Proctor News Roundup Includes Fire Loss and Local Visits
Proctor area notes report the John Pinson house near Proctor burned last Thursday with only a few household goods saved. Families visiting relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bough in Refugio and Victory. Proctor High will present its senior play Friday night at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Arms
Ross Arms
Raymond
Rochester
Herbert Cox
Proctor
Refugio
Mr. Bough
Emery Higdon
Victory
John Pinson
Hyatt
Cleo Walls
Red Moore
Knox City
Harvey Snow
H. C. Brock
George Harbor
Ed Harbor
Brownwood
Bob Harbor
Dublin
Ibor
I. R. E. Anders
and Press Woolsey
Homer Alexander
Waco
Hughton Hughes
Nocona
Boss Stephens
Chester McLendon
Fort ‘Worth
George Walker
D. C. Johnson
Ruth Gray
San Antonio
Lena Gray
Wayne Gossage
Houston
Churchill
Elma
Ola May Jenkins
Ownwood
Jessenkins
W. O. Bommer
Fortorth
J. M. Mallwood
Proctor High School
Smoot
Local residents enjoy weekend visits across towns
Beattie Miss Gladys Green spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stephenson at Carbon. John Stephenson and wife of Dallas visited relatives here Sunday. Mrs. Anna O'Brien of Roby spent the week end with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kelley of Killeen visited J. W Kelley Sunday. Curley Barton of Pioneer and Mrs. Jeston Stephenson and daughters spent the week end with Joe Land. Easter Singing Conven tion at Sand Hill Sunday drew attendees from area. Vernon Welch of Daniel Baker and Mrs. Ben Wilson of Freer visited Miss Orpha Wilson. Thurman White and Madge Carver and sons visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Woolsey of Knox City, and Gaston Sanders of Desdemona joined the weekend at the Moore and Robertson homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Green
Ben Stephenson
Carbon
John Stephenson
Dallas
Anna O’brien
Roby
Claude Kelley
Killeen Visted
J. W Kelley
Curley Barton
Pioneer
Jeston Stephenson
Joe Land
Sand Hill
Vernon Welch
Daniel Baker
Ben Wilson
Freer
Orphan Wilson
Thurman White
Madge Carver
S. B. Woolsey
Knox City
Gaston Sanders
Desdemona
J. H. Moore
Clat Robertson
Cross Plains
Nora Robertson
Newburg 4 H Club Sets Monthly Thursday Meetings
The Newburg 4 H Club with about 35 members planned regular Thursday night meetings each month after County Agent N E Scudder visited to check the club roll. A program social committee and a social feature were arranged, with an event scheduled for April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
4-H
N. E. Scudder
Laymen Day to Highlight Methodist Church Service Schedule
The Methodist Church reports Easter services were well received and the Sunday School exceeded 200 for the first time in years due to teachers and pupils. Next Sunday features Layman's Day at eleven o clock with a planned program. The revival period prompts dismissal of Sunday evening service to encourage visiting other churches. District Conference meets in Santa Anna May 5 6 7 for mid year reports. Mr Chas Cole minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Church
Santa Anna
Chas. Cole
Priddy Sunday Singing Invite At Local Auditorium
A Sunday afternoon singing event will be held at the Priddy High School Auditorium inviting neighboring communities. Harbor Bells No 5 and Thankful Hearts books will be used as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy
Priddy High School
Thankful Hearts
C B Humphries Rites In Sipe Springs
C B Humphries 90 of Sipe Springs died March 28 after eight days of illness from paralysis. Funeral services were conducted at Sipe Springs Cemetery with Rev John Henderson officiating. He was born in Washita County Arkansas on March 2 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Humphries
Sipe Springs
John Henderson
Mr. Humphries
Washita County
Arkansas
Card of Thanks for C. B. Humphries Death
The Humphries family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy, flowers, and kindness during the illness, death, and burial of C. B. Humphries. Signed by Mrs. Co. B. Humphries, Will Humphries, J. B. Humphries, and W. B. Green and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Humphries
Co. B. Humpries
Will Humphries
J. B. Humphries
W. B. Green
Water with meals aids digestion and stomach health
A short ad claims drinking water with meals improves digestion and stomach comfort. It also touts Adlerika for gas and bloating, promising a cleansing effect on both upper and lower bowels, credited to Wm. Reese Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promoted With Dental Ad
An old advertisement from Wm. Reese Drug Co promotes Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy claiming it heals trench mouth and sore gums. It offers a money back guarantee and mentions Kodak finishing and low-cost quality prints at Reese's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Kodak
Reese's
Easter Egg Hunt At McEntires For Sunday School Groups
Mr. and Mrs. O. McEntire hosted an Easter egg hunt for the Primary Union and Junior Sunday School classes on Sunday afternoon from two to four. Prizes were awarded to Durwood Johnson, Martha Evatt, Joe John McEntire, Mary Ruth Lusk, and Travis Fernl in a bean guessing contest. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Rev. and Mrs. Frank Steele and many local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. McEntire
Durwood Johnson
Martha Evatt
Joe John McEntire
Mary Ruth Lusk
Travis Fernl
Dauphine Ferguson
Kenneth Bain
Nelda
Billy Parsons
Bob Farquhan
Joe John
Wanda Sue McEntire
Dale
Wynelle Andress
Betty Joe
Violet
Mary Ruth
Alton Lusk
Max
Fay
Davie
Ora B. Nichols to Represent Tarleton College
Ora B. Nichols of Comanche has been selected as one of five Tarleton College students to represent the college at the Southern Federation of College Students and Press Representatives meeting in Memphis Tennessee from April 16 to 18. Nichols serves as secretary treasurer of the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora B. Nichols
Tarleton Stephenville
Comanche
John Tarleton College
Southern Federation of College Students and Press Representatives
Memphis
Tennessee
Miss Nichols
Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
The Chief announces candidates for the July 25 1636 Democratic Primary across multiple offices including District Attorney H W Allen and Harry Flint for District Clerk Ben Wilhelm County Judge A S McCharen W T House and others such as Parker Burton Luker Rollins Armstrung Sturkie Lacy Davis Little Scott Cunningham Luker Brandt Graham Bruner and Wetzell for various precincts and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Allen
Harry Flentg
Ben Wilhelm
A. S. McCharen
W. T. House
D. P. Parker
Hollis Burton
John Reese
Wid Spivey
R. A. Luker
B. F. Cadenhead
Geo. W. Rollins
E. R. Armstrong
W. D. Sturkie J
Lacy
I. M. Davis
F. L. Little
H. W. Scott
L. T. Cunningham
Sam Lewis
Clemons Luker
F. T. Brandt
R. L. Graham
E. W
Bunt) Bruner
Justice Peace Precinct
Geo. C. Wetzel
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Beattie
4-H Club News
Deen
Coun
Doans
Cc. B. Humpries
Sipe Spgs
Alene Carlton
Erma Lee
Imogene Stephens
Martha Nell Stewart
Billy Joe Merritt
Harold
Dorothy
Bettie Sue White
Frank Steele
Noah Chapman
Fernl
Cam Bain
Henry Bain
Lusk
Ferguson
Forrest Stokes
Martha
Billy Evatt
Othell Steele
Blanche Weaver
Joy Farquhan
Nell Armstrong
Quee
J. D. Jackson
Texas
THE
Maytag Company
Newton
Iowa
FORD
Ford Service
Clark Motor CO
Comanche, Texas
Thedford
Perry Hicks
Belton
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
Elkins Tin Shop
Stephenville, FT. Worth
Coleman, Ballinger
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Bowen Motor Coaches
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