Suez News Sees Rain Aid Farmers and Socials
A light rain blessed Suez Friday and Saturday as farmers wait for soil warmth while some plant peanuts. Visits surface between Beattie and home folks, Zeff Boyd's family, and Mr. Parker's party. Copperas Creek field work continues. a near drowning incident occurred when a horse tangled in wire. Sunday features a singing evening at Suez with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druin Warren
Beattie
Albert Piper
Zeff Boyd
Mr. Parker
Arthur Hardin
John Cottrell
Matt Stephens
Salem
Copperas Creek
J. P. Borland
Suez
Rain arrives as community notes a busy week
The region enjoyed welcome rain on Friday night. Residents traveled to Comanche for First Monday. Will Odell and two Board Church family members visited Thursday. Aunt Mary Parker is seriously ill. Grandma Northcutt returned from Hasse. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barrett called Saturday night. Joe Low and family from Gustine visited Sunday night for First Monday in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Will Odell
Board Church
Mary Parker
Grandma Northcutt
Hasse
Walter Barrett
Joe Low
Gustine
Northcutt Family Calls On Creamer Relatives Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Roy Northcutt visited T H Northcutt and family in Creamer Saturday night and Sunday. Lyman Batton and his dog Pug killed 20 big rats Friday afternoon. Miss Joddie Anderson who had been ill is able to be up again. Claude Arthur of Sidney and Chester White of Creamer visited Mrs Carrie Northcutt Monday night. Miss Nannie Perry visits sister near White Point. Mrs Gartman of Comanche visited Mrs W F Batton Monday. Carda and Grace Lindsey spent Sunday with home folks. Grandma Perry spent Monday with Mrs Batton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manche
Roy Northcutt
T. H. Northcutt
Creamer
Lyman Batton
Pug
Joddie Anderson
Claude Arthur
Sidney
Chester White
Carrie Northcutt
Nannie Perry
Tupin
White Point
Gartman
Comanche
W. F. Batton
Carda
Grace Lindsey
Grandma Perry
Mrs. Batton
Carl Roberts
Henry Tate
Lucile Cook
Rufus Deal
Gustine
Lem Batton
T. L. Masters
Mage-Deal
Brysonville Community Delights In Rain And Local News
The Brysonville area reports welcome rain saving oat crops. Mr. Boynton returns from Fort Worth after lip cancer operation and is recovering well. A Friday night dance at Jerald Bryson's and a Sunday visit from Mr. Queen of Comanche add social color. Trustee election turnout was six votes. John Gleaton succeeds W. H. Owen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boynton
Fort Worth
Jerald Bryson
Queen of Comanche
Norwood
Brysonville
John Gleaton
W. H. Owen
W. C. Boland
Local Notices And Social Roundup In Neighbors News
Rain arrives after long wait as river floods dampen travel and schooling. J A Stevens travels to San Angelo to see a sick son while Will Reed visits his brother Roy in town. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Daniels in Harbin and the Neels at Gustine. Rev Smoot preaches as the meeting continues. Mrs Stephens and Mrs Burns appear on sick lists while A Jennings heads to Brownwood for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stevens
San Angelo
Will Reed
Hamilton
Roy
R. J. Daniels
Harbin
B. B. Neel
Gustine
J. D. Smoot
Bob Wells
Hasse
Scott
G. M
Weather Damage Hits Farms Across Copperas Prairie and Gap
Rain last Thursday washed farms and damaged crops. Corn that had not stood will be scratched out. Sunday morning frost nipped garden truck but fruit is thought to be okay. Oats are not looking good.
