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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1939

Page

5

Comanche Election Candidates Announced for April Ballot

The Comanche Chief lists candidates for city offices in the upcoming April election. For Mayor is M. Coleman. City Council to elect three: Clyde House, Oswell Brightman, D. C. Dingus, Sherwood McDonald, A. Shorty Massingill. City Secretary nominees Gilmore Durham, Hardie Jones. City Marshal candidate J. C. Cunningham.

Comanche M. Coleman Clyde House Oswell Brightman D. C. Dingus Sherwood McDonald A. (Shorty) Massingill Gilmore Durham Hardie Jones J. C. Cunningham

Death of Stanley Hensley Brings Grief to Energy Family

Mrs. Bill Rudd of Energy learns of her brother Stanley Hensley of Jacumba California death. Born February 27 1903 in Energy he moved to California 1918. Survived by wife Ruby Tuttle three children mother Alma Hensley Garfield New Mexico brother Bradley Hensley Garfield New Mexico sister Mrs. Bill Rudd Energy. Friends extend sympathy and prayers.

Bill Rudd Energy Stanley Hensley Jacumba California Hensley Mr. Hensley Ruby Tuttle Los Angeles Alma Hensley Bradley Hensley Garfield, New Mexico

Chief and Semi Weekly Farm News

A rural publication priced at $1.50 annually marks its release schedule as a chief and semi weekly farm news source.

Mrs Sturkie Hosts Gustine Missionary Women

Mrs W D Sturkie entertained the ladies of the Gustine Missionary Society on Monday afternoon at her home. After devotion and readings, games followed then a refreshment of pimento cheese sandwiches pecan cake and hot chocolate. Eighteen women attended and praised their hostess.

Flora B. Couch W. D. Sturkie the Missionary Society Gustine

Hoffman Debates for Texas Against Kansas in San Antonio

Leo Hoffman of Comanche was one of four on the University of Texas debate team against Kansas University in San Antonio. The sales tax debate was aired on WOAT. Hoffman, a first year law student, tied as valedictorian of Comanche High School 1935. No decision was announced. Texas coach Rousse says this year’s squad is the strongest in history.

Leo Hoffman Charles Hoffman Comanche University of Texas University of Kansas San Antonio WOAT Hoffman Rousse

Piggy Wiggly Buys Prize Calf At Calf Show

W H Thate proprietor of Piggy Wiggly bought one prize fed baby beef at the Calf Show held Thursday last week. The winning calf came from the J B Alborn herd. Thate runs a ranch near Santa Anna and is noted as a skilled judge of calves.

W. H. Thate J. B. Alborn Mr. Thate Santa Anna

Local residents attend Fort Worth beauty convention and visiters

Personal mentions note Miss Odessa Edmondson and Mrs Oma McKinzie at the eighth beauty convention in the Texas Hotel Fort Worth. Numerous Comanche residents and visitors are listed with movements and gatherings across Fort Worth, Dallas, Abilene, Midland, and Santa Anna including a window dressing school and writers convention attendees.

Local Social Roundup From Do. M. Phillips and Nearby Homes

Sunday visits filled the town as Mr. and Mrs. Will May and others called on friends including Mr. and Mrs. Pres son and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Chambers. Churchgoing families attended Do. M. Phillips home services and Abilene trips were noted for Uncle Jim Moore and J. T. Jones Jr. Marie Rogers stayed with Ada Mae Owens while Loyd Coker visited W. H. Young and Ada Thomis. Wade and Garnet Milner spent the weekend with grandparents H. B. Jones and Robert Allen spent Monday night with Garnet Mimer.

Will May Presson Forrest Chambers J. A. Rogers Carl Milner Do. M. Phillips Jim” Moore J. T. Jones, Jr Abilene Richard Wagley Will Armstrong Sipe Springs Sunay Marie Rogers Ada Mae Owens Loyd Coker W. H. Young Ada Thomis Wade Garnet Milner

May singers form regular class in Brown County

A new regu lar class formed by May The May singers will meet every third Sunday. The conven tion includes notable Brown County voices such as Mr and Mrs A E Nabors of Brownwood Mr and Mrs Middleton Bob Medcalf Millard Crocket Fred Emlinger of Brownwood Neil Davis of Owens and John Evans of Salt Creek A J Patmore elected president Herbert Glen vice president and Dr Bowden secretary Wort Robertson retired last Friday. James Seale to fill his position.

Brown County A. E. Nabors Brownwood Middleton Bob Medcalf Millard Crocket Fred Emlinger Neil Davis Owens John Evans Salt Creek A. J. Patmore Herbert Glen Dr. Bowden Wort Robertson Robertson James Seale

Funeral Rites Held for Mrs James EF Lake

Mrs. James E. Lake age 33 died suddenly February 19 at her Mountain Creek home near Priddy. Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Indian Gap Baptist Church by Rev. Sterling Isham. She was born August 17, 1905 in Shiloh and is survived by her husband, her mother A C Roberts, and five siblings: Hollis Raven shine Corpus Christi Harris Roberts Henderson Carl Roberts Comanche J B Hunter Comanche and Buri Farner Comanche.

James E. Lake Mountain Creek Priddy Indian Gap Baptist Church Sterling Isham Gustine Lake Shiloh A. C. Roberts Hollis Ravenshine Corpus Christi Harris Roberts Henderson Carl Roberts Comanche J. B. Hunter Buri Farner

Local social notes and injuries reported

Soda Springs residents shared visits with Miss Melrose Hoover and Miss Ruby Ferguson at Beattie. Miss Faye Jones spent the week end with Miss Laverne Jones of Suez. Harold Beck of De Leon visited last week and Clyde Reid of De Leon is visiting G. J. Matthews. Ray Jones suffered a broken arm last Thursday and J. C. Nichols was badly burned a week ago but is reported improved after care. Several from here attended the Beattie bell game Monday night.

