Miss Eldeana Lane Weds Ben Evridge
Two prominent Comanche families united in a wedding on August 5 as Ben Evridge, son of Mr and Mrs Wade Evridge, married Miss Eldeana Lane, daughter of Dr and Mrs J O Lane, on the Lane lawn in East Comanche. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Gordon Barrett with Joe Evridge as best man and Miss Christine Coleman as maid of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Ben Evridge
Wade Evridge
Fideana Lane
J. O. Lane
Lane Lawn
East Comanche
Gordon Barrett
Joe Evridge
Christine Coleman
Mrs
Evridge
Imediately
Mineral Wells
Comanche residents visit hospital and share high school ties
Comanche residents including Mr Evridge of Higginbotham Brothers and Company and Mrs Evridge, both Comanche High School graduates, discuss their backgrounds at A. and M. College and Texas State College for Women. Mr and Mrs A M Ruth visited Miss Lucile Fair at the German hospital Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
C. M. Moore
Evridge
Higginbotham Brothers & Company
A. & M. College
Comanche High
Texas State College For Women
A. M. Ruth
Lucile Fair
German Hospital
Miss Allean Bettis to Wed Oswell Brightman in August
Miss Allean Bettis of Blanket is honored with a miscellaneous shower and morning coffee hosted by Mrs. Joe W. Dabney and Mrs. Neil Shaw near Blanket. Gifts were presented as guests praised Miss Bettis prior to her upcoming marriage to Oswell Brightman of Comanche on August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allean Bettis
Blanket
Oswell Brightman
Comanche
Joe W. Dabney
Neil Shaw
Brownwood
Blanche Dabney
Dabney
Miss Dabney
W. A. McAlpine
Abilene
Carolyn Shaw
Dan Cupid
Miss Bettis
J. A. Bettis
W. J. Bettis
Mildred Bettis
O. O. Brightman
J. C. Wilkerson
Hattie Brightman
Ollie Sloan
Pearl Phipps
Macon Richmond
W. E Brown
Return From 1000 Mile South Plains Trip
Henry Stephenson and family traveled to the South Plains returning Wednesday night. He brought back cotton stalks from his brother Carl Stephenson near Brownfield showing 7 to 9 large bolts and blooms. The crop in the 197 acre field is estimated to yield three quarters of a bale per acre with some reverse conditions. Stephenson says he covered about a thousand miles and found crops excellent in some areas and poor in others. D C Dingus is ill at home.
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Henry Stephenson
South Plains
Stephenson
Carl Stephenson
Brownfield
Miss Louise Pipes and James Hood Wed in Brownwood Ceremony
Miss Louise Pipes of Comanche and James Hood of Fort Worth were married in a ring ceremony at Coggin Avenue Baptist Church parsonage in Brownwood on August 6 officiated by Rev. J. M. Bradford. Attendants were Darrell Woodward and Beatrice Allen. The bride, a Comanche native, wore powder blue lace with pink carnations, and the groom is from Fort Worth. They plan a ranch home near Lake Worth after a brief honeymoon to Carlsbad Cavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Pipes
Comanche
James Hood
Fort Worth
Coggin Avenue Baptist Church
Brownwood
J. M. Bradford
Darrell Woodward
Beatrice Allen
I. W. Pipes
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Carnes
Bright & Early Tea
Reg
del Monte Pineapple
Buffett
Kimbell’s
Armour
W.N.T. Tobacco
Duke’s
Dairy Maid
Brown Beauty
Isalad
Lee
PUREX
Dial Brand
Dixie Belle
Eldeana Lane
North Side Square
Texas
D. C. Dingus
MR. Hood
Charlie Lee of
Proctor
Bob Baker
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
W. C. Fields
Lyric Theatre
Brownwood, Texas
Shirley Temple
Susannah
the Mounties
Ginger Rogers
David Niven
Lionel Barrymore
America
Dulux
General Motors
Frigidaire
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