Tarzan School Wins Rural League Meet at Stanton
Tarzan School captured the Rural Championship of the Interscholastic League of Martin County at the county meet in Stanton. The victory, third in as many years, came as the school led Woodward 274 to 240, according to H Grady Dowdey principal. Dowdey once lived in Newburg and was principal at Downing in 1929 30.
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Tarzan School
Martin County
Stanton
H. Grady Dowdey
Woodward
Dowdey
Newburg
Downing
Washington Celebration Set for Wednesday Night
The City-Wide Washington Biennial Celebration will be held next Wednesday at eight o'clock in the Masonic Hall. The program includes invocation, song America, flag presentation, pledge, readings by Elsie Prater and Mrs. W D Carrolls Class, address, music, band, duet by Jack Walker and Richard Mahon, quartet led by Herman Jones, pageant by Mrs R S Walkers Class, Star Spangled Banner, audience and benediction.
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Washington
R. S. Walker
Rowena and Peter Stage a Forest Honeymoon Twist
Rowena and Peter drive toward New York with Bobby and friends joining in. Accidents of love and a sudden forest cabin wedding scheme surprise them as Rowena resists and Peter insists on a secret, quick marriage in a secluded cabin before Monday.
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Peter
Rowena
Bobby Lowell
Bobby
Lena
Constantine
Boston Lowells
Carter Wellman
New York
Albuquerque
Peter Blanche
Derlings
Carter
Railrood
Peter Tought
Buddy
New Orleans
Rackruff Motors, Inc
Evasue O
Lake
Yellowstone
Rocky Mountains
New Jersey
Times Square
Peter Rowena
Ce Sant
Cas
Local Sipe Springs Community Notes and School Programs
Sipe Springs community updates list visiting neighbors from Lamesa to Rising Star and Comanche. The manual training exhibit, Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Moore, grammar school graduation, senior class commencement with valedictorian Elizabeth Sue Wilkerson, and the senior play The Hoot Owl are detailed along with upcoming moves to New Mexico by several families.
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Arthur Littlefield
J. W. Small
Lamesa
Pers
Humphries
Clifton Hord
Rising Star
Marguerite Almond
Anna Grace Foster
Tarleton
Lon Foster
Earl Morris
Earleen
Fannie Wyatt
John
Carbon
Bob Mitchell
Bobbie Jay Mitchell
San Antonio
J. L. Jay
T. R. Jay
Paul Stephenson
Beattie
Jess Vaughan
John Wood
DeLeon
Jack Clayton
Comanche
Thelma Jenkins
Gorman
Guy Dunlap
Harley Peacy
Jeff Price
Lucy Creed
Annie Jay
Jannie Coleen Kelley
Dallas
Dock Brown
Ne’se Crain
W. H. Chastain
Cletis Houser
Billie
Hazel Dell Residents Visit Fort Worth Last Week
Hazel Dell residents E. H. McCarty and son Ben visited Fort Worth last week. Mrs. H. Applewhite entertained her Sunday School class with a Friday night party. Rev. Walter Scott and the Howard Payne Mission Band gave a program Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Will Young of P. spent Friday with their daughter Mrs. Edward D. Ross.
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E. H. McCarty
Ben
Fort Worth
H. €. Applewhite
Walter Scott
Howard Payne Misson
Will Young
Edward D. Ross
W. O. Swindall
San Angelo
Manuel McCormack
Roderick Lee
R. Pinkard and Sons
Stewart
Narrows
Will Jones
Herman Jones
Comanche
Dallas
Joe Evans
Reeves
Caddo
Hasse
Lois Jaynes
Stagg Creek
J. A. Barton
Farline Lane
Big Spring
Earline Hilley
Fairview
Frank Steel
Norton
Tom Lacy
Blanket
Heig
Mollie Joe Wells Wins City Declamatory Contest
Mollie Jo Wells of South Ward won first in the first and second grade division in the city wide declamatory contest held Thursday night at Brownwood Senior High School auditorium. The event, sponsored by the U S George Washington Bicentennial Commission, drew representatives from five ward schools with Wells performing So Shall I.
