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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
10
Mrs Henry E Moore entertained the Merry Matrons and their husbands with a bridge luncheon at Lu-Net Sandwich Shop decorated with plants and flowers. After lunch guests moved to the Moores home for more games and prizes awarded to Elmo Montgomery Jim Stack and Mrs Howard Kilpatrick.
A youth group held a pleasant picnic Monday evening at Lake Panes. After games and Victrola music, a luncheon of sandwiches ice cream and cake was served to Clyde House Hermon Jones Miss Jesse King Truth Wetzel Mary Grainger Blanche Grainger Nobia Dunn Mrs Pink Milton and Mr and Mrs Clay Frost and family Mr and Mrs Ira Clemons and son Mr and Mrs Sutton Dudley.
The High School Glee Club directed by Mrs. W. D. Carroll performed at the town high school auditorium Friday evening. The program featured songs and pantomimes that portray a world dispute resolution in Amelia’s favor with Miss Ruth Cox as Spirit of Fair Play and Miss Judith Clarke as Lady Utopia.
A tax election is ordered to decide raising the Hasse Independent District levy from 75 cents to 1.00. The vote will be held Saturday May 17. Baggett School closed after a seven month term. Vernon Moore and Mrs Cleo Johnson were reelected. Trinity School also closed after seven months with Miss Delia Wall and Miss Gladys Toland reelected. Fairview School closed after six months with all teachers reelected: Jim Collins, Miss Ruth Hawkins, and Mrs Porter McCarroll. Imola School ended a seven month term with Mrs J M Riordan and Miss Mabel Morrison reelected.
The Abilene Christian College Orchestra and Male Quartett gave two concerts in Comanche last weekend. A Saturday program at the High School Auditorium followed by a Sunday afternoon performance at the Church of Christ showcased the college ensemble. President Batall Baxter spoke at the Sunday gathering with a feature by Nas ss Mitchell from the College Public Speaking Department.
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