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Comanche Chief

Location

Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1934

Page

6

Land and license notices from De Leon area records

Fragments of probate and property notices list transfers and licenses. Names include Rev A and Miss Evelyn, Rev Jesseety, W A Gallion, Mamie, Viola Hurley, J D Smoot, and others. Descriptions reference licenses, partition actions, surveys and mortgage mentions with monetary amounts and parcel references in the De Leon region.

Local residents host and visit kin across Texas

Mr and Mrs W A Bonner returned to Oklahoma after visiting Mr and Mrs Small wood. Mrs George Moore of San Saba spent part of last week with her mother Mrs Maud Handcock. Numerous couples visited relatives in towns including Brownwood Win ch e l Fort Worth Nocona Lubbock Denton Dublin Comanche Gonzales Stephen ville and Waco with stops to see kin and friends.

W. A. Bonner Oklahoma Smallwood George Moore San Saba Maud Handcock Frank Jenkins Bessie Ola May Brownwood Leon Kerley Winchel J. T. Washington Fort Worth C. W. Cherry Nocona Hughton Hughes Finis Clark Lubbock J. W. Carter Grey Gossage Kilgore C. B. Guvger Wangs Raford Reid Robert Foster Lightener C. A. Smith Dempsey Smith Hico G. P. Washington Denton J. Washington FE. W. Burdett J. F. Henderson Abilene F. I. Tolar Misa Lucretia Self Dublin Parker Kellum Ernest Barry Comanche Lillie Halford Childress G. E. Brady Gonzales E. P. Kellum Will Stevenson I. D. Adams Waco B. F. Ston E. M. Stone Stephenville

Veema Roquemore Weds Jack W Rambo in Comanche Ceremony

Veema Roquemore and Jack W. Rambo were married Saturday at First Christian Church in Comanche. Roquemore, a Coleman resident, is a former Baylor student and trained voice performer. Rambo, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rambo of Comanche, works as a linotype operator for the Democrat-Voice. They will reside at 302 West College Avenue in Coleman after a brief wedding trip.

Coleman Veema Roquemore Jack W. Rambo First Christian Church Comanche Kenneth L. Smith G. P. Roquemore Rambo Baylor College Belto Baylor University Waco Emma Lipps San Antonio Albert Smith Dal H. C. Rambo Democrat-Voice Publishing Company West College Avenue Coleman Democrat-Voice

Miss Goldie Cox and John Henry Clark Wed at Lampasas

Miss Goldie Cox of Gustine and John Henry Clark of Carlton were married last Sunday afternoon at Lampasas by Rev. Davis of the M. E. Church. Mrs. Clark grew up in Gustine and Hamilton employee. Mr. Clark, Carlton native, graduated from Carlton high school and works in a grocery business. They will reside in Carlton.

Goldie Cox Gustine John Henry Clark Carlton Lampasas Davis M. E

Program schedule for worship and talks of 1933 34

A sequence of devotional services and talks listed with times and speakers: 10 00 Devotional and Song Service Bro Newton 10 15 Impressions from 1933 Mrs Callie Hornsby 10 35 Resolutions for 1934 Rev Gordon Barrett 11 09 Sermon John W Henderson 12 00 Noon 1 40 Devotional and Song Service J D Holmes 1 50 How can Weekly Prayer Meeting be conducted Rev Walter Scott 2 10 Relation of B T 8 S to Church Bro Sam Bayes 2 30 Women and their work for 1924 Mrs Bob Haynes 2 50 The Place of Literature in our Teaching Service Bro Carter.

Bro. Newton Callie Hornsby Gordon Barrett John W. Henderson J. D. Holmes Walter Scott B. T Sam Bayes Bob Haynes Carter

Bagley Family Reunion Holds First in 22 Years

On Christmas Day 1933 Miss Ethel Hellums reports the Bagley clan gathered at the George Bagley home in Sidney for a reunion and Christmas dinner. Fifty three relatives shared a meal with many friends present. Attendees included S. L. Rollins family of Sudan H. B. Hembree family of Plainview N A Bagley family of Anson D H Bagley and R A Bagley of Brownwood L B Bagley A T Bagley Virgil Tankersley and Miss Morell Bagley of Sidney. This marked the first gathering in twenty two years.

Ethel Hellums Sidney George Bagley Mr. Bagley S. L. Rollins Sudan H. B. Hembree Plainview N. A. Bagley Anson D. H. Bagley

Presbyterian Church Urges First Sabbath Attendance of New Year

Rev. B. B. Hestir of San Angelo will lead 11 am and 7 pm services with Sabbath School at 9 45 am and a Young People's meeting at 6 15 pm. The Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service. Church invites all to attend as a spiritual call to heal the land.

Presbyterian Church B. B. Hestir San Angelo Chas. Clarke

Cardui Promoted for Women Ailments in Drug Stores

An advertisement urges readers to treat the underlying cause of nagging pains with Cardui, a tonic claimed to build up the system for women. It notes the remedy has been in use for over 60 years and praises its popularity, promising relief from ordinary female ailments. Sold at drug stores.

The Spraying Question in American Fruit Debate

A reader attacks the U S Department of Agriculture for alleged meddling in fruit spraying and British propaganda. He defends American growers, ridicules quarantine threats, praises past USDA service, and urges Congressman Blanton to reform the department and curb its spending.

Blanton Department of Agriculture

Canada reports largest ever apple crop

The American Fruit Grower notes Canada has the biggest apple harvest on record. It mentions Canada uses spraying on apples and implies this practice is not widely known.

Canada

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Kt House News Evelyn Qrhe Rev Velda Jsmer Jesseety Liane Miss Altof Louise Sparp Hols Miss Ly W. A. Gallion Mamie Cres Ik Saly Ted J- Pell W.res M. Rice Ges Viola Hurley Richard Page J. D. Smoot Ly Walcott Bily Celisris Sipe Springs Asylum Proctor Rambo—Roquemore Clark—Cox Comanche County Comyn Baptist Church Bagley Nono Sinclair Sinclair H Chicago Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil NBC Sinclair Minstrels Sinclair Penning Company (Inc Sinclair Refining Company (Inc Texas England John Bull Federal Department of Agriculture Federal Department North America J. Bull United States Department of Agriculture Bugs Fitzgerald’s Nursery J. E. Fitzgerald FT. Worth Miguway ‘Soft WORTM Seen & Toyter
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