Christmas Visiting At Allen Home In Lubbock Area
Mrs. J O Stewart stays with daughter Mrs R E Nance while Russell Nance returns from a quail hunt in Scur ae reporting good luck. Mr and Mrs Dean Wilson visit parents Mr and Mrs C C Wilson and Melvin over holidays. Pvt and Mrs Charles Hayes visit Mr and Mrs Grady Harkins and Marge during Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Allen
W. J. Payne
Lubbock
Dean Wilson
Co. C. Wilson
Melvin
Pvt
Charles Hayes
Grady Harkins
Marge
Sidney graduate joins Alpha Zeta honor fraternity
Euell A. Rogers, a Sidney High School graduate and son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Rogers, has been elected to membership in the Texas Alpha Chapter of Alpha Zeta, a national agricultural honor fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euell A. Rogers
Sidney High School
J. A. Rogers
Texas Alpha
Fraternity of Alpha Zeta
For Sale Farm Near Sidney With Improvements And Access
95 acre farm described as fair to good with all weather road school bus and mail route electricity installed close to cemetery east of it. Listings note good small stock farm potential and contact George Rollins Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rollins
Sidney
Local Holiday Visits Highlight Comanche Area News
Marshall Owain Howell and Joy Ethridge visited family in Comanche during the holidays. Mrs. I. G. Evridge and children from Brady also visited, while Ralph Carnes and William Bradley spent Christmas in Fort Worth. Jack Gore, home on Christmas furlough from Sheppard Field, visited his parents. A 17 year old shot a man during a rifle incident as it was being removed from an automobile. Daniel Baker College did not field football this year and lost 66 to 46 in basketball to St Edwards. Billies won their first home game against San Angelo College. Comanche High added Ballinger to next season’s football schedule. Ballinger boasts a strong football reputation. H. L. Cravens Jr. of Brownwood won the Tri State Checker championship at Lubbock, earning a trophy and $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owain Howell
Jack Gore
Air Corps
Sheppard Field
Wichita Falls
M. E. Gore
Daniel Baker College
St. Edwards
Billies
San Angelo College
H. L. Cravens, Jr
Brownwood
Lubbock
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
William Cauley
W. C. Cautery
Riley
Denton
Sid Riley
Gorman
Dave Finkelstine
James Irb
James Leslie
Kenneth Finkelstine
Aus'n
Stanton Wilhelm
Dallas
J. H. Wilhelm
Dwight Brightman
Fort Worth
Ed Hicks Returns Home From Illinois Contract Work
Ed Hicks, previously employed by a contracting firm in Illinois, is back at home. The report notes his return after completing assignments in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hicks
Illinois
New Postal Rates In Effect Across Classes
Postage changes take effect January 1 with 2 cent postcards and 3 cent letters in some areas. special delivery rises to 20 cents. Second class dues rise in steps through 1954, third class bulk rates up 50 percent from July 1, 1952, and fourth class catalog rates unchanged. Also notes 49 UN members signing a peace with Japan, chicken thefts in Brown County, 1950 Texas diabetes deaths total 887, and deer season hunting fatalities in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
R L Eaton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
County Agencies to Consolidate Under One Head
Brown County farmers favor consolidating all county farm agencies under one director. O D Johnston leads P M A with Wade Frey as County Agent, John Simpson heads Soil Conservation, and Henry Gore leads the FHA. Local educators and visiting families are noted in holiday movements and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Comanche O. D
South Dakota Visitors Return Home After California Visit
Wayne Evridge travels in South Dakota visiting family in tie and Comanche while Mcwilliiid Brownwood and relatives in Comanche return. Roy Bass and his wife have been in California and Mr Bass returns to work at City Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Wayne Evridge
Tie
Mcwilliiid
Brownwood
Comanche
Calfornia
Roy Bass
California
Mr Bass
The
City Bakery
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Board Church
Corner Drug
Clem Cope
Melwood
W. L. Morris
W. Duncan
Higginbotham’s
McDougal
T. H. Ripley
B. B. Fielas
E. Grand
Marshall
Mrs. William Bradley
Bettie Churchill
Comanche Grammar School
Comanche High School
Ballinger
Ballinger Long
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp
Mother's Oats
Quaker Oats Company
United Nations
Japan
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Brownwood Bulletin
State Health Department
Abilene Reporter
West Texas
Doyle Gillette
Brownwood Highway
Dean
Brownwood Rendering Company
Brownwoo
Ing
W. H. Huett
H. H. Pitts
Clemons Motor Company
J. E. Morris
E. Highland
W. Duncan Ave
Hler
Amherst
E. F Nuttall
REA
Comanche, Texas
Ok Champion Portable Irrigation
Blackwood Clinic
American Osteopathic Association
American College of Osteopathic Surgeons
E EE. Blackwood
W. D Blackwood
Eiland
FAGAN
Bob McCampbell
Old Bank Ridg
Northeast Corner Square
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman, Texas
Cinati
Joe’s Lumber Yard
W. Grand
Optometrist
de Leon
Stephenvile
H. Hampton
Dayton Powell, Jr
Comanche Natl Bank Bldg
Parmer Richardson
D.D.S
Higginbotham Bldg
Kach Mouth
Dr HH. Galbraith
Ortitometrist
RAMBO
L. Creek
N. G
W. D. Carroll
Austin
A W. Purcella
Astsmall
Aod.smith
A. O. Smith
Rea T. Hoff
Doan
Ladora
Beauty Shop
C.w.gray, M.D
First Nat'l Bank
A. J. Gray
M.D
Nat'l Bank Fo
Ffice
Ren
DR. J. DP. Atkinson
ODT
Pstairys
Callaway & Fanning
General Practices
Nat'l Bank
J. F. Hal
Comanche, T
Hamilton Rexas
Telephone Bee Office
Proctor
Myrtle Hickey
International Baler
C.S. Howard
Him
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