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Comanche Chief in Comanche, Texas

30 Jan 1953

Page 16

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Comanche Chief

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Comanche, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1953

Page

16

Amity Club Holds Meeting at Home of President

Amity Home Demonstration Club met January 20 at president Mrs. Tom West home with ten members and visitor Mrs. Tom Stewart from Rising Star. Miss Carlson presented planning kitchen films, budget discussed, new exhibit committee member Mrs. Tom Stewart, gift drawn by Mrs. West, dime in cake won by Mrs. Caudle, next meeting February 3 to feature sweet dough and leaders meeting.

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Guy W. Taylor Tom West Amity Home Demonstration Club Tom Stewart Rising Star Carlson County Home Demonstration Avent Mmes. Smith Stodghill Comanche West Taylor Amity Club Miss Carlson Tom Steware E. R. West
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Card of Thanks from the Cox Family

We thank friends for cards, flowers and visits during illness at Blackwood Hospital. Gratitude to doctors and nurses for kindness. May God bless you all. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox and children. The bungalow originated in the Orient.

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Blackwood Hospital Robert Cox
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Birth of James Edward Dufft Jr adds to local population

The community welcomed James Edward Dufft Jr born Jan 20 weighing 8 pounds 3 ounces to Mr. and Mrs. J E Dufft. Visits from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williford of Kermit and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnston of Fort Worth occurred at local homes. Mercer Gap Baptist Church surpassed its Sunday School goal with 56 attendees and a larger crowd at the preaching service.

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J. E. Dufft James Edward Jr Henry Williford Kermit Fenley Williford Cecil Johnston Fort Worth A. J. Huggins Mercer Gap Baptist
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