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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
4
Ward Boyce and son visit Mrs. and Mrs. A. A. Smart. Adcock and Nabers Glea son seen in Fort Worth. Charlies and others from Dublin Hamilton San Antonio Brownwood Pecos Stephenville visit L. L. family. Easter bouquets urged at Hampton Floral Shop.
Mrs Jeff Loudermilk runs the IR 4 ber Shop. H E Hudson attended Grand Lodge in Corsicana. Finney Short and Dorothy Dishman wed December 19 1936 in Sweetwater. Mrs Tate daughter of Dishman Desdemona and granddaughter Merrick De Leon. Gussie Insall Dowell of Luling elected to Daughters of the Republic of Texas for Zadock Woods ancestor record. Ambrose Morgan head of Valera high school agriculture reelected. Roy George recovering from surgery at Marlin. De Leon Free Press.
Hazel Dell and Wilson residents visit relatives including Mr. and Mrs. W A Bryson, Miss Irene Bryson spends week at Edna Hill, and Misses Miller visit Gob Miller. Vernon Moore of Brownwood visits her parents. Myriene Lockll Eve lyn Miller also seen with Gob Miller. Harpton Floral Shop reports Gladiolus bulbs in stock. Radio waves travel 186,300 miles per second, over seven trips around the world.
Local gatherings fill weekend pages as families from Macksville Dublin Gustine Energy and Wilson share visits and celebrations. Funeral attendance for Egbert Barnett in Hamilton included Earl Barnett family. Home Workers Club marks its third anniversary with a Saturday party at Mrs. Arthur Gaines.
At the first sign of constipation take Black-Draught for prompt relief. It claims to cleanse the system and drive out poisonous effects, leaving you feeling better and more efficient. The ad notes Black-Draught costs less than most other laxatives.
Mr and Mrs Britton Tidmore announce the birth of a daughter Carolyn Sue on March 17. G M Spivey visits his son and daughter in Raymondville. Mrs Alma Robason of May spends this week with her daughter. H B Jones and his son Slider attend the funeral of Pack Palk at Mason last Friday. Mrs W H Young Ada Thomison and others visit Wagley home in May. Families from Abilene and Stag Creek also noted with Worth Tuesday travel by G Lt Garrison and J A Rogers.
Last Tuesday and Wednesday residents spent time in Abilene visiting G. P. Foster and family. Miss Iva Burleson of Fredericksburg visited sister Mrs. Charlie Morrow. J. C. Smith returned from Houston after months with his brother. J. B. House from Scottsdale visited W. F. Foster. Emma Hartford of Comanche is visiting her parents. Kenneth Foster of Comanche visited his parents. A group from Stephenville Dallas Breckenridge and Breckenridge area visited A. J. Allgood and family, sharing Sunday visits.
Roch Doggett and family visited Whitfield at Green's Creek on Sunday. Mrs Earline Ritchie of Smithville visits relatives here. Mrs M J Doggett saw her ill aunt Mrs C W Butler in Comanche. Dixie Smith and son of Comanche stayed with her parents Jack and Mrs Hanson. Miss Rubye Pell, ill with pneumonia, to German Hospital. John Davis and mother Mrs Harris visited Comanche. Harris extended visit. Church group included Foster Bradford Chisholm Pinson Bond Bond Moore Moore. Mrs McKinzie's Beauty Shop advertises tennis hair services.
Mount Pleasant and Brownwood visitors are noted as S. Harris and Bob Seals in Mount Pleasant while M. Elliott from Van Dyke spent Friday night with his son Bill Elliott. Grady Ripley of Cotton Grove visited Ralph Gilliam Sunday. Walter Jones and family moved to Alpine last week. J. Jones and family with Mrs. L A Bratton and Imogene Fagan spent Sunday with Bill Elliott and family.
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