College of Industrial Arts Opens Next Session in Denton
The College of Industrial Arts in Denton Texas promotes its status as a premier women’s college in the Southwest with a ninety person faculty across twenty buildings on seventy five acres. It invites inquiries for a catalog from President F M Bralley and notes the September 16 start date for the new session.
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Denton
Texas
College of Industrial Arts
Jas. A. Hunter
University of Brussels
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Edinburgh
the College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ontario
Provincial Board of Medical Examiners
U. C
Queen Charlottes
Comanche Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Jim Moody of Italy Texas visits relatives in Comanche this week. E Greer leaves for St Louis to buy goods. Miss Leve Roberson and I R Hill return from St Louis with goods for their firms. Myrtle Hayes of Fort Worth spends a few days in Comanche. W R and W H Slider in northern markets buying goods. Mrs T L Spener of Waco visits her niece Mrs P K Mackey. Nelson Smith spends days in Brownwood. Mr and Mrs B C Nabers of Lott visit Nabers parents. Nabers recently returned from overseas. Chas Young of Fort Worth visits Comanche Tuesday. Mrs Howard Cox of Ozona guests in Comanche last week. Capt Hugh S Clarke back from overseas on furlough in Comanche. Mrs Hugh S Clarke returns from Michigan wedding trip. Mr and Mrs M K Witt and son Mark leave for Corpus Christi for a month. Mr and Mrs Clyde Marshall announce baby girl born thirteenth inst. Mr and Mrs Ruben Lewis rejoice at baby boy born August eleventh. Garland James of Hamilton visiting Lorene Vaughn. attends reunion, returns home. Dudley Nabers of Fort Worth visits Comanche Monday. Grade Callaway and T J Cunningham of Eastland visit Comanche last Saturday.
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Jim Moody
Italy
Texas
Comacnche
E. Greer
St. Louis
Leve Roberson
I. R Hill
Myrtle Hayes
Fort Worth
Comanche
W. R
W. H. Slider
T. L. Spener
Waco
P. K. Mackey
Nelson Smith
Brownwood
B. C. Nabers
Lott
Nabers
W. J. Nabers
Chas. Young
Howard Cox
Ozona
Ruben Lewis
Garland James
Hamilton
Lorene Vaughn
J. M. Vaughn
Dudley Nabers
Grade Callaway
T. J. Cunningham
Eastland
Comanche Area Residents Visit, Travel, and Local Trades
A long list of Comanche area residents travel for visits to Dallas Fort Worth and San Angelo. Relatives from Midland Pittsburg Fort Worth and Tyler host and visit. Others plan trips to St Louis Del Rio and northern markets as the community notes discharge from overseas service and local business updates.
Rowland's 5-10-25 Cent Store Offers Wide Bargains
A bustling market day report highlights Rowland's store in Comanche as offering a broad assortment of low priced goods. Discounts include hats, cases, lace, paints, writing tablets, hosiery, dinnerware, household staples, and groceries with many items at 5, 10, 15, or 25 cents and some up to 2.00 dollars. Local shoppers urged to trade there and enjoy ice water.
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Crisco
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State College For Women
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Southwest
United States
The
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F. M. Bralley
Sonora
Denman Music Co
Chris Mae Lemore
Dallas
Mae Lamore
A J. Gray
Sue Elia Dodson
Terrell and Sherman
Will Randall
Joe Coker
Coleman
G.S. Walker
San Angelo
M. B. Johnson
Midland
Johnson and Beall Sanitarium
W.L. Raymond
John F. Lehane
Cotton Belt Railway
Lehane
Cotton Belt
Frank Helmsley
Pittsburg
Sallie Paine
H. L. Frost
de Leon
A. G. Gowan
Oklahoma
Hayne Waring
Brownie Burks
Tyler
Joe Burks
Allen Hart
Granbury
Jrallas
B. Rovevelt
Cleburne
Lemry Carter
Minnie Lee Clift
Ola Dingus
R. R. Dudley
Slider & Lacy’s
Higginbotham’s
Royal Street
Gille & Nabers
Rowland
Rowland’s
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