Oliver Springs School Honor Roll List
Following is the list of students making the honor roll at Oliver Springs School. First grade includes Retha Faye Cogmm and Buster Parker. Second grade Lavard Hardin. Third grade Jessie E Atchi Roma Jewell Parker Ima ge Russell. Fourth grade Nella Vee Perry. Fifth grade Merna V Fuller Ila D Watson. Sixth grade James Warren Sreelle Locke Mulan Perry. Seventh grade John Ed Henson Travis Cogburn Lee Mil Willie Hill. Eighth grade Anna Mae Locke Chris Bond. Ninth grade C. V. Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollowing
Oliver Springs
Retha Faye Cogmm
Buster Parker
Lavard Hardin
Jessie E
Atchi- Roma Jewell Parker
Image Russell
Nella Vee Perry
Merna V. Fuller
Ila D. Watson
James Warren
Sreelle Locke
Mulan Perry
John Ed Henson
Travis Cogburn
Local visitors, moves, and family visits in Fairview area
Fairview residents hosted guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowdgin of Mont Belvieu and Miss Edna Mae Kingston of Mineola. Dean Collins and family moved to Winters, while Wayne Williams from Downing visited grandparents C. H. Wilson. Mrs. Buford Powers of Blanket visited her mother D. T. Boyd, and Mrs. Carl McNutt and son from Coleman spent Sunday with Jay McNutt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bowdgin
Mont Belvieu
Will Irby
Miss Monte
Blanket
Dean Collins
Wayne Williams
Downing
C. H. Wilson
Buford Powers
D. T. Boyd
Edna Mae Kingston
Mineola
Carl McNutt
Coleman
Huel Hodges
Jay McNuttt
Branum, 71, Brown County Resident, Funeral Given
William Bennett Branum died at 1:50 Tuesday morning at the May home. Funeral services were held at 3:30 Tuesday afternoon at the May Methodist Church with pastors L. L. Fielder, W. T. Veatch, and H. S. Goodenough officiating. Interment was in May Cemetery. Branum, born May 1, 1864 in Hardin County Tennessee, married Betty Bowden 49 years ago and moved to Brown County 43 years ago. longtime superintendent of Sunday School at Green's Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bennett Branum
Brown County Citizne
L. L. Fielder
Fort Worth
W. T. Veatch
May
H. S. Goodenough
Brownwood
Brownwood Bulletin
Mr. Branum
Hardin County
Tennessee
Betty Bowden
Brown County
Methodist Church
Green’s Chapel
the Bulletin
Now I Am the Picture of Health Says Lady After Cardus
Mrs. A. G. Gray of Cusseta Alabama reports back and side pains disappeared after taking Cardul five bottles. She gained weight color returned and says she is now the picture of health. Thousands of women testify Cardul benefits them though a physician should be consulted if it does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Alabama
A. G. Gray
Cusseta
Ala
Cardul
Church and community notes from SIPE SPRINGS area
Rev L S Williams of Daniel Paker College will fill his regular appointment at the Methodist Church Sunday. Rev J W Henderson filled his regular appointment at the Baptist Church Sunday. Elder Reese Thompson of Cisco will fill his regular appointment at the Church of Christ Sunday. Prayer Meeting at the Baptist Church each Wednesday night. Senior and Junior B Y P A each Sunday night. Epworth League at the Methodist Church every Sunday night. Bible Study at the Church of Christ every Thursday night. Woman's Missionary Society meets Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist Church. Misses Louise Westbrook and Irene Rye weekend at Brownwood with friends. Jim Richardson returned to Hamlin after visiting grandparents. Mr and Mrs M D Pittman of Stephenville spent Sunday with her parents. Misses Joyce Foster and Billy Byrd of Rising Star spent weekend here. J D Pilcher spent weekend at De Leon with relatives. Elder and Mrs Reese Thompson and Miss Edytha Thompson of Cisco spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wash Nooncaster. Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs George Stovall honored them on their Golden Wedding Anniversary Sunday Jan 27. J K Anderson returned from Rising Star where he had been working. J O Jones Jr of De Leon spent weekend here with his parents. Elton Richardson of Hamlin is and Mrs F E Barnes. Granddad Johnson of McAllen is visiting his daughter A E Whitesides and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Williams
