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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1938
Page
7
Proctor Notes: Local Visits and Marital News
Proctor residents hosted and visited relatives in nearby towns. Charles Dunnam of Purvis married Miss Maxine Anderson of Proctor in Dublin with Rev. Gene Barber officiating. Absent friends include Reverend Barber delivering a church address and various families hosting visitors from Fort Worth Kilgore Stephenville East Texas and Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
B. H. Lee
Los Angeles
Calif
Bernice Rambo
Stephenville
Arthur Rambo
Atlas Smith
Fort Worth
A. D. Kay
Charles Dunnam
Purvis
Maxine Anderson
Proctor
Dublin
Gene Barber
Bessie Kight
Son
G. L. Kight
Ida Harris
Texas
The
Baptist Church
Proctor School
Gordon Barrett
Hasse Waybe Causey Returns Home for School
Hasse Wayne Causey spent the summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs Homer McDonald and has returned to Fort Worth to attend school. Several locals and visitors are noted including Ned Donaho of Los Angeles and Mrs Winnie Jones who opened a lunch stand at the Alamo Shop. Others mention travel and new jobs in De Leon Brysonville Comanche and Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Causey
Homer Mc.Donald
Fort Worth
Ned Donaho
Los Angeles
California
Pearl Dona 0
Winnie Jones
Alamo
Ralph Huffman
Neal Greenlee
de Leon
Fred Huse
Gladewater
Ed Huffman
Boss Davis
Brysonville
Thomas
George Cecil Hanes
Comanche
Aubrey Jay Henry
Proctor
Mansel Hodge
Brownwood
Visitors and family ties noted in local names
Sipe Springs resident Fred Pounds from McCamey returned home after visiting his sister Mrs. Arthur Littlefield. Miss Loris Spratling of San Marcos visited Miss Earleen Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henderson of Baird visited mother Mrs. Tennie Foster. Leverett House and Jack Benson of Brawley, California visited. Mildred Foster, visiting her parents, returned to Washington DC. Rev. Reuben Ward led Bible Training School at the Baptist Church aided by Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Henley of Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pounds
McCamey
Arthur Littlefield
Loris Spratling
San Marcos
Earleen Morris
Sam Henderson
Baird
Tennie Foster
Leverett House
Jack Benson
Brawley
California
Mildred Foster
Lon Foster
Washington, D. C
Reuben Ward
The
Baptist Church
Taylor Henley
Brownwood
All Day Quilting and Surprise Birthday Dinner
Mrs. D. J. McDaniel hosted an all day quilting session and surprise birthday dinner Friday for her daughter. Guests included Mesdames Edwards, Sherman Smith, Burks, C. C. Thomas, Ed Williams, Hasley, Bagley, Lewis, Owen, Phillips, Wilhelm, Doc Edwards, Biggs, Shoe maker, Ide Lane, Troy Pettit, Levisay, and Misses Emma Smith, Exia Thomas, Myrle Shoemaker, Rena Owen, Matricia McDaniel, Peggy Lou Levisay, Janelle Williams, Jean Thomas, Bobby Burks, and James Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. McDaniel
T. M. Edwards
Sherman Smith
Guy Burks
Z. T. Edwards
C. C. Thomas
Ed Williams
Roy Hasley
Tom Bagley
Sam Lewis
M. E. Owen
O. B. Phillips
Gus Wilhelm
J. F. Wilhelm
Doc Edwards
J. C. Biggs
Black-Draught Laxative Promises Regular Bowels
Advert says Black-Draught offers refreshing relief from constipation as a purely vegetable laxative. It claims the digestive tract becomes better conditioned to act regularly daily without ongoing medicine. Next time, be sure to try it.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Allcorn Insurance and Bonds
Elkins Tin Shop
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
H. Donaho
Farmers Produce Co
GEO. C. McKinzie
Lee Yace
P- Aero
Werth
Carry Gorman
Jim Pinson
West Texas
Harold Sturkie
Kilgore
L. O. Sturkie
Maxwell Croft
Texas Power & Light Company
T.p.&l
Tp&l
Texas Power
Hasse
Sipe Springs
Pelea
Cardus
BLACK
Johnson
United States
Milwaukee
J. C. Gaddy
Masseur
Comanche, Texas
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
J. B. Allcorn
BULLS
SALE
Nelson Smith
Higginbotham Bldg
Ofc
C. W. Gray
First National Bank
Square
Kenneth Ory
Reai
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman, Texas
A. J. Gray
West National Bank
E. R. Ammons
Raest
West Side Square
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