Love and danger in the St Bernard Pass awakening a wager
Julie Farrow, famed for dangerous affairs, matches wits and wills with Giles Chittenham aboard a Swiss steamer. He intends to punish her for Rodney Whittenham’s death, while Miss Lennox—a charitable friend—enters the scene as intrigue deepens. Julie bets on driving through the St Bernard Pass, taking Chittenham with her, and secrecy surrounds their plan as rain falls on the grey morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Farrow
Giles Whittenham
Rodney
Farrow
Maidenhead
Chittenham
America
England
South America
Giles
Fisse Farrow
Lombard
Julie
Mr. Lombard
Mr. Chittenham
Miss Lennox
Bim Lennox
Villeneuve
St. Bernard Pass
Janet
Chelsea
Bim
Attenham
Mrs. Grundy
Ene
Sadie
Burnell Little Marries Myrtle Moore In Newburg Ceremony
Burnell Little and Miss Myrtle Moore wed Saturday evening at seven o clock in Newburg with Rev L L A Singleton officiating. The couple received hot chocolate and cake afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnell Little
Myrtle Moore
Evenine
Rev
Ll. A. Singleton
Newburm
Meezle
Mable Mills
Oral Vines
Clarice Jones
Donnie Little
Antheny Black
Bob Masters
Singleton
Indians given gold footballs for regional title
Fifteen gold football trophies were presented to Comanche High School Regional Championship football lettermen in chapel by Superintendent W. G. Barrett. Gifts from local businesspeople, the awards listed each player's name and position along with Regional Champions 1931. Recipients included Coach Pat Cagle Captain Medford Wetzel Moses McCulley Maurice Barry Leland Hood Art Hatley J Frank Redwine Jr Napoleon Thomas Claude Mewborn J M Marshall Bob Masters Boyd Anthony Bob Sullivan Walter Arnold Dale Waldrop and Newton Renfro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Barrett
Pat Cagle
Medford Wetzel
Moses McCulley
Maurice Barry
Leland Hood
Art Hatley
J. Frank Redwine, Jr
Napoleon Thomas
Claude Mewborn
J. M. Marshall
Bob Masters
Boyd Anthony
Bob Sullivan
Walter Arnold
Dale Waldrop
Newton Renfro
Former Brown County Teacher and Preacher Martin Stone Dies
Relatives attend funeral services for Martin Stone, 44, a former Brown County teacher and Primitive Baptist preacher who died last Wednesday near Sudan, Texas. Stone began preaching at 17 and later taught in schools near Sudan. He lived in this county and made many friends. he is survived by his wife and two daughters. Stone previously served as principal of Brysonville School about three years ago.
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Littlefield
Martin Stone
Stone
Brown County
Sudan
Texas
Brownwood Bulletin
Brysonville
Local Church and Community Notes from Sunday Visitations
Rev Walter Scott, pastor of the Baptist Church, filled his regular appointment Sunday night. Mrs Tine Branham Mrs Belle Beadles and Warnie Daniel of Dublin visited the bedside of Uncle Dick R J Daniel. Ek E Basham returned from Fort Worth where he served on the Petit Jury. Mrs Priddy and her two sons of Gustine visited friends here last Sunday.
Community Visits and Weekend Socials Around Sweetwater
Buffalo Misa Flynch Hanson visits Sweetwater as families from Roscoe Roby Proctor DeLeon and Bryan gather socially. George Hanson undergoes a minor operation at a German sanitarium. Mrs Spencer Bradley travels from Bryan to Comanche due to her aunt Mrs John Scurry injuring herself at the Methodist Church steps.
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Misa Flynch Hanson
Sweetwater
W. M. Monroe
Roscoe
Taylor Lancaster
Roby
George Hanson
J. M. Baugh
Jesse Arms
Proctor
L. L. Belyeu
Ernest Gregory
DeLeon
Marvin Brooks
Little Son
J. R. Brooks
Spencer Bradley
Bryan
Comanche
John Scurry
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Srokeng LO
Ruby M. Ayres
Carta
Sadie Barrow
New York
Thim
Atlantic
Cherbourg
Paris
Blarry Lombard
London
Switzerland
Fate
Giles Chittenham
Lausanne
Montreux
D. and C. Hatchery
Attle—Moore
Little
Pettit
Nellie Mae Killian of
Tarleton
Mrs
Dan Killian
Buffalo
Zoos
Thedford
E. W. Cecil
Pulaski
Thedfords
THE
Comanche National Bank
First State Bank
Coleman
S. Paris Smith
DR. A. Hillman
Nate
Bank
Brownwood
Fexas
Into
J.R. Eanes&Co
J. R. Eanes
Jno
D. Waring
C. A. Greene
J. B. Allcorn
I. M. Franks
Joe’s Service Station
Joe Tupin
Prop
Ira B. Clemons
Gulf Products
Comanche Chief Vendence
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