Comanche Residents Welcome Visiting Friends and Relatives
Local residents from Abilene Austin Dallas Fort Worth and Coleman visited Comanche for holidays and short trips. Guests included Mrs Y L Jones Nan of Austin and Mr and Mrs C P St Clair hosting return to the University of Texas and family. Many others traveled from Dublin Goree Knox City Lubbock and Royce City to spend time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Signor Jr
Davis Scarbrough
Abilene
C. P. St Clair
University of Texas
Y. L. Jones
Nan
Austin
J. H. Lewis
Laredo
Menard
Gatesville
George Dingus
Comanche
Clyde Dingus
Coleman
D.C. Dingus
Ira Graham
Andice
Jack Graham
Annie Seaton
W. Hill Stewart
Dallas
L.erledge
Hershel Cowan
Munday
Texas
Dassie Gilbreath
Fort Worth
Business College
J. Cree
Mertrice
J. P. Mayfield
Pauline
Hale Center
J. T. Gilbreath
J. O. Newby
Dublin
J.T. Gilbreath
L. M. Currier
Little Son
Jacksonville
Mr. Currier
J. W. Currier
Harry Lea Goodwin
John C. Grant
H. C. Bowman
Paul
Rice
Bowman
J. H. Bowman
Henry Campbell
W. F. Campbell
DP. S. Killian
John
Ras” Gage
Goree
Sybil Miller
Lubbock
Verna Hodges
Knox City
M.A. Elkins
Cleburne
Frank Reese
Wm. Reese
John H. Reese
Royce City
John E. Hoff
Glennie Hoff
Ray T. Hoff
Moran
John J. Hoff
Helen Armstrong
W. H. Lane
Gilstrap Walling Nuptials Held At Family Home
Dewarn Dee Gilstrap and Miss Mabel Walling wed Sunday afternoon in a private ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs. Dexter Walling home. Rev. S. D. Lindsey officiated. only immediate family present. Groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. C Gilstrap of Indian Creek. Bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Walling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewarn Dee Gilstrap
Mabel Walling
S. D. Lindsey
Dexter Walling
C. C Gilstrap
Indian Creek
Fountain program of Laymens Association session
A Sunday program on January 8 at Proctor begins at 2 30 pm with There is a Fountain. D W Dutton presents the program. readings include Deuteronomy 8 6 20 by D C Clarke. Messages cover The Voyage of Life Acts 27 1 3 by J P Hoff and Variety in Christian Service Acts 18 24 28 by Romeo S Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romeo S. Walker
J. M Haynes
Durham Brothers Offer Urges Early Bill Payment
A short notice from Durham Brothers states customers must pay their bill before the 10th of each month to receive free pecans or coupons. payments after the 10th receive nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham Brothers
Borozone Treatment Promises Rapid Flesh Healing
The Borozone liquid and powder combination is billed as a unique wound therapy. The liquid antiseptic purifies wounds while the powder acts as a healer, with prices listed as 30c 60c and 1.20 for the liquid and 30c for the powder.
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Earth
Laymen's Association Friday Night Program at Methodists
The Laymen's Association met Friday night January 6 at 7 15 at Methodist Church. Readings included Philippians 3 1 14 by Ben Boen and Acts 18 1 10 by Charles Edmondson. Messages covered Christian Friendship and Spiritual Refreshment with prayers by O H Donaho D W Dutton George E Smith J M Haynes and M J Sullivan. A quartet sang and announcements followed before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Jesus
O. H. Donahoe
Phillippians
Ben Boen
Chas. Edmondson
D. W. Dutton
Geo. E. Smith
Quartett
J. M. Haynes
M. J. Sullivan
Preaching Schedule and Conference Year Kickoff
Comanche Circuit News announces Sunday services at 11 and 7 o clock in Sidney with afternoon service at 3 in Cottonwood. The new conference year shows good reports and the first quarterly conference encouraged renewed fiscal effort to grow church work. Pastor J L Ray urges full attendance at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Cottonwood
J. L. Ray
Winners in Local High School Popularity Contest
Miss Nita Donaho and Bertis Magness, seniors, won top spots in the school popularity contest. Their photos will appear on the Arrow Head feature pages with 6,300 total senior votes, followed by other class results: Juniors 1,450, Sophomores 2,325, Freshmen 1,070.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Donaho
Bertis Magness
Elizabeth, Anthony
Doc Morris
Weldon Magness
Dorris Jones
Evelyn Cash
Bob Carpenter
Card of Thanks for Mrs. A. J. Isham
The family expresses gratitude to friends for kind deeds and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. A. J. Isham. Your support has eased their burden of sorrow.
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A. J. Isham
Disturbed Sleep Warns Of Nighttime Bladder Trouble
Mrs. J N Alexander of Sugden Oklahoma attributes relief from nighttime bladder distress to Keller's Lithiated Buchu after twenty years of suffering. She reports sleeping through the night and offers her experience to help others. The tablets cost 2 cents each and are sold by Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio or locally at Wm Reese Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
J. N. Alexander
Sugden
Okla
The
Waureka News
Keller
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
Reese Drug Company
Blanton Tops Five New Bills in Congress
Representative Blanton from this district introduces five bills aimed at Confederate veterans payments a reform of mail and interstate commerce laws and anti sedition measures. He proposes $1000 cash plus $60 monthly for life for each living Confederate soldier or widow. He seeks mileage reform and a House reapportionment down from 435 to 300 based on the latest census with a 20 year delay in reapportionment. Immigration would be suspended until 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanton
United States
Death Notice of Mrs. Fannie J. Coker at 81 in Comanche County
Mrs. Fannie J. Coker aged 81 died at 9 am Friday at her son M O Coker’s home after a brief illness due to heart failure. Funeral at Indian Creek church on Saturday with Rev. J L Ray. interment in church cemetery. Born August 16 1846 in Alabama, she married Pate L. Coker and moved to Texas near Indian Creek. Survived by five of six children George Coker Pink Smart M O Coker D T Coker and Mary Weathersby. She helped organize and was long a member of the Indian Creek Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie J. Coker
M. O. Coker
J. L. Ray
Alabama
Joseph L. Creamer
Pate L. Coker
Comanche
Texas
Indian Creek
White's Cream Vermifuge Fights Worms in Children
The ad claims paleness fretfulness feeding issues and nose picking signal worm infestation in children. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge supposedly expel worms and restore health, with fifty years of use and a 35 cent price. Sold by Carsmiti1 Druggist Wm Reese Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Wm. Reese
Here Is Last Word in Street Toggery
A prominent screen star models street dress with metal accent and henna and gold shades. The look includes accordion print, fan slip Jabot, chine collar, and a henna colored felt hat trimmed with ribbon.
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Gilstrap
Doan
Aaron Sper
Comanche Circuit News
Ben Hur
Hart
Ates
WIT
Snes
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