Local residents visit relatives and move plans noted
A list of residents visiting relatives and moving variously includes Miss Ruth Gray and family in San Angelo, Lillie Walker in Denton, Miss Julia Luke in Abilene, and families moving to Stephenville and Comanche. Several teachers, nurses, and students travel or return from schools in Fort Worth Harrold Lightner Brownwood Sanderson Nachogdoches and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gray
San Angelo
R. W. Gray
Denton
Lillie Walker
Fort Worth
J. T. Walker
Rush Gray
Lloyd
Roach
H. M. Woolsey
J. N. Vandiver
Miss Blanch
Harrold
Julia Luke
Abilene
Dora Smith
Lightner
C. A. Smith
Olga Carleton
Lingleville
W. D. Carleton
Silver City
New Mexico
Bessie Jenkins
Jesse Jenkins
Jesse Purvis, Jr
Borger
Rev. Smith
Comanche
Methodist
Hughsion Hughes
Nocona
W. W. Almond
Stephenville
Alan
Oola May Jenkins
Brownwood
Marcos Pinson
Nachogdoches
Maud Hanccock
George Moore
San Saba
Rue Pinson
John Pinson
Modell Alexander
Waco
Leonard Garner
Dublin
Faris Walker
Ranger
Curtis Thompson
Roch
Ruth Howell
Sanderson
Johnnie Smallwood
W. O. Bonmer
Comanche Girl Is Co LA Graduate at Texas State College
Denton June 1 Miss Elizabeth Tate daughter of Mrs Geo W Tate of Comanche received a bachelor of science degree in home economics from Texas State College for Women at the thirty third annual commencement exercises. About 240 students formed the largest graduating class in the college's history. Mrs Lee Joseph of Austin former regent gave the address and President L H Hubbard conferred all degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Elizabeth Tate
Geo. W. Tate
Comanche
Texas State College For Women
CSA
Lee Joseph
Austin
Board of Regents
L. H. Hubbard
De Leon News Briefs Include School Credits and Recitals
De Leon High School adds a half unit to Texas History making 29 12 units. A. E. Terrill Dairy sold to J. R. Orwell. De Leon Church of Christ meetings May 29 through June 7 led by Elder C. E. Wallace. Piano recital by Mrs May S Whaley and violin pupils June 2. Mrs A P Schmidt presents De Leon Methodist Church June 2. Frances Gregory hosts De Leon High seniors May 26. Jack Enoch off to SMU School of Music. Carl Brumbelow teaching at Decatur Baptist College. Faculty plans summer study. names of faculty and schools listed. De Leon Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Leon
Texas
A. E. Terrill
J. R. Orwell
Virginia
Elaine Scott
Alber Luper
Tarleton College
A. P. Schmidt
de Leon Methodist Church
Frances
C. B. Gregory
de Leon High School
Jack Enoch
Dallas
S. M. U. School of Music
Ivan Dneproff
Carl Brumbelow
Decatur Baptist College
E. H. Boulter
University of Texas
H. F. Davis
North Texas Teachers College
Alda Morton
Roger Mae Smith
Ivis Martin
Tom
Della A. Wall
Fayetville Ark
LaPlatte
Lucile Vaughn
Bernice Riker
Austin
Houston
de Leon Free Press
Local visitors and community notices from Gustine area
Gustine reports visitors from Electra and Ranger regions visiting local families this week. The Baptist Revival closes Sunday while the Methodist League meets Sundays. Sun Beams group led by Mrs Porter Young meets weekly, and several families have returned home after visits. Edward Clements heads to California for a new job as the Rance Adcock Grocery opens its new building with a formal planned opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Rose
Johnston
Huey
Old Mexico
Electra
Stovall
McGinnis
E. C. Estes
Macksville
Methodist League
Porter Young
Weathers
Women Benefit From CARDUS Relief Claims
Women who suffer pains try CARDUS as a relief option praised for its record of helping and the good it has done in providing ante relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Black-Draught For Constipation Widely Praised By User
"2 have used Thedford's Black-Draught several years and find splendid" writes Mr G W Holley of St Paul Va. He uses it for sickness or headache caused by constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
G. W. Holley
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San Antonio
Ene
Avn
Durham Bros
KERR
C. W
Geo. C. McKenzie
Krofhler
Cent
Kroehler
Kroehler Studio
Caven
Pabco Fame
Heade
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