Mrs Mary Neel Family Takes Delta Alabama Trip
Mrs Mary Neel of Lamkin joined sisters Mrs Lena Wright and Mrs M D Callaway of San Angelo for a July 23 visit to their maternal uncle George W Owens in Laverne Alabama. They traveled through Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Florida returning by New Orleans and Houston. They brought back Alabama grown apples peaches pears and watermelons and pine branches from the family homestead. Highlights included drives through Vicksburg Jackson Pensacola Naval Airport and Biloxi to New Orleans.
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Mary Neel
Lamkin
Lena Wright
M. D. Callaway
San Angelo
Comanche
George W. Owens
Laverne
Alabama
New Orleans
Houston
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Neel and
Wright
Vicksburg
Capitol of
Jackson
Naval Airport
Penscola
Biloxi
Grackles Consume Dove Eggs and Their Own Nests
The field note describes grackles eating dove eggs and also consuming many of their own eggs, illustrating predatory nesting behavior and interspecies feeding within a habitat. It emphasizes the impact on dove reproduction and grackle dietary habits observed in the study area.
Weatherford College President Speaks at Methodist Church
Weatherford College marks seventy years as an accredited junior college. President C Boswell spoke about the college prepare young people to handle economic social and recreational life by training in Christian ethics aligned with the church. He stressed freedom of thought and the college’s role in shaping Christian leadership for future generations.
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Nee C. Boswell
Comanche Arch
Weatherford College
Boswell
Weatherfrd College
Church School
W M U Mission Study Institute District Sixteen Held
August 10 1938 at Comanche Baptist Church features Bible study sessions for W M U leaders including women from the region. Programs cover European Missions In Texas Questing In Galilee and The Village Oven with teachers Mrs R L Brown D D Tidwell E S Fagan and others. All women welcome and encouraged to bring leaders for each local W M U unit.
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Waggoner
W. M
Texas
R. L. Brown
R. A
G. A
Galilee
D. D. Tidwell
Geo. G. Smith
Sunbeam
E. S. Fagan
R. M. McGinnis
Church of Christ announces August revival meetings
Roy E. Gulley minister leads Sunday Bible study at 10:00 a.m. with singing at 10:45 and a sermon on Our Pilgrimage followed by communion. Evening services move to Sidney for the August 18 to 28 revival with E. E. Rhodes and A. C. Nance preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
A. C. Nance
E. E. Rhodes
Carrizo Springs
Lamkin Campaign Opens with Public Worship August 4
The Lamkin campaign launches Thursday at 8:00 p m on August 4 and runs through August 14 with public worship at 10 30 a m and 6 00 p m All are invited to invest in this Kingdom work George G Smith Minister.
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Lamkin
George G. Smith
Central Christian Church Sermons Advertised for August 7
The Central Christian Church announces Brother Klingman will speak Sunday August 7 at 11 A M and 8 P M. Morning topic titled How Does Christ Function Today with evening focus on the Gospel of John. All are invited to attend. Church Board.
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Klingman
Christ
John
Mrs. James R. Foltz Dies in El Paso Hospital
Mrs. James R. Foltz of Carlsbad New Mexico died in an El Paso hospital Wednesday morning Funeral services are set for Friday in Carlsbad She formerly was Miss Stella Walker
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James R. Foltz
EL Paso Hospital
Carlsbad
New Mexico
el Paso
Foltz
Stella Walker
Graham Vancl eave Reunion Held at Lake Eanes
The Graham and Vancl eave reunion gathered at Lake Eanes on Friday and Saturday July 29 30 with an enthusiastic crowd. Supper and a program Friday night and a day of games and swimming Saturday followed by a business session naming next year’s officers Bud Newsome president T N Fraham vice president and Mrs Floyd Moody secretary.
