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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
3
G. S. Emert, longtime rural mail carrier, will relocate with Mrs. Emert to the Taylor's Chappel area after January 1. Their daughter Miss Clarissa, a nurse in St. Louis, recently bought a 150 acre farm from J. D. Smoot, which Emert will cultivate. He will settle on Comanche Route 2, the line he served for nearly 15 years, completing a total of over thirty years delivering the mail.
Local notes record visits by Mabel Hall from Stagg Creek and Mrs. Will Chambers of Indian Mountain. Singers performed Sunday night with Gene Russell and Elmer LaRacu e on violins and Eva Hood at the piano. Several gatherings and family visits are listed, including births, birthdays, and homecomings around Brownwood and Gap.
The notice seeks fur donations for winter season needs. Contact J W Norrid at Norrid Produce Co for fur sale opportunities.
Miss Ona Udelle Van Cleave entertained Sidney 4-H Club members and guests on the school campus with a two hour scavenger hunt. Gifts were awarded to the winning group and about forty guests shared a chicken stew afterwards.
Harvony Mrs O RB Phillips entertained one Thursday night with a 42 party honoring her husband on his birthday. Burgess Fisher spent the weekend at Mullin. The Quilting Club met Thursday with Mrs T M Shoemaker. Mr and Mrs Irvin Norwood of Hasse visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs N B Rutherford. Z T Edwards and family visited Holcomb. Gaylen McKinzie and family of Mercer Gap visited Roy Tupin and family Sunday. Mesdames M F E Owen Roy Tupin and Miss Rena Owen attended a gaunting at the home of Mrs C W Payne at Mercer Gap Tuesday. Clinton Payne and family of Mercer Gap visited Tra Fletcher and family Sunday.
Fairview boys and girls played Downing teams at Downing with Fairview scoring 11 to 2 for the boys and 3 to 10 for the girls. Numerous local visits occurred as families and friends visited relatives in Downing, Beattie, Hasse, De Leon, Van Dyke, Blanket, Sidney, Coleman, and Gatesville. The community gathered for a singing with Cyril Irby elected president and Homer Collins vice president. next meeting set for the second Sunday evening.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 00 a m and 6 00 p m Weekday service 7 00 p m Wednesday mid week service led by Pastor A Edwin Wilson.
Administrator D. C. Dingus of Comanche County Texas seeks debts and claims on the estate of Mrs. E. W. Soward deceased. Creditors must present claims per law at his Comanche residence by the legally prescribed deadline. Witness dated November 17 1934.
Miss Golden Jones of Brownwood spent the weekend here with her parents Mr. and Mrs Jh H Jones.
Ida Hege of Edinburg Indiana was in a painful worn down state. She began Cardui after hearing of its help from relatives and after nine bottles she reported feeling much better and free of severe pains. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits many. If it does not help, seek a physician.
The mother of C. A. Griffith died at San Angelo Saturday. Burial followed Sunday in Downing Cemetery. Jeff Nichols of Lenton and J. T. Allred of Desdemona visited local families over the weekend. Loyi Samuels spent the weekend with relatives in Breckenridge.
Mr and Mrs W J Fritts entertained with a musical Saturday night. J C Fritts and his son Pete were Eastland visitors last week. G L Stewart has returned from Temple where he had been working.
Marcus Gordon, distinguished American pianist, will be presented in the next artist attraction at John Tarleton College Stephenville at 8 15 o clock Tuesday evening December 4. Charles W Froh Tarleton Conservatory director calls him the best pianist presented at the college in twenty five years and compares him with Perry and Sylvia Scienté who played there previously.
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