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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
7
Louise Hall was honored as bride elect at a Board Church shower Friday noon with about forty guests. The event featured games, a display of gifts, and refreshments served in the dining room.
Gap Mr and Mrs Miller Crockett Brownwood visited here many night Stonele Jim Moore of Clyde visiting his daughter Mrs M Phillips D Jones of Midland and J W Vernon of Brown visiting Mr and Mrs B Jones Mr and Mrs Jessie Chambers announce the birth of a daughter Maloy John and Britton Tidmore visit Brownwood Saturday Ruppert Cagle visiting his father Vernon at Abilene
Democrat Mr and Mrs James Carlisle of Kilgore visit J and Mrs J L Carlisle. E E Ethridge and family tie with Farr Ether ge at Trigger Mountain. Rev E T Moore fills regular appointment last weekend. His father Rev E Moore of San Antonio preaches Sunday. A revival starts July. Rev W A Watson of Dallas will preach. A late crawl at Pompey Creek reunion on July 15. Basket lunch served. Mrs Addie Henry and son of Ohmond visit JT and Mrs J L Halford Sunday. Mrs Love visits urge Sunday. Mrs G R Baskin and daughter Tillian visit Mrs M Fletcher at Mutlin.
Mrs Merlin Stanton honors bride Mrs Kermit Bustle formerly Louise Hall of Board Church community with a Friday afternoon shower. Refreshments included pecan caramel and coconut cake, pineapple and banana ice cream. Guests listed from Board Church Cross Roads Hebron Fort Worth Eastland Mission and other areas.
Mrs. Joe Hamilton and her children will spend the summer in East Texas starting Monday, enjoying family time and the warm season away from home.
A Belton Texas household advertises Thedford's Black Draught as a reliable laxative for constipation and stomach upset. Mrs. Perry Hicks endorses its usefulness for jicksness and other symptoms, noting 25 cent packages are sold.
Charles Vernon Green of Brownwood visits Dale Green, while Alden and Kenneth Raye MacDonald visit relatives in Goldthwaite. Billie Dick Barnett and Bennie Joe Harris of Hamilton visit Merida Barnett. Mr and Mrs A L MacDonald attend Primitive Baptist Association at Pottsville. Mr and Mrs Rob MacDonald at Mount Olive. Tom Holland visits relatives in East Texas. The Homeworkers Club met at Mrs Tom Holland’s home.
Miss Louise Hall became the bride of Kermit Bustle in a 9 am ceremony at the Hall home in Board Church. Rev. S J Isham officiated the ring ceremony before morning services. The couple will reside in Stephenville after August 1.
Rain fell Friday as Brooks and Macedonia hosts a Methodist revival starting Friday night in July 1949. Public invited. Local residents including Annie Knouse Doris Gibson and families visited neighbors and attended gatherings at Cross Plains Rising Star Blanket and nearby homes.
Comanche County students finished the first Tarleton College six credit hour limit this summer with Vernon Welch Reginald Pinkard Ona Robertson Will H Jones Sidney Herrell Kelley Hubert Kelley Jr Jewell Halbrooks Fay Lorene Easley and Truman Bratton named among those earning six hours. The second term runs July 15 to August 24 allowing six more hours. Registration for 1935 36 begins September 16 with plans for expanded courses lower expenses and improved facilities including a new science library dormitory unit and a P W A loan for a men’s dormitory.
Mrs L R Brightman and her grandson John Buthed have returned home after a visit in Coleman.
The first constitutional amendment on the August 24 special election ballot would authorize the Legislature to pay pensions to Texans over 65 who meet residency and conduct requirements. It permits accepting federal funds and estimates annual state costs between forty and fifty million dollars. The plan is permissive, not mandatory, with funding and program details left to future legislative action.
Joe Bailey Cheaney, longtime Howard Payne College coach, resigns to become head football coach at San Marcos State Teachers College. He joined as assistant in 1924, became head coach in 1928, and led seven seasons with five conference championships and a tie for first once.
Gib Callaway of Brownwood was a Comanche visitor Saturday, continuing a local cross-tribal social exchange.
Antiseptic deodorant powder Zeeta claims to soothe tired feet in eight minutes. Rub on feet and into shoes, then check time. if not satisfied, money back from your druggist. Sold widely by druggists and stores.
The note explains that dew development in ve hicles requires better roads and that insurance policies cover every form of risk. It advertises obtaining policies from reliable old-line companies at moderate rates and invites readers to learn more by calling phone number 357 Comanche Texas.
The notice announces Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening Service at 8:00 p.m. The pastor will give another Junior Sermonette during Bible School. Invite a friend to attend these services.
Beattie Mr and Mrs Clyde Bently have returned home to Holiday Thomas after visiting their parents. Brown and daughter with Grandmother Brown and Mrs Bert Lani of Hamlin and Mr and Mrs Claise Jones of McCauley visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Ben Stephenson and Mr and Mrs C S Horton attended a singing convention in Purnels County Sunday. Rev L S Williams will begin a ten day revival at the Methodist Tabernacle August 2.
Gustine Allan Allstio of Carson City Nevada is spending the summer here with relatives. Mr and Mrs R J Stuteville and baby of Board Church spent the weekend with his parents. Mr and Mrs Jess Odell of Nebraska are visiting relatives. The Methodist revival started here Sunday night.
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