Ladies Tuesday Club Keeps Quilting Tradition In Stagg Creek
The Stagg Creek Ladies Tuesday Club meets biweekly quilting for the ill or aged. Last year the group completed 106 quilts. New officers are Mrs. F B Chambers president and Miss Eva L Hood secretary. Community bands meet weekly at Primitive Baptist and Church of Christ services. A pie supper and singing events draw area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Chambers
Eva L. Hood
George Foster l and Son
Big Spring
Primitive Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Ww. C. Cox
Euch
Dallas
J. G. Hood
H. FE. la Roaue
Sammie Moore
Lloyd Morrow
Sand Hill
Eva Hood
H. J. Rachel
J. L. Rachel
Clyde Fisher
Marvy Lou Hall
Sporner
Fort Lar’s Not Son and Hed Side Do Irse
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear about persons or events. No coherent names, dates, or places are recoverable to form a proper newspaper item.
Sunday Socials Spark Lake Eanes Event and Nearby Visits
Mrs. Troy Wright hosted a Sunday School class outing at Lake Eanes while families across Pettit San Saba and Tolar areas spent Sundays with relatives. A birthday dinner for Pink Smart in Lamkin occurred, and Mrs. Russell Nance visited Crosses with Mrs. C. C. Wilson. Local families plan a Sunday night singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Wright
Lake Eanes
Elmer Westmoreland
Pettit
Carl Hall
San Saba
Hubert White
Rapeett
M. L. Smart
Pink Smart
Lamkin
H. F. Northcourt
Avith Albert Clements
Local residents visit relatives across towns this weekend
Blanket Mr and Mrs Frank Starling and Charlie Switzer spent the weekend at Robert Lee with Mr and Mrs Price Yantis and daughter Miss Lois. Mr and Mrs Luke Reeves visited their daughter Mrs Jack Spangler at Coleman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Lambert of Fort Worth are visiting relatives here. Preston Teague and family of Ballinger visited Mr and Mrs M Routh here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Beck of Soda Springs visited her parents Mr and Mrs M F Dossey Sunday. Mrs M T Bowden of Brownwood visited her brother FE M Routh and wife Sunday. Rev C A Wilkerson filled his regular appointment at the local Methodist Church Sunday. Mrs J B Henderson of Sidney spent last week here with Mrs Sallie Webb. Harley Black of Stepps Creek visited here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starling
Charlie Switzer
Robert Lee
Price Yantis
Lois
Luke Reeves
Jack Spangler
Coleman
Charlie Lambert
Fort Worth
Preston Teague
Ballinger
M. Routh
Harold Beck
Soda Springs
M. F. Dossey
M. T. Bowden
Brownwood
FE. M. Routh
C. A. Wilkerson
J. B. Henderson
Sidney
Sallie Webb
Harley Black
Stepp’s Creek
Sipe Springs
Marion Hoard
Traweek
Jack Traweek
Truscott
R. M. Humphries
Edgar Burrows
Thomas Edgar
Edwin Barnes
Elton Richardson
Hamlin
F. F. Barnes
Dorothy Foster
McMurray College
Abilene
W. ¥. Foster
Mary Hone Westbrook
Tarleton College
Fort S. Morris
Freda Hutchins
Billy Byrd
Joyce Foster
Rising Star
Ed Anderson
May
Keefer Anderson
Sally Hone Jay
Jamie Colleen Kelley
Jev
Dallas
Jimmie MacDonald
Elizabeth Sue Wilkerson
Thougsdaw
Amarillo
M. D. Pittman
Pampa
Amarile
Rudy Sommers
Joann Burrows
Comon
Javee Foster
Billy Berd
Risine Star
Olie Barnes
Ellie Elliott
Emma Hartford
Lewis Conrad
Barner
L. S. Williams
Daniel Baker
Methodist
John W. Henderson
Sptist
Women’s Missionary Society
Reese Thompson
Cisco
Church of Christ
Paul Morris
Comanche
Local Social Notes From Sunday and Monday Gatherings
Dallas resident Proctor Ww. E. McCampbell visited Mrs. J. T. Washington on Sunday. The W M A met with Mrs. Washington on Monday. C B Guyger and family from Bangs visited local residents. Stephenville kin visited relatives here Sunday. Dublin and Abilene guests noted among neighbors. Lloyd Newby returned from Kansas to resume work. Gustine visitors and local parties reported. Rev. Kramer from Comanche led church services at the Methodist Church.
Miss Opal Mae Howard Re elected Primary Teacher
In the Fairview school section the paper corrects an earlier misspelling and confirms Miss Opal Mae Howard was reelected for the third consecutive year as primary teacher at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview
Opal Mae Thomas
Opal Mae Howard
Berry growers meeting in Comanche County
Comanche County berry growers are called to a meeting at 3:00 p m in the District Court Room at the Court House in Comanche. Mrs Dollie Pinkard is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Court House
Comanche
Sipe Springs cemetery work day scheduled for May
An all day cemetery working event is planned at Sipe Springs Cemetery on Thursday May 2. The public is urged to attend and bring tools and lunch.
