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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
9
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Couch express sincere appreciation for the kindnesses shown by neighbors and friends during and after the loss of their home in a recent fire.
Abilene Christian College opens its twenty ninth annual session with 1006 students, the largest in school history, a 15 percent rise from last year. Regular college enrollments include 587 resident students, 128 in elementary and high school divisions, and 289 in the extension department. Notable enrollees include Estellena Redwine of Abilene and Maurine Boykin of Comanche, both graduates of area high schools.
Mrs. Sarah Frances Robason wife of C C Robason of May died at the family residence at 8 20 p m Oct 18 after a five week illness The funeral was at Baptist Church May on Oct 19 with burial in May Cemetery Pallbearers were H A Brewer E Brewer Mac Miller B H Bettis Fred Emfinger and Glenn Harrs She leaves her husband and five children Frank Robason Dr Paul Robason Mrs J O Allen Mrs W P Wiggins and Horace Robason plus three brothers J T Miller Vinson Miller and Will Miller and one sister Mrs Goen Born Aug 4 1868 in Bell County she was the daughter of S T and Sarah Miller An active Baptist Church member for many years.
The Zion Hill Sunday School met at Mount Pleasant in a group session. Mr and Mrs Wes Nabers visit son Tom Nabers and family in Dallas. Johnnie Hammonds works in Stephenville and Johnson visits Coleman. Mrs George Higginbotham and daughters move to the Carnes home at Hasse. The Van Dyke Singing Class is reorganized with new books ordered.
Mrs. Frank Wilhelm of Harmony visited Miss Faye Lane on Monday. Mrs. Walter Lane hosted a birthday dinner for O. Handley of Comanche last Tuesday. Handley attended with friends from Comanche and Walter Lane and his son Jack. Mrs. Glenn Keating and her young son Homer of Shiloh spent part of last week with Mrs. H. J. Bean.
Union reports Mr and Mrs Hilton Burks and daughter visited Mr and Mrs J W Burks at Hasse Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Hill Cox spent Sunday at Gustine with Mr and Mrs R L Vinson. Miss Ruby Norvell and Dick Adcock attended the State Fair Friday night and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Don Williams entertained the young folks with a party Saturday night.
Mrs. A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama reports back and side pains and extreme thinness improved after taking Cardus. She finished five bottles and gained weight and color showing her health now restored. Thousands of women testify Cardus benefited them. If it does not help consult a physician.
The ad promotes the best and freshest radio and flashlight batteries at Howard Kilpatrick's with a focus on savings and value for shoppers seeking household supplies.
Advertising claims Creomulsion combines seven helps in one solution for lingering coughs and colds. It emphasizes safety with no narcotics and offers an on the spot refund if relief is not achieved.
Mrs. S. D. Hurt of Elm Grove celebrated her sixty fourth birthday with a noon dinner and an afternoon of conversation and games. Present were family members including D. C. Summers John Burrows W G Hurt J E Hurt D L Hurt and others from nearby towns and communities. Patricia and Judson Woolsey presented a basket of gifts to the honoree.
Mrs. Jesse Taber and children surprised her husband with a 50th birthday dinner at their Pettit area home. Attendees included W. M. Humphrey and family Hubert Humphrey John Taber and family and A. E. Burnett and wife. Nearby events followed with local gatherings and visits as the week referenced.
Comanche meets Dublin at Comanche Ball Park this afternoon at 8 o clock in a clash expected to draw local fans. The game pits two regional teams with potential for a decisive score.
Rev Edwin Wilson has accepted the pastorate of the First Baptist Church and will preach at both morning and evening services Sunday. The church invites all to attend and welcome Brother Wilson to the community.
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