Weekend Visit Notices From Local Families
Winnie Waye Murphy spent the weekend with her father Code and family at White Point. Gladys Whitten spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tupin of Det visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas mn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rogers of Mercer Gap spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Rogers. Jim Edwards and family made a trip to Hamilton County Sunday. Harmony will host services Sunday at 11 led by Rev. J. L. Ray with Sunday School at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Winnie
Waye Murphy
Code
White Point
Gladys Whitten
Roy Tupin
Det
Chas
Ed Rogers
Mercer Gap
H. B. Rogers
Jim Edwards
Hamilton County
Harmony
J. L. Ray
Farewell Sermon and Social Notes From Local Church
Rev. R. A. Cox of Comanche preached his farewell sermon Sunday night after offering resignation as pastor. Mr. Taylor hosted a party Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Strong visited relatives at Range Saturday. Rev. T. N. Carter of Comanche attended church Sunday night. Farmers are busy preparing land for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cox
Comanche
Baptist Church
Mr. Taylor
J. W. Strong
T. N. Carter
Local Social Notes Bring News Across Towns
Mr and Mrs F A Ferrill visited son Arnold Ferrill in Sidney Sunday. Mr and Mrs J K Bingham of Beattie visited Mr and Mrs W W Smith Sunday. Mr Bailey from May moved to J W McCarty's place where G D McGlothlin lived last year. Will Talley moved to Will Cox's place. Mr and Mrs S D Hart and family spent Saturday night with D C Summers and family of Sipe Springs. Copeland Payne of Foard County visited his brother B M Payne Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Charley Woolsey Sunday night with Mr and Robert Reed. Mrs L P Norwood of Taylor Chapel spent weekend with her father and mother Mr and Mrs B M Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Ferrill
Arnold Ferrill
Sidney
J. K. Bingham
Beattie
W. W. Smith
Bailey
May
J. W. McCarty
G. D. McGlothlin
Will Talley
Will Cox
S. D. Hart
D. C. Summers
Sipe Springs
Copeland Payne
Foard County
B. M. Payne
Charley Woolsey
Robert Reed
L. P. Norwood
Taylor Chapel
Hasse Local News Notes Visits and Visits
Mrs. M. J. Salter and children visited her mother Mrs. J. A. Go forth at Desdemona last Sunday. Homer Greenlee is improving. Rev. Smallwood preached here. Mrs. Walker West is under Dr. Davenport’s care in Hasse. The fifth Sunday meeting begins Friday night and runs through Sunday. Bill White returns from the West. Mrs. Dee Reece of Brownwood visits Hasse. Mrs. Bula Heith and children of Pioneer visit Mrs. F. M. Davis. Earl King Lester Reece Aaron Davis back from the coast. Earl McDonald in Hasse on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Salter
J. A. Goforth
Desdemona
Homer Greenlee
Smallwood
Walker West
Hasse
Davenport
E. Bill White
West
Dee Reece
Brownwood
Bula Heith
Pioneer
F. M. Davis
Earl King
Lester Reece
Aaron Davis
Earl McDonald Wastin Hasse
Dallas host entertains with bridge party in home
Mrs. Julian F Williams of Dallas hosted a bridge party Saturday evening at her mother's home. Guests included Mrs. C C Gill Brownwood Miss Iva Hart Mrs Harold Denny and others. Prizes awarded for high score trick hands and consolation. Refreshments served by Mrs Williams sister Mrs B O Twaddell of Portland and Mrs Joe Tupin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian F. Williams
Dallas
Will Roberson
C. C. Gill
Brownwood
Iva Hart
Harold Denny
Hattie Brightman
Minnie Cunningham
Minnie Elkins
Preston Tate
Dwight Brightman
W. H. Carpente
Cyril Greene
Emil Wessendanger
Inez Sullivan
Lillian Durham
J. A. Barton
Vasco Lee
Hirste Denny
Williams
Our Best Efforts at Higginbothams 1928 Silver Plan
An advertising notice proclaims Our Best Efforts to serve patrons with cooperative buying power. It promotes Wm. Rogers & Sons silver, a profit sharing scheme, coupons, and 30 day terms, inviting continued patronage for 1928 with assurances of value and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rogers & Sons
Higginbothams
March 8 Stock Law Election in Comanche County Texas
County Judge I R A Luker orders a March 8 1928 election across Comanche County Texas to decide if hogs sheep and goats may run at large. Ballots to read For the Stock Law or Against the Stock Law. Voting hours 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Election officers named. Public notice to be printed for 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Comanche
Commissioners’ Court
Comanche County
B. O. Nelson
Charch
I. R. A. Luker
R. A. Luker
Clyde Coan
Bob Haynes
Basketball suits our prices are right
The Wm. Reese Co. promotes basketball uniforms priced to fit budgets, noting the 21-22 season line up. The item emphasizes value and affordability for teams seeking gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Reese Co
Stock Law Vote In Comanche County Texas
In Comanche County Texas a vote is to decide if horses mules jacks jennets and cattle may run at large. J R A Luker County Judge orders polls set March 3 1928 at all voting places from opening to 7 pm to determine and report results. Clyde Corn County Clerk with deputy Bob Haynes oversees the election duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Texas
Comanche
Commissioners’ Court
Comanche County
B. O. Nelson
J. R. A. Luker
Eard
A.cluker
Clyde Corn
Bob Haynes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vandyrke
Elm Grove
REFSE
Drug CO
Paris Smith
Rafe Adams
Comanche National Bank
House of Higginbotham
Joe’s Filling Station
Joe Tupin
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