Annual Meeting of Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
The Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association will hold its annual meeting in Dallas on June 28 1926 at 11 am to elect directors and officers for the coming year. N H Payne notes the election results will be announced and a new five year agreement will be signed to support operations, with plans to handle more cotton in 1926 27. County members are urged to attend and notify Payne. Also listed is a for sale notice for 36 acres north of Comanche part of the T R Randall farm with house and improvements, priced at 60 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Dallas
N. H. Payne
Payne
Association
T. R. Randall
Otis Brown
Irving
Texas
Local Visitors and Clergy Visit Stag Creek Area
The text lists numerous social visits and church services in Stag Creek and nearby towns. It notes Rev. McQuater and Rev. Hart delivering sermons, plus residents and guests from Memphis Sid ney Silvertown and DeLeon visiting relatives and attending gatherings. Names include LaRoque Moore Hood Hood Lissia Cox Weaver and others with weekend travels and local ranch work mentioned.
Indian Mountain Gossip Notes from Local Families
The report mentions Martin McDaniel visiting the Chambers family on Wednesday. Clara and Annie Chambers stayed with Mrs. Alice Moore on Saturday night. Grandpa Dukes underwent a serious operation and is in a German hospital. Visitors include C. L. Chambers and family to Ranger to see Mrs. Boen. Alice Moore and Mrs. Boen in Sipe Springs. H. C. Anderson of Sipe Springs spent the day with the Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zirs
Martin McDaniel
W. J. Chambers
Clara
Annie Chambers
Alice Moore
Grandpa Dukes
C. L. Chambers
Ranger
Chamber
A. J. Boen
Sipe Springs
H. C. Anderson
Methodist revival draws crowd at Comanche tabernacle
A growing Methodist revival at the Comanche tabernacle attracts large crowds since starting last Sunday. Rev. J. M. Wynne leads daily sermons with Rev. B. B. Edmiston assisting. the program includes choir, high school orchestra, and children and youth meetings. The revival continues through next week with daily morning and evening services and a Sunday men’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Tabernacle
Big Tabernacle
J. M. Wynne
B. B. Edmiston
Onward Move
Wynne
Comanche
Miston
Edmiston
Local notices from Comanche area church and visitors
Rev Ray led services Sunday with Epworth League program and visitors. Several social visits recorded including families from Comanche, Fleming, Gustine and Sidney. Aunt Caroline Stewart ill. Miss Beetha Bean and Miss Selma Zschiesche visitors at White Point. Roy Hicks left for Crosscut to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Epworth League
Caroline Stewart
Coleman
Bessie Jones
Comanche
Beetha Bean
Ethel Stewart
Murill
Imogene Ray
Lettie Mewborn
Fox
Marie of
King
A. L. Bowman
White Point
Selma Zschiesche
Ruby
Ernest Stewart
Emory Way
Lois Love
Gustine
Wheeton
R. A. Allen
Irvin Pinkard
Judge Ridgell Seeks Reappointment in Eastland
Hon. Thomas B. Ridgell associate justice of the Court of Civil Appeals of Eastland was in Comanche yesterday promoting his bid for the office he holds. He was appointed to the judgeship by Governor Ferguson a little over a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Ridgell
Court of Civil Appeals of
Eastland
Comanche
Judge Ridgell
Ferguson Little
Local Dots and Dashes From Soda Springs Church Notes
Rev Slate filled his regular appointment at Taylors Chapel Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Garner Loyd and daughter Olene visited Mrs Loyds parents in Comanche this week. T N Carter of Comanche visited this community Saturday night and Sunday. Hoyt Vineyard Curley Smart and Miss Beulah Daniels Eugenia Beck attended Bible singing Sunday night. O M Stephens returned to Breckenridge after visiting her mother W W Gressett. Bayless of Merkel returned home after visiting daughter Mrs William Layd. T K Ladd and wife spent the weekend in Morgan. Chas Lee of Comanche spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller White
Francis
Lois, Creath
Memphis
Ira Whatley
Custer
Artis
Jessie Hood
Don Welch
John Stephenson
DeLeon
Lester Pittman
Callaway Ranch
Comanche
Hugh Moore
Walnut
Jessie Chambers
Melba Lyne
Near Gap
Rev. Slate
Taylors Chapel
Garner Loyd
Olene
Breckenridge
W. W. Gressett
Bayless of
Merkel
William Layd
T. K. Ladd
Morgan
Chas. Lee
Chapman
Vineyard Howell Nuptials Link Comanche Couples
Frank Vineyard and Jewell Howell wed Saturday evening at 6 o clock in Rev J L Ray s home. Jewell, daughter of Sam and Mrs Howell, grew up in Comanche and attended high school there. Frank, son of I M and Mrs Vineyard, works at Comanche Wholesale Grocery. An informal reception followed at the groom s parents home hosted by Mrs John Carpenter. The couple will reside with Mr and Mrs I M Vineyard in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Vineyard
Jewell Howell
J. L. Ray
Sam Howell
Comanche
I. M. Vineyard
Pelicans Take Lead In Bell Week League
The Pelicans known as Team No 2 moved ahead in the local baseball race by defeating the Owls 6 to 2 on Friday. The standings show Pelicans 5 1 834 ahead of Cats 3 4 428 and Owls 4 3 571 with Montezumas 6 2 50. Week results and lineups for Team No 2 and Cats are listed with players Gilliam Dillard Elmick House Durham Magness Stewart Cunningham Edwards and for Cats Pulliam Wilkinson Martin Burt Arthur Williams Wetzel Duncan Holmes. The next key game features Pelicans versus Owls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelicans
Team No. 2
Owls
Fighting Cats
New York Yankees
Cats
Montezumas
Gilliam
Dillard
Elmick
House
Durham
Magness
Stewar
Cunningham
Edwards
Pulliam
Wilkinson
Martin
Burt
Arthur
Williams
Wetzel
Duncan
Holmes
Slim Norwood
Mason
P. Williams
Fromme
Brooks
Carnes
Vanzant
Thomas
Hooper
Millican
T. Mason
Stewart
Formine
J. Millican
G. Williams
Dodson
Morris
More Young on May Enter C. M. T. C.
