Shirley Strube Dies at New Hope Home
Shirley Strube age 36 died April 11 at his mother’s New Hope home, 17 days after his eldest son’s death. Burial in De Leon Cemetery with Rev. Hen son and Rev. Wallace officiating. Born in Mississippi, he moved to Comanche County as a child and married Madie Mae Gregory on April 28, 1919. four children survive.
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Shirley Strube
J. H. Strube
New Hope
de Leon
Madie Mae Gregory
Ree Press
Senna Based Liquid Laxatives Regain Popular Use
Public interest returns to liquid laxatives with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin highlighted as a natural senna based remedy. It promises adjustable dosing for adults and children, gentler on kidneys, and regular bowel movement within weeks. Experts favor senna over harsher cathartics for general use.
Local residents visit kin and friends across towns
Mr and Mrs Louder return home in Lamkin after visiting Mrs Woolsey and family. Miss Carolne Harbor visited Mr and Mrs Ed Harbor at Siownwood. Leon Kerley spent Sunday with relatives in Winchell. Earnest Hunt and Stephenville visitors with the Hughes family. Rev Preston Broxton led services Sunday. Willis Stephenson of Dublin visited Starkie family. Manton Doggett from Comyn stopped by. Graham visited Wallace Reid in hospital. Willie Alexander returned to Parsons Kansas after caregiving. Mrs Knight of Lampasas visits her brother J S Alexander. D Renfro of Mason County spent weekend here. Mrs Stone and daughter from Stephenville visited Sunday. Lala Lee Knight of Brownwood visits Callan Woolsey. Paul Bouquet family of Port Lavaca visited John Pinson. Mrs McDade of Lallas visiting R A Luker.
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Louder
Lamkin
H. M. Woolsey
Carolne Harbor
Ed Harbor
Siuownwood
Leon Kerley
Winchell
Earnest Hunt
Stephenville
John Hughes
Bishop
Corpus Christi
Piece
Preston Broxton
Mary Knight
Lampassas
J. S. Alexander
D. Renfro
Mason County
E. M. Stone
Lala Lee Knight
Brownwood
Callan Woolsey
Paul Bouquet
Port Lavaca
John Pinson
McDade
Harmony community honors mail carrier and wife with quilt gift
Women of the Democrat Star Route gathered at Mrs. J. L. Smith’s Harmony home to quilt a friendship quilt for Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Gober in appreciation of his mail carrier service. Dutch lunch for numerous locals followed the announcement of the gesture.
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Democrat Star
J. L. Smith
Harmony
Fisher Gober
J. 4. Waites
Lilly Young
Sherman Smith
Emma Smith
Holcomb
Lyman Pearten
Corenche
George Gober
Taylor’s Chanel
John Gore
White Point
T. O
Ed Bowers
A. J. Huggins
T. N
Roy Williams
Co. W. Payne
Tom, Velma
Gaylon MecKinzie
Ervin
Hilton Gore
Ollie Fletcher
Jena Mae Huggins
Mercers Gay
H. B
Zim Rogers
Roy Tunin
Erin Bear
M. Hanson
B. L. Gore
M. E. Owen
Thelma /Dossey
Rena Owen
Mr. Smith and
Brantley Smith
Cemetery Working at Indian Creek May 3rd
A cemetery work party at Indian Creek is planned for Thursday May 8. Volunteers will clear Bermuda and Johnson grass and bring tools. Relatives of buried residents are urged to attend with grub hoes and garden rakes. committee members J. H. Bowman Felix Williams and E. I. Pinkard organize the effort.
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Indian Creek
Bermuda
Johnson
J. H. Bowman
Felix Williams
E. I. Pinkard
Mercer Gap Weekend Visits Span Abilene to Henderson County
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Gore and family spent the weekend with daughter and sister Mrs. Wesley Couch in Abilene. Mrs. J. Z. Stevens and child ren of Brownwood visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. McKinzie. Hilton Gore and Miss Louise Gore visited relatives in Fellowship. Winston Couch of Abilene visited his parents. Floyd Gober and Higginbothams visiting relatives in Henderson County this week.
