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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1942
Page
7
The Home Demonstration Club of Sidney met at Mrs. Herman Evans home on October 28. Members worked on foundation patterns and discussed future plans. The next meeting is set for November 1 at the Methodist Church with a potential program and Christmas tree prize drawings. Miss Mayfield is expected to attend.
The Gustine-Lamkin Charge reports a successful year with twenty two new members, full payment of all assessments and salaries, redecorated parsonage, and a roof replacement on Energy Church. J C Wilkerson and staff provided strong support as the congregation thanks loyal members and prays for blessings. Pvt. Duane Andress visited his mother Mrs Ed Andress last weekend.
Private Jesse F. Holman of the Cotton Grove community in Texas is stationed in San Angelo at the American Flying Forces Bomber School.
Mr and Mrs L O Armstrong of Sidney receive a V mail from Pvt Cecil Burk nephew serving with the fighter command of the American Expeditionary Force in Northern Ireland He reports being well and describes British money local roads wagons and farming gear including two wheel wagons drawn by one horse.
Jack Halbrooks, son of Mr and Mrs W C Halbrooks of Comanche, is with the U S Army Hospital at Jasper Texas and has sent a write up about the hospital to the Comanche Chief for publication at an early date.
The WSCS held a 3 p.m. meeting at First Methodist Church in Comanche with 16 members present. Devotionals by Mrs Pat Tupin and mission study chapters by Mrs Walter Foster and Mrs W H Thate. Next gathering November 9 at Miss Alice Hayes home for a social day focusing on Romans 12 1. Reporter.
John Holman son of Mrs Lu cile Holman of 1415 Austin Avenue Brownwood has earned a second lieutenant commission at the engineering school Ft Belvoir Virginia. He achieved the second highest rating and served as acting battalion adjutant in the final drill. He is now stationed with the unit.
Mention notes Lieut Holman, youngest son of Col J R Holman of the 18th Engineers, AE.F., and nephew to Mrs Hilton Burks and Mrs A J Cunningham. Mrs N A Thorpe spent the weekend in Brownwood.
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