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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1940

Page

6

Interscholastic League Elects County Officials

Wore Anbut Swope heads teaching efforts as the County Interscholastic League elects officers. The piece notes collaboration with Comanche County Schools, a planned teachers banquet, and ongoing meetings to unify school and receiving districts under the educational association.

Interscholastic League County Interscholastic League Springs Dale Howard County Educational Association Swope

Local Social Updates From Fairview Cross Plains and Mount Pleasant

Gay and Jack Smith visited in the home of their parents at Fairview over the week end. Rev. and Mrs. R. M. McGinnis attended the funeral of George Halbrooks. Annie Joyce Haines and Miss Montie Irby attended singing at Mount Pleasant Sunday night. Mrs. J. H. Lloyd visited Mrs. H. C. Smith at Fairview last Saturday night. Mrs. J. H. Lloyd and others visited Mrs. J. H. Lloyd last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Norwood of Sweetwater visited her mother, Mrs. 8S. C. Carter over the week.

Gay Jack Smith Fairview Horace Smith Will Burdette J. H. Lloyd R. M. McGinnis J. H Cross Plains W. H. Lloyd George Halbrooks B. G. Norwood Sweetwater

Sunday Socials and Quilting at Dublin Area

Mr and Mrs B O Caraway visited E L Caraway's home near Dublin. Jim McPherson and J K Thompson families spent Sunday with relatives. Mary Morgan of Gustine enjoyed Thursday with Edd Howell. Rev Greebon preached at the Methodist Church. The Women's Club met with Mrs Bart McPherson. two quilts were completed. Bridal shower honored Mrs Hiller Newton with cake and lemonade for about 25 guests including Mrs Owen Drake and others from Hamilton Aleman Indian Gap Lamkin. Next meeting with eo Martelle Robinson in October.

B. O. Caraway Dublin E. L. Caraway Jim McPherson Pottsville J. K. Thompson Mary Morgan Gustine Edd Howell Greebon Methodist Church Women's Club Bart McPherson Hiller Newton McPherson Owen Drake Little Daughter Hamilton Weird Aleman Lois Richardson Indian Gap Jamnita Turney Vernon Knapp Hazel Turney LaVern Crain Dora George Lamkin Eo Martelle Robinson

Local social visits span towns in Texas families

Mexico resident Mr. and Mrs. Rance Cockrell of Colorado City spent part of the week with Mrs. Falkner and family. Genevie Falkner visited Wilson with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lowery. Nellean McCarty vacationed with friends in Dublin. Ollie Falkner hosted guests including Will Kerley, Glen Falkner, Leta Mae Gilbreath and others from Corpus Christi, and L. B. Hancock and Newell Lee Looney. Hughes of Dublin joined Mrs. Luther Reagin and daughters for Sunday evening.

Rance Cockrell Colorado City Ollie Falkner Genevie Falkner Guy Lowery Wilson Nellean McCarty Dublin Will Kerley Glen Falkner Leta Mae Gilbreath Corpus Christi Ruby Gene Hancock L. B. Hancock Newell Lee Looney Hughes Luther Reagion

Sealy Alexander Hosts Visitors Sunday Singing Night

Sealy Alexander hosted Mr and Mrs SE Roberts Faye Taber visiting Mr and Mrs Huel Hodges in Comanche Friday night. Sunday night is singing night here and the Mr Pleasant singers are scheduled to be here. John Box and son J T from Brownwood spent the weekend with home folks. T Wiggins a German Hospital patient is home. Dale Kay spent the time at De Leon. T J Tyson of Waco is visiting home folks here.

Sealy Alexander SE Robertss Faye Taber Huel Hodges Comanche Mr. Pleasant John Box and Son J. T Brownwood T. Wiggins German Dale Kay de Leon T. J. Tyson Waco

Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits and Gatherings

Mrs Pat Patterson and guests visited Mrs M G McDon and Mrs G C Walker and children in Lanham. Visitors at Wade Porter home included Mr and Mrs Marlin Browning, Mrs Ellsworth West, and the Gleaton family from Zephyr. Wade Porter plans a Comanche trip to see daughter Nabers Gleaton and infant. Rob McDonald and son joined Aubrey mane and daughter at Gustine. Funeral attendance for Uncle Bennie Boydston held at Mt Olive. Truman Harris and baby from Gustine spent evening with Mrs Bert Large. Claud Wyche and Bobbie Skinner visited Stephenville. Home Workers Club met at Mrs Porter’s and planned a quilt project. next meeting at Mrs Robert Adcock on Oct 18.

Hazel Dell Prepares for U S Military Registration

Hazel Dell will register about twenty men next Wednesday in a school room for U S military service. Dry weather delays sowing and land prep for next year. Pecan crops are fair with thousands of pounds expected. Price and Wolfe own notable orchards. Cotton nearly gathered and peanuts due for harvest soon. Sunday singing drew a large crowd and plans for more attendance. local families visited during the week.

