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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1921

Page

8

Social clubs and gatherings brighten town life

A string of social items describes the formation of a 42" club named Why Not, with Mrs Lon Boynton hosting and Mrs Walter Durham elected president. Numerous members and guests are listed, along with tea, progressions, and flowers. Additional notes cover a Fridae ridge club gathering, a bridge afternoon, a Thursday Club session, a dawn party for a birthday, and federation reports with Miss Minnie Cunningham praised as a future leader.

Lon Boynton Walter Durham Barna Riley Evers Lewis Arthur Dwight Crichtman Victor J. Buthod Armstrong Cox Walter W A. Shelton Gib Callaway J.B. Chilton J . Chilton, Jr Sot Odell Kurl Tate Gil Callaway R. K District Federation of Womens Clubs Simmons College Athlone Nobles San Angelo Sifth Minnie Cunningham Comanche Miss Minnie Comanche Club Lampasius Miss Cunningham Lyons Club Abilene Womens Club T. (. Campbell W. H. Carpenter T. M. Cochran

Local social notes recount visits and travels across towns

Mrs H Burks returned Wednesday from Coleman. Mr O Dienate and Mer McAdals of Brownwood were in Gustine on business. Mr and Mrs A L Gage of Fort Worth visit John Gage and family. Miss Eugenia Kay Ford and Miss Liz Ford returned from Dublin. Dell Wilson of Sipe Springs visited Wright Wilson and family. Gladys DeWitt came from Daniel Baker College Brownwood for the weekend. Mrs Chuck McCollom attended a federation meeting in Abilene and visited her mother. B. T. Odom of Terrell and W B Hicks of Quinland visited W B Odom and family last week. J A Dillard and family returned from San Antonio after their uncle's death. J A Spence of Brownwood visited Comanche for Evans Dry Cleaning and his mother M A Barnes. Mrs W C C Odom joined D T Odom of Terrell to San Angelo. highways in good shape on the trip.

Fridae Ridge Club T. J. Thomas North Main Street Mise Tala Gentry George Kearney F. W. Harris Fort Worth M. Devier Chuck McCollom Federation of Womens @lubs Abilene B. T. Odom Terrell W. B. Hicks Quinland W. B. Odom J. A. Dillard San Antonio J. A. Spence Brownwood Comanche Evans Dry Cleaning Company M. A. Barnes W. CC. Odom D. T. Odom San Angelo Auto

Local self government and Judge Dickinson warned

The Philadelphia Record highlights Judge Dickinson’s warning against diminishing local self government and expanding national and state control. It cites the New England town meeting as the republic’s origin and warns of higher costs, less efficiency, and reduced citizen governance as reliance on others grows. Mrs Ballou and daughter Alice visit Comanche after Mrs Ballou’s daughter suffers a nerve shock from a tragedy. community sympathy follows.

Dickinson New England

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Ed Snead Timate Clab Moltie Gadbold Clih Miss In Rowland Cate Susie Lon Cunningham Liki Mae Williamson Rube Odell Geneva Webb Roth OC. Thrasher Judith Clark Helen Montgomery Grace Wiliams Lucile Dorothy Klingman Elizabeth and Boyd Anthony Dorothy Shelton Johnnie Magness Nita Rita Donaho Ruth Harris Shirley Ira B. Gage Burlyne McCottam Rebecca Carolyn Canaway Burma Cochran Foxthn Wlson Elizabet Cathrin Manes Frida Gwenedelyn Findley Ella Marshall Low Ella Carter Mary Frances Rod Praok Mackey Olen Pugene Jooster Madan I K. Mackey Metlanaban Lacile Jee Jd. Tate Miss Velma Tate Mrs. Rowland JH. Newry The Baptist Church J. B. Burton Alma Neely Paris Smith FE. Edwards Theslay John B. Edwards Honolulu H. Burks Coleman Mr. O' Dienate Mer McAdals Gustine Thesday A L. Gage John Gage Eugenia (Kay Lizvie Ford Dublin Dell Wilson Sipe Springs City Mr Wright Wilson Gladys DeWitt Daniel Baker College Hest Sitre Poland China Texas Serrel C. A. Hodges Gorman Route 4 Sip B. Todd Atte Bargain Comanche Tee and Fuel Co J. W. McCrary Sidney Rob J. Q. Johnson North East Main Street Frank Fenton Bob Seale Comanche Ranch Uasse W. C. Stark Hasse J. O. Stewart Gustine Brown Jersey T. Whitlock J. B. Arthur Priddy A. A. Hensler Beattie E. B. Garrett Winona Mills W. H. Gans Central Christian Church Brother Klingman Burks Mercantile Co Comanche Texas Evroy Philadelphia Record United States United States Supreme Court T. Ballou Alice Ballou Gilliam Brothers Leonard Cobb
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