Sidney Girls Win Two On Saturday Basketball Card
Sidney defeated Sipe Springs 26 to 23 as Gustine and Proctor also posted wins in the Saturday matinée. Lucille Stewart led Sidney with 18 points in the semi final 15 to 6 victory over Comyn, while Eveline Hilley added 10 and Eva Davis led Comyn with 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine Hortense Franks
Ben Belen
Vere Hek
Era Ancoc Eva "Davis
Proctor Sipe S
Proctor
Sipe Spri
Emma_ Poteet
Spe Springs
Kathleen Torrence
Cleatis Hancock
Ollie Clark
Sipe Springs
Sidney
Energy
Energy E
Sidney Lucille Stewart
Eilean Hilley
Energy Mary Thomson
Ruth Tully
Comyn
Vine
Lucille Stewart
Earlean Hilley
Eva Davis
Vera Hancock
Gustine
Hortense Franks
Jonnie White
Katherine Norton
Clara Pettit
Faye Moore
Loree Morton
Connie Mae Couch
Emma Poteet
Austice Vines
Pearl Chambers
Ellie Clark
Thelma Trice
Jewell Chambers
Opal Brown
Eula Jones
Katy Poteet
Lois Weaver
Joilett Parsons
Jewell Parsons
Varyl Wilson
Dorris Lackey
Mildred Stewart
Mollie Mae Middleton
Fairview
Lula McNutt
Neva Williams
Mozelle Williams
Eunice Adams
Jane Harris
Noveline Rheinhardt
Lillian Williams
Pebble Groves
Downing
Ina Loudermilk
Omar Scott
Larue Hadley
Velma Kennedy
Katherine Loudermilk
Leola Loudermilk
County 4-H Clubs Update and Officer Elections
Beattie Stagg Creek Fairview Unity and other clubs report officers elected in recent meetings. Listings include Mozelle Williams as president at Fairview and Niles Jones as president of Unity, with secretaries yell leaders and local leaders named across multiple towns. The Energy 4-H Club was reorganized in 1927 and now has 28 members with turkey projects and new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Stagg Creek
Hasse
Fairview
Mozelle Williams
Leota McNutt
Eunice Adams
Yell
Jane Harris
Newburg
Tom Burton
Myrtle Moore
Naoma Johnson
Charles Nelson
Lloyd Halbrook
Elsie Kelley
Rosalie Moore
L . Williams
B. Ray McCorkle
Unity Club
Niles Jones
Alfred Summers
Lorene LaRoque
Lena Jones
Sidney
Ned Donaho
Alta Jones
Wenona Jones
Parsons
Comyn
Pauline Garner
L. O. E. Sneeden
Blanche Strube
Elzie Kinnard
Lamkin
Theodore Brookshire
Cullen Campbell
Clay White
Mrs. W. T. Loudermilk Buried At Downing
Mrs. W. T. Loudermilk died at her Downing home after weeks of illness. Interment was at Downing cemetery with Rev. J. D. Moss officiating. Maiden name Ellen Wilson she was born in Comanche county near her death and was daughter of Val Wilson and a pioneer couple. She and Tate W. Loudermilk raised a large Downing family. survivors include Florence Ollie Willie George Loudermilk J L Boyett Walter Loudermilk Albert Loudermilk and siblings J L Bishop W H Loudermilk H Beaty Joe Griffith John Nabors Henry John and Dave Wilson. She belonged to the Church of Christ since age 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Loudermilk
Downing
Downing Cemetery
J. D. Moss
Loudermilk
Ellen Wilson
Comanche County
Val Wilson
Tate W. Loudermilk
Downiry
Louderick
Robert Stephenc
Florence
Ollie
Willie
George Loudermilk
J. L. Boyett
Walter Loudermilk
Winters
Albert Loudermilk
Santa Anna
Mesdames
J. L. Bishop
W. H. Loudermilk
H. Beaty
Loraine
Joe Griffith
John Nabors
de Leon
Henry
John
Dave Wilson
Comanche
Church of Christ
Harmony Plans Patriotic Program
Harmony Public School plans a community patriotic program at the school Friday afternoon February 24. Rev J L Ray leads devotional, Wash ington life and Arbor Day topics, pupils recite and sing, a ball game and other attractions accompany the event for all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Public School
Romeo Walker
J. L. Ray
America
Winnone
Witten
Winnie Fay Murphy
Washington
Rev
Faye Kilgore
Fred Cox Dead At San Angelo
J Preetor former citizen of Comanche died Saturday February 4 at his home in San Angelo after a three month illness. He was forty seven. He moved from Comanche to San Angelo in 1900 and lived there since. Survived by his wife three daughters four brothers Jim Cox Comanche John Cox Dallas Ed Cox Fort Stockton Will D Cox Port Naches and one sister Mrs T D Parker Phoenix Arizona.
