Election slate listed for county offices and judges
The document names candidates for the 104th district and county posts including Hugh White and L Stewart for judge, P A Pettit as tax assessor collector, Zanette Lane for county treasurer, L Little and Jack Cagle for Precinct 1 commissioner, Lewis Cunningham and L R Daniel Herman May for Precinct 2, Amos C Gaines and E W Bruner for Precinct 3 commissioner, and Geo C Wetzel as Justice of the Peace Precinct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer
Howington
Hugh White
L. Little
Jack Cagle Walter Chapman
Lewis Cunningham
L. R. Daniel Herman May
T. Brandt
Amos C. Gaines
E. W
Bruner Wer Justice Peace
Geo. C. Wetzel
Comanche Social Roundup Notes Visitors And Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Gayle Atwood and sons of Mineral Wells spent part of last week in Comanche visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Jess Atwood and Mr and Mrs Morris Banes. Walter Williams of San Antonio visited his parents Mr and Mrs T J Williams and is with Bethlehem Steel. Charles Laughlin of Ranger stayed with his mother Mrs Ruth Laughlin. Mrs Rufus Higgs of Stephen Wille visited with her brother Mike Sullivan. Ted Durham of the University of Texas spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs N N Durham. Mrs Bob Sullivan of Hamilton visited Comanche with the Sullivans. Mrs J C Wilkerson spent the weekend in Fort Worth with her daughter Mrs Charles Wetzel. Mr and Mrs Ed Sanders were called to Mineola due to the illness of her mother Mrs Yates. Mrs D Charles Clarke who had been visiting in Dallas returned home with her grandson Don Johnson. Mrs Johnson visited this week with Colquitt Williams, Higginbotham store manager at Rising Star, on business in Comanche Tuesday. Brooks Carnes J E Palmer and Gus Frossard attended the Tights at Fort Worth Monday night. Walter Barret was a business visitor in San Saba Tuesday. Rev E R Gordon pastor of the local Methodist Church has been confined to bed with flu this week. Miss Martha Gain of Dublin.
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Gayle Atwood
Comanche
Mike Sullivan
Ted Durham
The
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N. N. Durham
Bob Sullivan
Hamilton
J. C. Wilkerson
Fort Worth
Charles Wetzel
Ed Sanders
Mineola
Yates
D. Charles Clarke
Dallas
Don Johnson
Johnson
Colquitt Williams
Higginbotham
Rising Star
Brooks Carnes
J. E. Palmer
Gus Frossard
Walter Barret
San Saba
E. R. Gordon
Focal Methodist Church
Martha Gain
Dublin
Comanche Area Social Notes Span Week of Visits
Residents and visitors fill the week with gatherings and trips. Miss Minnie Elkins returns to work with the gas company after illness while families from Ireland Gorman Goldthwaite Lometa and Roswell gather in Comanche. The death of Mrs A B Wallace in Roswell is reported along with a birthday dinner for Mrs I M Vineyard. R L Smallwood visits Brownwood.
Local residents share visits across families and towns
Spent and Mrs. Gien Falkner Sir and Mrs GO Parknes and family. Newell Lee Looney and Lynn Falkner spent time with Mr Gustine Gilbreath at Edna Hill. Truett Beaty of Abilene and Walter Grigsby and daughter Mist visited Mist des 8ugen Falkner. Milton B. T. Ewing and J. M. Hayes were Comancher visitors last Monday. Miss Lawell Gilbreath visited relatives here Monday. Myrtle Reagan, Wanda Nell Falkner and Geneive Falkner spent Sunday with Clena Fay Looney. Callan Bettis of Rotan visited relatives here over the week-end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien “Falkner
GO. Parknes
Newell Lee Looney
Lynn Falkner
Gustine Gilbreath
Edna Hill
Truett Beaty
Abilene
Walter Grigsby
Mist Des
Falkner
Milton
B. T. Ewing
J. M. Hayes
Lawell Gilbreath
Shiloh
Myrtle Reagan
Wanda Nell Falkner
Geneive Falkner
Clena Fay Looney
Callan Bettis
Rotan
Pettit School Shows Valentide Program and Local Visitors
Pettit students staged a Valentide program as Rev W M Scott of Brownwood attended a law appointment with Rev Roy bert, a Howard Payne College student. Visitors Sunday at Ide Lane included H H Lockridge family Downing and Mr and Mrs Troy Pettit. Pettit boys basketball team won the Class C division championship Saturday night. Palvado and family moved from Hazel Dell and purchased the so called old Sparks place.
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W. M. Scott
Brownwood
Roybert
Howard Payne College
Ide Lane
H. H. Lockridge
Downing
Troy Pettit
Royce
Savanna Lee
Palvado
Sparks
Local News Briefs From Hasse and Comanche County
Mrs L D Wilkerson nearing illness end at Hasse with family nearby. The Duster School buys two new buses. Minnie Myrl Vaughan recovering after major surgery in Stephenville. Mrs W A Carleton at bedside of daughter Mrs Reiffert Evans of Comanche. Mrs Katy Kuhn visited her parents in De Leon. Mrs David Green and family from Comanche spent weekend with Mrs Luther Wilkerson. Mrs W C Winkles and children of DeLeon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W L Winkles. Guests at Col Mordrow home included Roy Bowen and family.
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L. D. Wilkerson
Katy Kuhn
John Grisholm
Devon
David Green
Comanche
Luther Wilkerson
W. C. Winkles
de Leon
W. L. Winkles
Cld Morrow
Roy Bowen
Build Up Relief Explained to Women
A simple method saves many women from suffering by treating functional dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition. Cardus increases appetite and gastric juice flow aiding digestion and resistance, reducing periodic distress. Many have used Cardui for days before and during the time to ease discomfort.
Bedside update on Bob Warren in Stephenville hospital
Bedside report says Bob Warren, father of the patient, is in a Stephenville hospital and improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Warren
Stephenville Hospital
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