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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

6

Rain Rejuvenates Comanche County Crops and Local Trades

A quiet rural update notes a timely rain boosting crops, plus trades and moves in Comanche County. R B Pinkard sells a tele phone exchange to Uncle Bob Jackson for 90 acres near Round Mountain. Postmaster A C Wells buys Billie Brown barber shop building and plans to move the post office there. Several locals receive medical care, visits, and family news as the community reports rain, harvest talk, and ongoing social events.

Bob Jackson Round Mountain A. C. Wells Billie Brown Same H. F. Cross Lubbock E. V. Gill Len Chappell A. C. Jones Lucile M. O. Lane Comanche Joe Armstrong Gap Jane Roberts Brownwood Elder Fowler Thorp Springs Aubrey Naughty Graham

Fellowship Notes and Local Social Updates

A rain shower refreshed Fellowship Saturday afternoon drawing pride from farmers. Sunday school and preaching drew a small crowd. Residents attended singing in Newbury. Little Georgia Smith, visiting Eleanor Tinney, returned home Saturday. Several traveled to Comanche. A. A. Tate visited his father G. R. Tate and returned Saturday. Mrs. Boldebuck and Mrs. Frank Godfrey visited Mrs. Carnes. Henry Boldebuck visited Mr. Morris near Priddy. Ben Tinney and Silvester Hicks were in Comanche Monday. Mr. Layman visited G Rh Tate Sunday.

Newbury Georgia Smith Eleanor Tinney Comanche Lake Henry Boldebuck Mr. Morris Priddy Ben ‘Tinney Silvester Hicks Mr. Layman G, Rh, Tate

Local marriage and social notes from the weekend

A quiet Saturday evening wedding joined Tarney Luckle and Miss Jessia Cunningham. Attendees from the area joined singing at Newburg on Sunday and a well attended session at Mr. Gore's Sunday night. Mr. Cox Carl Cox Wonorah and Roscoe Foreman visited Comanche and Tom Hitt and Mrs Tilts visited Edna Hill.

Tarney Luckle Jessia Cunningham Newburg Mr. Gore Mr. Cox Carl Cox Wonorah Roscoe Foreman Comanche Tom Hitt

Brownwood preacher fills Baptist church with four sermons

Rev. Smith of Brownwood preached four sermons at the Baptist church during the Saturday and Sunday services. Calvin Griffith hosted a youth party Friday night. Hollis Pain of near Coman attended the events and joined in local activities.

Rev. Smith Brownwood The Baptist Church Calvin Griffith Hollis Pain Coman

Weather and farm notes reflect heavy rain and boll weevil reports

Early Monday rain lasted about four hours washing crops and delaying harvests. Corn and cotton look well while boll weevils appear in many fields. Mrs. W. G. Graham and children return from Abilene after a month with relatives and report improved health. Aaron Helenis undergoes appendicitis treatment in Gorman. operation delayed but he improves. J. J. Garrison and E. B. Vancleave travel to Comanche for a business trip. Women busy canning berries beans beets cucumbers as fruit harvest nears.

W. G. Graham W.T. Woody Abilene

Local relatives visit across towns amid birthday wishes

Mrs. Hilliard and three children visit Taft relatives, Prof. Killian spent time with parents, and Breckenridge visitors stop by the Beene family. W. D. Ripley returns home from Temple, while Vera Beene heads to Denton to begin school. Thacker family marks his 92nd birthday with a surprise dinner and gifts.

Denton Gracie Hilliard Sidney W. W. Thacker

Crane of Lamkin Visits Mrs Johnson and Family

Lamkin resident Crane visited Mrs. Johnson and her family last week, sharing time at their home and catching up on family news.

June 12 Farmers Busy Despite Rain Delays

June report notes farmers worked hard in crops but rainfall caused several days of delay. Social visits include Miss Barbara Lane with Lucy Flanagan, Rosa Flanagan and two children visiting relatives near Downing, and J. W. Moore with daughter at Tate Mall’s home. Other locals: Bertha Gressett from Suez with I. M. Gressett, J. B. Williams in Downing, Luther Williams and Cliff Flanagan at B Y P U in Mt. Pleasant, Floyd Gressett of Brownwood with Willie Gressett, J. D. Beaty family at J. R. Collins, Arthur Hendrix with parents in Cotton Grove.

Doc McNutt Luther Williams Orb Flanagan J. D. Beaty J. E. Kelley Vandyke S. A. Moore J. W. Moore Tom Johnson Sam Johnston Willie Gressett Joe Martin Elgin Gressett Suez J. H. Cottrell Fort Worth Dren Downing Tate Mall Bertha Gressett I. M. Gressett J. B. Williams Downing Community Cliff Flanagan Mt. Pleasant Floyd Gressett Brownwood J. D. Beat

Foley's Honey and Tar Aids Severe Bronchial Trouble

Mrs Red mile of Richardson Park Del says she suffered bronchial trouble for years and could not speak above a whisper before using Foley's Honey and Tar. She reports quick relief for asthma bronchitis hay fever and throat and chest trouble. Sold everywhere.

South Plains lands offered at 25 dollars per acre

J. R. Eanes & Co. advertises prime South Plains lands for sale at 25 dollars per acre with easy terms.

South Plains J. R. Eanes & Co

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