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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1940

Page

8

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

A large crowd attended the Workers' audience on Wednesday. Mr. and Clyde Smith of Tsville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Trimble and with Mrs. Jack O'Dell and others in Comanche over the weekend. The Women's Club, led by Mrs. Vera Howell, spent the afternoon quilting and sewing with forty-one children present. Visitors included Mrs. Wid Spivey and Mrs. Phipps of Comanche. Rev. Walter Scott preached at the Baptist Church, and a homecoming is planned at Energy Methodist Church on the fifth Sunday.

Autience Wid Spivey Phipps Comanche Dora Boydston Garland Cox Tulsa Klahoma Walter Scott Brownwood T He Energy Methodist Church

Sunday Visits and Family Guests Highlight Local Roundup

Miss Jo Roberson visited Wanda Well and Genevieve Falkner on Sunday. Ida Beth Grigsby of Van Dyke visited her sister with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Falkner. Clenna Faye Looney called on Wilma Faye Richerson. Mat Hayes and Ollie Falkner traveled to Comanche on business. Dale McCoy of Shiloh visited Wr. and Mrs. Luther Region and family. Guests at the Falkner home included several families from Van Dyke and Carlton, plus Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grigsby and daughters Ruth and Ida Beth, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Foreman with son Leon.

Jo Roberson Wanda Well Genevieve Falkner Ida Beth Grigsby van Dyke Glen Falkner Clenna Faye Looney Wilma Faye Richerson Mat Hayes Ollie Falkner Comanche Dale McCoy Shiloh Luther G. O. Falkner Walter Grigsby

Local social notes recount visits and family gathers

Lily visits Royce Box of Dublin in tents. Dan Harding and family of Rucker spend Sunday with sister Mrs. Jack Braswell. Mrs. Ruby Braswell's aunt Mrs. Griffis of Desdemona visits Sunday. Kenneth Baggett and Ackerly visit relatives. Guy Briley of Meridian spends Monday night with Mrs. Crain. Paul Neel and relatives visit in Hico. Paul Hampton and daughter Gayle of Fort Worth guests. Coda Micoiselle Morris returns to Waxahachie after two weeks. Hull school teachers visit with Carmichael family. Artie Lynn Stevens attends grandfather funeral.

Livered Dan Harding Rucker Jack Braswell Ruby Braswell Mrs. Griffis Desdemona Carlton Grange” Stevens Kenneth Baggett Ackerly Guy Briley Meridian G. B. Crain Paul Neel Hico Paul Hampton Gayle Fort Worth Coda Micoiselle Morris Waxahachie Hull M. D. Carmichael Artie Lynn Stevens Ouljim

Harmony Thomas at Veterans Camp Near Brownwood

Harmony Carl Thomas of the Veterans Camp at Brownwood has spent the past four months in the Government Hospital in San Antonio and spent the weekend with family and friends. The article lists various local visits and social gatherings across Mercer Creek, Comanche, Sidney, Petit, Mercer Gap, and Holroyd areas.

Carl Thomas Brownwood Santonio O. B. Phil Lips Wnemies Sidney Goodwill Club Jay Hilley Oscar Lowery Pearl Phipps Wid Spivey Comanche Dan Clayton Sam Robertson Mercer Creek R. W. Pate Mary Ellen T. A. McDonald Petit Lucille Phillips Grady Peters Mercer Gap Neal Crozier O. B. Phillips Katherine Wetzel Dorothy Lee McAliley Phillip McAliley C. A. Thomas Hol

Weather notes and social visits mention Abilene trip

Heavy rain and some hail fell here Friday night. Miss Lola Belle McGlothlin visits Abilene. Local attendees joined a singing at White Point. Miss Katherine Wetzel of Comanche spent the weekend with Miss Louise Phillips.

Lola Belle McGlothlin Abilene White Point Katherine Wetzel Comanche Louise Phillips

A Gentle Laxative for Children Promoted

An advertisement touts Syrup of Black-Draught as a tasty laxative for children. It claims the same principal ingredient as the famous Black-Draught, helps tone lazy bowels, and offers gentle thorough relief with simple directions. Two sizes are 50c and 25c.

Fergusons Endorse National Defense in Political Ad

The political advertisement argues Miriam A. Ferguson supports strong national defense and experienced leadership. It praises the Ferguson family for wartime service and their alignment with President Roosevelt to aid the unemployed, urging voters to elect them governor and legislature for the coming stormy years.

Vernors Nationalefense Fergusons Roosevelt Miriam A. Ferguson

Vegetable medicine Herbine promoted in early ad

An advertisement touts Herbine as a relief aid for various ailments. The message frames it as a vegetable medicine and mentions a 60 cent price and the retailer The Wm. Reese Drug Co.

WM. Reese Drug CO

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Rd Teas Drue S. Ward Texas P. O Gulf Oil Corporation W. H. Slider Dess Rock Chamber OF Commerce R. D. Polston T.p.&l Lewis & Scott J. H. Lewis J. A. Scott Knights Pythias Q & Aecos Lily Royce Box Dublin the Fergusons and National Defense Elkins Tin Shop J. B. Allcorn Insurance and Bonds Comanche County Abstract Company MAE Clemons Comanche Nat’! Bank Telephone J. R. Eanes Pres C. A. Greene Sec.Treas Aale Moody’s Jim Moody Prop Frank Phifer Beattie J. R. Eanes & CO John D. Waring Geo. C. McKinzie Clemons Motor Co
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