Social items and club scenes from Friday gatherings
Social items describe the Friday Bridge Club with hostess Mrs. G A Chilton and high scores by Mrs. Hilton Burks and Mrs. E W Harris. K K Club party honored senior boys and football players at Miss Patty Jay's home. Other clubs include Study Club at the High School, Why Nots club, Little Miss Katherine Ball's fourth birthday party, and Methodist Young People's Department meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. K
Patty Jay
Owl
Ciuh
Mr. Moody
Young People’s Department of the Methodist Church
Wim. Dingas
Pins
Why Nots Club Social Highlights Creased by Refreshments
A Why Nots club gathering featured cream chicken timbales tea and coffee for members and guests including Jack Moore Howard Kilpatrick Armstrong Cox and others. Recreation guests TV Scurry Joehilton Leonard Cobb and Minnie Cream attended. Bouquets of roses decorated the room and Mrs H H Gibbs hosted. High 42 score by Mrs Lionel Slider preceded banana salad pineapple punch and cocoanut macaroons served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Chilton
Hilton Burks
E. W. Harris
Howard Kilpatrick
BE. W. Harris
Ft. Worth
O. C.thrasher
Why Nots
Lionel
Jack Moore
Armstrong Cox
Chas
Gro
John Chilton
Walter Montgomery
Gee Palmer
L. Thomas
R. K. Shelton
J. D. Wallace
Theres Pitey
James D. Slack
George Simmons
Ann Palmer
Marion Hall
Marion Hall. Those Coming In For Recreations Meet TV Scurry Joehilton
Leonard Cobb
A. M Teveraee
Miss Minnie Cream
H. H. Gibbs
Lionel Slider
M’mes
D. C. Clark
Hardy Slider
Local society notes and shopper chatter from Comanche area
Personal mentions record visits and stays by Brownwood and De Leon residents including Mrs J. A. Duke and Mr Geo Wetzel family. The Cash Store advertises shoes. Teachers and correspondents from Energ and Stee Creek appear with social visits to the Chief office and local towns.
Comanche County Club Girls Headed to Dallas Fair
Miss Beulah Jones of Duncan and Earlean Lane of Sidney lead Comanche County Club Girls to the Dallas Fair with chaperone Miss Maysie Malone. Two boys, Oran Lane and Bill Jones, accompany the group. lodging, meals, and daily programs arranged at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Beulah Jones
Duncan
Earlean Lane
Sidney
Dallas Fair
Brownwood
San Angelo
Ballinger
Coleman
Shady
Maysie Malone
Brown County
Oran Lane
Bill Jones
Miss Malone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Optical Service
J. H. Huff
Texas College of Optometry
Optometrist
Comanche, Texas
Study Cinh
Katherine Ball
Carrie
Marjorie Thrasher
Garrett Palmer
Dorothy Cauley
Rita Huse
Carolyn Montgomery
Ann Lou Brie
Young People’s Department of the
Methodist Church
Indian Creek
W. G. Dingus
Bridge
Gray
Nanan
B.D. Sanders
Sass
Dams
Pererstins Atwood
Lux T Palmer Barnes
Geo. Wetzel
A. Duke
Bob Whaley
Henry Shook
Arnie Loyd
de Leon
Comanche
W. H. Carpenter
Sipe Springs
Dora Greene
Pine Garrett
Energ
Stee Creek
Miss 4
Jessie and
Artis
Mike Ruby May
Fra
P. A. Pettit
Fleming
The
Cash Store
Little & Stephens Market
Slider & Lacy
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
TO Wear and Millinery Departments
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
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