Local Socials Report From Cotton Grove Area
Cotton Grove notes show Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller of Sidney visiting the Glasgows. Rev. Roger Smith with B. B. King and sons. Grace and Francis lard hosted a party for Rev. and Mrs. Nance. EuDean Mathews joined Sidney debating class in Austin weekend trip. Park Huntington of Cisco visited relatives. Nan Holmar stayed with Katherine Lee at Comanche Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Miller
Sidney
T. M. Glasgow
Roger Smith
B. B. King and Sons
Grace
Francis
Nance
EuDean Mathews
Austin
Park Huntington
Cisco
Nan Holmar
Katherine Lee
Comanche
New Year House Warming Hosts Local and Visiting Guests
Henry E. Moore gave a New Year house warming at his West Seventh Street home with a dinner and midnight supper. About fifty local guests attended alongside visitors from Coleman Cisco De Leon Dallas and New York City, with carnival favors and festive decor throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Moore
West Seventh Street
T. FE. Majors
Coleman
Park Huntington
Cisco
Harold Williams
de Leon
Mrs Chilton Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs. John Chilton entertained the Tuesday Club and guests with five tables of bridge. High scores went to Mrs. Elmo Montgomery and Mrs. S. E. Stratton of Waco received the guest prize. A salad course was served. Out of town guest included Mrs. W. N. Temple of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chilton
Elmo Montgomery
S. E. Stratton
Waco
Mrs Clara Slack Hosts Luncheon Bridge in Comanche
A Comanche social week highlight was a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs. Clara Slack at Mrs. John Reese’s home. After lunch, five tables served for the games with standout scores by Mrs. Walter Durham and Mrs. S. E. Stratton of Waco, each receiving prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Clara Slack
John Reese
Walter Durham
S. E. Stratton
Waco
Sharp Carmichael marriage announced in Palestine home
Miss Ruby Carmichael became the bride of John M Sharp Jr on Christmas morning in Palestine at 7 30 in the home of Mr and Mrs W 8 Miller 715 South Magnolia Street C W Hearon of the First Methodist Church of Palestine read the ring service The bride wore a dark green traveling suit and left for Georgetown with her husband to spend the holidays The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Carmichael of Comanche She is connected with the K Woolen Co of Palestine The groom a Southwestern University graduate works as a Weather Bureau assistant in Palestine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Carmichael
John M. Sharp, Jr
What the Girl Scout Program Offers
The article describes the Girl Scout program as a leisure time activity for girls fostering mental, physical and character development through small groups, hands on work, and creative group tasks. It emphasizes education, mutual help, and preparation for a well rounded adult life, inviting parent and citizen support for local troops. It notes Dorothy Robertson and Bess Baker as sponsors and references Pathfinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Dorothy Robertson
Bess Baker
Community Notices and Visits Across Comanche Area
Personal Mention lists many residents and visitors: Mrs W H Robinson visiting parents Mr and Mrs Less Dillard. Robison and family moving from Gainesville to Dallas. Carl House and family from Stephenville visiting Mrs W T House in Comanche. John A Mahon and son Richard with guests at Gatesville to see John Travis Mahon. numerous associations with Lone Wolf Oklahoma Cross Plains De Leon and Waco travel. Also social guests from Brownwood Dallas Fort Worth and Abilene plus hospital visits and a surprise birthday for Bob Seale. The column notes shifts, travels, and local gatherings throughout a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er Peace Springs
Vas’ Cafe
Weldon Preston
W. H. Robinson
Less Dillard
Falfurrias
Relaves
John A. Mahon
Richard
Homer Tupin
Eunice Gray
Gatesville
John Travis Mahon
J. M. West
R. O. West
Lone Wolf
Oklahoma
George R. Neel
Phil Anderson
Cross Plains
Kermit Neel
