Watt Saunders Endorsed for District Attorney
A long list of Coryell County figures endorses Watt L. Saunders for district attorney. Letters from justice of the peace officials praise his diligence, fairness, and community service in Gatesville and Turnerville, with dated endorsements from July 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watt L. Saunders
Watt Saunders
Coryell County
Texas
F. DE Loach
Justice of the Peace
Pearl, Texas
Gatesville
Watt J. Saunders
J. B. Taylor
Justice Peace
Saunders
Mike) Robinson
Billy Saunders
Justice of Peace
Mr. Saunders
Eiven
Walt Saunders
J. A. Bellamy
J. P
Ben Hinson
D.V.S
W. M. Robinson
H. PD. Crow
Hardware
Dixon
D.F. Farquahar
R. B. Allen
Political Advertisement Notice from Coryell County Texas
A certified copy lists names including Will Rutherford R G Dickie C W Rankin Merchant Jonesboro and Patteson Bros Ireland Texas. It is signed by J B Taylor Justice of the Peace Precinct No 1 Coryell County and bears a seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rutherford
R. G. Dickie
C.W. Rankin
Jonesboro
Ber Ten Hinson
P. C. Hensler
J. C. Chrisman
Gatesville
Texas
1. F. Patteson
Ireland
Patteson Bros
O. P. Patteson
B. F. de Loach
J. P
Coryell County
Jack Horn
R. L. Sanders
State of Texas
Coryell
J. B. Taylor
Justice of the Peace
Precinct No
Pupil Bauer Wanda Blevins Delivers Recital In Studio
Miss Wanda Blevins twelve year old gave a ten piece program from memory in a recital by Miss Callie Rose Maddox in her studio on Thursday July 12 at 5 oclock. About sixty guests attended as Blevins displayed a rare talent and promising career. The program included pieces by Haydn Beethoven Tschaikowsky C haminade and Koelling among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Blevins
Callie Rose Maddox
Miss Blevins
Miss Maddox
Oklahoma
Haydn
Beethoven
Faust
Geneee
Tscharowsky
Lange
Reinhold
Chaminade
Erglemann
Koelling
Baptist Church Annual Meeting Closes in Blanket
The Blanket Baptist Church annual meeting ends with Brother Busby of Carlton and Brother Darklist of Brownwood presiding. Six additions occur, one by letter and five by baptism. Attending baptismal services are Rev. S. D. Hurt Leroy Woolsey and Clat Robinson near Beattie. Local families from Brysonville Comanche Mt Valley Logan Gap share visits and weekend gatherings.
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The
Baptist Church
Rock Church
Brother Busby
Carlton
Bro
Darklist
Brownwood
D. Hurt
Leroy Woolsey
Clat Robinson
Near Beattie
Rensoe Blackmon
Brysonville
Calvin’ Ross
Wesley Hurt
Comanche
David Woolsey
Roy Blackmon
Alvie Blackmon
Vera Woolsey
J. W. Hurt
Iva Mae Kennedy
May
Eric Sovay
Mr. Sovay
San Angelo
Loyd Pounds
Mt. Valley
Alec Soucy
Lorene Sibern
Logan Gap
Pansey Cox
McGuire Reunion Draws Large Attendance in Local Area
Grandbury pastors and area families gathered for the annual McGuire family reunion last Saturday, with many relatives traveling from Fort Worth San Saba Shallow Water and Sidney to attend. Visitors included Omer and Emma Tullos and Mr. and Mrs. Walton Byford, with other locals hosting relatives and participating in revival services and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raney
Grandbury
Freewill
Wiley Brewer
G. S. McDaniel
Sipe Springs
Omer
Emma _ Tullos
Fort Worth
J. A. Tullos
Bob Carver
McGuire
Walton Byford
San Saba
Emmett Russell
F. M. Tiner
G. E. Boynton
Logan Gap
J. W. Strong
Robersonville
Bill McGuire
Shallow Water
Texas
John Stagner
Tom Lacy
Sidney
Joe Jones
Creek
Honoring the Meadows at Waco Bridge Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Meadows of Waco were honor guests as Dr. and Mrs. Cochran hosted an informal bridge night. Roses and dahlias adorned the room. Mrs. Allcorn and Mrs. John Chilton earned distinction scores for the ladies, while J. B. Allcorn and W. M. Durham led the gentlemen. A frozen salad course was served to two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Meadows
Waco
Cochran
Allcorn
John Chilton
J. B. Allcorn
W. M. Durham
Comanche Bar Endorses Morrow for Re election
The Comanche County Bar endorses Honorable Wright C. Morrow for reelection as Presiding Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals. They praise his 11 years on the court and seven as presiding judge and urge voters to support his candidacy in the July 1928 Democratic Primary. Signed March 3, 1928 by local bar members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright C. Morrow
Texas
Court of Criminal Appeals
Morrow
Comanche County
Jerome P. Kearby
G. E. Smith
Oscar Ene
Mark Callaway
Y. W. Holmes
Tom_ F. Reese
A. B. Haworth
Bob Mc Campbell
R. A. Luker
C. C. Hampton
Adlerika relief ad from drug store notice