J. B. Allcorn announces that the Eighth Corps Areas quota for the Citizens Military Training Camps has been slightly increased. He is chairman of the Military Training Camps Association for Comanche County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Allcorn
Military Training Camps Association
County of
Comanche
Eighth Corps
County Seeks Applicants for Free 30 Day Training Camp
Increased vacancies open for young men from the county to join Uncle Sam's free 30 days outdoor training. Apply at once as spaces fill quickly. County applicants are sent to the Camp at San Antonio Texas. Obtain application blanks from J. K. Albarn, County Chairman, Comanche Texas. Immediate action urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
San Antonio
Texas
Hasse News Highlights Local Movements and Visits
Miss Dann Butler Olive and Mr Bill attend North Texas State Teachers College in Denton. Carl Williford visits family from Abi lene. Bertha Williford visits friends in Denton. Dunn Butler Virgil Butler and Walton Butler travel to Denton. Inez Williford Theola Dunn stay with Odell family in Comanche. Mary Louise Pearce Aline White drive to Comanche. Elmer Davis Jimmie Cogdell stay with White family in Hasse. Roy Tubbs welcome baby Bobby Joyce. Donaho and Alita visit Loy Tubbs family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann Butler
Olive
Bill
Horace White
North Texas State Teacher's College
Denton
Carl Williford
Colere
Abilene
Hasse
Bertha Williford
Golda
Bertha Williford Dunn
Virgil Butler
Walton Butler
Inez Williford
Theola Dunn
Jess Odell
Comanche
Mises Mary Louise Pearce
Aline White
Elmer Davis
Jimmie Cogdell
Granbury
C. J. White
Roy Tubbs
Bobby Joyce
Donaho
Alita
Loy Tubbs
Comanche Briefs include local visits and obituaries
Anton Rauhut returns from the University of Texas with a notable student record. Visitors include Joe Tannehill and daughters Pearl and Alta Jarris of Silver City New Mexico. Miss Nola West of Breckenridge and Miss Shelby Dixon host visits. Mrs H N Goodson and daughters visit Brownwood. Ruth Kilpatrick departs for Canyon City to attend West Texas State Teachers College summer school. E P Woodruff visits his Brownwood relatives. Elmer Webb and Fannie Palmer of Houston visit the Palmer home. C S Brumlee a former Gustine citizen dies in Burkburnett. body arrives in Comanche and interment in Gustine. Voight Fugatt of Abilene travels to Gustine for Brumlee funeral. Friends of J C C Martin note serious illness in Lubbock after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Rauhut
Texas
Joe Tannehill
Pearl
Alta Jarris
Silver City
N. M
Comanche
Nola West
Breckenridge
Shelby Dixon
H. N. Goodson
Berta
Jeffie Thomas
Brownwood
Ruth Kilpatrick
Canyon City
West Texas State Teachers College
E. P. Woodruff
N. A. Palmer
Elmer Webb
Fannie Palmer
Houston
WN. A. Palmer
C. S. Brumlee
Gustine
Burkburnett
Frisco
Voight Fugatt
Abilene
J. C. C. Martin
Lubbock
Fine crops seen around Gustine
A Chief representative toured Gustine on Tuesday and reported crops en route that brightened outlooks. Oats reached near shoulder height, corn looked rich and black, cotton described as fine, with gardens heavy in vegetables. Among visited farms was Forrest Bolton’s, noted as up to date with clean crops and expected large yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine
Forrest Bolton
Bolton
Llano River verses from G A Beeman near Junction
The piece notes G A Beeman, a retired businessman over 80, spent days on the Llano River near Junction at the V bar H Ranch. His poem praises nature’s solace, contrasting rural beauty with corrupt city life and praising God, the landscape, and wealth from the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Beeman
Llano
Junction
The
Junction Eagle
Eagle
Comanche
Dallas
Patchfords Visit Sallisaw Pair in Comanche
Mr and Mrs H D Patchford of Sallisaw Oklahoma arrived in Comanche last week to visit Mrs Patchfords sister Mrs Howard Kilpatrick. Mr Patchford returned home early this week with Mrs Patchford remaining a week or two longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Patchford
Sallisaw
Oklahoma
Comanche
Patchford
Howard Kilpatrick
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H. H. Hardin
Stag Creek
Methodist Meeting
Soda Springs
Howell
Atlantic Coast
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Historic
New England
Mr. Jesup
E. H. Jordan
East 9Th St
Ft. Worth
Texa
Llano River
Pennant
H. Donaho
Texas CO
Comanche, Texas
Wm. Reese Drug Co
Barry Brothers
Elizabeth
Betty”) Clark
Cedars
Delaware
Philadelphia
Betty
Washington
White House
Caeiidge
Backstrom
Rex
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