United States J. W. Price Ross R. Wolfe W. A. Bryson G. D. Haggard Claude Arthur Purves A. L. Westfall

Local Social News Highlights from Downing Area

House guests over the weekend included the Thorpes and Ladds with their families plus Bonnie Stark visiting in Comanche. Other notes mention moves and visits by the Stanley, Painter, Loudermilk, Rogers, Cottrell, and Kean households and a meeting about the hot lunch program at Downing School.

Jesse Ladd Fred Thorpe Charles T. K. Ladd Charlie Ray Ben Ladd Bonnie Stark Comanche Willie Loudermilk L. F. Stanley Elsie Gooch Elmo Painter W. F. Loudermilk Mac Stark Gene Rogers San Angelo Jack Cottrell Clarence Kean Odessa Ernestine Arthur Downing School

Trinity Singing at Sand Hill Draws Crowd Sunday

Sunday night Trinity Singing at Sand Hill drew visitors from Rock Bluff. Dwain L Welch, a first grade pupil, was taken to a German hospital for an appendicitis operation Sunday night. Peanut harvesting in this section is in full swing. W E Starkey was called to Fort Worth last week for a cousin’s illness.

Sand Hill Rock Bluff Dwain L. Welch Walter Dawkins Houston Dawkins Custer J. H. Dawkins W. E. Starkey Fort Worth

Local social notes from Burnet and surrounding areas

Lynn Stevens of Burnet and friends attended a gathering with relatives. Annabell Denman and Mrs. A. B. Denman of Fort Worth visited last Monday. Mrs. Mary Neel spent time in Stephenville for her son Victor's schooling and hospital stay. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Briley of Meridian visited Mrs. G. B. Crain Monday night. A large PTA meeting occurred with Supt. Howard presenting picture shows. Mr. and Mrs. McGee Moore visited Brownwood last Sunday. Mrs. L. McGlothlin hosted her daughter Verna from New Mexico. Glynn McGlothlin, Homer Miller and Ely Westfall went to Brownwood on business last week.

Lynn Stevens Burnetee Fry Annabell Denman A. B. Denman Fort Worth Viset Ab Denman Mary Neel Stephenville Victor Guy Briley Meridian G. B. Crain P.T.A Supt. Howard McGee Moore Becay Brownwood L. McGlothlin Verna New Mexico Glynn McGlothlin Homer Miller Ely Westfall Brownwood

Wedding Shower For Mr and Mrs Boss Winfrey Held In Stag Creek

A large crowd attended the wedding shower for Mr Boss Winfrey and Mrs Winfrey at the Cagle home Saturday night. The bride to be is the daughter of Zeb and Mrs May, raised in the community, and the groom is the son of the Winfrey family of Sipe Springs. The couple will reside near Sipe Springs. Also noted is Nile Janes moving his dwelling near the public road and a weekend trip by Janes and related families to Alvarado near Keene with Armon Janes of Gainesville joining.

Boss Winfrey Jack Cagle Henry Janes Henry Drennan Lon Dunlap Nile Janes Ory Grigsby Alvarado Keene Armon Janes Gainesville

City ordinance defines wrecking yard proximity ban in Comanche

An emergency city ordinance prohibits operating or maintaining a wrecking yard within two hundred yards of any business house church school or residence inside Comanche Texas and fixes penalties.

Comanche Texas

Comanche Texas Adopts Wrecking Yard Regulation

The City Council of Comanche Texas enacts a ordinance banning wrecking yards within two hundred yards of homes churches schools and businesses. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines up to one hundred dollars with each day of violation a separate offense. The measure takes effect after passage and publication, effective January 1 1941 for existing yards.

Comanche Texas A. D M. Coleman

Learn a Trade to Earn More Money Quickly

An advertisement urges quick wealth through trade training. It promotes diesel, radio and television, air conditioning and refrigeration, and electricity programs at National Schools of Los Angeles with practical instruction and proven graduate success. It invites readers to write BE L Manogue in Comanche Texas.

National Schools of Los Angeles L. Manogue Comanche Texcomplete

Public notice references trespass restraint at Hancock place

Fragmentary notice notes trespassing forbidden on property known as the Hancock place between South Copperas Springs and Beattie-W Smith. The passage appears as an old classifieds style ad promoting local services and business with references to a rest stop on Highway No 10 and Patrick Street, plus repair work and heater service by W H Huett of Sidney.

Yf Hancock Place South Copperas Springs Beattie W Smith Texas Phillips 66 Highway No. 10 Patrick Street Leaery W. H. Huett Sidney

Beauty Bargain at Maireton Personality Shop

Oil permanent shampoo set and ail offered for 61.90 at the Maireton Personality Shop three blocks east of Church Christ.

Church Christ

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