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J. Preetor
Comanche
Satourder
San Angelo
Mr. Cox
Jim Cox
John Cox
Dallas
Ed Cox
Fort Stockton
Will D. Cox
Port Naches
T. D. Parker
Phoenix
Arizona
Legion Elects Officers For 1928
The Rector Cunningham Post of the American Legion met at the Court House to organize for 1928. Officers elected include Dr. R. E. Adams as Post Commander and E. W. Sullivan as Vice Commander. Dues were set at 2.50 with a call to purchase an official cap and button. A large delegation is expected to attend the National Convention in San Antonio in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
The
American Legion
Court House
R. E. Adams
E. W. Sullivan
A. F P. Cox
Noel P. Wilkinson
Chaplin
Jack Moore
Tom F. Reese
San Antonio
Holmes Named to University Union Campaign Committee
Y. W. Holmes is named as a member of the General Campaign Committee for the University Union Campaign chaired by Ex-Attorney General T. W. Gregory. The effort aims to raise $500,000 for building projects at the University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Holmes
University Union Campaign
T. W. Gregory
Fielder Offered Dallas Pastorate
Rev. Wilson Fielder, previously stationed as a foreign missionary in Kaifeng China, has been named pastor of Hillcrest Baptist Church in Dallas. The Foreign Mission Board suggests missionaries shift to work in the United States due to war activities in interior China. Friends say he has accepted the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Fielder
Kaifeng
China
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Dallas
Foreign Mission Board
Baptist Standard
Fielder
Bread Guarantee By Co From Home Grown Duct Wheat
A brief note notes a duct made from home grow and corm with a loaf of good bread on a sack of wheat. The statement promises a guarantee by the company.
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Coof
Good Manche Milling Co
Comanche Milling Co
Ek J Dunlap and Family Visit Sister Sunday
Ek J Dunlap and his family from Abjiene visited his sister Mrs Charley Butler Sunday for a family reunion and social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek. J. Dunlap
Abjiene
Charley Butler
Arthur Trice Buried at Stag Creek Cemetery
Arthur Trice 23 son of Mr and Mrs C D Trice was buried at Stag Creek cemetery Wednesday afternoon after his body arrived in Comanche from Mesa Arizona where he was killed in a car crash December 26 1928. Rev Frank Steele conducted the services.
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Arthur Trice
Stag Creek
Mesa
Arizona
Comanche
Arthur
Gap
C.D. Trice
Frank Steele
Injured Hand Caught by Machinery in Washing Incident
Vernon Cunningham suffered a painful injury to his right hand Friday when it was caught in washing machine cogs, severing fingers. Doctors did not think amputation would be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Cunningham
Whippet Cars Now On Sale in Comanche County
Brightman Brothers became Whippet and Willys-Knight dealers for Comanche county and received their first Whippet Monday. The cars are on display in their showroom at the northwest square corner in the former Slider and Lacy building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightman Brothers
Willys-Knight
Comanche County
Slider and Lacy
Comanche Visitors From Colorado Visit Monday
Br Helmsley and Lloyd Mackey of Colorado were Comanche visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Helmsley and
Lloyd Mackey
Colorado
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Victors
SS Eee County
Atwood
Harmony
Fred Cox
Legion
Comanche Laundry
Whippet
Rowland
Ben Franklin
N Franklin
Comanche, Texas
Eugene—Keerns
Marshalls Beauty
K. C
Garrett
Rooster
Devoes
Honest
Scott
King
Durham Brothers
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