Methodist Conference Changes In Comanche County
The Texas Methodist conference reassigns most Comanche county preachers. Franklin Moore goes to Shana. Clark to DeLeon circuit. L G White succeeds Moore. Kai Gardner to replace Gardner, Griffin Storey Wilson assignments shift. Vaughan remains presiding elder. Hilburn Smoot moved. Gilmore to Sipe Springs. Gore to DesNonia. Felder to BlanO. Aynes to Walnut Springs. Changes follow typical church redistribution pattern.
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Combe County
Src
Franklin Moore
Shana
al- YS
Corsicana
Clark
Comanche
DeLeon
Ify
L. G. White
Ft. Worth
Bro. Moore
White
Bro
C >A Will Be Succeeded By Kai Gardner
Bosqueville
Griffin
Lasse
Storey
Proctor
Ev. Wilson
Gustine
Vaughan
Presidy
Dublin
Hilburn
Rev. Smoot
Bien
Ilburn
Hico
Smoot
Carleton
P. Gilmore
Sipe Springs
J. O. Gore
Desnonia
L. L. Felder
Blan- O
W. T. ‘Aynes
Walnut Prings
K. and M. Garage Moves to New Quarters
Gage and Montgomery announce relocation to a modern Comanche brick building in the hotel-depot district with display rooms and offices. Local agencies have shown interest in placing cars for service. The note also mentions Claude Chastain and Miss Bryson’s wedding in Sidney.
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Thot
Ibre Gage i
George Montgomery
Claude Chastain
Miss Bryson
Sidney
Jim Bryson
W. B. In
Comanche Ends Season In Windy Thanksgiving Loss
Comanche High School football ends its season with a 4 0 5 game record after a Thanksgiving defeat at Amarillo. The Plains wind and snow limited scoring as Amarillo opened with quick touchdowns, while Comanche shifted to the forward pass later. Coach Cunningham leads a praised, undersized squad that beat Gatesville De Leon Brownwood Hico and John Parleton and faced Meridian and John Tarleton college losses.
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Comanche High School
Amarillo High School
Brownwood
Texico
Amarillo
Plains
Plains Boys
Comanche
Central West Texas
Cunningham
Gatesville High School
DeLeon High School
Brownwood High School
Hico High School
John Parleton College
Meridian College
John Tarleton College
Residents raise funds to repair Bruton Lane stretch
Enterprising citizens collected a subscription to fix the Bruton Lane road at the city county line. The path, once rough in rain, has been upgraded from Comanche to the county line except for a short bad stretch now slated for repair.
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Bruton
Comanche
Therese Da Vault Presents Peg O My Heart at Lyceum
Lyceum goers learn Therese Da Vault will present Peg O My Heart next Monday December 6. The show targets local theater enthusiasts with a classic stage production.
Special prize offer opens and runs December 3 to 11
The special prize runs from December 3 to December 11 at 5 p.m. The prize goes to the candidate who turns in the greatest number of yearly subscriptions during the period. A five year subscription counts as five yearly subscriptions for this offer. All candidates have an equal chance to win.
Contes t Ends With Call for Hard Work in Prize Drive
Contest closes soon as organizers urge all candidates to push hard for prizes. Equal chances remain, but persistence is key to securing the handsome Overland Touring Car.
Votes Counted Today In Chief's Automobile Contest
Mrs Gerald Bryson tops the first vote tally with Mrs Mart Sul Livan close behind and Minnie Lee Cliff in third. The issue announces a special prize and urges entries, noting strong early subscription efforts and growing public interest as the race heats up.
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Gerald Bryson
Mart Sullivan
Minnie Lee Cliff
Local Residents Listed With Property Values
A damaged OCR item lists names and property values for residents across cities including Gustine Sidney and Proctor. Values range from 5,000 to 36,600 with several households named alongside titles and affiliations.
Friends Help Rally for Prize Win
A captioned plea notes neighbors and friends ready to aid a woman in securing one of the coveted prizes as they await her moment to shine. The article emphasizes communal support and eagerness to assist.
Special Prize Offer for Yearly Subscriptions
Starting today through December 11 at 5 p m a special prize of 25 dollars in gold will go to the candidate who turns in the greatest number of yearly subscriptions. Both old and new subscribers count and a five year subscription equals five yearly subscriptions. Now is the time to get those promises in.
Friends urged to mobilize backers in final contest night
The article stresses mobilizing friends to support a candidate. It urges contestants to line up helpers early, explaining that vote getting hinges on network outreach now. It notes hundreds of people will follow progress and emphasizes contacting friends to secure a place with winning candidates on the last night.
The Value of a Fixed Daily Plan for Success
A motivational note urges contestants to treat each day as valuable and plan work ahead. It emphasizes mapping daily tasks, recording names and addresses of prospects, and finishing each day with a sense of achievement to improve results. It concludes that a consistent system yields greater outcomes than constant rushing.
Callaway Boomed for Naval Committee Seat
In Comanche and nearby areas supporters push Congressman Oscar Callaway as the pick to succeed the late Congressman Witherspoon on the naval committee. Telegrams from Fort Worth and from Texas congressman Garner urge him to accept, signaling a pivotal assignment in the next Congress.
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Oscar Callaway
Naval Committee
Witherspoon
Mississippi
Ft.Worth
Claude Kitchen
W. L. Hensley
Garner
Texas
Ways and Means
Comanche County
Callaway
Subscription drive pledges and reduced rates offered
The notice urges immediate action to secure subscriptions and votes in the remaining weeks. It撤edes peanuts and corn pricing, offering clubbing rates with papers like Dallas News, Record, Farm & Ranch, Holland's, and Daily Star-Telegram, with votes attached and cross-paper time allocations.
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Dallas News
Farm & Ranch
Holland’s
Holland
Daily Star-Telegram
Typographical Error Casts Reflection in Market Report
A market report last week misstated peanut price by 50 cents. the correct price is 60 cents. The editor notes such errors aim to prevent price comparisons between towns and regrets the mistake.
Therese Davault Performs Peg O My Heart at High School
On Monday December 6 Therese Davault presents Peg O My Heart at the high school stage at 8 30 PM. The production showcases Davault in a leading role with local students involved in the cast and crew.
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Therese Davault
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