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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1929

Page

3

Brownwood Men Inspect Road Tour Progress

A Brownwood Chamber of Commerce road committee led by E. M. Boon inspected the Brownwood and Hamilton road route on a trip to Priddy and Comanche. The party praised the Pecan Belt Highway condition and noted progress on the Comanche Brownwood road, with a large local turnout and several named participants.

Comanche New Brownwood Hamilton Road Brownwood Pecan Belt Comanche Brownwood Mr. Burks R. E. (Marks) Cutter Brownwood Bulletin W. A. Roussell Roussell-Robertson Firs E.M. Boon Mr. McKe

Funeral Draws Distant Friends to Comanche Rites

Among the out of town attendees at W. J. Rape funeral in Comanche were Mr. and Mrs. Will Lay and ten daughters of Cedar Hill. Other visitors included L. Witherspoon of Denton Claude Martin and daughter of Midlothian Claude and John Rape D. C. Thompson Jr. of Fort Worth FE. Phillins of Read Oak Misses Della and Elsie Gibbons of Waxahachie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bankenbeckler of Cisco Mr. and Mrs. Gib Callaway and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Mark Callaway and Mrs. Kate Prude of Brownwood. Rev. J. B. Weathers and Rev. J. D. Smoot returned from Bangs after a preachers conference. W. D. Carroll acts as district clerk for Henry Gore who sprained an ankle playing ball earlier in the week.

Comanche W. J. Rape Will Lay Cedar Hill L. Witherspoon Denton Claude Martin Middolthian Claude John Rape D. C. Thompson Jr Ft. Worth Gib Callaway Mark Callaway Kate Prude Brownwood J. B. Weathers J. D. Smoot Bangs W. D. Carroll Henry Gore

Rexall Sale Announcement at Reese's and Durham Pharmacy

Coming sale notice announces Rexall products available next week at Reese's and Durham Pharmacy. Local shoppers are invited to visit for discounts on health and personal care items.

Rexall Reese's Durham

Scholastic census shows drop in Comanche County students

The 1929 scholastic census lists 4886 pupils in county common schools and 2255 in independent districts, a total decline from 6021 last year. Most districts report decreases. Proctor and Beattie are exceptions. Numerous small districts show lower enrollment, while common schools exceed independent districts by about 300 students.

Comanche County Proctor Beattie Comanche de Leon Gustine Sidney Sipe Springs Comyn Lamkin Hasse Robinson Springs Newbury Custer Mercer Creek Brooks Dingler Sabana Mercer Gap Pounds Soda Springs Oak Grove Hicks Corner Briar Grove Indian Mountain Cross Road Mounta R Valley Macksville Buffalo Fairview Water Dell Swan Hill Oliver Springs Imola Baggett Shiloh Energy Harmony Midway St. Joe Fleming Trinity Hebron Elm Grove Mt. Pleasant Cotton Grove Willow Branch

Horticulturist To Visit Comanche Next Week

D. E. Eicher the Frisco Railway horticulture agent will tour Comanche May 15 and 16 visiting local orchards and vineyards and surveying the fruit industry in Comanche county. No set program exists but residents may arrange meetings through County Agent J. A. Barton or Frisco agent G. W. Jessup.

D. E. Eicher Frisco Railway Comanche Comanche County G. W. Jessup Frisco Mr. Eicher J. A. Barton

Former Comanche Man Is Convicted in Liquor King Case

Carroll Bates a former Comanche resident and ex San Angelo Chief of Police was sentenced to 18 months in Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary and fined 7500 dollars. Prosecutors alleged Bates took up to 800 dollars weekly for bootlegger protection and accumulated over 50000 dollars from bets on games and elections. Bates earlier served as City Marshal of San Angelo and later on the State Ranger Force.

Carroll Bates Comanche Lavenworth Kansas Brownwood Bulletin San Angelo Leavenworth Bates

Miss Alsup on T.W.C. Faculty

Four members of the Texas Woman’s College faculty taught abroad. Miss Alice Allsup taught in the Comanche Public School from 1912 to 1914 and later spent eight years in China teaching at the Laura Hagood Normal School in Soochow, a 25 year old institution with about 350 students.

Texas Woman’s College Ft. Worth

Rexall Sale Next Week at Reese's and Durham Pharmacy

T R Helmsley of Colorado City visited Comanche on Sunday while Rexall sale events at Reese's and Durham Pharmacy are announced for next week.

