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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

9

Warm Weather Boosts Planting and Local Visits

Local notes highlight warm weather with cotton planting under way. Many residents share visits and meals, including Mr and Mrs Hurt and relatives from Indian Creek and Sidney. Additional gatherings and upcoming preaching events are announced, inviting all to attend Saturday night and Sunday services.

I. T. Hurt W. L. Reed Robt. Reed U. S. Reeder Elmer Driskell Sidney J. E. Hurt S. D. Hurt J. L. Woolsey

Daniel Baker College Names Editors and Managers

The Brownwood Bulletin reports Daniel Baker College students elected John Sullivan as editor and Hugh Williams as business manager of The Collegian next year. Ted White was chosen editor and Jim Johnson business manager of the Trail year book. The two groups begin planning immediately. Sullivan and Williams previously held roles on the Comanche High School Arrow-Head year-book in 1925.

Brownwood Bulletin Daniel Baker College John Sullivan Collegian Hugh Bo) Williams Ted White Jim Johnson Bo” Williams

Thanking friends for kindness and sympathy in bereavement

The family of Virgil Hanes and the Chapmans express gratitude for sympathy and beautiful flowers shown during their troubled time. They pray God bless each reader for their kindness.

Virgil Hanes L. E Chapman Helen Lee Annie Evans Walter Chapman George Chapman

Sipe Springs Visitors Here Report Fine Oats in County

Sipe Springs residents W. F. Elliott H. L. Milwee and A. B. Poteet visited Comanche Tuesday. Elliott first arrived in Comanche County in 1879 then spent years in Oklahoma before returning to Sipe Springs about a year ago. They report oats in the area are exceptionally fine with no smut, while wheat is not as good.

Sipe Springs W. F. Elliott H. L. Milwee A. B. Poteet Comanche

Rev Frank Reeder Sermon At EIM Grove May 18

Rev Frank Reeder filled his regular appointment at EIM Grove on May 18 as local farmers of the community gathered for the service.

Frank Reeder

Indian Creek Local News Highlights May Gatherings

Rev J L Ray filled services in Indian Creek with morning and evening sermons. Neighbors visited, dined, and attended a Williams family reunion at John Williams farm near Comanche. CrossRoads school to close Friday with the play Forest Acres, inviting all attendees.

J. L. Ray S. W. McElroy R. C. Cockrill Keith Mewborn Claude Miss Lettie J. W. Jones Lee Moore J. B San Antonio B. F. Zieheische Felix Williams Joe Jones Dee Stewart

Watermelon Seed Purchases Reported by Comanche Banks

The Chief stated a small amount of watermelon seed existed at each bank in Comanche with extra supply ordered by the county agent. Practically all seed has now been bought by farmers who were late planting due to cool weather and rains or who needed to replant.

Comanche

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