Clara Hodge Returns to St. Visit
Clara Hodge has returned for an extended visit in St. Louis to spend time with family and friends and catch up on local affairs.
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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
7
Clara Hodge has returned for an extended visit in St. Louis to spend time with family and friends and catch up on local affairs.
Demming hosted a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Carleton. Mr. Harper returned to his birthplace near Alexander after 57 years, once home to the Harper Mill. Mrs. Hughton Hughes of Comanche visited here with friends. Alta Mae Byrd of Comyn called on Mrs. Oleta Page. Mayo Baugh of South Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Baugh of Dublin visited relatives here. Mrs. Mary Ewing of Fort Worth is visiting relatives. Miss Sallie Jenkins is in Fort Worth for a nursing position. Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Dixon visited relatives at Gorman and Ruck.
Last week reports show Wash of Austin visiting his sister Mrs. Joshie Washington. Bob Harbor and family spent Sunday with Jay Woods. Rev. McClure of Brownwood conducted at the Methodist Church Saturday. Mrs. Ada Isom hosted Willie Ellis and family in Tolar Sunday. Gaston Guyger moved to Austin for a new position. A large funeral attended by many relatives for Mrs. Caleb Buckler of Gustine last Sunday. Ruth Gray of Sweetwater visited her mother Mrs. R. W. Gray over the weekend.
Gartmans View Rev Vaughn of Bryan preached here Sunday night. Ardelie and Merlin Elliott visited their brother Floyd Elliott at Mountain View last week. Will Johnston has been working at Chillicothe for the past few weeks. Bill Elliott and Mr Thomas were Pettit visitors Friday. Carlos McGuire and family of Winters visited Mrs Will Johnston Sunday. Jim Sparks left Tuesday for Cross Plains where he is working. Mr and Mrs Batton of Pettit were visitors here Saturday and Monday. Neighbors honored Mr and Mrs J H Prater with a farewell visit Sunday evening. The Praters moved to Brownwood Tuesday. Singing was held here Sunday night. Ted and Nellie Mae Patton visited Ellis Morphew and family at Comanche Sunday. Bill Elliott visited Carl Davis at Mount Pleasant last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Bill Phillips of near De Leon and Miss Azilee Shupp of New Hope spent the week end with S M Elliott and family. Ardelle and Merlin Elliott worked near De Leon last week.
Sipe Springs resident Miss Katie Poteet of Snyder visited here last week. Several families including the Hayes, Morris, Jones, Foster, and Warren families were visitors or hosts with trips to San Antonio Monterey Mexico Abilene and nearby towns. A Comanche and Rising Star couple also visited Walter Foster on Sunday.
A local office advertises 110 large notebooks sold for ten cents each. The offer highlights quantities and a bargain price at The Chief Office, inviting buyers to visit and purchase.
The De Leon region reports crops 80 percent harvested after recent rains with some fields averaging 30 bushels per acre and nut hay value near land value. Local events include marriages, a fire causing 7000 dollars damage at Comyn tank farm, a football win for De Leon over Hico, and residents attending a funeral in Dublin.
Clay Building Material Co announces a new line of wallpaper for 1938 featuring many beautiful patterns. Customers can view a wide selection by calling phone number 251 for details and pricing.
Mount Pleasant residents note T R Randals visit Bill Glasgow at Mercer Gap Sunday morning Elmo Dandal returns from California Floyd Jones and family spend Saturday night with Prank Vineyard at Comanche
Advert describes Cardus as a remedy for severe menstrual pains, claiming it eases pain, calms nerves, and improves vitality. It urges consultation if no benefit, and asserts many women report help while noting increased strength from food.
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