Daniel Paker College
Methodist Church
J. W. Henderson
Baptist Church
Reese Thompson
Cisco
Church of Christ
The
Epworth
Woman's Missionary Society
de Leon
Elder
Edytha Thompson
Wash
George Stovall
J. K. Anderson
Rising Star
J. O. Jones, Jr
Oliver Jones
Elton Richardson
Hamlin
F. E. Barnes
Granddad” Johnson
McAllen
A E. A. Whitesides
A W Underwood Dies At Gorman In Comanche Family
A W Underwood formerly of Comanche County dies at his Gorman home at noon Monday after a long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Gorman Church of Christ, with burial in Oakland Cemetery. Elder R H Echols and Elder Calvin Maddux presided. he united with the church 42 years ago. Pallbearers named Frank Morrow, W J Ormsby, Amos Baker, E F McCormack, R L Cooner, Barney Todd. He was 77. Born February 22, 1857 near Jewett, Leon County. married Mattie Burleson January 4, 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Underwood
Comanche County
A. Palmer
Comanche
Gorman
Gorman Church of Christ
Oakland Cemetery
R. H. Echols
Calvin Maddux
Maddux
Frank Morrow
W. J. Ormsby
Amos Baker
E. F. McCormack
R. L. Cooner
Barney Todd
Underwood
Jewett
Leon County
Mattie Burleson
Pecan Culture Lecture by Carl Watson at Sabano School
Carl Watson formerly of Downing and John Tarleton College lectured at the Sabano schoolhouse for the agriculture class, demonstrating pecan budding. He lives in Merkel and spoke as an expert budder guest of school principal Mr Walton, with budding work displayed. The Indian Mountain community hosted the activity where Watson retired to farming and later moved to Gorman. {Note: obituary fragment mentions Mr Underwood and survivors}
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Watson
Downing Community
John Tarleton College
Sabano
de Leon Free Press
Watson
Merkel
Walton
Primipal
Indian Mountain
Gorman
Mr. Underwood
I. F
Julius
Jim
Conway
Carbon
Mack
Rising Star
D. D. Findley
Elbert Lasater
Milks Emulsion Claim Relief for Severe Stomach Distress
A testimonial from E H Knobloch of Chicago credits Milks Emulsion with rapid stomach relief after two months of distress. The ad promotes six-bottle use, palatable solid emulsion, and a money back offer, listing Terre Haute Indiana as the producer and widespread drugstore availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Knobloch
Lincoln Ave
Chicago
Il. C
Terre Haute
Ind
Dru
The Workers Conference Schedule at Custer Church Feb 5 1935
A full day program at Custer Missionary Baptist Church on Tuesday February 5 1935 begins with a 10:00 devotional by J W Henderson Sipe Springs and 10:15 a Bible study by J J Isbell Comanche Route 4 The schedule continues with talks by A Edwin Wilson Comanche about Bible study at home A A Davis Carbon delivers a sermon at noon Lunch follows At 1:30 H F Skaggs Duster leads a devotional 1:45 Soul Winning by S J Isham Energy 2:05 The Churchs role in developing new converts by Gordon Barrett Comanche 2:25 The value of a Sunday School to church and community by R G Alexander De Leon 2:45 Inspirational Address by J L Roden Gorman 3:30 Adjourn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Henderson
Sipe Springs
J. J. Isbell
Comanche
Route 4
A. Edwin Wison
A. A. Davis
Carbon
H. F. Skaggs
Duster
E. J. Broom
S. J. Isham
Energy
Gordon Barrett
R. G. Alexander
de Leon
J. L. Roden
Gorman
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Vera Mae Edmondson
W. W. Kilpatrick
Electric Shoe Shop
Texas
Iver Springs
Fairview
Wm. B. Branum
Southwest Gas Co
Workers Conference
Custer Missionary Baptist Church
Ford
Universal Credit Co
Ford Finance Plan
King C. Gillette
Gillette Blae
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