Fairview Quilting Club Reorganizes For Winter
The Fairview Quilting Club met December 2 at Mrs. Luke Easley's home to reorganize after a vacation. Officers elected include Homer Wilson president Luke Easley vice president W F Curry secretary treasurer and H G Dowdey reporter. The next meeting is set for December 16 at Mrs. H A Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Quilting Club
Luke Easley
Homer Wilson
W. F. Curry
H. G. Dowdey
Wedsday
Rs. H. A. Collins
Card of Thanks for Mrs. John Belt
The Belt family thanks friends and acquaintances for kindness shown at their mother Mrs. John Belt’s death. Special thanks to Porter Franks for his kindness. Signed by O. E. Belt and Mrs. C. H. Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Belt
Porter Franks
O. E. Belt
C. H. Matthews
Tom Grays Dream Allegory of Vice and Salvation
A cautional tale where Tom Gray dreams he rides a hell bound train driven by the devil. The car carries a cross section of society and moral judgment for drunkenness greed and cruelty. He awakens praying to quit drink and the devil’s power ends.
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Tom
Local notices and obituaries from Gustine area
Gustine residents visit relatives in Stephenville Fort Worth and Brownwood. Mrs Allsup recovering from appendix surgery in Brownwood. Several families visited or were visited in Brownwood Energy Lueders and Hamilton. J D Center Sr found dead in Pecos. Funeral held at First Baptist Church with interment Evergreen Cemetery. Out of town relatives attended including Center brothers and Lovelady family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Center
Pecos
Mr. Center
First Baptist Church
Lyn Dalton
Hamilton
R. M. McGinnis
Evergreen Cemetery
Paul J. Center
Windom
Texas
Murphy E. Center
Shreveport
E. D. Lovelady
Winters
Ewing Lovelady, Jr
San Angelo
Earl Batton
Coleman
J. M. Skaggs
Ace Jones
Local Visits Highlight Community Families
Cross Roads Store in Houston hosts Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Janes and their baby visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Janes. Mrs. Neal Bailey and her Lawrence, Kansas daughter visit sister Mrs. Loyd Coker. Sergeant Arthur May of Fort Bliss visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. May. Alfred Moore, recently in the German Hospital, goes to Temple for medical exam. Mrs. Slider Jones improves from pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summers visit their ill son Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Janes
Houston
J. H. Janes
Neal Bailey
Lawrence
Kansas
Loyd Coker
Arthur May
Fort Bliss
J. Z. May
Alfred Moore
German Hospital
Temple Wednesday
Slider Jones
Tom Summers
Wilson
Local notices from Camp Bowie area weekly update
In Camp Bowie Hospital, Thurs day, and found him improving. Walter Trice of Old Glory visited his sisters and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Osborn last week. Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Owen have moved to their home in this community. Avery Moore of Brownwood visited his mother, Mrs. J. A. Moore Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Owen made a business trip to Brownwood Tuesday. Daniel Vines left Monday for Camp Wolters where he will begin his military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie Hospital
Walter Trice
Old Glory
Darwin Osborn
Arlin Owen
Avery Moore
Brownwood
J. A. Moore
Daniel Vines
Camp Wolters
Cotton Grove Widespread Picnic and Local Visits
A wiener roast by thresher hands was held at the Cotton Grove picnic grounds Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Summers and son stayed with the Glasgows after losing their home in a fire. Local servicemen and families visited relatives across several households during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Summers
T. M. Glasgow
Gaylon Hanes
A. F. Holman
F. T. Clark
Bill Glasgow
Jessie Holman
A. Holman
Cecil Cottrell
Ottis Cottrell
Weekend Visits And Navy Exam Noted In Local News
Creamer Mr and Mrs Elmon Wayland and baby of Fort Worth spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson. Pvt and Mrs Willis Steward of Waco spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Rob Stewart. W E Varner left Monday for Dallas to take his final Navy examination. Mr Varner is a nephew of Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson. Mrs Varner who had been visiting here has returned to Burkburnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Froh
Stephenville
W. H. Wooley
Hettie
Wester Johnston
Fort Worth
Pete Watson
Mackie Johnston
Sherry Nell
Sid White
Sweetwater
Merl
Allsup
Medical Arts Hospital
Brownwood
James Petsick
Jesse Banner
J. F. Banner
Larry Palmer
Dallas
Win Palmer
Amon
Ed Morgan
Energy
Miller
Lueders
Stovall
Elmon Wayland
Baby
Joe Nelson
Willis Steward
Waco
Rob Stewart
W. E. Varner
Navy
Mr. Varner
Varner
Burkburnett
Local families greet service members and visit kin
Pvt. Charlie Ladd of Florida left for camp after visiting relatives here with Mrs. Ladd to join later. Pvt. Ray Ladd of Waco spent the week end in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Estell of Cisco and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Evans of Comanche visited at the Estell home. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Creamer left for Mason on a hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Ladd
Florida
Mrs. Ladd
Ray Ladd
Waco
Tom Estell
George Estell
Cisco
Song
Hardy Evans
Comanche
L. H. Creamer
Mason
Local Visitors Make Weekend Rounds in Area
Mrs Hubert Atterbury of Germanche visited her father Dave Isham Sunday. Jess Vick returned home after a two week visit with his daughter Billie in Corpus Christi. Mrs Roeshell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elbi Burdettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Atterbury
Germanche
Dave Isham
Jess Vick
Billie
Corpus
Roeshell
Elbi Burdettes
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Fairview Club News
Tom Gray
Devil
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Comanche County
E. G. Wells
Blanket
Cross Roads
Chief Day Cleaners
Tupin
Ernest Tupin
Jewelei
Cotton Grove
Alka-Seltzer Brightens
Creamer
Herring Company
Elkins Tin Shop
R. Eanes & Company
D. Waring
C. A. Greens
Huett’s Furniture Store
Sidney Street
W. H. Huett
Tru-Jillo Boot Shop
Higginbotham Gildy
Tokio
Berlin
Texas Power & Light Company
Carou
Y. W. Holmes
Comanche National Bank Building
J. C. Gaddy
Masseur
Comanche County Abstract Co
C. A. Greene
Sec-Treas
J. R. Eanes
Pres
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman, Texas
A. F. Gaines
Gustine
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
R. W. H. Hamilton
F. L. Hill
Higginbotham
A. J. Gray
C. W. Gray
Physicians and Surgeons
N.E Cor
Comanche, Texas
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