Local social notes and church visit update
Energy na Hunter of Dentor r brother, O FE Hayes y last week in the B O Carawwy haay were Elmer Caraway y of Macksville, Mrs W Mr and Mrs Bob Jones Howell of Hamilton, arvey Daniels of Lund iteds her sister, Mrs Tene t Thursday. Mrs Amon Morgan hter of Gustine visited her parents, Mr and Mrs W D Howell Sunday afternoon, bringing with them a decorated birthday cake for Mrs Howell. Rev Call of Gustine filled his regular appointment at the local Methodist Church Sunday. The Women's Club met with Mrs Bill Rudd Thursday afternoon. Three quilts were quilted and refreshments served to 27 club members, and one visitor, Mrs Bullard of Pottsville.
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Na Hunter
Dentor
O. FE. Hayes
Elmer Caraway Y
Macksville
W. Mr
Bob Jones Howell
Hamilton
Arvey Daniels
Lund
Tenet
Amon Morgan Hter
Gustine
Mrs. W. D. Howell
Mrs Howell
Call of Gustine
Bill Rudd
Bullard
Pottsville
Goodwill Chub Chub' Attends Benefit Sae in Stephenville
The text notes attendance at a entertainment and benefit sae SMiss, mentions Shoemaker spending the weekend with her parents, and a trip by J. Wilhelm and son to Stephenville where J K is enrolled at Tarleton. Rev H J Sanders conducted a service at Harmony, and Hilton Gore with family visited White Point and Comanche relatives.
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Sae Smiss
Myrie
Shoemaker
Eis
J. Wilhelm and Son
J. x
Sie Wilhelm
Aamily
Comanche
Stephenville
J. K
Tarleton
H. J. Sanders
Harmony Sung
Hilton Gore
J. FE. Gore
White Point
L. J. McAliley
Holcomb
Local Notes and Visits: Sidney student back to school
Stag Creek Luther May returns home to enter Sidney school. Mrs Gussie Pittman and son Lionell return from Paducah visit. Misses Guthrie return from Bird's Store trip. Mrs J H Jaynes visits son Quinton in Keene recovering from appendix operation. George Foster family from Abilene visit La Roque household. Roger Smith and son from Fairview spend Sunday with Cagle family. Rev Smith preaches at both services. Singing reorganized with new officers W T Coker president Pat Scott secretary. Class to meet weekly for practice first Friday at J D Morrow home. Basil Allen and Edwin Lemmons return home from work at O'Brien and Flatwood. Cagle hosts miscellaneous wedding shower for Arlie Taylor of Gordon.
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Luther May
Troy Blakely
Lubbock
Sidney
Gussie Pittman
Lionell
Clarence
Lester Pittman
Paducah
Johnnie
Lucille Guthrie
Bird's
J. H. Jaynes
Quinton
Keene
Texas
George P. Foster
Earl Ray
Nevin
Abilene
H. E. la Roque
Lucille
Roger Smith
Fairview
Jack Cagle
Smith
W. T. Coker
Pat Scott
J. D. Morrow
Basil Allen
Cardus for Women Promises Less Monthly Discomfort
Many women report relief from weakness and poor digestion after taking Cardus. The medicine is said to boost appetite, strengthen the system, and regulate monthly periods, with a physician advised if no benefit is seen.
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Cardus
Public affidavit for Comanche Chief newspaper 1937
The document, sworn September 13, 1937, discloses J. C. Wilkerson as publisher editor managing editor and business manager of the Comanche Chief at Comanche Texas. It states ownership details and that no stockholders or security holders exceed one percent, with bondholders none. Signed by J. C. Wilkerson and notarized by T. C. George.
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Wilkerson
Call and Bins Eea
Comanche
J. C. Wilkerson
Texas
T. C. George
Bible Miss Gertrude Haddox Heads to John Tarleton
Miss Gertrude Haddox left Monday for Stephenville to attend John Tarleton College. Mr and Mrs W C Cox and Mr and Mrs Pat Scott visited Mrs H E La Roque who is ill. Earl Ray Roberts Nevin Foster and Lucille La Roque visited in the Pat Scott home Sunday. Uncle Jim Williams returned home from a visit near Comanche. Mrs Clem Russell spent Sunday with Mrs Rick Armstrong.
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Gertrude Haddox
Stephenville
John Tarleton
W. C. Cox
Pat Scott
H. E. la Roque
Bob Beasley
Breckenridge
Charlie Drennan
Earl Ray Roberts
Nevin Foster
Lucille la Roque
Jim” Williams
Comanche
Clem Russell
Rick Armstrong
Aldridge Brezeunion 18 Held at Lake Eanes
A community reunion at Lake Eanes gathered kin from Plano Sweetwater and Comanche among others on a Sunday noon feast under elm trees. Attendees included Aldridge family members and relatives. next reunion set for the second Sunday in September 1938.
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Aldridge Brezeunion
Lake Eanes
Fortu Nate Tendance
Will Aldridge
Charles Aldridge
W. P
Charlene
Plano
Fayette Aldridge
George Robert
Robert
Winnie Haynes
Sweetwater
Bennette Aldridge
Dudley
Lucile
Virginia
Clyde Hodge
Marlene
LeRoy Johnson
Hodge
Johnson
J. R. Aldridge
Odessa
John R. Neal
Los Angeles
Calif
Edgar Johnson
P. M. Fagan
Eiland Fagan
Comanche
Sumner Wetzel
Marion
Addie Mae
George Drake
Emma Moody
Stephenville
Robert Black
Dean Collins
J. H. Harris
R. W. Neal
Sidney
J. Pinkard
R. W. Neal, Jr
Martha Dudley
Maxine Short
Local Visits Highlight Incoming Relatives and Travel
Mrs key 18 visiting her doachit 8 wicks 8 Gambini 7 a Lula Bybee Fs last week for Alpine. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and children of Pasadena California visiting relatives here. Glen Perdue left Monday to attend John Thoreton College. C La Grone of A&M College spent the week with his parents and daughter Mrs. Lottie Childs. Mrs. A L Reese and son Goldsmith visiting her niece Mrs. Pierce. Mr and Mrs Bill Stark daughter Neva and others spent Sunday at Brownwood.
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Ice
Lottie Childs
A. L. Reese
Goldsmith
Pierce
Bill Stark
Neva
J. Stark
Tie Phillips
Brownwood
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A&p Bread
del Monte Fresh Prunes Lipton’s Tea
Lishmann
Price
John Deere
Lmanche Milling Co
Stag Creek
Conoco
Roy Yantis
Ora
Top & Body Works
Clark
Comanche Top & Body Works
J. C. Jacobs
Ted Durham
John Tarleton College
J. B. Tatum
Stanton Wilhelm
Bert Speed
University of Texas
Campbells
Texas Telephone
Martha Bonnell
American Airlines
Judith Allen
Republic
Bill
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
Sinclair
W. C. House
Ford
Ford Dealer
Wide
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