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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1931
Page
7
Mrs. George B. Black placed an ad in the Comanche Chief offering a cook stove for sale. After selling the stove, she received twenty one further inquiries by Tuesday morning, turning her skepticism into enthusiasm and prompting her to search for more articles to sell.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Young People Training Service 6 45 p m each Lord s Day Hear them sing next Sunday evening Woman s Missionary Society Monday 3 p m You are welcome and wanted at all services Gordon Barrett Pastor
Mr and Mrs James Ming and their Brownwood children were honored by Comanche friends with a Sunday noon dinner at Lake Eanes. In the afternoon the family visited friends in Comanche joining Mrs B W Speed and children Mr and Mrs Hill Huddleston Mr and Mrs Hardy Jones Mrs Murt Sullivan and Miss Dess Rock.
Services will be held at the Sipe Springs Baptist Church Saturday night and Sunday at 11 am and 8 pm led by Pastor Homer Davis. Sunday School starts promptly at 10 am with graded classes and efficient teachers. Come to all services.
Raymond Woolsey of Rock Church spent the weekend with friends here. Sammie Moore of Stagg Creek spent Saturday night with Samuel Robertson. Effie Claudine and Werdna Robertson spent the weekend with relatives and friends of Logan Gap. Rev. S. D. Hart will fill his regular appointment here next weekend. Samuel Robertson spent Sunday with Jeff Moore of Stagg Creek. Carl Baker and Ural Preston of Owens visited friends here last weekend. Miss Gertrue and Evah Maye Robertson spent Sunday with Miss Mammie and Pauline Foster of Stagg Creek. Mr and Mrs S J Robertson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs E S Taylor and Mr and Mrs Alfred Taylor of Sipe Springs. A J Blevins Jr and George Hulsey Jr were Brownwood visitors Sunday. Miss Camille Switzer has returned to Dallas to resume her work as teacher.
On Sunday September 18 J D Beaty was surprised by a large group of friends returning from Sunday School with a basket lunch. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W J Fritts and children Lloyd Velda Opal Mr and Mrs W M Grigsby and children Margarite Lottie Mary Neil Virginia Mr and Mrs Bob Hendrix and daughter Neva Mr and Mrs Will Hendrix and Mertie Hendrix Mr and Mrs Charlie Hendrix Mr and Mrs W J McCarty and son Mr and Mrs Bob McNutt and son Melton Mr and Mrs Roger Smith Allene and Roger Curtis Smith Rev and Mrs Howard Moore Mr and Mrs D E Nabers Mr and Mrs H A Collins and daughter Laura B Mr and Mrs R P D Collins and children Aldridge Mae Dean and Weldon Mrs L M Collins Mrs Cobb Jack Sledge Sherman Smith Wayne Williams and Donald Colcleasure
SNERGY Robert, Bailey, Marvin Miller, Odell Averitt, and Floyd Klefner of Fort Worth spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Me. D. Miller. Miss Fannie Rudd had her tonsils removed last Sunday at the Hamilton sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Price and John C. Price of Goldthwaite were Energy visitors Sunday. Elroy Morgan and Claude McPherson are attending school at Hamilton. Mrs. R. G. Halbert, visiting her sister Mrs. Rec tor McPherson, returned to Dallas last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Robinson Jewell Cox. Rev. Preston Broxton filled his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday.
Lamkin Sept 10 The first bale of 1981 was brought to Lamkin by John Tatum. Ginned by Farmers Merchants Gin Co it weighed 1290 pounds in seed and yielded 535 pounds of lint. Neal Brothers bought it for 6.45 dollars totaling 24.50 with Tatum receiving free ginning weighing a 45 premium and a free haircut.
Mrs John D Waring hosted the Tuesday Club for a bridge afternoon with ten members and two guests. Rose bath mat awarded for high score among members to Mrs J B Hamilton. orange mat for guests to Mrs J B Allcorn. Miniature Lucky Dog given to Mrs R K Shelton. Salad course served to members and Mesdames J B Allcorn and John D Waring Jr.
Oliver Guthrie of Sidney and Miss Ava Lee Glasgow of Cotton Grove were married in Comanche on Friday afternoon September 11. Rev FE M Daily officiated at his residence. The Guthries and Glasgows plan to reside near Sidney. Miss Marion Lucille Donaho spent the weekend in Olden with her sister Mrs Howard Fox.
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