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Graham and Vancleave
Lake Eanes
Arthur Vernon
Brownwood
James Huffman
Comanche
Bud Newsome
T. N. Fraham
Floyd Moody
M. Oo. Lane
F. C. Moody
Britton Jones
Earl Burnett
Ewell Jones
Bryan Boykin
Zanette Lane
A. A. Hilley
Sidney
H. H. Burnett
C. B. Ellis
Abilene
L. M. Smith
Midland
Grady Newsome
Ocie Vancleave
J. W. Griffin
Austin
Leo Wagnon
Sweetwater
J. S. Vancleave
C. W. Johnson
Odessa
Alvin Steel
Edna
Wordie Hopkins
N. E. Graham
Methodist Church Notice Sunday schedule for services and talks
The regular Sunday School will begin at 9 45 a m. G C Boswell president Weatherford Junior College will deliver the morning address at 11 on Why The Church Rev A W Pranklin of German will hold evening services at 8 15 p m Young people services will be held at 7 15 p m E N Scarlett Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Boswell
Weatherford Junior College
Weatherford
A. W. Pranklin
E. N. Scarlett
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Sermons
The First Presbyterian Church lists services for Sunday August Tth with 10 00 a m Bible Classes 10 30 a m Adult Bible Class 11 00 a m Morning Worship sermon A Vital Program of Work 7 15 p m Young People Meeting 8 00 p m Evening Sermon A Real Basis for Optimism Minister E M Shepard invites a warm welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Shepard
Mrs Haslett Returns From Tennessee Visit
Mrs. C. W. Haslett of De Leon Route 2 just returned from a two week visit at her old home in Moore County Tennessee. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. A. Morgan and Mrs. Jim Wilkerson. Mrs. Haslett is a niece of Mrs. Mike Tipps and Charlie Allen.
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Tennessee
C. W. Haslett
de Leon
Moore County
W. A. Morgan
Jim Wilkerson
Haslett
Mike Tipps
Charlie Allen
Farmers to receive turtle traps and signs at cost
New York youths in Liano County craft turtle traps and game preserve demonstration signs to be supplied to farmers and ranchers at material cost.
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NYA
Liano County
Bryant family mourns W L Bryant funeral adds to Abilene visit
The Bryant family returns to Abilene after a month here at the bedside of W L Bryant who passed away last Friday. Several relatives from Dallas Brownwood Anson Snyder Vernon Stephen ville Ranger and Comanche visit or spend time with local families as church events are announced with A C Nance from Ozona to preach and Ernest Walker from Dallas to lead songs.
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Ee Ana Aoedne
Mel
Bryant and Son
Abilene
W. L. Bryant
C. D. Statum, Jr
Dallas
C. D. Statum
Spencer George
Baby
Brownwood
E. L. Clark
Vernon
Ruth Smith
Ira Ross
A. E. Boyd
Seth Lawrence
Anson
Nathan Rosenburg
Snyder
O. S. Cox
Frank Ross
Comanche
Oss” Boyd
In Memory of Mrs Ed Rogers Text
Delia Rogers died August 1 1938 after a long life as wife mother sister and friend She was laid to rest with flowers and many mourners Ed Rogers her husband survives four children two daughters and one son The obituary notes her loving nature and the hope of a reunion in heaven
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Rogers
Ed Rogers
Gustine Dean Carwile Visits Parents and Friends
Gustine Dean Carwile of McCamey visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Carwile over the weekend. Several from here attended the picnic at Priddy last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Coye Stuteville and daughter of Energy spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Willia Ruth Couch is visiting her sister at Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Elie Brown of San Antonio visited his father and relatives here last week. Miss Cliftine Terry and M. L. Smart represent Gustine at the De Leon Watermelon and Peach Festival this week. Miss Ouida Boyd returned home after visiting her brother in Big Spring. Miss Adell Barnett visited in Hamilton Monday.
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Dean Carwile
McCamey
John Carwile
Priddy
Coye Stuteville
C. C. Stuteville
Burch
Willia Ruth Couch
Fort Worth
Elie Brown
San Antonio
D. A. Swope
Cliftine Terry
M. L. Smart
de Leon
Ouida Boyd
Big Spring
Adell Barnett
Hamilton
Two Cows Needed On Every Farm In Texas
Tex as farms without milk cows total 121 000 prompting a Bureau of Agricultural Economics note. The plan allows diverted land to feed dairy cows with two per farm eligible for full cash benefits on cotton or soil depleting crops. Cattle numbers and better feeding boost health and profits, with silage and trench silos as key storage methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Richardson
Texas
Asen
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
T. A. Falconer
Antelope Population Estimated on Hudspeth County Ranches
A county survey estimates 2,500 to 3,000 antelope roam the Hudspeth County ranches. The note contrasts with Tucson’s claim as Arizona's first municipal airport site.
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Hudspeth
Tuscon
Arizona
Hen Offer Pays for Subscriptions in Comanche Chief
The Chief offers 1.00 for heavy hens or 0.50 for light hens today Saturday and Monday with payment applied toward a subscription to The Comanche Chief or The Semi-Weekly Farm News. One heavy hen or two light hens earns a year of The Chief. two heavy hens or three hens get The Chief and Farm News for a year. Bring hens to The Chief Office.
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Comanche
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