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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
3
Gustine residents and visitors are listed in a series of social notes. Gustine j Johnson Creamer returned home, Mrs Wayne Caraway hosted guests in Proc t, and Eugene Coley came back from Hobbs New Mexico.
Miss Ena Armstrong of Me amey spent Friday night with J and Mrs John McEntire Lonneal Guthrie spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs John Guthrie at Sidney Miss Frances Hilliard visited Alpha Mae Matthews Saturday evening Mrs King Jones of Harmony Mrs Weldon Glasgow of Mineral Wells and Mr and Mrs Oliver Guthrie of Bibb spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs T M Glasgow Mrs S O Miller of Lamkin is acting the week with Mrs T M Glasgow.
A long list of residents visited kin and friends across Texas and nearby states. The record includes Mr. and Mrs. John Fonville, the Gilmore family, W. W. McNatt, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis, and many others traveling to Fort Worth, Brownwood, Laredo, Waco, Dallas, and beyond. Memorials note a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Jones and family gatherings, reunions, bowling plans, and upcoming Lake Eanes reunion plans.
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels visits and family news across Indian Gap Brownwood Olney Dallas Fort Worth and Philadelphia. Notables include Rev C A Moore teaching at a Florida church and Rex Lanford returning from Navy duty for vacation.
The column records numerous social visits and welcomes in the area. J C Plott and relatives travel between San Benito and nearby towns, Edna Earl Whitlock weds Norman Poyner, and many residents host or visit kin in Rising Star Dublin Beattie Waco and Fort Worth.
Local society notes list visits and gatherings across the area. Families including Suen, Vick, Brannon, Thompson, Rollins, Pettit, Boydston, McGlothlin, McGlothlin, McPher son, Henson, Arendell, Isham, and Miller are recorded with relatives and friends in Gustine, Pettit, Stephenville, Abilene, Fort Worth, Brownwood, and Comanche.
Miss Isla Norridh visits Waco for time with Harriett Cunningham and relatives in Comanche while Mr. and Mrs. Chas Heflin with children from Denton visit Ellen Riley. T R Moore and Paul Higginbotham of Stephenville spend Sunday in Comanche with C M Moore. Mrs H E and children return from Oklahoma to visit Jon F Basford. Finis Clark of Nocona visits Comanche with J W Carter Sr.
Nancy Adams of Fort Worth and the Adams couple are mentioned as guests in Beattie while Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roe and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Milner are listed as visitors. Luther Donaldson and family with Clifton Donaldson visited relatives at Comyn. Basil Allen now working in Beattie visited home folks Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. M Phillips. "Uncle Jim" and others attended a singing event in Beattie.
With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max J. McPherson, Marielle Hayes hosted a small party. Billie Doyle is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Magness. Rev S J Isham held his appointment at Board Church over the weekend.
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