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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
7
Social notes record Mrs John Dabney honored at her home with a birthday dinner and all day quilting at the Dabney Mor ay home. Several Dabney family members and neighbors travel for hunting trips, visits, and local shopping across Texas towns including Dallas El Paso and San Angelo.
Many women report less monthly discomfort after using Cardus a medicine for women. It claims to improve appetite digestion and strengthen the system restoring regular functions. If no benefit is seen consult a physician.
Lamkin Alvin Sigman was called to Wichita Falls on business Saturday. Mrs. M. J. Bumgarner of Gustine is visiting friends here. A. J. Lawson of Stephenville spent the weekend here with home folks. Clarence Rush and family and Miss Lucille Hayes of Hamilton visited in the Nalie Hayes home Sunday.
Stagg Creek and surrounding towns notice a string of visits and relocations. Milton Rush and family stayed with kin at Hasse and Comanche. Foster family from Abilene spent time with La Roque relatives. Nile Jaynes and son plan a move to Keene.
Pastor Gordon Barrett appeals to the Mount Pleasant congregation to revive services and live righteously. He praises Supt. Bob Seale's Sunday School crew and urges spiritual growth, grace, and good works to avoid regret in this life and beyond.
Sipe Springs Mrs Sykes of Stephenville visits daughter Mrs Van dergriff. John Small of Lamesa and family spend weekend with Mrs Crain, who travels home Monday. Jack Clayton of Comanche visits Mrs Crain. Mrs Hutchins hosts visitors Mr and Mrs Benson of Fort Worth. Mrs Burrow of Colorado visits ill mother Mrs M T Leonard. Fritz Foster and family from Abilene visit mother Mrs H C Foster and grandparents Mr and Mrs H E La Roque. Mary Hope Westbrook, State University Austin student, weekends with mother. Bud Graham and Whit Armstrong of Ackerly visit ill mother Mrs Armstrong.
Centennial visitors Saturday included Mrs. Effie Donaldson and daughters Jaunita and Oleta, plus Mrs. Lessie Tidmore and Kenneth and Lurena Tidmore. Residents from Sidney and Comanche visited, with others in Brownwood and Sipe Springs over the weekend.
Mercer Gap and Harmony residents, including the Fletcher, Huggins, Rogers, Brown, Perry, and Gore households, spent Sundays with relatives. Several couples hosted gatherings for local youths with Friday and Saturday parties at homes of Payne and Gore in Harmony.
Edna Hill school children joined a Dallas Centennial Exposition visit on Tuesday. Tom Hodge of California visited his mother Mrs J J Capell. Verlon Barnett left for Borger for a new position. Annie Lee Cline of Comyn attended the Friday carnival. Mr and Mrs F E Barry and Warnell Salyer of Dublin visited the Salyer home. Mr and Mrs Jack Kilgore of Bunyan spent Sunday with his parents. Bennie Stephens and family of Ranger visited Lena Stephens over the weekend.
Mrs. Bill Brazeal of Sulphur Springs visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ochis Brazeal. Miss Florence Harris of Brownwood stayed with her parents. Neighbors attended Uncle Jack Sledge's funeral at Taylor's Chapel. Lora Gilliam returned from Burkett and Coleman. T. J. Jones visited De Leon. Floyd Jones and two sons visited Comanche. Virgel and Junior Hodges visited Mrs. Leech in Comanche. Henry Johnston and family visited Bettie Elliott at Van Dyke. Ezra Power and family of Cotton Grove visited Frank Power. Frank Power and his father visited Uncle Jim Power at Taylor's Chapel. Finner Day and family visited the Langleys at Indian Creek.
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a guaranteed cure for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It promises to soothe inflamed membranes, loosen phlegm, and expel it, with a money back guarantee if results are not seen from the first dose.
An item lists prices for air raid supplies at 79 cents and a dollar, with a note about adding machine paper available at the Chief Office.
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