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Mollie Jo Wells
South Ward
U. S. George Washington
Friday Club Bridges Through Floral Themed Gathering
Mrs. Joe B. Hamilton hosted the Friday Club with six tables of bridge on a floral yellow and green theme. High honors went to Mrs. Homer Palmer and guest honors to Miss Dudley Hicks. Prizes included Italian pottery and a Toseria relish dish along with congealed salad, butter, olives, iced tea, and macaroons.
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Joe B. Hamilton
Homer Palmer
Dudley Hicks
W. H. Satterfield
Se Genestis
Roll Stanton
Meedames Hilburn Arthur
Jack Cauley
William C. Chilton
A. F P. Cox
A. B. Haworth
S. J. Hicks
T. R. Holmeley
Howard
Local Figures Named in Unnumbered List of Residents
Kilpatrick Waco Lee Elmo Montgomery Jack Moore Tom F Reese Lionel Slider Bob Stanton Joe Tupin E R Ammons and Miss Dudley Hicks appear in a readable roster of residents named in the clipping.
City Tax Payers urged to pay before May 10
Notice to city property owners in Comanche urging payment of current year city taxes before May 10 to avoid a ten percent penalty and interest. City Secretary Hill Huddleston signs the notice warning that after May 10 penalties will apply.
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City of
Comanche
Hill Huddleston
City
Notice of Sale and Breeding Stallion at Public Warning
C P Zellara of Ripe Springs Texas declares ownership of the Jake Jones Mercheon Forse a seven year old horse from Gustine. He will stand the stallion at his place near Sipe Spring Texas and offers care for mares at one dollar per month.
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Jake Jones Mercheon Forse
Gustine
Sipe Spring
Marea
C. P. Zellara
Ripe Springs
Texas
Bridge party with seven tables and bluebonnet decor
Mrs. F. D. Cox hosted a bridge afternoon with seven tables as bluebonnets and an orchid and green color scheme adorned the home. Mrs. Homer Palmer won high, with several guests earning table cuts, while Miss Odessa Edmondson assisted and guests from Waco Fort Worth and local ladies circulated for the tea.
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F. D. Cox
Homer Palmer
Joe Tuvin
J. B. Chiten
T. RK. Belmetey
Church of Christ Seeks Faithful Attendance and Studies
Clarence Bryant, minister, announces schedule with Sunday services at 10 and 11 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. 20 p.m. evening service at 7:45 p.m. Youth group at 7:15 p.m. Midweek Bible class Wednesday 7:45 p.m. Ladies class Saturday 9:00 a.m. Radio service Mondays 8:00 to 8:30 over KFPL.
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Clarence Bryant
Seeman
Tadies
KFPL
Apricot Limb Brings Quail Egg Sized Fruit to Chief Office
Henry Little delivered a twelve metre apricot limb bearing a cluster of small apricots to the Chief Office. He reported four trees in his orchard loaded with fruit and his peach trees also promising a good yield in the county this year.
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Henry Little
Miss Cox Hosts Y.M. Wild Flowers Fundraiser
Entertains B Y.M. members at her home with decorative wild flowers. A Yemen Missionary Society meeting began with social conversation and sewing for a Razar charity plan. Refreshments included pie with whipped cream and coffee.
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Baptis
Yemen
Razar Cy
Watsons Return Home to New Mexico After Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Daren Watson and family returned to their New Mexico home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor and their young daughter spent Thursday night with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Taylor at Brownwood.
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Daren Watson
New Mexico
Henry Taylor
Little Daugter
J. T. Taylor
Brownwood
Newburg School Hosts Picnic and Dinner Event
The Newburg School held an eight month celebration with a picnic and a dinner served in a non formal setting.
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Newburg
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Haberdashery
Mac
Paris
Pennsylvania
Rey
Percey
Jersey
Peeeter
Sipe Springs
Hazel Dell
Mollie Joe Wells
Church OF Christ
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Sidney
Newburg School
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