Repairing a tear in a kid glove with buttonhole stitching
The advice describes mending a glove by buttonholing around a tear before drawing edges together and over-sewing the buttonhole to secure the repair. It emphasizes a neat, durable fix.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
7
The advice describes mending a glove by buttonholing around a tear before drawing edges together and over-sewing the buttonhole to secure the repair. It emphasizes a neat, durable fix.
The administrator of Sam Cash deceased in Comanche County Texas calls all debtors to settle and all creditors to present claims within the law. Appointed by Judge R. 8. McCharen on June 22 1936 the administrator lists his Comanche residence for mail and claims.
Community notes report a large Gowd at Blanket for the Fifth Sunday Singing Convention. Various locals visit relatives and attend club meetings while residents travel for visits and teachers return from Denton and Comanche.
Macksville held a series of social visits as couples and families stayed with friends and relatives. Marlin Browning and wife were with Wade Porter en route to Alpine for summer school, while Eric Adams and wife visited Earl Barnett. Louise Oakes stayed with Bunt Porter, and Nell Wyche returned from Galveston with her children. Floyd Bolton joined Tom Couch and Pauline Bolton to Seymour, and Leslie Wilson and children visited Clee Wilson at Board Church.
Among those who will receive degrees from the University of Texas next week is Miss Nathalie Nabers of Brownwood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dudley Nabers and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Nabers of Comanche. She will receive a B A degree.
Mrs. Bill Norris of Abilene spent a week with her parents in Abilene. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Adcock visited his parents. Frank Watsons daughter from Dallas visited Sunday. T. J. Tuttle and Monroe Stinet of Lawton Oklahoma were weekend visitors. Miss Leona Smith of Baggett stayed with Zona Smart. Mrs. Buster Cameron of Comanche spent a week with her parents. Fred Wells of Waco visited his in-laws. Wayne Caraway family spent Sunday with his mother. Linnie Willingham returned home from Eliasville where she taught. Bert Rose of Graham visited Gustine. Several men from Gustine, Graham, and De Leon went fishing in Old Mexico.
The Zion Hill Baptist Church hosts a Workers Conference on Wednesday June 9 1937 with a full schedule from 9 30 a m devotional led by Roger Smith through 3 00 p m adjournment including sermons devotions finance and board meetings. William Eba a World War veteran in Los Angeles has been declared dead by the government multiple times prompting a legal effort to prove he is alive.
Soda Springs and San Angelo residents visited friends in the area during a busy weekend. Local couple Lester Morgan and Miss Pauline Beck were married recently and will reside in De Leon. Miss Murrell Matthews spent the weekend with Faye Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Hood announce the birth of a son. A large number attended the funeral of Mrs. Garner Pinson at Proctor last week. Mrs. Pinson resided here for years before moving to Proctor six years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dunnam of Fort Worth visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Garner. Mrs. Riley Wilkerson and children of Buffalo visited her daughter, Mrs. Montie Johnson. Mrs. Florence Hanson went to Lubbock to attend the bedside of her mother, Mrs. John Pinson, who died from injuries in a car wreck. Mrs. J. E. Steele of Comyn and Mrs. C. D. Steele of De Leon visited Mrs. Jack Hanson Wednesday. C. T. Thompson, Sr. is visiting at Odessa. Attendees at Mrs. Pinson’s funeral and relatives visiting include Mrs. Lorene Wells and son, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boquet and son, Edd Boquet and daughter of Port Lavaca, Mr. and Mrs. Ledrew Standridge and children of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Garner and family of Lampasas, Miss Pauline Garner of Gatesville.
Sidney guests Mr and Mrs Henry Haynes and children of Sheffield visited families here. Amos Haynes and Joye Farquhar accompanied by Mr and Mrs Henry Haynes visited L A Baxter and family near Lampasas last weekend. Nora Balls of Cherokee also stayed with the Baxters. Joe Bailey Calborne of Overton and Roy Dabney attended church and La Verne Farquhar from Abilene visited the Farquhar household. F F A boys with J B Cooper and A E Boyd joined activities.
Cadet corps at John Tarleton College granted promotions to Sidney’s Mipert Steele and other Comanche County students. The actions reflect recognition within the cadet program and establish new ranks for the listed Tarletonites.
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