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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1942

Page

27

Revival at Pentecostal Church Near Red Gin

Revival begins Saturday night August 1 under Rev. Charlie Schafer evangelist and Bro. White. All church members and everyone invited. Committee member Mrs. Alice McAnnelly and sons visited sister Mrs. R. O. Gray. Mrs. B. F. Barnes and sons visited the Quilting Club. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Allen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nance.

Pentecostal Church Red Gin Charlie Schafer Bro. White Alice McAnnelly Chester Allen Mrs R. E. Nance

White Point Cemetery Association Formed to Raise Funds

May 2 1942 the White Point Cemetery Association organized with Doc Edwards as treasurer and Mrs J C Helm as secretary in a bid to hire labor and beautify the grounds. Many members donate one dollar. labor was secured this week cleaning used lots to improve appearance. Sem i annual meetings are set for September and May. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bert Byrd and others from Proctor Comanche and Fort Bliss Texas visits noted.

White Point Cemetery Association Doc Edwards J. C. Helm

Local residents mark Fourth of July with visits and travel

Proctor and nearby towns saw residents spent the Fourth at Glen Rose and Comanche. Visitors included Miss Eunice Smith at Brownwood and Mrs. Velma Wirdell from the Valley visiting sister Mrs. J. T. Sweeden, with several others from Proctor joining relatives in various cities. A funeral for Mrs. D. C. Johnson brought attendees from here to Waxahachie and Dublin guests visited Rev. and Mrs. Chisholm.

Rollin Colinsworth Glen Rose Eunice Smith Brownwood Velma Wirdell the Valle J. T. Sweeden John Lee Fort Worth Proctor Comanche Maud Reader D. C. Johnson Annie James Velma Sanders Dublin Donald Chisholm Waxahachie Bell Lane Gorman Mary Little Anington George Higginbotham Helen Bob Leach R. E. Anders San Antonio R. W. Newman Quinton Texas H. H. Macon Charlies Newt Guyger Camp Bowie Co. Cc. Guyger Guy Newman Glen Macon Ganado Pauline Smith Inez Hamit Wichita Falls Alonzo Kayere

Gratitude for Support After Loss in Comanche Community

The Hodges family thanks Comanche and Comanche County residents for kindness after their father and brother's death. They note encouragement, flowers, meals, and special thanks to Mr Franks for service and to Bro Isham for comforting words. Mr and Mrs T A Lane visited Wilmer Westfall family.

Comanche Comanche County Mr. Franks Bro. Isham Mother Hodges T. A. Lane Wilmer Westfall

Log Cabin Convention Set for July 26 Gathering

R F Haddox president announces the annual Log Cabin Convention will meet Sunday July 26 on Copperas Creek at the Uncle Dick Fendrick place near Beattie. In memory of Comanche County’s old settlers the gathering will last all day and all are invited to attend with basket lunches.

Bascom Giles General Land Office Austin R. F. Haddox Copperas Creek Uncle Dick Fendrick Comanche County Sam C. Carter Tom N. Carter Soda Springs

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Mrs. B. F. Barnes and Sons of Comyn Quilting Club Ed Ligon Rauhut Giles J. A. Rauhut THE Bert Byrd Miral F. Byrd George Henry C. Byrd Ted Hart Denny J. D. Hicks Fort Bliss Bill Dr. Miles NER Bob McCampbell Mrs. John Cattles of California J. Frank Weaver Monahans M. V. Skinner Newbury Etta Robertson Sherman Dallas Houston Galveston Herman Comissioner Bruner Place Beattie L. A. Woods Texas Quality Network Charles Carter Otis Brazier
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