Local Notes on Community Moves and Visits
Maaxne and lie Cotten of Oklahoma visit night with his family. Mrs P A Cot and Mrs Virgil Culberson move to Cotton. Mrs George Denman of Goldthwaite visits sister ae H Lee. Mrs C C Gilstrap visits daughter Mrs L L Walker in Cisco.
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Maaxne
Lie Cotten
Oklahoma T
P. A. Cot
Virgil Culberson
Cotton
Doli
Eere
George Denman
Goldthwaite
Ae H. Lee
C. C. Gilstrap
L. L. Walker
Cisco
Roadway Incident on State Highway 294 Between Rusk and Elkhart
A roadway event occurred on State Highway 294 in the area between Rusk and Elkhart. Details on the cause, injuries, or resulting closures were not provided in the readable text. Authorities are likely to release further updates.
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Rusk
Elkhart
Light That Cannot be Blacked Out by War Theme Sunday
Church notices announce Bible classes and communion on December 14 with a Universal Bible Sunday emphasis. Dean Luther A. Weigle of the Federal Council will speak on NBC radio from 8:30 to CST. C. C. Klingman, Pastor.
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American Bible Society
Luther A. Weigle
Federal Council
N.B.C
CST
C. C. Klingman
General Assembly at Methodist Church Schedule
Rev. A Bryson English of Comanche Methodist Church issues notice that Church School classes meet 9 45 a m on Sundays with devotionals at 10 30 Adults and young people gather in the main auditorium at 10 30 The Children's Division joins fourth Sundays for the Missionary Program The pastor speaks at 10 50 on Sunday December 14 The topics are The Power of Love and Facing the Facts Special music accompanies both services Epworth Leagues meet 6 15 each Sunday The W S C S meets Monday at 3 p m Methodist Reporter
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A. Bryson English
Comanche Methodist Church
Childrens
Epworth
W.S.C.S
Methodist
Harmony Methodist Church to Hold Sunday Services
Rev. A. J. Helm of Comanche will preach at Harmony Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o clock and again Sunday night. He will also speak at White Point Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for the regular preaching engagement.
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A. J. Helm
Comanche
Harmony Methodist Church
Helm
White Point
Dickenson Woolsey Marriage Announced
Miss Lillian Dickenson formerly of St Edward Nebraska and Glen A Woolsey of San Diego announced their marriage this week after a Sunday ceremony in Yuma. The bride wore a beige suit with red accessories. They will reside in San Diego where Woolsey is stationed at the Marine Base.
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Lillian Dickenson
St. Edward
Nebraska
Glen A. Woolsey
San Diego
Yuma
Dickenson
California
Mr. Woolsey
E. W. Woolsey
Comanche, Texas
Marine Base
Cal
News
Roosevelt Declares War After Pearl Harbor Attack
Congress moved swiftly to authorize Roosevelt to declare war on Japan. Jeannette Rankin cast the lone negative vote, while leaders from both parties watched as the president announced the December 7, 1941 attack and pledged united action. The House and Senate then approved the war resolution.
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Senate
Roanne
House
Roosevelt
Executive
Congress
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Miss Rankin
Germany
Rayburn
United States of America
Empire of Japan
United States
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
Malaya
Hong Kong
Guam
Philippines
Wake Island
Midway Island
Pacific
Howell McCorkle and Sturkie Among Randolph Field Graduates
Howell P McCorkle of Comanche and Howard M Sturkie of Gustine join 264 student pilots in Randolph Field 1941 ninth Aviation Cadets graduation. They completed a thirty week course after ten weeks at civilian schools and 70 hours on a basic trainer. Cadets earned pay of 75 dollars monthly during training and 205 dollars after graduation. McCorkle is a 1941 Texas A&M graduate and one of 37 Texans in the class.
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Howell P. McCorkle
Comanche
B. Ray McCorkle
Howard M. Sturkie
J. I. Sturkie
Gustine
Randolph Field
Air Corps
McCorkle
Texas A.&m
Local Officials to Issue Defense Program Soon
Comanche County officials will publish part of their National Defense program next week. The statement is signed by Mayor Clyde House and County Judge H. H. Lockridge.
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Comanche County
Clyde House
H. H. Lockridge
Gustine Seniors Honor Bride At Bridal Shower
The Gustine High School senior class and faculty hosted a bridal shower Friday evening for Mrs. Lee Caraway the former Edgilee a senior. Guests enjoyed games a treasure hunt and a gift table after refreshments of fruits and cookies.
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Gustine High School
Lee Caraway
Edgilee
H.E
Caraway
Mrs. Duke
Swope
Mrs. Blanks
Miss Morton
Miss White
Miss George
Misses Dale White
LaVerne Cox
Billa Mae Gregg
Oleta Williams
Dorothy Nelson
Preda van Winkle
Billie Johnston
Bobbie Stanton
Billie Allen
Billie Sharp Thelma Musick
Colleen Robertson
Gearld
Grammar School Thanks for New Books
The Grammar School faculty and students thank the community for contributions that funded new books through the P.T.A. Readily received by Comanche Grammar School, the gifts support classroom learning and library resources.
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Grammar School
P.T.A
Comanche Grammar School
Mrs Anthony Taken To Fort Worth Hospital For Treatment
Mrs. E. B. Anthony was taken to a Fort Worth hospital Sunday for treatment. She is reported to be resting fairly well.
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E. EB. Anthony
Fort Worth
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Brownwood Hwy
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Massachusetts
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