Political announcements for Democratic primary 1938 slate
The chief announces candidates for the Democratic Primary on July 23 1938 including Tolbert Patterson for Representative 104th District Harry Flentge for District Attorney Ben Wilhelm for District Clerk Hugh White J Ambrose Burt Thomas B Gaines C Hampton R S McCharen C North Carter Mrs Ed Ligon Mrs Mary Haynes Fields J M Joe Marshall D P Parker P A Pettit Mrs E R Armstrong Wid Spivey County I M Davis Zanette Lane B Ray McCorkle Dale Howard for County School Superintendent Re-Election 2nd Term F L Little Lewis Cunningham F T Brandt E W Bruner Geo C Wetzel for Justice Peace Precinct 1 Re-Election For Constable Precinct 1 Vo G Virgil Cash For seeds flour and corn meal see Brightman Son. iadv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wilhelm
Hugh White J. Ambrose Burt Thomas
B. Gaines
C. C. Hampton R. S. McCharen
C. North Carter
ED Ligon
Mary Haynes Fields
J. M
Joe) Marshall
D. P. Parker
P. A
Pink) Pettit
E. R. Armstrong
Wid Spivzey
I. M. Davis
Zanette Lane
B. Ray McCorkle
Dale Howard
Co Emmissioner
F. L. Little
Lewis Cunningham
F. T. Brandt
E. W
Bunt) Bruner
Justice Peace
Geo. C. Wetzel
Vo. G
Virgil) Cash
Comanche Leads in Brownwood Mid-Texas Educators Meet
About 1000 attended the Mid-Texas Teachers Association gathering in Brownwood. Comanche Superintendent J D Bramlette presided and was praised for orderly proceedings. The Comanche High School Orchestra and various local teachers were highlighted for their classroom observations and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Mid-Texas Teachers Association
Brownwood
J. D. Bramlette
Comanche High School
Pat Howard
D. Brown
West Ward
Miss Jones
Ruth Odom
Alban Bettis
Goodson
Miss Wallace
Miss Austin
Minnie Cunningham
Mid-Texas
Miss King
Howard Payne Auditorium
H. Manuel
University of Texas
Sadie Aaron
Houston City
Howard Payne
Comanche High
H. P. Band
90th Birthday Observed for Uncle Bill Simpson
W. M. Simpson known as Uncle Bill was honored at a Blanket family reunion for his 90th birthday. The event took place at the home of his daughter Mrs. Henry Kesler. He moved to Brown County in 1872 and settled in Blanket, where he has lived since, with ten children, twenty six grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Uncle Bill) Simpson
Henry Kesler
Simpson
Brown County
Blanket
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Tolbert Patterson
Harry Flentge
Brightman & Son
Whiteway Inn
Dublin
Stephenville
Snead & Utley, Piopi
G & J Tires
Marvin Guthrie
Buster Cameron
George Willis
R. H. McCarley
Grammar School
W. D. Jenkins
Coggin Ward
Cordin Lindsey
Golden Jones
Agnes Graham
Frances Browne
Mr. Bramilette
Cook
Clay Building Material CO
Bill’ Simpson
Western Auto Associate Store
Chief Cafe
Dave C. Boyd
Prop
New Higginbotham Block
J.R. Eanes & CO
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene