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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
8
Miss Anthony Honored by Comanche Study Club
Comanche local study club selected Miss Elizabeth Anthony daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Anthony of Comanche to represent Comanche at the President's Ball. Miss Camp Brownwood was crowned queen as Miss Camp and Mr. Stanley led the grand march with duchesses from neighboring towns. George Sullivan of the University of Texas visited Comanche with his parents. I. G. Everidge moved from Perry Brothers in Coleman to Eastland. Estelle Reese left Dallas to attend the annes showcase and spring markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Anthony
F. E. Amny
Comanche
Comanche Study Club
Nees Campy
Brownwood
Miss Camp
Ufius Stanley
Miss Anthony
Coman ‘E
Stanley Long
Man's Castle comes to Majestic in a romantic triumph
Director Frank Borzage presents Man's Castle at the Majestic, hailed as a seventh heaven of talking pictures. Starring Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young, the film centers on a man who cannot resist trains and a woman who loves him enough to let him go, with a superb supporting cast and a strong Jo Swerling screenplay adapted from Lawrence Hazards original story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Borzage
Spencer Tracy
Loretta Young
Borzage
Marjorie Rambeau
Walter Connolly
Glenda Farrell
Arthur Hohl
Dickie Moore
Jo Swerling
Lawrence Hazard
Children’s Theatre Play Tuesday at Grammar School
Don’t miss The Children's Theatre play on Tuesday February 6 at 7:30 p m at Grammar School. Tickets 10c 15c 20c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
First Methodist Church Seeks Growth and Community Involvement
The church schedules 9 45 Sunday School led by O H Donaho, with classes expanding. Services include 11 00 sermons on Biblical repentance, 6 45 Epworth League, 7 30 preaching honoring the Lions Club, plus midweek meetings and a missionary committee led by A C Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Donaho
General Assembly
Epworth League
Elton McCullough
Lions Club of
Comanche
Lions
Stone Suess
Boys
Boys and Girls’ World Club
Worker’ Council
Stewards
Prac
Missionry
A. C. Haynes
Johnson Buried Sunday at White Point
J A Johnson aged 56 died at his Brysonville home Saturday January 27 after a weeklong illness. Interment was at White Point Cemetery Sunday afternoon with Rev Hurt officiating. A Comanche County resident for over thirty years he lived in De Leon and Cross Roads before nine years at Bryson Ranch. He served on Brysonville school board and was active in church and community life. He married Pearl Keith in De Leon twenty eight years ago. survivors include Willie Pitt Louise Keith Carl Johnson and daughters Mrs Bob Kirksey Mrs Dec Fails of Brysonville and Mrs Durwood Baker of Rising Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
Brysonville
Hurt
Brysonville Baptist Church
Johnson
Comanche County
de Leon
Cross Roads
Bryson Ranch
Pearl Keith
Willie Pitt
Louise
Keith
Carl Johnson
Bob Kirksey
Dec Fails
Durwood Baker
Rising Star
Beattie Basketeers Triumph at Rising Star Meet
Beattie High School boys and girls basketball squads secured tournament titles at Rising Star. The boys defeated Rish and Blanket to reach the finals and beat Blanket in the final after preliminaries against May, while the girls beat Blanket after overcoming Williams and Scranton. The Beattie boys, who toppled Blanket, the Daniel Baker invitational winner, emerge as a Comanche County title favorite alongside Newburg as ten teams from Comanche and Brown counties competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie High School
Beattie
Blanket
Williams
Scranton
Beattie Boys
Daniel Baker
Newburg
Comanche, Brown
Former Sidney Man Dies In California
Nathan W. Bos tick 61 a former Fresno County deputy died in Los Angeles. He lived in Fresno County forty seven years moved to Los Angeles last year after retiring from Southern California Edison. He is survived by his widow Annabelle and son Franklyn both of Los Angeles. Brothers James N. Bostick Oakland and Dr John B. Bos tick Navy San Francisco. The family formerly lived in Sidney and were well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Road
Los Angeles
Fresno
Southern California Edison Company
Big Creek
Annabelle S. Bostick
Franklyn A. Bostick
James N. Bostick
Oakland
California
John B. Bostick
U. S. Navy
U. S
San Francisco
Sidney
Local Residents Attend Weekend Visits and Services
Mr and Mrs J H Lloyd were called to Brownwood Thursday due to illness of their daughter Mrs R M McGinnis. Mr and Mrs Estus Sledge and child from Merkel and Mrs Earl Norwood with sons from Trent visited relatives here. Rev Ben Thompson preached at Sweetwater Saturday night and Floyd Fisher of Beattie visited Vaden Gressett Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lloyd
Brownwood
R. M. McGinnis
Estus Sledge
Little Son
Merkel
Earl Norwood
Sons of
Trent
Ben Thompson
Sweetwater
Floyd Fisher
Beattie
Vaden Gressett
Happy Home Makers Club meets in Priddy adds new members
The Happy Home Makers Club met with Mrs Henry Drueck last Thursday afternoon and admitted three new members Mrs G H Tieman Miss Eleanor Tieman and Mrs W W L Refreshments were served. The group will meet again February 8 with Mrs Coney McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Home Makers Club
Henry Drueckhammer
G. H. Tieman
Eleanor Tieman
Coney McDonald
Fritz Stegemoller
Henry Hopper
W. R. Shipp
Billy
Louis Stegemoller
Pottsville
Johnny Kopp
Abilene
Herman Kopp
Bob Swindle
Bobby Lou
Newman
Clint Swindle
Indian Gap
Lee Priddy
Eden Ridaay
W. W. Limmer
Nita Swindl Priddy
Local Families Enjoy Weekend Visits in Sidney
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jones and daughter Vonita spent Sunday in Brownwood. Mrs. C. L. Donaho and children Jack and Dortha Nell from Stephenville visited the Boyds. Davidie Boyd Reba Statum Gayle Hilley Jack Hendrei Mancel Statum of Tarleton College spent the weekend with their parents in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jones
Vonita
Brownwood
C. L. Donaho
Jack
Dortha Nell
Stephenville
Achie Boyd
Davidie Boyd
Reba
Gayle Hilley
Jack Hendrei Mancel
Tarleton College
Lord's Day Bible Study and Services Schedule
Sunday schedule lists Bible study at 10 a.m. worship and sermon 11 to noon with acts cited, evening sessions 6:45 youth class 6:15 and worship 7 to 8 with subject questions. Midweek prayer and study 7 p.m. Thursday women study 7:30, truck delivery to Bees Orphan Home Greenville Texas Friday Feb 16. Nichols evangelist and Vinson Mill update. Window glass sale at Reese Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bees Orphan Home
Greenville
Texas
John Fairs Nichols
4-H Club Organized in Blanket with Pearl Stone as President
A 4-H Club was organized at Blanket last Wednesday with Pearl Stone as President. Other officers are Jessie Jo Hall as Vice President and Allene Richardson as Secretary Treasurer. Members enrolled include Faenila Hicks Jessie Jo Hall Clara Dab ney Nita Bilbrey Amanda Baker Evelyn Boler Magdalene Blanton Allene Richardson Catherine Porter Pearl Stone June Turner Marvel Belle Stone Wilma Brewster Jerry Lacy Jean Cason Bobbie Miller Bonita Pettross Maud Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Stone
Jessie Jo Hall
Allene Richardson
Faenila Hicks
Clara Dabney
Nita Bilbrey
Amanda Baker
Evelyn Boler
Magdalene Blanton
Catherine Porter
June Turner
Marvel Belle Stone
Wilma Brewster
Jerry Lacy
Jean Cason
Bobbie Miller
Bonita Petross
Maud Allen
Local notes from Cotton Grove and surrounding areas
Tom Glasgow visited Lamkin with his ailing mother over the weekend. Mr and Mrs John McEntire left Friday for Oklahoma where Nath Stokes, her brother, died. Lucille Guthrie of Sidney spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Oliver Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Glasgow
Lamkin
John McEntire
Oklahoma
Nath Stokes
Lucille Guthrie
Sidney
Oliver Guthrie
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I. G. Everidge
Ith
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Coleman
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Estelle Reese
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White Point
Beattie Basketeers
Washington
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Roosevelt
White House
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Fresno County
Little Church of the Flowers
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
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Reds
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Cincinnati Reds
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia
Soda Springs
Priddy
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New York
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Teddy
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Baltimore
Church OF Christ
D. M. Vinson
W. H. Huett
Reese Drug Co
KOTEX
Cotton Grove
Pune
Thos. C. George
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