Rainey Family Reunion Held Near Blanket Creek
Family and many friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Rainey gathered Sunday at Blanket Creek near the Rainey home for the annual reunion. Sixty eight attended including five children fifteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Lunch was served and attendees came from Brownwood Baird Junction Zephyr Mullin Del Rio Comanche and Blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Rainey
Antioch
Blanket Creek
Rainey
Brown County
Brownwood Bulletin
W. C. Bramlet
Blanket
Abner Griffith
Baird
H. N. Turner
Junction
Bob Byrd
Brownwood
Ellsworth Rainey
Elmer Bramlett
A. J. McQueen
R. E
Mark Moseley
Winnie Coleman
J. Turner
Emma Nesmith
Dorothy Jenkins
Zephyr
Joe Turner
del Rio
Mack Townsend
Joe Hall
Lyman Douglas
Five Tests of Life and Words of Wise Counsel at First Methodist
The First Methodist Church invites families to attend Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. led by O. H. Donaho, followed by Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. with a sermon on Five Tests of Life and an 8:00 p.m. evangelistic Evening Worship on Words of Wise Counsel. Activities include Woman's Missionary Society Monday at 4:00 p.m. and Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. Pastor A. C. Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Donaho
Isaiah
Woman’s Missionary Society
A. C. Haynes
Miss Gladys Mozelle Howell Buried At Breckenridge
Miss Gladys Mozelle Howell daughter of E N Howell of Breckenridge died Sunday afternoon at 6 30 at her aunt’s home in Comanche She was born August 18 1917 in Proctor Texas and had lived in Stephens County 16 years Funeral services were held at the Breckenridge Methodist Church Tuesday at 4 00 conducted by Rev H B Goodenough with Rev Ben Parker among others Survivors include her parents a sister Hazel and brothers Harry and Percy Ray Also named are grandparents Mrs J B Nance of Hasse and I M Howell of Proctor The note lists many Comanche County mourners who attended the rites and a poem by Rev Ben Parker honors the deceased and invites living to live pure lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Mozelle Howell
E. N. Howell
Breckenridge
George Clark
Comanche
Miss Howell
Proctor
Texas
Stephens County
Parks
Wayland
Shotwell
First Methodist Church
Howell
Methodist Church
S. Goodenough
Ben Parwer
W. Y. Pond
A. J. Morgan
A. C. Haynes
Hazel Howell
Harry
Percey Ray Howell
J. B .Nance
Hasse
I. M. Howell
Comanche County
G. S. Clarke
Iva Hart
Minnie Elkins
Pauline Marshall
Curtis Thomas
Gilmore Durham
Joe Marshall
John Mahon
A. C. Haynes and Son
Ruth Howell
Abilene
J. B. Nance
Card of Thanks for Mozelle Howell
We thank Comanche for kindness after Mozelle Howell's death and for floral offerings. The poem Mozelle titled An Original Poem reflects on death, loss, faith, and the wish that Mozelle began a fuller life beyond. Her life was not spent in vain and she passed at seventeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Mozelle Howell
Mozelle
Missionary Baptist Association Meeting Set for Aug 29
The Missionary Baptist Churches of Comanche County will convene with Mercers Gap Church on Wednesday August 29 1934 at nine in the morning. All churches must report past year work including pastors Sunday school superintendents board members and their post offices. Collect funds for minutes and maintenance and bring prayerful expectations and motives to pass. End with a Bible verse and signatures of T N Carter moderator and Gordon Parrett cor sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Baptist Churches of
Comanche County Baptist Association
Mercers Gap
Christ Jesus
T. N. Carter
Gordon Parrett
Bobby Doc Lane Buried at White Point
A three year old, Bobby Doc Lane, son of Mr and Mrs W H Lane of northeast of Comanche, died suddenly from diphtheria at home August 15. Funeral services were held next morning at White Point Cemetery with Rev Preson Broxton officiating. Doc was born July 2 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Doc Lane
W. H. Lane
Comanche
White Point
Correction of former political advertisement
Mr H E Chesley of Hamilton states that Herbert Goodson once served this Judicial District as Court Reporter. I am glad to make this correction of former political advertisement. TOM REESE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Chesley
Hamilton
Herbert Goodson
Tom Reese
Vote For Lon A. Smith Railroad Commissioner
Political advertisement urging voters to choose Lon A. Smith for the railroad commissioner race in districts 50 to 52. The message emphasizes his candidacy and asks for support.
Texas Lady Endorses Black-Draught for Family Laxative
Mrs J B Stoker of Fort Worth recounts how Black-Draught and its Syrup form helped her family. She notes adults use it for biliousness headaches and constipation and that her young daughters aged 6 and 4 benefited from the Syrup. Drugstores sell both forms and children prefer the Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoker
Fort Wort
Texas
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Rainey Family
Iim
Will Christian
Big Spring
M. V. Skinner
You
Rev
Ben Parker
Earth
Lon A. Smith
Collins Shoe Shop
Square
Chevrolet
Ford
Studebaker
Tudor
Fagan Chevrolet Company
BAYER
J. T. Gilbreath
Dwight Brightman
kKotlator
Norge
AME
Gore
J. F. Tate & Son
Comanche, Texas
Gillette Bie
Blade
King C. Gillette
R. A. Luker
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