Minnie Bue Siats Returns Home After Visit
Mies Minnie Bue Siats of Oklahoma City has returned home after a short visit here with her cousins Mrs. Ollie Trippe and Mrs. Jennie Garrett.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1940
Page
7
Mies Minnie Bue Siats of Oklahoma City has returned home after a short visit here with her cousins Mrs. Ollie Trippe and Mrs. Jennie Garrett.
A compiled roster lists county and district leaders including superintendents, principals, and assistant superintendents across Comanche and adjoining districts. Notable entries include Dale Howard E H Boul J B Cooper J C Helm H L Miller M C Kay Ray Duren George R Willis Charles Moore Cyn Irby Roy Holiday McGee Moore E L Curb Charlie Deisher C L Mehon D A Swope Chas Skipping B B Brummett Robert Sneed Dee Burleson Walter B. Davis Royce Pope and others serving portions of Comanche Co districts.
A religious exhortation invites ex past ors and members to spend the day with Mt Pleasant Church. The speaker cites Peter and prophetic warnings, urging faithfulness amid shadows and promising light at evening time as believers seek comfort in Scripture.
Frances Williams, future bride of John Stalcup of Brownwood, was honored Friday morning with a crystal shower hosted by Mrs. C. P. St. Clair. Guests included out of town visitors from Brownwood and New York City. The event featured blue and white decor, musical numbers, a toast, and crystal gifts, with tea served afterward. An East Texas farmer annually contracts with a large packer to grow 200 acres of asparagus and ships it under a national brand.
Mrs. E. P. Holladay and her daughter Dorothy of Dallas spent this week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris.
A Comanche publication offers a semi weekly farm news sheet for one year at fifty cents per issue. The notice highlights agricultural updates and local farming topics for readers in the Comanche area.
Vet Ty ce spent the weekend with Miss Iris Langley. Several locals attended a party at the Gus Kaiser home in Indian Creek Saturday night. Miss Iris Langley has accepted a position with Mrs. Rock in Comanche.
Miss Dorothy Holden returns to Proctor after extended visit with relatives in Abilene and Munday. Miss Eunice Smith comes back from Abilene where she was employed. Families from Crane, Dublin, Throckmorton, Cisco, Blanket, Coleman and other towns visited area residents this week.
The entry notes a one year term for Chief and Gemi weekly plans priced at 91.50. It presents a combined subscription option with a fixed annual rate and no additional details on benefits or eligibility.
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