Genuine Ball Lids for Canning Use
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
8
Ball Lids are metal baked enamel on both sides with genuine white rubber. Enamelled lids resist fruit and vegetable acids. Higginbothams.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smart and Zona spent the weekend in Mason with Lee Smart. Cristine Terry spent the weekend in Comanche with Sammye Lewis. Mrs. Bernice Patton and daughter Wanda visit Throckmorton for an extended stay. Ora Belle Davis visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis. Ardis and Mildred Pondexter of Dickens visit relatives here. Ruby Nell Kerley returns to Gustine. Gyle Striplin returns home from Georgetown. Charline Howell visits relatives in Fort Worth this week. The Gustine theatre has been repainted. Mildred Kelley of Baggett spends part of this week with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce White. Arvetta Barnette of Fort Worth visits Gustine Monday.
Mrs. Elo Montgomery entertained the Friday Club with a profusion of cut flowers and a salad course. High score trophies went to Mrs. Charles T. Ragland among members and Miss Dudley Hicks among guests.
Woodman the Dublin Grove Tuesday night members from that place attended the local meeting and had a class initiated. Cream and cake were served to about thirty local members. The Dublin party included Mrs. Hugh Stephens Pauline Cook Leona Stephens Mrs Lula Bradley Gertie Barbee Louise Adams Mrs L W Pettimore Mrs Troy Williford Mrs George M Setter Mrs J L Richardson Alma Glee Lettie Rackley Mrs W O Clark and Dora Stephens. Make no mistake in cutting your sick grain use good twine and save it.
Miss Ann Palmer, long time Coolidge High School teacher, spent days at home last week before leaving for Tehuacana to teach at Westminster Junior College during the summer. Walter Williams has returned home from Austin after attending the University of Texas. Kilpatrick's Hardware Store promotes Genuine Mazda Light Bulbs in stock of most sizes.
Nathan Mehaffey left Sunday for Coleman to visit Mr. and Mrs. Don Sparks, staying for a short visit with the local household.
Mrs H Burks and her daughter Mrs Park Huntington entertained out of town guests on May 29 at the Huntington home on South Main Street West. Sweet peas and daisies filled the rooms while bridge dominated the afternoon with high score trophies awarded to Mrs Jake Durham and Mrs T E Major. Second high prize went to Mrs Will Roberson and the cut prize to Mrs Vasco Lee with Mrs Johnnie Heim earning the consolation trophy.
Baggett Miss Berniece Smith spent part of last week with her sister Mrs Rob Adcock at Macksville. Edith Luker of Graham's Chapel stayed Saturday night with her aunt Mrs Lewis Carleton. Dub Houck of Proctor spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Rambo. Oral Evans of Hasse Bo La Grone and Lida Eckwell visited Miss Lucy Evans Saturday night. Rufus Carleton of Comanche spent the week end here with his father R M Carleton. Jess Hanson of Proctor visited her parents Mr and Mrs B F Moore Sunday. R L Graham and son and Roy Dale and Nelda Bess Rambo spent part of last week with Herman Graham and Edwin Graham at Dallas.
Bobby Stough, project supervisor, warns residents not to drive on or let children play on piled gravel as it delays the city street program.
The marriage of Lester Morgan of De Leon to Pauline Beck occurred at Dow on Wednesday May 26 with J. L. Isbell pastor officiating. The couple will reside in De Leon where Morgan is a night watchman for De Leon Nut Co. Mrs. Morgan is a former resident of Soda Springs in county. Plymouth Binder Twine ad copy ends the excerpt.
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