Weekend Visits and Local Arrangements in Glendal e
Residents in Glendale report visits over the weekend with Billie Chandler and Harold Ja from John Tarleton College, while Mrs. J. C. Ross stays with her daughter. The Parson and Happy Apperson visit Carbon, G. B. Stailey relocates to Brownwood, and Roy Dabney becomes A.B. Boyd parents. A social gathering is held here each first or third Sunday evening inviting all singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale California
Billie Chandler
Fort Worth
J. C. Ross
Otis Clayton
Harold Ja
John Tarleton
Happy Apperson
J. W. Thompson
Carbon
Brownwood
Roy Dabney
A.B. Boyd
Weekend Visits and Valley Rain Report
Gustine saw heavy rain last weekend. Christine Adams Alliene Pet sick Lucille Nelson Derroll Cara way and L S Adcock visited homes during the week end. Basketball boys and girls attended the Sid ney tournament last weekend. Laverne Caraway of Macksville spent the weekend with Anna Marie and Bernadine Bolton. Uncle Henry Harrison visiting Fort Worth. A shower for Wyona White Saturday afternoon at Mrs I A Morgan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Adams
Alliene Petsick
Lucille Nelson
Derroll Caraway
L. S. Adcock
Sidney
Laverne Caraway
Macksville
Anna Marie
Bernadine Bolton
Henry” Harrison
Fort Worth
Wyona White
Local Notes From Dallas and Nearby Towns
Soda Springs Bank Vineyard was in Dallas on business Thursday and Friday. Walton Helms returned home after working in the Rio Grande Valley. Mr. and Mrs. David Godfrey and children of Suez visited Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey midweek. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carter and sons of Fairview moved into M. M. Warren’s vacant home. Leon Sledge and Jack Pyburn spent the weekend in Sweetwater.
Gustine News Briefs Reflect Flooding and Local Visits
Macksville residents Mr. and Mrs. Orville Roberson of Gustine visited Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McDonald. Creeks flooded after heavy rains halting traffic last week. The String Band practiced at Mr. Williamson's. Merida Barnett stayed with Alvis Ray Wilson at Board Church Wednesday. Vance Estes and his wife visited his parents E. C. Estes and Mrs. Estes. Wilton Wyche spent the weekend with his parents and attends John Tarleton College. Imogene Porter stayed the weekend with Weldon Gleaton of Gustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Merida Barnett
Alvis Ray Wilson
Board Church
Vance Estes
E. C. Estes
Wilton Wyche
John Tarleton College
Imogene Porter
Weldon Gleaton
Gustine
Social visit notes from local families in town
The text records visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Weathersby and daughter J, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boggs, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hamiet, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Vernon, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harris. It also notes that Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee have moved to the Uncle Sam Witten place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Weathersby
Lee Weat
W. Main
W. L. Boggs
Vernon Hamiet
Cyrus Vernon
Everett Harris
Paul Lee
Uncle Sam
Witten Place
Harmony Mrs Boyd and daughters move to Lagang brief notice
Harmony Mrs W E Boyd and daughters Virgins and Mary Ann recently moved to Lagang from Brookesmith with parents Mr and Mrs Rogers last week. Mrs 8 J Witten Mrs L O Hallmark and children of Turkey Peak visited on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Boyd
Virgins
Mary Ann
la Gang
Brookesmith
Rogers
Real Relief for Sore Muscles from Ballard’s Snow Liniment
Fifty years Ballard's Snow Liniment touted as easing muscles sore from overwork strains sprains and bruises. Advertising copy promotes 30c or 60c bottles.
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Ballard
Local Visitors Spend Wednesday Across Mercer Gap and Nearby Homes
Mrs. Rhea Owen and family spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs. T. M. McKinzie at Mercer Gap. Marion Wetzel and Harold Edwards visited Euell Rogers Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Thomas of Holcomb visited Mrs. Carl Thomas last week. Miss Rena Owen visited Mrs. E. Boyd in Comanche Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reha Owen
Roy Tupin
T. M. McKinzie
Mercer Gap
Marion Wetzel
Harold Edwards
Euell Rogers
Elizabeth Thomas
Holcomb
Carl Thomas
Rena Owen
E. Boyd
Comanche Monay
Dangerous pricing ethics warn against substituting to gain profit
A brief caution notes that selling substitutes at higher marks is dangerous for business. It argues customers are the most valuable asset and warns that overpricing substitutes may damage the business, stressing that 666 is worth more than a substitute.
Sickness Brought on by Coa Occupation Laxative Advised
An old public health note warns that sickness from coa occupation may occur and suggests using BLACK-DRAUGHT as an occasional laxative remedy. The tone reflects period medicinal advertising with a direct health tip and brand guidance.
Harris and Vernons Attend Tuesday Social
Proctor Mr and Mrs Everett Harris and Mr and Mrs Cyrus Vernon attended a social at the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Vernon Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Sam Steel and Mr and Mrs Earl Pringle of Rising Star visited Mr and Mrs F A Hanes Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Norman visited Mr and Mrs Everett Harris Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ervin McGeevis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Harris
Cyrus Vernon
Bill Vernon
Sam Steel
Earl Pringle
Rising Star
F. A. Hanes
John Norman
Ervin McGeevis
Black-Draught Relieves Constipation For a Century
Take a dose or two of Black Draught to feel fresh for a good day's work. Work seems easier and life pleasanter when you are well free from the dullness tied to constipation. For nearly a century Black-Draught has provided prompt relief and thousands rely on it.
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Lhst
Comanche
Jacent
Geo. C. McKinzie
Texas
Chief Dry Cleaners
Brightman & Son
Comanche, Texas
Soda Springs
Orville Roberson
R. A. McDonald
Jess Byrd
Elkins
TIN Shop
Capital Stock Company Fire Insurance
J.R. Eanes & CO
John D. Waring
C. A. Greene
Thos. Stark
Sinclair Building
Bort Worth
J. B. Allcorn
BULLS
SALE
Dewey Dodson
Higginbotham’s
A Ag
Count On Me
Pireng Oo
Insurance and Bonds
Proctor
BLACK
Peetter
Cuiu
Elkins Tin Shop
H. Donaho
Zero
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
H. L. Cravens CO
Brown ST
Brownwood, Texas
Wolfe’s Nursery
Stephenville, Texas
E. A. Williams
J. C. Gaddy
Daughety Clinic
Central
Vance Terrell, M. D
Stephenville Hospital
Stephenville
N. A. Palmer & Co
Nat'l Bank
C.W. Gray
First National Bank
Square
Gulf Oil Corporation
W. H. Slider
E. R. Ammons
West Side Square
Kenneth Ory
Office
Blackwell Sanitarium
A. J. Gray
Phome
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