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T. M. Gore
Con. Emmitt
Wesley Couch
Abilene
J. Z. Stevens
Brownwood
T. M. McKinzie
Hilton Gore
Louise Gore
J. J. Shaver
Fellowship
Winston Couch
J. Couch
Floyd Gober
Higginbotham
Henderson County
Local Social Notes From Indian Creek Area
Mr and Mrs Dee Love and Mr and Mrs Gaston Williams spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Walter Black at Pettit. Visits by several families are noted and a singing class will be organized here Sunday night.
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Dee Love
Gaston Williams
Walter Black
Pettit
J. O. Stewart
Board Church
D. W. Stewart
Louis Atterbury
Lamesa
Winfred Kearney
Gustine
Claude Coker
Comanche
W. B. Kearney
Ray McCorkle
Beattie
Irvin Pinkard
Ban Clayton
Throckmoton
Downing School Honors Roll Named by Grade
The Downing school announces its honor roll with students including Alene Beaty Betty Sue Whitlock Mary Lee Champion Alvin Wilson James Peters in second grade and Billie Jack Scott Belon Hornsby R. D. Lee in third grade plus Billy Joe Husley Crystell Morrison in fourth rank Ralph Peters Mamie Joe Brooks in sixth Rector Evans Gene Belveu Nellie Jones in seventh and Rubby Lee Bishop in ninth.
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Alene Beaty
Betty Sue Whitlock
Mary Lee Champion
Alvin Wilson
James Peters
Billie Jack Scott
Belon Hornsby
R. D. Lee
Billy Joe Hulsey
Crystell Morrison
Ralph Peters
Mamie Joe Brooks
Rector Evans
Gene Belveu
Nellie Jones
Rubby Lee Bishop
Honor Son On Birthday Party In Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. Berch Wilson entertained their son James Elton for his third birthday Saturday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bob McNutt and son Milton, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Stewart, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Earnest McNutt, Mr. and Mrs. Wess Wilson, Homer Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Reece and children Lee Odell V. V. and Tom Wilson.
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Berch Wilson
James Elton
Bob McNutt
Milton
J. O. Wilson
Ned Stewart
Elizabeth Wilson
Earnest McNutt
Wess Wilson
Homer Norwood
Elmer Wilson
Dewey Reece
Lee, Odell
V. V
Tom Wilson
Cardui praised for relief of menstrual cramps and nerves
Mrs Dora Dungan of Science Hill Kentucky testifies Cardui helped during school years of fatigue and after marriage when periods were irregular. The ad claims thousands of women benefited and suggests consulting a physician if no benefit. Sold in $1 bottles.
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Cardus
Dora Dungan
Science Hill
Community Newsnote on Local Visits and Fam ily News
Mrs Dulce Powers spent Sunday with her brother Jim Powers at Beattie. Carl Williford of Abilene and several Gordon City and Brownwood families joined Jim Williford’s clan, plus Hager of Fort Worth and Roy Tubbs. Mrs Boss Davis is in Brownwood hospital. Felton Carter of Fort Worth Alvin Davis left for California for a post, and attends Sunday gatherings except the first Sunday each month. Dock Dunn and family moved to Fort Worth.
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Dulce Powers
Jim Powers
Beattie
Carl Williford
Abilene
Max Greenwood
Gordon City
Bill Mewborn
Comanche
Mirt Williford
Brownwood
Jim Williford
Hager
Fort Worth
Marg Gundey
Roy Tubbs
Boss Davis
Felton Carter
Alvin Davis
California
Dock Dunn
Meals at McKinzie Hotel Now 25 Cents
The McKinzie Hotel announces meals at 25 cents for all customers with no advance notice required. Businessmen and farmers without time to go home for dinner are urged to try the meals. The hotel has recently remodeled and is operating as a class hotel at a new location on the southeast corner of the Canase wa wre waves to The McKinsie Hotel.
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McKinzie Hotel
Canase
Mrs. John G. Jones and son Gilly return from Texas trip
Mrs. John G. Jones and her son Gilly came back last week after a visit to Brady and Brownwood.
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John G. Jones
Gilly
Brady and
Brownwood
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