Social and wedding notices from Comanche social page
Thursday gatherings at Donovan Palmer’s home feature banco and flinch games and a two course supper with pink decor. Miss Evadah Romine and Hal Winston wed in Valley Mills with reception in Waco and a two week Old Mexico trip planned. Wesley Adult class meeting at Methodist tabernacle, plus multiple teen and club social events and dances with cake, punch, and Victrola music.
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Donovan Palmer
Comanche
Banco
Flinch
Comanche County Social Notes Span Wide Visits
Personal mentions from Comanche detail Mr and Mrs J H Hannah and grandson Ernest Wilhelm returning to Dallas after three weeks visiting relatives. Dozens of locals journey to Stephenville Brownwood Abilene and Santa Anna, with reunions and business trips noted across Reagan to Palo Pinto counties.
First Cotton Bale Arrives in Stephenville Amid Ginning Prize
The first bale of the 1923 season was ginned in Stephenville with Lob McInroe of Alarm Creek winning free gin and a $50 purse from local business leaders. McInroe, a well regarded farmer, has previously benefited from similar luck as the season nears rapid maturation under hot dry weather.
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Stephenville
Comanche Postal Clerks Set High Marks in Exam
Fort Worth examiner W. O. Davis visited Comanche to supervise the distribution test at the post office. Jack Cauley scored about 99.76 and Kenny Sullivan about 99.65 on 850 cards. Cauley missed two cards and Sullivan three while each handles 16 cards per minute. they produced rates of 42 and 36 cards per minute.
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W. O. Davis
Fort Worth
Jack Cauley
Kenny Sullivan
Cauley
Sullivan
Death of M. B. Davis After Seven Months of Illness
The Tribune reports the death of M. B. Davis at his home at 11 50 p m Wednesday. He aged 72 years 2 months 12 days and had been ill with flu since January 18 for over seven months. He married about 52 years ago and had nine children seven sons and two daughters all living except one daughter who died six years ago. Funeral was held at the family residence at 3 o clock Thursday with a large crowd. burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Leading Citizen in a Town War and Love Tale
A summary of a Wednesday theater showing featuring Thomas Meighan as a young lawyer in a patriotic World War II era plot. The story blends fishing, war, romance, and politics as Bentley becomes a town hero, faces a political dilemma, and is guided by The Girl to run for congress and win. The outcome sees him settled and focused on public service with The Girl steering his career.
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Film Review Notes for Majestic Theater Program
The Chief introduces weekly reader reviews of Majestic Theater pictures with Mrs. Reese agreeing to provide this issue’s critique. The feature outlines the plan to feature a reader review for the current week’s program.
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Majestic Theater
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