Hazel Dell Egg Hunt Draws Large Crowd At Mrs Cunningham
A large crowd attended the Faster Egg Hunt at Mrs. Carl Cunningham's Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilmoth and son of Dallas visited T M Gatlin and family Sunday. A cemetery working will be held Friday May 1 at Hazel Dell Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Cunningham
Ralph Wilmoth
Dallas
Wayland McDonald
Near Gustine
T. M. Gatlin
Family
Hazel Dell
Easter Visitor Notes Fill Lamkin News Roster
Local column lists college students and relatives visiting Lamkin during Easter, with names from San Marcos College Station Abilene Tarleton Archer City and Dallas. Church services and Easter activities noted, including Egg hunt and singing convention, plus Queen selected for May Fete.
Local Social Notes From Breckenridge and Nearby Areas
Gap Guy Weaver of Breckenridge visited here last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Streiff of Sipe Springs visited Asberry Rogers and family Tuesday. Mrs. Leslie Franklin has returned from a Brownwood hospital. Mrs. Jess Williamson was called to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. I. P. Crockett at Odom. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Dee Morrow visited here Sunday. Mrs. Mollie Caele and son Rupert attended singing at Sand Hill Easter Sunday. Homer Coker and family of Sidney visited his sister, Mrs. John Tidmore and family Sunday. Dillard Kelsey has accepted a position at Stagg Creek and has moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Weaver
Breckenridge
Ed Smith
Streiff
Sipe Springs
Asberry Rogers
Leslie Franklin
Brownwood Hospital
Jess Williamson
I. P. Crockett
Odom
Jimmie Dee Morrow
Mollie Caele
Rupert
Sand Hill
Homer
Notice of Constable's Sale of Real Estate in Comanche County
A court ordered sale by the Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank of Dallas directs the public auction of 245 acres in Comanche County Texas. The sale follows a 4850.98 dollar judgment against B G Cardwell with additional costs, to be held at the Comanche County courthouse on the first Tuesday in June 1935 between 10 AM and 4 PM. The property is the tract described in a 1872 deed of trust and recorded in Deed of Trust Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
95Th Judicial District Court of Texas
Dallas County
Dallas Joint Stock Land Bank OF Dallas
B. G. Cardwell
Pet
Court House
Comanche
Comanche County
Texas
T. L. Toulmin
G. Cardwell
H. W. Ferguson
Retired minister honored on birthday at Graham Chapel
Rev. F. M. Ewing, a retired Presbyterian minister, was celebrated Sunday at his daughter Mrs. George Purvis home in Graham Chapel. It marked his eighty sixth birthday with a noon dinner and a large gathering of fifty six visitors. An Easter egg hunt for children complemented the day as relatives from Comanche Proctor and Baggett communities attended or sent greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ewing
George Purvis
Grahm Chapel
Rev. Ewing
Purvis
Graham Chapel
R. B. Ewine
Comanche
H. V. Ewine
Proctor
W. R. Kelley
Baggett
Sankey Ewine
Laredo
Henry Keopf
Waco
Ewing
Constipation Relief Ad Features Dan Cash and Family
Dan Cash of Waco spends time with his mother Mrs. John Cash as an advertisement claims Black-Draught 3 improves constipation. The snippet notes Cash here with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cash
Waco
John Cash
Sheriff Sale Notice in Comanche County Texas
The sheriff will sell 320 acres in Comanche County part of Lampasas County School Land on the Leon River under an order of sale from March 15 1935 to satisfy a 1645.00 judgment in favor of Scottish American Mortgage Co Ltd against J T Munn and others with costs. Sale conducted April 4 1935. Sheriff J H Reese signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Comanche
District Court
Comanche County
Scottish American Mortgage Company, Ltd
Court House
Texas
Lampasas County
Leon River
Lampasas County School Land Sur
One League Sur
J. T. Munn
Annie Munn
H. C. Munn
W. D. Munn
Sadie Morris
W. F. Morris
Annie Mae Munn
Scottish American Mortgage Co. Ltd
Hazel Dell Cemetery Work Day Set for May 3
An announcement states Hazel Dell Cemetery will be worked Friday May 3. All persons interested in this yard are urged to attend and aid in cleaning the grounds with those in charge designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Promises Quick Gum Relief
An advertisement touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a single bottle cure for bleeding gums. It claims instant effect and a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with bold assurances from Wu Kerce Leag Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Masonic Lodge No 481 Meeting Reminder
Notice for Masonic Lodge No 481 A F and A M meets on the second Thursday monthly. Members urged to attend. J H Burton W M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
A. F
A. M
Atae Ee
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Methodist Church
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McWilliams
Talpa
Grover Lawson
Dublin
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Buster Sailor
Ellenbure
Fay Ellington
Texon
Wiley Belcher
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Clayton Branch
Baptist Church
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Joe Rae White
Gap
Constable, Pet
V. G. Cash
E. D. Dodson
Higginbotham Lumber Co
W. M. Henderson
Jasper
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W.P
Tom Burton
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