Reed J. L. Woolsey FE. W. Woolsey Rev. L. Steele

Cobb family reunion and community visits in Harmony

Harmony reports a Cobb family reunion at Tom and wife Shoemaker's home. Visitors include Florence Barclay of Comanche, Luther Rogers from Mercer's Gap, Ira Fletcher and family, Zett Edwards and family, Vernon Boyd from Newburg, Dr. and Mrs. Rutherford of Comanche, S J Huggins and family, Gaston Boykin. Threshing slowed by Monday night rain.

Cobb Tom Shoemaker Florence Barclay Comanche Georgia Boyd Luther Rogers Mercer's Gap H. B. Rogers Thresher Ira Fletcher Mercers’ Gap Zett Edwards Vernon Boyd Newburg J. J. Boers T. M. Rutherford S. J. Huggins Gaston Boykin Hugh Boyd

Local News Roundup in July Community Notes

July reports show busy farmers and social visits. Miss Jewell Taylor returns from a week with sister Mrs. J L Coney of Cisco. Mr and Mrs C E Drennan visit relatives in German Sunday. A small group attends Teague affair in Beatty Saturday. Mr and Mrs Phie Solomon in Comanche Saturday evening. Singing drew a crowd Sunday night but will pause until revival meetings finish nearby.

Jewell Taylor J. L. Coney Cisco C. E. Drennan Teague Beattie Phie Solomon Comanche

Almost Indestructible Carbon Paper Looms In Store

A Comanche Chief advertiser touts carbon paper that resists pencil marks when held to light, claiming it remains invisible after marking with a lard lead pencil. The unusual claim is presented as a customer description for sale.

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