Local Social Notes and Rabbit Drive Report Near Comanche
Mr and Mrs EF A Reece and daughters Jewel and Lonnie visit Comanche Monday. T D Ross of Sidney in the locality. Rabbit drive yields about 2000 rabbits and one large wolf with another badly wounded. Mrs A C Colley of Stag Creek visits daughter Mrs E S Vaneleave. Harvey Ross of near Gap visits Graham family. M O Lane returns from Doole area with a fine mare that dies. Party at N Hl Nelson’s at Stag Creek. W F Vancleave sells interests in Graham estate to Higginbotham Bros Co. H B Jones hauls hogs to Comanche noting only top of a post marks the way. Nettie Steele thrown from wagon. jar severe. Rev Bryant of Blanket visits H B Jones family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. A. Reece
Jewel
Lonnie
C. J. Graham
Miss Oren
Aubrey
Nanty
Comanche
T. D. Ross
Sidney
A. C. Colley
Stag Creek
N. Hl. Nelson
W. F. Vancleave
Graham
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
H. B. Jones
Nettie Steele
Rev. Bryant
Near Blanket
Lamkin Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Fort Worth preacher Lamkin at Christian church. Florence Hale and Berta Kelley visited home folks. Bessie Glasgow shopped in Hi e Friday. Miss Millie Cooke visited sister. Mrs. Waldrop of Duffeau returned home. Wilks Glasgow in Carlton. Rain brings river flood on Leon. High school class play in Carlton Friday. Protracted meeting praised and Bro. Smoot lauded. Charlie Anderson and wife visited Charlie Campbell. Albert Jennings moved to Brownwood for a new position. Social at John Talley’s Friday. Virgil Graham of Oak Valley visited. Mattie White and Wilks Glasgow traveled Cranesville Gap. Dr. Eargle’s son ill but improving. Young people enjoyed party at Lewis Hamilton’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Florence Hale
Berta Kelley
Bessie Glasgow
Millie Cooke
Great Waldrop of
Duffeau
Wilks Glasgow
Carlton
Leon
Lamkin
Bro. Smoot
Charlie Anderson
Charlie Campbell
Albert Jennings
Brownwood
John Talley
Virgil Graham
Oak Valley
Mattie White
Cranesville Gap
Eargle
Lewis Hamilton
Sidney News Social Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Jim Williford of Hasse visited relatives here Friday and Saturday Lewis Marshall of Soda Springs visited W I Jones late in the week Mr and Mrs Archie Redwine hosted a singing party Friday night Young people attended a singing at Stag Creek Sunday afternoon Several enjoyed a stew at Jim Hollands Friday night Misses Mary Holland and Lu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Williford
Hasse
Lewis Marshall
Soda Springs
W. I. Jones
Archie Redwine
Stag Creek
Jim Holland
Mary Holland
Local Notices From Co ane and Comanche Area
Community updates note several visits and gatherings. Langston and others returned from Co an e to attend school at Hasse while Rev. Wester preached at the Baptist church. Frost and ice affected activity as farmers anticipate a bumper crop with higher prices.
Rainy Thursday Sparks Farm Ditching Needs
A last Thursday rain drenched the area with continued showers throughout the day. Bettis noted the need for ditching on his farm, while others like Taylor, Nations, Landreath, and Bowden were involved in hogs and oats transport amid a 41 cent price context. Sunday morning foresaw typical winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. M. Bettis
J. L. Taylor
Mr. Nations
Mr. Landreath
Orney Bowden
Rain and cool spell affect planting season in area
A recent rain freshened fields while unseasonably cool temperatures followed. Frost on Saturday night damaged corn, triggering talk of replanting. Local residents made visits and business trips to nearby towns as farm work advances.
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John B. Stetson
Neely-Harris-Cunningham Co
West Side Square
Comanche, Texas
Suez News
Shiloh
Copperas Prairie and Gap
Peruna
Sidney News
Dexter Walling
Square
Stewart
Chas. H. Howard
Cile Langston
Coanche
Nina and
Toonie McCarty
Drue Walker
Grace Jones
Wester
Lena Langston
Boyd Howze
Eula Adams
Copperas Prairie
Chas. Johnson
Frank Cameron
Ed Rogers
W. F. Donahoe
Ed Weaver
F. L. Little
Hallie Walker
Oran Donaho
Jim Youngblood
R. B. Casper
Lee House
Shrum
Burks Mercantile Co’s
Nie
Palm Beach
Roberson Sisters
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