de Leon
H. W. Allen
Hamilton
E. H. Ravenshine
Waco
Winnie Latta
Brownwood
Danforth Wilkerson
Comanche
Marion Wilkerson
Shorty Gore
Grandview
Hardy Jones
Lubbock
J. M. Marshall
Stephenville High School
Joe Marshall
Dallas
Carl McNutt
Coleman
Hugh McNutt
Martha Gain
Dublin
Juanita Barrett
Jake Durham
Lillian Durham
W. F. Durham
John Kimble
Gorman
Jack Bell
Ballinger
John Barton
Billie Lou Cameron
Fort Worth
Lou L. Smith
Mary L. Smith
Herbert Goodson
Berta Goodson
Arlene Bettis
Patsy Ruth King
Ben Lawson
Dora Greene
Lee Signor
Z. Oswaldt
Clair
Abilene
J. F. Fenton
Henry Heath
Nina
Catherine
Ivan Hays
Carolyn
Homer Lovelace
Bill Franklin
W. G. E. West
F. M. Stout
Edwin Lowe
A. E. Thompson
M. L. Loudermilk
Evan McGuire
W. D
Emil Wade
Temple
Henry Durham
Boyce Briscoe
Abile
District Scout Meeting At Brownwood Today
Dean T. H. Shelby of Texas University will speak at the Comanche Trail Council annual meeting in Hotel Brownwood on Jan 21. Llyod M. O'Neal will accompany him. Reporters will be made and officers elected for the ensuing year. Indications point to record attendance with programs starting at 2 30 p m and banquet at 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean T. H. Shelby
Texas University
Comanche Trail Council
Brownwood
Dean Shelby
Capitol Area Council
Llyod M. O'Neal
Moody Minister Plants 850 Fruit Trees on Newburg Farm
Rev. E N Strother pastor of the First Baptist Church at Moody plans a major fruit farm in Comanche County. He owns a 109 acre Newburg farm with 200 trees and recently planted 650 plum and peach trees with help from A C Cottrell. Strother attends the Cunningham Reunion annually after marrying into that family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Strother
First Baptist Church
Moody
Comanche County
Newburg
A. C. Cottrell
Strother
Strothr
Cunningham
Stephenville Wins Daniel Baker Cage Tourney Saturday
Stephenville High School Yellow Jackets seized the Daniel Baker tournament final with a 48 to 20 win over Priddy High. Comanche, led by Coker and Cox, fell to Brownwood 24 to 13 in the second round. Adolph Kunkel of Priddy totaled 80 points across the event, the top scorer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Brownwood
Coker
Cox
Bear
Roberson
Isham
Pate
Fish
Mozelle
San Saba
Pri
Adolph Kunkel
Priddy
Daniel Baker
Priddy Boys
Beattie
Lingleville
Hasse
Florence
Ray Duren
Brady
Blanket
Evant
Mills County
Stephenville
Duren
Howard Payne
Mullin High
County Teachers Hear Plans for Local School Units
The State Teachers Association votes to create county or local units. A Monday meeting on January 24 at 7 30 p m with school heads to gather information and organize local units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Rayce
Mao
J. W. Trapp
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Comanche
de Leon
Brooks
Howard Payne College
Pettit
Sidney
Austin
University of Texas
McCulloch Named President of San Angelo City Development Board
H. E. Mac McCulloch, long prominent in San Angelo business and ranching circles, was elected president of the San Angelo Board of City Development for 1938. The article notes his plan to boost advertising to attract outside patronage and tourists, with aims for flood control and soil conservation by year end. McCulloch, 36, arrived in Angelo in 1927, later running Angelus Pharmacy and partnering in West Texas Star yards, and is married to Miss Bryson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustace McCulloch
L McCulloch
San Angelo
Board of City Development
Mac
BCD
McCloch
McCulloch
To & Angelo
Angelus Pharmacy
West Texas Star Yards
Comanche A
Texas A. & M
Bryson
McCuloch
Concho County
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Sia
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West Side Square
Cotton Grove
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Sharp-Carmichael
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Houston
Tommy Dick Majors
Bill Wilkerson
Newburg Farm
Rockdale
Charles E. Scheihing
Pat O Brie
Wayne MO
Raclin Aki Mon
Thursda
NEW Business
Clarence Huett
Beckham Guthrie
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