T. R. Helmsley Colorado City

Attempted School Consolidation Election Called

An election is scheduled for May 25 in Gustine Macksville and Hebron to decide if Macksville and Hebron will consolidate with Gustine. The scholastic census lists Gustine at 172 students, Hebron 56, and Macksville 31, totaling 209 for the proposed district.

Gustine Macksville Hebron

Brownwood Visitors Noted By Local Citizens

Mr and Mrs George Burns with Miss Marian Lucille Donaho and Catherine Kearby were Brownwood visitors Saturday as listed in the J R Eanes and Co advertisement.

George Burns Marian Lucille Donaho Catherine Kearby Brownwood

Beattie School Closes with Week of Exercises

Beattie Public School will hold events through next Friday under Supt B Ray McCorkle. May 12 8 p m baccalaureate sermon Rev Gordon Barrett Comanche. May 16 7 30 p m Grammar School graduations diplomas by Supt R S Walker. May 17 7 30 p m High School graduation with address by Hon Oscar Callaway. May 18 7 30 p m Senior play A Poor Father. Rexall sale on graduating dresses at 10 95 at Roberson Sisters.

Beattie B. Ray McCorkle Gordon Barrett Comanche R. S. Walker Oscar Callaway

Blanket Circuit News Quarterly Conference at Zephyr Church

The Blanket Circuit News reports a quarterly conference at Zephyr Methodist Church on Sunday May 19 with 11 a.m. preaching by the Presiding Elder. Dinner on the grounds, business session at two. Official members from over the charge should attend with full report as the year’s funds are hoped to be reported half paid. J. D. Smoot, Pastor.

Zephyr Methodist Church J. D. Smoot

Infant son of Mr and Mrs Isham dies and is buried

Harold Lloyd, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Isham, died Tuesday and was buried Wednesday in Oakwood Cemetery. Mrs. Carl Chance visited her mother Mrs. Clara Carpenter and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Mason in Dallas and surroundings.

Harold Lloyd Mrs. Lloyd Isham Oakwood Carl Chance Clarence Chance Dallas Clara Carpenter J. D. Mason

Mohair Clip Brings Early Money for Comanche County

Comanche county mohair crop last month yields about 106000 dollars with an average of two pounds per goat. Prices ranged from 52 to 62 cents per pound. Sherwood McDonald is the main local buyer, while much of the clip goes to Lampasas and San Saba by truck. A notable sale comes from B J Stevens of Mercer Gap, who sold 800 dollars from 600 goats.

Comanche County Sherwood McDonald Lampasas San Saba B. J. Stevens Mercer Gap

Stevenses Pause in Comanche on Way to Denver

Mr and Mrs Curtis Stevens spent a few hours in Comanche on their trip to a new home in Denver Colorado. They traveled by automobile and intended to reach their destination that day.

Mrs Curtis Stevens Denver Colorado Comanche

Comanche Circuit Promises Big Mother's Day Service

The message invites a large Sunday crowd for Mothers Day at the Comanche Circuit with an 8 p.m. service. The pastor J. B. Weathers urges attendees to wear a rose and bring others to church for a memorable day.

Sidney Servie Eve J. B. Weathers

Eanes Ad Week Highlights Rexall Sale and Local Visits

J R Eanes and Co advertise a Rexall sale next week at Reese's and Durk Pharmacy. Mrs Dora Greene and Mrs W W Kilpatrick visit Georgetown with the Greene family. Kathleen Greene and relatives, plus Bob T Nes, stay on, while G L Smith and children Jerry Gay and GL from Los Angeles arrive to see their Comanche relatives.

C. A. Greene Kathleen Dora Greene W. W. Kilpatrick Georgetown H. N. Goodson Kilpatrick Bob T Nes G. L. Smith Jerry Gay Los Angeles California W. Hays

Frank Mackey Attends St Track Meet in Austin

Frank Mackey spent the end in Austin attending the St Track meet.

Frank Mackey Austin

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. R. Kanes and Co Miss Alsup T.W.C Reese’s J. R. Eanes and Co. Ad Rexall le Sale Durham Pharmacy Roberson Sisters Blanket Circuit News Goming Bud’s the Ladies’ Store Texas The McCormick Deering McCormick-Deering HGGIN Ambros. & CO Comanche, Texas W. H. Coleman A. A. Elms W. F. Dur- Nam Blanche Graingner Mineral Wells Mary Tou Mellbany Wheeler Comanche Circuit J. R. Eanes and Co Durk Pharmacy OAS
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