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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
7
Mrs J D Waring entertained Tuesday afternoon with honorees Mrs Ev an Palmer Missie Jennie and Emily Kirkland of South Carolina. The remodeled Waring bungalow looked beautiful and artistic.
Guests greeted Katharine Carmichael Janice and Berta Goodson in white at a reception with a line of attendants including Mrs Palmer and the Kirkland sisters. Vocal and piano solos plus readings entertained, followed by sandwiches grape juice and macaroons served by Sara Thomas and Constance Knutson to numerous young ladies and matrons.
Mrs J B Chilton entertained Friday afternoon with a reception in her home. Guests included Mrs G A Chilton and daughters Mrs R T Reid of Tulsa and T F Smalling of Gallup N M. The dining room featured pink and white decor with masses of nasturtiums and roses.
Mrs Cunningham, Mrs Adams, and Mrs Waring are named in a local notice or social item, listing three women connected to an event or arrangement mentioned in the page fragment. The record preserves their names as part of a community notice.
Farmers discuss opening grain shocks amid wet weather noting soaking surfaces mold and heat. Expert warns against tearing down until fully dry, advises airing shocks briefly before threshing, and cautions about moisture. Also memorial tribute to Grand Secretary W. Walker with lodge resolutions.
The lamented passing of a longtime Oddfellow is mourned by the officers and members across the Lone Star State. The tribute notes his willingness to rise in the night and walk barefoot in service to the order.
Mrs P H Johnston died at 56 after long illness in Comanche Oklahoma. Survived by husband S Johnston, children My of Coleman and Sam Johnston overseas service, 2 brothers and 2 sisters. Laid to rest June 21 1919 at Zion Hill Cemetery with funeral by Boland.
An advertisement notes Laxative Brom Quinine tablets remove the cause, claims only one Bromo Quintie, and features E. W. Grove’s signature on the box with a call to cut the weeds now.
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