W. T. Dennis Dies at Home Near Hasse
W. T. Dennis died last Saturday evening at 7 o'clock near Hasse and was buried Sunday at Zion Hill Cemetery at 2 PM. He moved to Comanche in 1914 and lived there most of his life. Born January 12, 1851 in Alabama, he joined the Methodist Church as a child and remained active in church work. He is survived by his wife and several relatives including J. T. Charlie, Henry Dennis, Mrs Beulah Nelms of Comanche County and Mrs Mary Speed of Coleman, all present at his death.
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W. F. Dennis
Hasse
Zion Hill
J. L. Ray
Mr. Dennis
Comanche
Alabama
Methodist Church
J. T. Charlie
Henry Dennis
Beulah Nelms
Comanche County
Mary Speed
Coleman
Ice-cold Walkup Cooler Promises Low-Cost Milk Storage
Durham Bros promotes a Walkup cooler as the best and cheapest option for cooling milk butter and other items with demonstrations available on site.
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Durham Bros
Window Glass and Swimwear Ad at The Wm. Reese Co
Window glass sold at Higginbotham's Lumber Yard alongside bathing suits offered by The Wm. Reese Co. Swimwear line promoted as priced right and stylish with emphasis on not buying elsewhere before viewing their selection.
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Wm. Reese Drug Co
Higginbotham’s
Reese Co
Higginbothams
Wm. Reese Co
Hizeginbothams
Higginbotham
Durham Bros Hardware Sale Ad
One gallon Thermos Jugs priced at 1.75 each with a full line of shelf hardware at attractive prices offered by Durham Bros.
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Durham Bros
Entertains Tuesday Bridge Club Hosts And Guests
Mrs. Lionel Slider hosted the Tuesday Bridge Club with roses dahlias and larkspur in the rooms. High scores went to Mrs. J D Slack for members and Mrs John Cunningham for guests while Mrs Joe Tupin had the low score. Freshments of cream and cake were served. Attending were numerous local residents and several guests from Brownwood Ozona and other nearby towns. Window glass and bathing suits are advertised in the issue along with furniture offered at wholesale cost by Durham Bros.
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Lionel Slider
J. D. Slack
John Cunningham
Joe Tupin
Henry Gibbs
Brownwood
Ralph Menncke
Ozona
Bob Stanton
W. H. Satterfield
Tom F. Reese
J D Waring Jr
Henry Moore
I. E. Randsom
Inez Palmer
C P St Clair
Wm. Chilton
Elizabeth Scurry
Helen Montgomery
Katherine Kearby
Martin family visits kin. teaching to resume at Malakoff
Norman H. Martin and wife of Malakoff Texas visit Mr. Martin's father in Malakoff, where he serves as Superintendent of the schools and will teach again this year. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Herring of Laredo visit Mrs. Herring's parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis, at Higginbotham's Lumber Yard.
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Norman H. Martin
Malakoff Texas
Mrs. Tom, Herring of
Laredo
Mrs. Herring
J. H. Lewis
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