Comanche County Fraternal Groups Spotlighted in 1940s Chronicle
The Comanche County narrative highlights local clubs and organizations from Masons to Lions and Jaycees, tracing histories, notable members, and civic works. It details the Garden Club origin, key leaders, wartime efforts, and community programs that shaped county social life through years of growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Masons
Odd
Fellows
Comanche County
Order
Bible
Eastern Star
Rebekah
Comanche
Lions Club
T. J. Williams
John Bell Chilton
Comanche Garden Club
Veterans School
Veterans Park
J. B. Chilton
R. G. Stanton
Comanche High School
de Leon Garden Club
Red Cross Blood Bank
Joe Tupin
Garden Club
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Beeen
Doo Cece
Wilkerson & Sons, Publishers
Wilkerson, IF
Wm, B. Wilkerson
Dublin
Gorman
Blanket
Carlio
May
Zephyr
Texas
Church of God
Christ
United States
Masonic Lodge
King Solomon's Temple
de Leon
Gustine
Sipe Springs
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
IOOF
Comanche Chapter
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Pythias
Lodge
Odd Fellows
American Legion
VFW
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Lola
Pat Howard
First Methodist Church
Brownwood
Gussie Dowell
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Young Farmers Organization
ESA
Women Teachers Sorority
Heritage Club
E. E. Anthony
Heart of Texas Garden Club Association
B. Allcorn
Oakwood Cemetery
John D. Waring
Fea
Texas Garden Club Magazine
Camp Bowie
R. W. H. Hamilton
C. W. Gray
Houston
Elmo Montgomery
Wit Way
Mee
Durin
A A8ain
Wis
Eden Club
Warren-Sewell
Higginbotham
Galtronite