Melrose Hoover Ruby Ferguson Beattie Leombedge Homer Stephens Suez Faye Jones Laverne Jones Harold Beck de Leon Clyde Reid G. J. Matthews Ray Jones J. C. Nichols

Hartmans Visit Parents and Relatives in Gatesville

Mr and Mrs Curtis Hartman of Bible spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs C D Hartman in Gatesville last week J M Robertson Monselle O Brien and Mrs Lorba Hamill were mentioned as part of the gathering in a concise society note.

Curtis Hartman C. D. Hart Gatesville J. M. Robertson Monselle O’brien Lorba Hamill

Local Social Notes From Comyn And Area

Duster Mr and Mrs Jim Wilkerson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W A Morgan at Comyn. The basketball season for the local players has closed. Mr and Mrs Riffert Evans and son Bobby of Comyn spent the week end with Mr and Mrs W A Carleton and family. Miss Grace Wilson is visiting Mr and Mrs W A Carleton and family. Miss Anieta Casey has returned to her home in Walnut Springs. Mr and Mrs Edd Childress have returned home from near De Leon where they have been employed.

Odessa Edmondson Comanche Edmondson Oma McKinzie Howard Payne-T.w.c Johnnye McKinzie Bertha Williams Johnnye Fort Worth Jim Bob Lee North Texas State Teachers College Allan Lee D. C. Bailey Marlin W. Childers Santa Anna J. B. Lowery Tom Hitchcock Jack Magness E. R. Gordon Colorado River Renfro’s Dam Twe Garry Palmer Howard Payne C. P. St. Clair Abilene Z. Ozwall M. Marshall Stephenville G.S. Sparks Wichita Falls Mildred Louise Sparks Brownwood A. L. Evans Merl Wolfe A. B. Lightfoot C. H. Sharp de Leon Herschel Horton Joe Hicks Hoffman’s Austin A. A. Massingill Massingill A. C. Nance Ozona Nance Church of Christ Rouss’ Baxter Odessa Ed Sanders California Beverly Hills John Barton Ballinger S. P. Everheart Sylvester M. M. Hitchcock Buster Hanson San Angelo Less Dillard E. D. Cox Cree Edmondson Lucille Bruton Jim Wilkerson W. A. Morgan Comyn Riffert Evans Bobby W A. Carleton Grace Wilson W. A. Carleton Anieta Casey Walnut Springs Edd Childress

Lions Entertain Ladies Tuesday at Ridgeway Banquet

Comanche Lions Club held a Tuesday night banquet at the Ridgeway to honor ladies. The winning attendance team led by Clyde House dined with two ladies while the losing side captained by E. S. Fagan sat apart. Karl Shock acted as toastmaster with C. P. St Clair as head waiter.

Comanche Lions Club Ridgeway Karl Shock E. S. Fagan Clyde House C. P. St. Clair Walter Barrett W H Thate John Dillon Nelson Smith J. B. Rudd EB. Fagan John FE. Hoff Pat Howard

Tribute to Mrs. Steve Kemp Memorial

Frances Rudd honors Aunt Lizzie Kemp in a heartfelt Energy section obituary. Lizzie Kemp died of a heart attack at her daughter’s home on February 16 at age 78, survived by husband Steve and four daughters Ellen Doggett, John W. Jones, Guss Kerby, and R L Hamilton. two children predeceased her.

Lizzie Kemp Aunt Lizzie Steve Lizzie Ellen Doggett Steve Kemp Energy John W. Jones San Saba Guss Kerby Goldthwaite R. L. Hamilton Waco Kemp

Gustine Visit Notes Family Guests and TCUs Horner

Energy Mr. and Mrs. Bud Rhinehart and family of Gustine visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hillhouse Sunday. Derwood Horner, junior in TCU, spent part of last week here with his parents.

Bud Rhinehart Gustine Edd Hillhouse Derwood Horner TCU

Potteville Party Hosts Junior and Senior Classes

Mies Mary Ellen McPherson entertained Potteville juniors and seniors with a Friday night party. Games filled the evening and refreshments were served to about thirty youths. Mr and Mrs Foster Alley visited relatives at Gustine on Sunday. Rev and Mrs S J Isham and a grandson spent Sunday with the Clee Wilson family at Board Church. Mr and Mrs Jewell Cox visited relatives at Stephenville last Monday.

Mies Mary Ellen McPherson Potteville Foster Alley Gustine S. J. Isham Clee Wilson Board Church Jewell Cox Stephenville

Zephyr News Highlights PTA Play and School Honors

Billie Fae Dixon visits Zephyr. Mary Engher weekends in Ballinger. Stanley Black guests of Dabneys. Wilsons visit Thorp. PTA sponsored play for ninth grade supported athletic fund for basketball sweaters. LaVerne Keeler named Zephyr’s most popular girl with peers listed. Dabney family trip to Merizon and visit with Hiltom Dabney. Everett Lea family from McCamey joins.

W. H. Dixon Billie Fae Bangs Mary Engher Ballinger George Stowe Stanley Black Brownweed A. B. Dabney Sam Wilson Brownwood Thorp PTA Keeler A B. Dabney Merizon Hiltom Dabney Everett Lea McCamey

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Frances Rudd Kilpatrick Piggly Wiggly Fagan Chevrolet CO Chevrolet James EF. Lake Soda Springs Duster LIONS Zephyr Dairy Maid Hair & Pe
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