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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
2
Compact classifieds notice offering a room for rent with full conveniences and a telephone contact at 230. Mrs states: up.
High School students elected class officers for 1955 36 term. Senior officers include Herbert Goodeen president Mary Jane Bramlette vice president Catherine Payne secretary Cullen Blevins treasurer H C Bradshaw reporter Junior officers Harold Hoffman president Charles Marshall vice president Quentin Cauley secretary treasurer Sophomore Tybert Pate president Rebecca Isham vice president Nona Lee Marshall secretary treasurer Freshmen L T Coker president Maidee Marshall vice president Nina Huse secretary treasurer
Zephyr and Mrs Locke hosted a Sunday School social with outdoor games and watermelons. J L Vanzandt and family plus Mrs Doroth Nelli Baker returned from a three week California trip. Visitors included Mrs Cobb and Miss Artie, and Mr and Mrs Sears hosted local youth.
The Davis family gathered August 29 and 30 by the Leon River for their annual reunion. About 147 attendees shared a meal of barbecue beef, cakes, pies, and tea, then enjoyed songs by Ernest Rip letoe and his quartet. Several generations were present, with many relatives from Comanche and Fall counties, and memories of late patriarch Tim Davis noted.
The Brownwood High School will publish an annual this year for the first time in 15 years per Brownwood Bulletin report. The School Board approved the annual on petition of the Senior Class.
Forty boys enroll in Gustine High School Vocational Agriculture classes as the new year begins. One Future Farmers of America meeting has been held. Dues are 1.25 for Va students and 60 cents for non enrolled members. A Gustine Community Fair is planned for October. Officers for 1935 1936: President Wilburn Daniels Vice President M L Smart Secretary Elwyn Lane Treasurer Gyle Striplin Reporter Dale Wilson Farm Watch Dog Bumcum Johnston Parliamentarian Norman Harrison Historian Connie Strickland.
Leland Hood of Comanche and Bonnie Belle Stevens of the Suez community were married Friday by Rev. R. G. Alexander at his residence. The couple, both former Comanche High students, plan to live in Comanche with an apartment at the Mrs. G. A. Chilton residence.
Mercer Gan Rev White of Brownwood conducted services here Sunday. Mrs Charlie Rogers and sons Richard and Joe Tom of Fort Worth returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T M Gore. Roy Fisher and son visited his parents. Jim Fisher at Bethel. Wesley Couch and family of Abilene spent the weekend with T M Gore and J D Couch. Roy Tupin and children of Harmony spent Sunday night with T M McKinzie. Mrs J E Gore visited Hilton Gore and wife in Brownwood.
Advertisement for McGee's Baby Syrup claiming to end colic and gas, ease digestion, and help babies rest. It markets purity and sleep benefits with pricing details and is attributed to Sutton Dudley, Drugs.
A revival meeting is in progress at the Freewill Tabernacle with Rev Shoats of Fort Worth delivering the sermon. Mr and Mrs W G Powell of San Francisco visited Mr and Mrs Burch Wilson last week. Mr and Mrs Claud Strong of Ranger spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W Strong.
Mrs Perry Hicks of Belton Texas recommends Thedford s Black Draught as a reliable laxative for relief from biliousness and constipation. The 235 cent packages are marketed for family use and to prevent discomfort when symptoms arise.
Owner W. Price announces that after years of allowing camping and fishing, the pasture on the Leon River is now closed to the public due to trespass and damage. Trespassers will be dealt with under law.
Harmony Church reports Rev B W Kramer filled his regular appointment on Sunday. The young people’s division will precede the second and fourth Sunday night programs with a brief prayer service, while adult Bible reading classes meet. Harold Edwards spent Saturday night with Marshall McDonald in Newburg. Iris Humphrey of Newburg visited Beatrice and Othyne Phillips Saturday.
May Mrs. A. R. Harlow learned of her brother Robert Floyds death at his home in Toho ka. She and Mesdames J. C. Brown and Bo Ford of Brownwood attended the funeral. The May School faculty includes Horace White Weldon Chambers G. H. Morrison C. B. Chamber Lillie Gaines and others.
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