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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Herbine a vegetable medicine for headache dizziness sour stomach biliousness loss of appetite and fatigue linked to temporary constipation. It claims relief and notes a price of 60 cents per bottle from The Wm Reese Drug Co and other drug stores.
The J. W. Cunningham family express gratitude to friends and kin for help and sympathy during illness and death of their father and for years of support in his comfort and happiness. Night football started in 1904.
Misses Dora Smith and Annie Bell Sears went to Brady on a business trip. J C Smith stayed with relatives at Van Dyke. Theron Wilson from Van Dyke visits here this week. Mrs Wirdell and son Rex of McAllen visit the Sneeden family. Willie Mae Holden visited sister in Newbury. Lloyd Jones of Brownwood spent last week here. Dorothy Harbor of Comanche returns from Denton college for summer. Mr and Mrs Seahemer of Hamilton visit Kendricks. Bobbie accompanies them home. Rue and J W Pinson return to Nacogdoches. June Pinson also extends visit. Walter Dixon and Hicks Guyger families visit. P E Smith makes a Dublin trip. Hazel Gray of Rock visits Alice Lauder. Bert Carleton hosts farewell party for local youths. J W Kellum and Mack Brown of Dublin visit friends here.
Comanche residents hosted and visited relatives with trips to Jal New Mexico and Mount Pleasant. Local families moved in Willis Hasley and family and attended memorials at Taylor's Chapel. Friends gathered for visits and a party while several joined singing and family visits across the area.
Local notices report the Soda Springs singing class gathering at the school house Sunday at 8:00 p.m. Miss Faye Jones visits the Claud Jones family at Suez. Various local residents spend weekends with relatives and attend church services and Decoration Day events.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cox have been ill. Miss Irene Evans returned home from Taylor after visiting relatives. Forest Haddox and daughters spent the weekend here. John Eanes and daughter Margarette attended singing at Concord Sunday evening. Bob Beasley and children from Breckenridge visited C. E. Drennan and family part of last week. Sam Evans visited his parents Flippo in Comanche Saturday.
Macksville residents hosted visitors from Adamsville and Gustine with family gatherings. Mrs. Miriam Hawkins received a surprise birthday dinner with friends and relatives including the Adcock and Porter families. The Home Workers Club met at Lonnie Livingstone’s home with punch and cake shared among attendees.
Jess White and a Grove family member visit relatives. Ruby Lee Wilson of Briar Grove spends the weekend with Miss Ruth Lamb. Mae Brown of es is a weekend guest of Miss Ote Dell McNutt. R J Stuteville and family visit Louie Clawson in Gustine. A Lamb couple visit relatives in Brownwood. Jim Barker of Gustine visits his mother Mrs. L R Westmoreland. Electric lights started in 1678.
Cardus has proved helpful to many women facing the change of life. It increases appetite and aids digestion, promoting better transformation of food into living tissue and strengthening the whole system through improved nutrition and vitality.
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