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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
3
Miss Thelma Coleman, Mason teacher, spends the summer in Comanche with home folks. She teaches writing drawing and arithmetic to the grades.
Troy Rogers and three accompanying women Mrs. J. B. Rogers, Mrs. Ray Hickey, and Mrs. Elmer Hickory traveled from Breckenridge to Comanche for a social visit last week.
Bain L F resident Holf Bros Farm Moore S A resident Pinkard I E resident Sparks T J resident. The item lists individuals as residents under a telephone service notice for the week ending May 25 1935.
Court proceedings note State vs Herman Reid with a guilty plea and jail term. Deeds show transfers in Comanche including Ira Clemons to J P Kearby and Krauss purchases, plus several land parcels and a railway survey stake. Notaries public appointments list numerous names across county towns.
Community members report attending a play and the Newbury school closing exercises last week. The list of visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lake and Miss Estalene Swindle from Fellowship, and families of Waldo Swindle, Tom Shoemaker, and Otho Gober among others. Epworth League meetings are planned for the second and fourth Sundays. Cloda Wyche and others return from Stephenville after attending John Tarleton College.
Dr J P F Brown remains in serious condition after Friday incident and is reported improving in a German hospital. Mrs W M Hill of Gallinger visits her parents Mr and Mrs J F Johnson. Mr and Mrs Frank McClellan of Woodson spend Sunday with sister Mrs S N Boyd. Mr and Mrs Larr Robinson of Breckenridge visit their parents Mr and Mrs Lee Patton. Miss Melrose Bumgarner returns from Midand where she was attending school. Mrs Pervie Seago hosts Missionary Ladies gathering. Rev Walter Scott of Bronze County conducts Baptist service. Mr and Mrs Arby Boyd of Balls visit mother Mrs Dollie Boyd who is ill. Major Eli Brown of Fort Sam Houston and Bernice Brown of Dallas visit their father. Dr J P Brown and Mr and Mrs Earl Cunning announce birth of daughter Leona Ruth. Mrs Bernice Patton visits her ill mother at Throckmorton.
Macksville and Gustine residents including Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Mr. Williamson hosted visitors. Bennie Boydston and Jee McDonald family connections were listed along with Bolbie Skinner visiting R. J. Skinner. The Barnett family hosted relatives from Hamilton and Lanham. Home Workers Club met with Mrs. Tom Holland. Mrs. Elwood Crouse from Brownwood visited Mrs. Randolph Peterson.
A testimonial from Mrs. Cole Young of Leesville La describes Cardus, a tonic, alleviating irregularity and pain linked to nourishment issues. The notice urges readers to consult a physician if Cardus does not help and promotes safe relief for womanly discomfort.
Newbury Oliver Gandy and Bill Roberson left Sunday for a visit in the Rio Grande Valley. There will be singing here Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Howard of De Leon visited here Friday.
The Freewill Baptist Tabernacle at Van Dyke is nearing completion and members expect it to be ready for the next regular services on the Third Sunday in June.
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