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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1926
Page
7
Wednesday night September 8 radio WEAF broadcasted the song Ihe Garden Of Love written by Edith Stow used as Mrs. A. B. Haworth pen name. Edna Colliday did the arrangement and Norman Clark sang with the South Sea Serenaders accompanying.
Carbon paper and typewriter supplies at the Chief office. Mrs. J J Alexander and daughter of Dallas are visiting friends in Comanche this week.
P W Levisay prominent Newburg citizen dies Saturday evening September 4 in Brownwood sanitarium after illness. Born February 18 1860 in Missouri he moved to Texas in 1870 and settled in Brenham then Comanche County in 1873. Survived by wife two sons John and Raymond daughter Mrs Herman Mayes three brothers and one sister Funeral at Rock Church near Blanket and burial there.
Local newspaper notes that the Comanche Chief offers high quality printing services for customers seeking reliable job work. The item highlights reputation for quality and consistent service.
The Presbytery of Brownwood will convene at the Presbyterian Church of Comanche on Tuesday evening September 14 at eight. About fifteen visiting ministers and elders will attend. Sermons by Rev. Guy Davis of San Angelo and Rev. B D Dennedy of Coleman will precede the election of a new moderator. Lunch will be served, and after Wednesday sessions the body will adjourn until its Spring meeting.
In Sunday school a renewed interest with special music by girls and Rally Day planned for October 3. Moonlighters report welcome visitors and a pleasing duet by Messrs Clark and Wilkerson. Evening service canceled by rain but prayer and praise held. Next Sunday offers Rally Day events, giving devotion and services at 11 A.M. and 7 45 P.M. Presbytery of Brownwood meets Sept 14 for an opening sermon by Rev Guy Davis. The church invites all to worship in Comanche.
Mrs. M. E. Guinn mother of Mrs. Geo. Hulsey, visiting in Shiloh and Pottsville after spending weeks at the Hulsey home.
County Tax Assessor A. J. McGuire and wife visited Fort Worth on county business. The text notes their presence amid local business references to Alamo Tires and Tubes and Elkins Tin Shop and syrup pans.
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