National Radio Audition offers 17500 dollars in prizes
The Atwater Kent Foundation launches a National Radio Audition to discover young vocal talent across the United States. Prizes total 17500 dollars with 5000 for first place winners, 2000 for second, 1000 for third, 500 for fourth, and 250 for fifth, plus tuition and medals across multiple stages culminating in a New York final broadcast.
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America
Atwater Kent Foundation
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
United States
Central Broadcasting
New York
Foundation
Harmony Barrett Rogers Called to Comanche for Illness
The article notes Harmony Barrett Rogers was summoned to Comanche due to Mrs. Rogers illness at her daughter's home. It lists visits by multiple families including Miss Joe McGalliard of Prarie, Mrs. Hollis Rogers, Mr. G Spearman of Dallas, Augustus Brown, Darrus Brown, Mrs. Vernon Boyd and Virginia, and others. Rain delayed threshing originally set for Monday.
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Barrett Rogers
Comanche
D. A. Brown
Zett Edwards
Vernon Boyd
Virginia
J. J. Rogers
H. B. Rogers
Code Murpheys
White Point
Z. T. Edwards
Mary Rogers
C. W. Rutherford and Sons
George Gober
Zim Rogers
Mercer Gap
Hollis Rogers
Millard McGalliard
Fleming
Community Notes From Gap and Nearby Towns
Local residents report light rain last week in Gap. Odessa and Ruby Parker visited Gap Friday afternoon. Nellie Armstrong improved after a week of illness. Rance Moore and parents visited their kin Friday. Thurman White and E L White with M J Martin traveled to Comanche and Sidney on business Wednesday. J A Rogers ill from a snakebite. Eugene Moore limited by a burn. Rena Rogers attended Gap on important business. Jack Garrett and R L Moore called on J J Parker’s family Thursday. Clark Huddleston visiting R P Moore. Joe Garrett of Sipe Springs visited C L White’s household Sunday. Fred Johnson of Sidney spent Sunday with C L White.
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Odessa
Ruby Parker
Gap
Nellie Armstrong
Rance Moore
R P Moore
Thurman White
E.L. White
M.J. Martin
Sidney
J. A. Rogers
Eugene Moore
Rena Rogers
Jack Garrett
R. L. Moore
J. J. Parker
Clark Huddleston
R. P. Moore
Joe Garrett
Sipe Springs
M. A. Parker
Fred Johnson
C. L. White
Rain Helps Farmers Amid Winds In Texas County
The Sunday night rain aided farmers as hot winds threatened crops. Local residents travel between Coleman Proctor Breckenridge and nearby towns visiting relatives and enjoying social gatherings.
Community Notes Bring Visits And Obituary News
Jim Isaacs of Shamrock spent Monday with sister Mrs. Bob McNutt. Ned Reed visited Sunday evening. Henry Johnson of Gorman visited Dry Beaty weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price of Dublin stayed with Johnnie McNutt last week. Uncle Frank Williford attended the Comanche banquet Monday night. M. G. Ray died Friday night and was laid to rest Saturday at Zion Hill cemetery Rev. Jesse Tiner officiating. Rev. Cox of Hasse preached his monthly appointment. Local farmers welcomed a rain Sunday night aiding corn and feed crops.
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Jim Isaacs
Shamrock
Bob McNutt
Ned Reed
Henry Johnson
Gorman
Dry Beaty
Tom Price
Dublin
Johnnie McNutt
Frank Williford
Comanche
M. G
Manuel) Ray
Zion Hill Cemetery
Jesse Tiner
Ray
Vandyke
Cox
Hasse
Baptist Church
Window Glass Sold At Higginbothams Lumber Yard
All size window glass available at Higginbothams Lumber Yard announced for home repairs and construction projects.
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Higginbotham’s
Treasury offers 3 percent Second Liberty Bond exchange
Notice to holders of Second Liberty Loan bonds details a new United States Treasury bond issue dated June 15 1927 at 3 percent interest maturing in twenty years, callable after sixteen years. Exchange at par available for a limited period, with accrued interest paid as of June 15 1927.
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United States Treasury
Ben's
Trust Companies
Federal Reserve Bank
Community Notes From Fellowship Area
Farmers finish oats cutting and move to planting. Dave Tinney visits with parents Mr and Mrs J A Tinney. Clyde Tate and daughter Francis Anne of Turkey visit relatives. Community members attended events in Comanche and Newburg. Ms E C Tinney shows rapid improvement. Mrs John Reese spent Sunday with Mrs E C Tinney.
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Dave Tinney
Pioneer
J. A. Tinney
Clyde Tate
Francis Anne
Turkey
Comanche
Newburg
E. C. Tinney
John Reese
E. C. Tiney
White Point Summer Conference Announced for June 25 26
The notice invites a large crowd to the next quarterly conference at an unspecified place on June 25 and 26. It urges better Sunday School revival and increased interest and asks attendees to bring guests next Sunday.
Five percent loan promise from the federal loan association
The treasurer outlines a five percent loan scheme via the federal loan association. Details emphasize affordable credit for members and potential terms. The notice signals broader access to low interest finance through the organization.
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R. G. Huffman
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Ranger
Oklahoma
Lofton Skinner
John Wilson
Carine
Stephenville
Campbell
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Arlis King
Board Church
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Great Lakes
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Elmer H. Jordan
D. P. A. Frisco
E. 9Th
Fort Worth
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Treasury
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
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Selma Meissner
Harrison Ave
Beaumont
Cardus
White
Seewa
Ee Eral Orm Loan Association
Sitta
Center Ave
J. M. Cochran
F. & M. Bank
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