Reverend I K Floyd Dies At Brownwood At 48
The Rev I K Floyd 48 longtime Brownwood pastor of Austin Avenue Presbyterian and former Brownwood Ministerial Association leader died Saturday night in a Brownwood hospital after surgery. Born Whitesville Kentucky in 1887 he served as army chaplain in 1917 17 months and held pastoral posts in Hubbard Dallas and Brownwood. Funeral services were held Monday at Austin Avenue Presbyterian with military honors by the Brownwood American Legion.
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I. K. Floyd
Austin Avenue Presbyterian Rch
Brownwood
Austinvenue Presbyterian Church
B. A. Hodges
Greenleaf
American Legion of Brown
Floyd
Whitesille
Kentucky
Fiether College
Cumberland Presbyterian Seminary
McKenzie
Tennessee
Issippi
Clyde Godford
First Presbyterian Church
Austin
Hubbard
Texas
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Dallas
Firstumberland Presbyterian Church
Austin Avenue Presbyterian Church
Bissivi
Mis
Edna Hill Social News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Fort Worth couple Mr and Mrs Gene Dodson visited here with sister Mrs Mary Barbee. Miss Clara Louise Higginbotham of Proctor spent the weekend with Miss Ola Mae Gandy. Edna Hill boys and girls lost to Lamkin in Friday basketball. A Sunday singing event is planned. Dublin visitors included Mr and Mrs G J Tackett and Miss Clodah Hillhouse. Stephenville guests were Mr and Mrs Henry Gilbreath and Neva Pylant with Jno Gilbreath family.
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Gene Dodson
Fort Worth
Mary Barbee
Clara Louise Higginbotham
Proctor
Ola Mae Gandy
R. E. Dorris
Edwin Colbaugh
Edna Hill
Lamkin
G. J. Tackett
Dublin
Clodah Hillhouse
Hazel Dell
Pearl Westmoreland
Henry Gilbreath
Neva Pylant
Stephenville
Jno. Gilbreath
Comyn FFA Boys Hold Father Son Banquet
The Comyn FFA Chapter held its Father Son banquet at the school last Wednesday at 7:30 pm. President Vergil Rayborn chaired the meeting with officers present except a Farm Watchdog. County Agent J. A. Barton and others spoke. music by Dalice Rippetoe, Dale George, and Horace Little accompanied by the FFA chorus.
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Comyn F. F. A
de Leon Free Press
Vergil Rayborn
Brooks Rippetoe
F. Esc Bs
Comyn
Robert Slaughter
Gerald Thompson
Edward Floyd
Royce Rippetoe
John Slaughter
Aubra Slaughter
W. Doyle Graves
Miss Thomas
Mollie Grisham
Dalice Rippetoe
Dale George
Horace Little
J. A. Barton
C. M. Caraway
S. B. Culpepper
R. L. Scott
De Leon F F A Enters State Terracing Contest
The De Leon Chapter of F F A enters the annual state terracing contest per the Free Press. Brown Tool Company of Breckenridge sponsors the event. The chapter has run lines on three farms totaling over five thousand yards to win a six foot terracing machine.
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de de Leon
Free Press
Brown Tool Company
Breckenridge
de Leon
Men’s 42 Tournament Held at Mohon Home
The Men’s 42 Tournament took place at the Mahon home Tuesday evening with seven tables in use. Dorcus Brown achieved the high score, and the club will meet next Tuesday at L. F. Elkins’s home. Reverend Gordon Barrett preached at First Baptist Church in Hamilton Sunday.
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John A. Mahon
Dorcus Brown
L. F. Elkins
Gordon Barrett
First Baptist Church
Hamilton
Jew Keeling Cut as Brownwood High Coach
Brownwood school board will not retain Jew Keeling as athletic director and head football coach at Brownwood High for next year. Keeling, who came from Kerrville last September, faced a disappointing 1934 season with Brownwood Lions failing to score in any game.
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William H
Jew) Keeling
Brownwood
Brownwood High School
Brownwood Bulletin
Keeling
Kerrville
Brownwood High
Lions
Coleman
Marshall Awarded Football Letter at Howard Payne
Twenty members of the 1934 Howard Payne College football team received letters for their year's work, with only five to graduate. Among undergraduates receiving letters was J. M. Marshall of Comanche, noted by Coach Joe Bailey Cheaney in the Brownwood Banner.
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Howard Payne College
Texas
Joe Bailey Cheaney
Brownwood Banner
Brownwood College
J. M. Marshall
Comanche
Mrs P H Oden Visiting Shreveport Couple
Mrs P H Oden of Shreveport Louisiana is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Reese
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P. H. Oden
Shreveport
William Reese
Black-Draught Laxative for Dizziness and Constipation
Thedford's Black-Draught praised as a reliable vegetable laxative. A Va reader from St. Paul notes it helps dizziness and headaches caused by constipation and reports success using Syrup of Black-Draught for children’s colds and stomach ailments. Millions of packages demanded, 25¢ per package.
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Thedford
G. W. Holley
St. Paul
Catter Becomes Elevator Superintendent at Wichita Falls Mill
Joe Catter, formerly of Comanche, is named Elevator Superintendent of the Wichita Falls Mill and Elevator Company. He previously ran the mercantile business with brother M. G. Catter in Comanche for several years before 1915.
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Joe Catter
Comanche
Wichita Falls Mill and Elevator Company
Catter
M. G. Catter
Lord's Day Bible Study Services Open to All Classes
The notice advertises a Lord's Day Bible study at 10:00 a.m. with all classes available for participation. It indicates a church gathering inviting attendees to join the study session at the specified time.
Classified Ads Lead Comanche Chief Crowds the County
The Comanche Chief advertises more classified ads than any county weekly. Read this column to find items to buy or sell and usually make a deal.
One-Year Offer for The Semi-Weekly Farm News and The Chief
Readers can subscribe to both papers for one year at $1.50, gaining full county and state news coverage at a low cost. The deal leverages cooperation between The Semi-Weekly Farm News and The Chief.
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Jew Keeling
Marshall
Ft. Worth
Doan
Church OF Christ
A. C. Nance
Texas Power & Light Company
Government Farm News
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Peg
West Texas
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