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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
3
A Democratic Party sample ballot lists numerous statewide and local offices from governor to precinct chairs. Names include AN Moody, Ferguon, Allred, Garret, Humphries, Bolin, Terrell, Speer, Pierson, Renfro, and many county posts across multiple counties such as Williamson, Bell, Harris, Dallas, and Travis.
Epworth League members gathered Sunday in Will Huff’s pasture for a hearty supper with watermelons and fruit followed by a church program featuring a duet by Luke Springstead and Mrs. Fox. A League boy spoke after a conversion. Visits included Mrs. Holloway of Topeka and Mrs. A I Love of Bayrs.
July rain brought pride to Soda Springs residents as farmers noted good showers. Local residents report visits and health concerns with kin in De Leon, Fairview, and Beattie while many attendings events and oil field work are mentioned, including Mrs. J. H. Lloyd and Mrs. Farr Carrigan.
Brownwood resident F A Bourland spent Wednesday with J H McEntire. Comanche guests T R Randall family visited Willie Glasgow. Fleming and Comanche couples visited John McEntire. Godfrey family and Llano fishing trip with Oran Johnson. Bibb Sam Carter guests stayed over. Carter family hosted visitors from Bible and Fleming. Stile McEntire visited cousins Bain in Fleming.
The July rain improved the watermelon and sweet potato outlook for the neighborhood. Comanche visitors and locals share news of crop marketing arrangements with Wilson Strong moving to Brownwood and Earl Nabers from Dallas visiting kin. Other residents include Troy Samuels and a note on Moody's Market ham sandwiches.
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