Beene Reunion Held At Lake Eanes
The Beene family reunion at Lake Eanes drew over 100 attendees this year with about thirty Rudd family members joining. Relatives from outside Comanche County, some more than 200 miles away, traveled to the first Sunday event featuring a picnic, reminiscences, and a swim at the Lake Eanes Swimming Pool.
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Comanche County
Beene
Lake Eanes
Rudd
Family thanks for floral offerings and sympathy
The Gore family expresses heartfelt thanks for the beautiful floral offerings and words of sympathy after the loss of their son and brother. Special thanks are extended to the Fire Boys and Dr. Kenneth Ory for their faithful service and prayers.
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Kenneth Ory
J. L. Gore
Nabers Family Holds Fifth Lake Eanes Reunion
About fifty Nabers family members gathered at Lake Eanes on July 4 for the fifth annual reunion. Statistics recorded since last year show two deaths, two marriages, and one birth, marking a net gain of one. The gathering continues its yearly July 4th tradition at Lake Eanes.
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Nabers
Lake Eanes
Harry Flentge to Speak at Sidney July 15
Harry Flentge, candidate for District Attorney, will speak in Sidney at 4 30 p m July 15. The address time was changed from 8 p m on the same date, a modification announced after the paper's first section was printed.
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Harry Flentge
Sidney
New Fruit and Vegetable Store Opens in Comanche
Charles Yarbrough announces a new fruit and vegetable store on the east side of Comanche's square, in the building one door south of Tot Cunningham's Barber Shop. He plans to buy and sell produce at reasonable prices and invites local business.
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Comanche
Tot Cunningham
Charles Yarbrough
Black-Draught Laxative Promoted for Dizziness and Headache
A Virginia reader praises Thedford's Black-Draught as effective for dizziness and headache caused by constipation. The ad claims wide use and popularity with millions of packages sold and suggests its use for children as a laxative for colds and minor ailments.
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Thedford
G. W. Holley
St. Paul
Piano Recital At Mrs Kilpatrick's Delights Society Guests
Mrs Howard Kilpatrick hosted a piano recital at her home on Tuesday evening. Miss Ruth Adele Moore performed ten pieces and Miss Francis Evelyn Durham played twenty pieces including works by Chopin Haydn Beethoven Warner Mozart and Paderewski.
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Howard Kilpatrick
Ruth Adele Moore
Francis Evelyn Durham
Miss Moore
Miss Durham
Chopin
Haydn
Beethoven
Warner, Mogart and
Padereski
Professionals suffer playoff defeat to Amateurs at Everidge home
The Professional 42 Club lost to the Amateur Club in a Thursday night playoff at the Everidge residence after 13 games. Amateurs led 10 to 3 in Table 2 and 10 to 3 in Table 1, with Brannon Everidge and Eaton Dellis among the players. A rematch was promised later.
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Everidge
Brannon
Eaton
Dellis
Ammons
Massingill
House
Morse
Stephens Luckie wedding rites at San Antonio
Medford Stephens son of Mr and Mrs Jack Stephens of Comanche married Louise Luckie of San Antonio in a Plaza Hotel ceremony officiated by Rev Timmins. Guests included Mr and Mrs John E Hoff and Mr and Mrs Walter Montgomery. A reception followed at St Anthony Hotel before the couple's trip to Corpus Christi Monterey Mexico and Dallas on the way to their San Antonio home.
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San Antonio
Medford Stephens
Jack Stephens
Comanche
Louise Luckie
Plaza Hotel
Timmons
John E. Hoff
Walter Montgomery
St. Anthony Hotel
Mrs. Stephens
Corpus Christi
Monterey
Mexico
Dallas
Mr. Stephens
Coca Cola Company
Pioneer Family Reads Chief Since Childhood
Mrs. Aaron Little of Comanche County recalls she has read the Chief every Friday since its first issue. Her father Fletcher Neely was among the initial subscribers, marking the Little family as early pioneers in this Texas region.
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Aaron Little
Chief
Comanche County
Fletcher Neely
Little
Texas
Mrs John B Chilton Hosts Two Club Parties
Mrs John B Chilton entertained at her home hosting the Friday Club on June 26 and the Tuesday Club on June 36. Six tables for games at both events with high scores awarded to Mrs Bob Stanton and Mrs Homer McDonald. Refreshments of ice cream cake and olives served. out of town guests included Mrs Elmo Sleight and Mrs W Sweatman.
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John B. Chilton
Bob Stanton
Homer McDonald
Cisco
R. K. Shelton
Karl Shock
Inez Palmer
Cardus Offered For Women Suffering Pain
An advertisement recounts a woman’s claim that Cardus relieved irregular pain and nervousness from poor nourishment. It asserts Cardus can bring relief and regularity, urging readers to consult a physician and try the remedy.
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Cardus
Ville
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Claude George
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Por Sale
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J. O. Jensen
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J. R. Eanes
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Blacklez
Globe Blackieg
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Ed Burt
Dixon & McGlothlin
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Thos. Stark
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Glen Stephens
Coman
Floy Cunningham
Iva Hart
Miland
Tom
Winfield Wagner
Renfro
Oris Norwood
San Angelo
Hasse
B. F. Cadenhead
Townsend
J. V. Butler
Vas’ Cafe
Comanche Milling Co
E. Hoff
Mer
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NEW Fruit and Vegetable Store
Thomas L. Blanton
Congress
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the Court House Law
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P. A. Tobacco
Pacific Tissue
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Singing School
Ernest Rippetoe
Blue Bird
A. C. Horton
Fagan Chevrolet Co