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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
5
Visit us in our new Tate Building location at the southeast square corner for special Saturday and Monday prices on field seed corn hegari maize and more. Boys woolens 8 oz shoes for the family at reduced prices with show windows. Closing out Tate hardware at great reductions and special prices on Pincan’s Coffee D C Williams.
The Sunshine Club met on Tuesday March 27 with Mrs Alice Russell in attendance. Mrs Carrie Bonser taught a ritual lesson and Mr Rosse read a poem The Hound of Heaven. Members and guests enjoyed doughnuts sandwiches cheese coffee and lemonade. The next meeting is set for Tuesday April 10 hosted by President Mrs H L Stewart.
Pastor Gordon Barrett urges churchgoers to attend next Sunday's Easter services and Sunday school, aiming for two hundred in attendance. He links Easter to resurrection, urges commitment, and warns against letdown, noting April First as a reminder to renew vows to Christ and the church.
Mrs Jack Cauley hosted the Tuesday Club and guests for a farewell afternoon before moving to Chicago. Three tables of bridge produced distinctive scores by Mrs T R Helmsley for the club and Miss Hoff for the visitors. A salad course was served.
We thank friends for kindness and floral offerings at the death and burial of our beloved mother Mrs J A Jebert The children Walter Jebert Mrs Emma Brown Mrs FE Coleman Mrs Fred Beatty Mrs Nena Wilkerson and other relatives acknowledge the support received
Mrs. J. A. Egbert longtime Comanche resident died Sunday morning March 25 at 6 45 in Lake Arthur New Mexico at her daughter’s home. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church with Rev A C Haynes and burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery. She was born February 23 1858 in Tennessee and lived in Texas most of her life owning the Colonial Hotel in Comanche. She is survived by five children Walter Egbert De Leon Emma Brown Canyon R E Coleman Lake Arthur and Nena Wilkerson Urekey.
Mrs Maud Rivers Hearon wife of Rev W J Hearon longtime Central Texas Methodist preacher died at her Hillsboro home late Monday March 19 funeral services were held at Line Street Methodist Church Hillsboro with Rev C S Sensabaugh and Rev C W Heaton assisting She is survived by three sons W A Hedrick G H Hearon W J Hearon Jr and four daughters Mrs J P Hedrick Mrs J E McNeill Mrs Thomas Donnell and Miss Lucile Hearon Also three grandchildren and a sister Mrs R E Cox Burial followed at Restland Memorial Cemetery north of Dallas.
Mrs. Walter Dearson and child ren James and Barbara attended a birthday dinner at Mrs. Dearson's parents in Mallin on March 12. The Swindle families from Indian Gap and local residents visited. Bill Shipp and G E Mason were in Mesa on business. Mrs. Gerhard Wagner announces the birth of a daughter.
Hamilton High School won the Class A County Meet with 289 points, defeating Carleton at 192. Rice finished third with 162 points as reported by the Hamilton Record Herald. Petesville led the Class B championship with 179 points, while Fairy surpassed others with 190 points.
Comanche attendees joined a wrestling and boxing show in Ranger on Friday night and secured an autograph from ex heavyweight world champion Jack Demasey who refereed the bouts. The travelers included Mr and Mrs A P Burks Mr and Mrs Clyde Horner Jack Moore Park Huntington Harold Denny and J H Arthur.
Mrs R K Shelton entertained Friday afternoon for the Friday Club with four tables of canasta. High scorer was W He Setarfeld. second high went to Mrs J E K Palkmet. Refreshments of pudding and coffee were served.
Bill Dillon visits his ill sister near Kokomo. Mr and Mrs George Bolt of Blanket visit Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lyda. Mrs F S Curtis of Sipe Springs visited Mrs Lee Stanfield. Mr and Mrs Lee Hogan visit near Long Branch. Mr and Mrs Stanley Porter Mia near Sipe Springs Saturday.
Members of the Thursday Afternoon Sewing Club gathered at Mrs Pat Carne's home last Friday to honor bride Mrs Bob Carpenter with a kitchen shower. Miss Thressa Dudley assisted with arrangements while entertainment and refreshments were provided.
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