Local drug store advertises Adlerika for gas relief and removal of waste from the system. Claims stomach comfort after first spoonful and promises improved sleep and meals. Cites Mrs. Glenn Butler testimonial and Wm. Reese Drug Co. as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerike
Glenn Butler
Adlerika
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Rachel Hood Nuptials Tie Cross Roads and Comanche Families
Sunday afternoon at 66 p m Mrs Artis Hood of Cross Roads and Jean Rachel wed at Dr Forrest Maddox's home in Comanche. The bride, J G Hood's second daughter, recently graduated Sipe Springs High School. Groom is J A Rachel's youngest son of Sipe Springs. Bridal party included Dan Frazier Lorene La Roque Eva Hood and Jessie Hood. They plan to reside in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artis M. Hood
Cross Roads
Jean Rachel
Forrest Maddox
Comanche
Rachel
J. G. Hood
Sipe Springs
Dan Frazier
Lorene la Roque
Eva
Jessie Hood
Dallas
Elm Grove families visit relatives in nearby counties
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hurt and family of Indian Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Payne. Mrs. J. Oolsey of Taylors Chapel stayed with her mother, Mrs. S. O. Hurt. Troy Mimms traveled to Dallas Tuesday. Mrs. George Buckmaster and children visited her mother in Comanche this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houck and family are visiting relatives in Williamson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hurt
Indian Creek
B. M. Payne
J. Oolsey
Taylors Chapel
S. O. Hurt
Troy Mimms
Dallas
George Buckmaster
Comanche
Carl Houck
Williamson County
Methodist Church Sunday Services and Evening Union Meeting
Pastor R J LaPrade invites participation in morning services at the church and Sunday evening union services at the tabernacle. He suggests possible sermon topics such as Doing Business for God or Business and Religion and asks for attendance this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Methodist Church
R. J. Laprade
Zelma Porter and Roy Blackmon Bride in Blanket Ceremony
Miss Zelma Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Porter married Roy Blackmon in Blanket officiated by Rev Epson. Blackmon son of Mr and Mrs T K Blackmon. They were raised in Blanket and will reside here.
Sunday School Class Picnic at Vandyke
Miss Vera Clarke entertained her Sunday School class of nine to twelve year olds and their mothers with a picnic near Vandyke Tuesday afternoon. The children played age appropriate games and ended the outing with a basket dinner before dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Clarke
Vandyke
Local Notes From Stag Creek to Fort Worth
Miss Verlyn Cox and uncle Frank Cox visit relatives in Hamilton County. Grandma Ashinhurst returns from Luders to see her daughter Mrs Allie Wagner. Forest Chambers plans a new building project on the fate. Rev Stone of the Primitive Baptist church preached locally. Mrs R T Coker and son visit Mrs Clifton Filpo in Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlyn Cox
Frank Cox
Hamilton County
Grandma Ashinhurst
Luders
Allie Wagner
Forest Chambers
Stone
R. T. Coker
Clifton Filpo
Fort Worth
Texas
Honor for Miss Hicks and guests in Dallas
Miss Dudley Hicks of Comanche and Miss Katherine Graham of Oklahoma were honored at a morning bridge for four tables on Thursday at 10 30 preceded by luncheon at 1 00. Blue and yellow decorations featured yellow daisies and a blue crystal service at the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Dudley Hicks
Comanche
Katherine Graham
Oklahoma
Martha Stark
Rgaret Yarbrough
Abbott Avenue
Dallas Journal
First Methodist Church at Henryetta Oklahoma Featured in Comanche
A report notes the First Methodist church in Henryetta Oklahoma was discussed or featured in Comanche on Thursday. The item highlights local church activity and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Henryetta
Oklahoma
Comanche
Mrs Haynes Travels Through Lubbock En Route Home
Mrs. S. N. Haynes, summer school attendee at Texas Tech in Lubbock, was passing through Comanche on Thursday while returning home to Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. N. Haynes
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Comanche
Sidney
Treasury offers new 3 1/2 percent 12-15 year bond
The Treasury announces a new 3 1/2 percent 12 15 year bond in exchange for Third Liberty Loan bonds. The new issue will begin July 16, 1928 with interest from that date. interest on surrendered Third Liberty Loan bonds will be paid through September 15, 1923.
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Treasury
Wees
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Fordson Tractor
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