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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1942

Page

19

Lightfoot Appeals for Votes in Final Campaign Plea

J E Lightfoot thanks supporters before the election invites their votes for Assessor-Collector. He defends his cleaned campaign, reflects on past efforts to meet voters, and rejects negative tactics. He cites past statements about public offices belonging to the people and urges fair, assured voting for tomorrow.

Community Notes From Cotton Grove District

Cotton Grove reports Cecil Taylor was taken to German Hospital Monday for treatment. Grandma Cottrell spent last week with her son Odis Cottrell. Peanuts plantings are complete and crops look fine. The Buckmaster family and daughter from Taylor's Yapel visited John McEntire. Noah and Stella Chapman and families from Sidney visited in the community. Hilton Burks and family attended Shiloh Church Sunday. Mrs Wayne Dingus and sons visited her parents nearby.

Cecil Taylor Cottrell Odis Cottrell Henry Buckmaster Taylor Wayne Dingus

Endorsement by Rauhut Bascom Giles Highlighted

Anton Rauhut, Austin attorney and former Comanche man, endorses Rauhut Bascom Giles for re election as Land Commissioner. An advertisement carrying the endorsement appears elsewhere in this issue.

Bascom Giles Anton Rauhut Austin

Community Guests Visit Local Families and Revival Plans

Indian Creek residents host Irvin Pinkard and family from Stephenville with Regena and kin. Comanche visitors Iris Langley Vione Martin Frances Beard and Rebecca Masters visit W A Langley. Archie Carmichael of Brownwood joins D F Carmichael family. Revival starts Friday night before the first Sunday in August with Arley Bowman and children from Comanche attending Sunday School.

Irvin Pinkard Regena Stephenville B. L. Carmichael Dublin Iris Langley Vione Martin Frances Beard Rebecca Masters Comanche W. A. Langley Archie Carmichael Brownwood D. F. Carmichael Hollis Ray Burdette Gail York Arley Bowman

Bevalyn Nance Transferred to Panama Canal Zone

Pvt. Bevalyn Nance of the U S Air Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. R E Nance near Comanche, reports a transfer from Puerto Rico after 16 months to the Panama Canal Zone a place he has long wished to visit. He says he is glad to be back on solid ground and notes his 18 months in service.

R. E. Nance Comanche Pvt Wesley Bevalyn Nance U. S. Air Corps Panama Canal Zone Puerto Rico Nance State OF Texas Mills W. E. Sammy Mills County Texas Bledsoe W. E. Summy Knott Tex Rolling Rollins Davis Sar

Pierce Brooks Runs for Railroad Commissioner Unexpired Term

Pierce Brooks, pictured above, seeks the unexpired term as Railroad Commissioner. Brooks is a frequent state office candidate and consistently earns strong vote returns, though not yet a decisive win.

Pierce Brooks Brooks

Macksville Community Notes With Quilting and Visits

The Macksville Homeworkers Club met with Mrs Roy Sigmund last Thursday for afternoon piecing of quilts with twenty members present. Several families and individuals are listed visiting relatives, including Dr and Mrs Edinburg, Camp Bowie and Camp Wolters personnel, and a Baptist revival in Gustine. Activities include local social calls, travel to Fort Worth, and family gatherings across the area.

Homeworkers Club Roy Sigmund Brother Vance Siloam Lee McDonald Gorman Sidney Porter Camp Wolters Wade Porter T. J. Donald Oplin T. J Donald Orbie Johnson Martin Edinburg Tom Zack Bolton Camp Bowie Pauline Bolton Floyd Bolton Gustine Horace Applewhite Buddy Foster Big Spring Dock McDonald Less Wilson Fort Worth Charlie Barnett East Texas

Swimming Party for Local Girls Hosted by Miss Barnes

Miss Billy Jo Barnes entertained a group of girls with a swimming party last Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Marie Marshall Charlene Williams Judith Williams Thelma Gene Hasley Ruth Adell Moore Joan Jenkins and Mary Elizabeth Gray of Ozona. Corporal Godfrey is the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Godfrey of Comanche.

Billy Jo Barnes Marie Marshall Charlene Williams Judith Williams Thelma Gene Hasley Ruth Adell Moore Joan Jenkins Mary Elizabeth Gray Ozona

Pioneers and the Singing Legacy of Comanche County

A nostalgic piece recalls Comanche County's pioneer settlers arriving with songs and a long tradition of communal singing. The essay traces weekly singing classes, social ties, and cultural growth across generations, noting mobiled memories and a lasting civilizing influence. Local notices report Mary Armstrong traveling to Beeville after her sister-in-law’s death, with updates on visits between Rising Star and Camp Bowie.

Comanche County Bill Coo Comanche Old Settlers’ Association Mary Armstrong Beeville

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Howington Lightfoot J. E. Lightfoot Cotton Grove Durham Rx. Pharmacy Rauhut Indian Creek Bevalyn Nance Billy Dee McCool Corpus Christi Mrs E. H. McCool Louise Durham Lottie Jones W. A. Durham Lee Edwards Abilene Dick Stone Sam Phifer E. B Germany E. B. Germany of Dallas State Democratic Executive Committee Macksville Corporal Godfrey Ben Godfrey Wilson Straley Cowper Roy Rambo Harold Rambo Rising Star Mr. Rambo Higginbotham Ernest Ben Ben Willem Yours Cc. C. Hampton George Rollins Lowing 104Th Pump P. O de Leon, Te Geo. W. Rollins County Day Frances Smith Notary I. C Lins C. D. Bledsoe Cael Nets Iored T Frank Howington Mittee Iay
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