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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1938
Page
3
Mrs B F Vaughan of Van E entertained a group of young folks at her home on Thursday with a surprise party for Vineyard. Games and music by Mackey Loggins accompanied a lively gathering with many guests present. Miss Ethel Wilson spent the weekend in Cisco.
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion and Creosote as a remedy for chest colds and bronchial irritation. The text touts creosote blends and weed products as helpful for loosening mucus and expelling germs, claiming years of beneficial use in cough and bronchial treatments.
A large shower for Miss Fay Belle Dudley, bride of E. R. Evans, was hosted at the Cyril Greene home on Oct. 20. Hostesses included Mrs. C. W. Marshall and others. more than seventy five guests attended, with decorations in autumn colors and a reception line formed by the honoree and her mother.
Mrs L C Cleveland entertained the Alice Russell Sunshine Club Tuesday afternoon at her Comanche home. The program included talks and contests with Mrs C Hampton and Mrs J B Lowery winning a spelling contest from the word Hallowe en. Miss Millie Fleming received the consolation prize as guests enjoyed apple pie and coffee.
A fragmentary reading lists individuals including Mrs. B. Lowery Mrs. J. B. Jayne nares A J. Gray Mrs. Clark Mire Bob Allen Mrs. E. Bonser Mrs. C. C. Hampton Mrs. 8. McDonald Mrs. Jim Moody Thelma Krauss Miss Eugenia Gray and Miss Camile Fleming.
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Gail Dudley confirms the coming marriage of Fay Belle Dudley and E R Evans on October 21. The ceremony plans are informal with a decorated home setting featuring yellow chrysanthemums and white abelia. Family and close friends attend the house party.
Miss Fay Belle Dudley daughter of Mrs. C. R. M. Dudley of Comanche wed Earl Ray Evans son of R. R. Evans of Dublin in a Sunday morning ceremony at the bride’s home. Rev. A. Edwin Wilson officiated. The event featured a niece as maid of honor, amber and pink dahlias, and an informal reception. The couple plans residence in Comanche where Evans runs Western Auto.
A birthday and wedding dinner was held in October at the home of O W Couch and family in Gustine. Sixty guests from Seymour Gustine Hamilton Spring Energy Pettit and nearby towns attended. Names listed include T J Couch Bill Couch J W Couch Will Couch Carl McDonald Joe Middleton and others reuniting after several years.
Elm Grove W G Hurt and family of Maine spent the weekend with his parents Rev and Mrs S D Hurt. Miss Lavern Day of Sidney spent Sunday night with her sister Mrs Earl Chandler. Mr and Mrs Jewell Glasgow and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Millard Word of Sidney.
Stag Creek and nearby residents host and visit relatives and friends. Annie Wilson and Zanna Bell Stone of Dallas visited the J G Hood home. Claud Young's funeral brought kin from several households to Anson. Glen Dirnell and Keene College students visited the J H Jaynes home.
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