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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1954
Page
3
Harold Little and Mandy return a week’s spend to the establishment, with Little noting the gesture as a sign of respectful conduct and gratitude toward staff and management.
The Newburg H D Club met July 23 at the community center with President Mrs Keith Johnson presiding. Members discussed redecorating kitchens and hosting a birthday party for Newbury Home Demonstration on August 24 at the Community Center with punch and cookies served by hostesses Mrs Johnson and Mrs Henson.
Williford family members gathered at Lake Eanes Park on July 29 for the annual reunion. Four immediate members attended plus 122 relatives including 104 grandchildren and 144 great grandchildren with dozens present. Officers were elected for another year and a one day reunion was approved for next year. Attending the state pharmacy meeting were C. L. Huett and spouse.
Robert Franklin Bush 73 of Dublin died July 17 burial July 18 Proctor Cemetery born July 19 1880 Little Rock Arkansas resident of Comanche County 40 years retired farmer survived by widow Addie Bush 70 Martha Jefferson Flanagan 92 of Comanche died July 19 burial July 21 Zion Hill Cemetery born November 1891 Mississippi daughter of James and Isabel McNutt resident of Comanche County 61 years husband William Patrick Flanagan died 48 years ago at 52 District Court cases two divorces marriages recorded deeds recorded for De Leon and De Leon area including transfers and considerations plus new motor vehicle registration Hilton Burks Comanche 1954 rd Sedan.
Mr and Mrs Ory Grigsby of Odessa are back home for the weekend visiting friends and relatives.
Friends and relatives gathered at Lake Eanes Park on July 4 for the Carter family third annual reunion. Attendees included H J Carter A L Hendrix Dylan Garner H L Garner A C Jones A Jones Acton Carter T O Rogers J H Wilhelm L L McKown W R Coker Bessie Edmundson Bob Hendrix Hilton Carter S A Carter Doc Edwards Jim Rogers Neely Hicks Kirby Hicks Ira Carter Shirley J W Pate Lill Hendrix Myrtle Hendrix W T Coker C L Hendrix Dorothy Roy Loudermilk Gilbert Bob D Cloud M H Coker Bill Gressett. They enjoyed visiting and a basket and barbecue lunch and planned to meet next year at the same date and place.
Work has been contracted for the building of a fine new fence at the Concord Cemetery. Those interested in the welfare of the Concord Cemetery are urged to contact a member of the finance committee.
There will be no morning or evening worship at the First Presbyterian Church as the minister attends a ministerial conference at Mb Ranch. Sunday School will meet at the regular 10 o'clock time.
Here from Dallas Mr and Mrs Bill Meyers and daughters and Mrs Chapman visited Mr and Mrs Gus Meyers over the weekend.
Mrs Virgil Parsons and Mrs Allison Baker co hosted 14 members of the Hasse Dingler Home Demonstration Club at the Board Church Tabernacle Wednesday July 14. Dayle Reed was elected President and Pearl Palmer Vice President for the coming year. The group enjoyed an amateur hour with Doyie Reed's comical reading Courtin Sal and a Secret Pal gift exchange described as like Christmas.
Yoakum coach and Mrs Tom Clyde Marshall and their children are visiting his mother Mrs Joe Marshall and other relatives and friends in town.
San Antonio visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ted Durham and son Rusty and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Durham Jr and daughters Deanna and Sharon attended the State Pharmacy meeting during their visit.
Galveston welcomed visitors last week as Mr and Mrs John Jolink and their two sons Gray and Dirk toured the area and enjoyed local sites.
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