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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
5
Sketch of the life of Mrs John Pinson of Proctor. She died in Lubbock after the death of her first husband, then married Mr Garner and later Mr Pinson on January 6, 1930.
Reynolde slated to supervise Oliver Springs year with F) listed. John Simpson former Trinity principal takes intermediate post. Loretta Allen elected primary teacher. Kilpatrick's Hardware ad touts fishing tackle and cream cans. William Ferguson of Amarillo and Austin visited his mother, Martha A. Ferguson, last Saturday.
Comanche residents welcome visitors from Fort Worth Dallas and Arlington while hosting relatives from San Angelo and San Antonio. Several moves and graduations touch area families as hosting duties, summer plans, and attendance at colleges including Howard Payne College and the University of Texas shape weekly activity with numerous siblings, parents, and friends visiting.
A respected pastor and devoted family man, Bruce Sturdy Enchant pp made a lasting impact through faith and service. Friends recall his kindness, unwavering trust in God, and tireless work for church and civic life. The community mourns a man who lived to help others and strengthen the Kingdom of God.
Announced in November, McEntire and Jake wed in Marie on a specified date. The community notes Mr Shifter and Mrs Tiasheue connected to local housekeeping efforts and state employment, with ongoing work at Comanche.
A local bridal shower was held Thursday at the Couch residence honoring Mrs Bill Norris 18. Present were Mrs Merisup and others as guests. Little Garner Couch and Grayson presented a toy wagon to the bride as refreshments of cake and punch were served.
Miss Dorothy Cauley and Harlie Neel married at the Methodist parsonage in Comanche with Rev. Charles H. Cole officiating. The couple plans a South Texas honeymoon then resale to Comanche where they live with Mrs. Etta Roberson. Both are local employees in Higginbotham’s wholesale department.
BINNER guards the seating math as staff complete canvas work at the store. The scene centers on the display and security measures during a busy shopping period.
Miss Zadie Belle Wood of Fort Worth spent the weekend at home. Frankie Mae Wood helped the Blanket Home Club to Dallas on Monday. Mr and Mrs Hilton Burks entertained the young people at a party Saturday night.
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