Reunion Held At Proctor and Mrs Coke Wilson
Proctor and Mrs Coke Wilson hosted a reunion with many attendees from Dallas Hasse Dublin Comanche Palo Pinto Fort Worth Winters and Brownwood. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Carter Mr and Mrs Felton Carter and their children Mrs Mollie Newby and others while extended family from multiple Texas towns joined in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke Wilson
Dallas
Jack Carter
Felton Carter
Lonnie Craig
Hasse
Mollie Newby
Proctor
Dick Harris
Dublin
Letha Harris
Melvin Whitehead
Luther McNutt
J. W. Carter
Hughton Hughes
Comanche
W M. Key
Burkett
Dock Stone
Parsons
Palo Pinto
Austine Stone
Bilbrey
Brownwoor
Mary Stone
Fort Worth
Janie Hart
Winters
Gustine Area Notes Reflect Social Visits and Local News
Weeklong visits from Gustine relatives and Fort Worth travelers fill social pages. Families including the McGinnises of Spring and Rome visit Rev and Mrs R M McGinnis. Ruth Hall and Thyra Early go to Fort Worth for business college. Eva Palmer hosts a theatre party for friends. Mrs Sam McDonald’s funeral is noted with interment at Siloam Cemetery. Mrs Coreta Speed and Suelena Palmer visit, with Suelena traveling to Abilene. Additional items recount Lake Brownwood fishing visits, vacations to Amarillo Pike’s Peak, and trips to Buchannan Dam Houston and Galveston. The City Cafe passes to Marvin Huey. Gustine teachers Elizabeth Tate and Kathleen McClesty chosen to fill vacancies. Mrs Coin Seago hosts a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Wayne Adams. Brownwood and Fort Worth visits by Dolly Boyd and Winnie Keith are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachaville
Petite
Gustine Weston McGinnis
Lloyd McGinnis
Rome
R. M. McGinnis
Ray Johnston
Fort Worth
Ruth Hall
Thyra
N. E. Palmer
Love Marie
Eva Palmer
Dallas
Gustine Mercantile Company
Ruggles Palmer
First Baptist Church
Sam McDonald
Pettit
Siloam Cemetery
Coreta Speed
Suelena
Abilene
Waco
Sidell Stephens
Ella Mae Stephens
Will Robinson
Lake Brownwood
Worth Eargle
Eargle
Lamkin
Marie Barnett
Verna Humper
Christine Adams
Nellene Harrison
Thyra Early
Arieta Hickman
Adelle Barnett
Sidell Stevens
Cleburne Willingham
Amarillo
Pike’s Peak
Coin Seago
Carrol Dean
Buchannan Dam
Houston
Galveston
City Cafe
Marvin Huey
Elizabeth Tate
Comanche
Kathleen McClesty
Dublin
Gustine
Derrol Caraway
Granbury
E. V. McCarty
McCarts
Goodrich
Homer L. Miller
Wayne Adams
Adams
Dolly Boyd
Brownwood
Winnie Keith
R. A. Smith to Leave Baggett Farm After 48 Years
R A Smith, a long time Baggett area farmer, retires this year after leasing his land. He will visit Dallas and other Northwest Texas locations in coming months. He has lived in the Baggett community for forty eight years and has been a Chief subscriber for over forty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Smith
Baggett
Dallas
James Family Reunion and Red River County Tax Amendment
The James family reunion at Lake James ends with a plan to meet again next year for the sixth gathering at Lake Eanes in Comanche. The article lists attendees from Olney Ingram Ringgold Wichita Falls Dublin Gustine and Nacogdoches and notes a Texas constitutional amendment section proposing county tax and bond authority for Red River County with election details and funding provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. James
Lake Eanes
Comanche
S. O. Ewing
Olney
J. J. Fowler
Ingram
Elizabeth Fowler
Charles Lenneber
Ringgold
Ringgold, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. James of Wichita Palls, Mrs. D. A. James
Tom James
Peggy James
Irys James Guinn
Alta Mae
James Childress
Wichita Fells
Mittia James Carter
Virginia Carter
Hugh James
Want
T. FE. Kelley
Red River County Refunding Bond Tax Proposal
A proposed Texas constitutional amendment would allow Red River County to levy up to 25 cents per hundred dollars for up to 15 years to refund General Fund debt by issuing bonds. The measure outlines expenses for proclamation publication and election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
Red River County
Texas
En County
State of
Rediver County
Ila
General Fund
Roe Guitacy
Gta of Texas
Fexne
Teboux
Fellowship meeting at Stag Creek draws attendees from twenty towns
The fellowship gathering at Stag Creek closed as a successful event for churches of the Living God. People from twenty towns and villages attended, many camping on the grounds, with eight confessing the name of the.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stag Creek
Church of the Living God
Baptismal Note Records No Date Set for Next Year Meeting
The text records that Jesus and others were baptised and notes that no date has been set for a meeting next year. The fragment provides limited context and entities beyond the two names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Orval Houck Opens Watchmaking Jewelers in Goldthwaite
Orval Houck of Comanch recently completed a ten month watchmaking course under Ernest Tupin. He opened a watchmaking and repair shop in Goldthwaite last week and reports business has been good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Houck
Comanch
Ernest Tupin
Goldthwaite
Houck
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E. D. Dodson
Comanche, Texas
Southwest
H. J. R. Gille
Snappy Cafe
Miss Franks
Irvin Thompson
Morris Association
Morris Policy
State Insurance Tenariment
Austin-Morris CO
Rownwood
Stee
Dept. Storie
West Side Square
Knights Pythias
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
James
J. R. No
Beth
J. D. Morrow
Goldthwa
Tupin
Ernest Tupin Jeřřier
Thus
Stark
Blochs
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