Comanche Social Notes and Weekend Visitors
W. P. Duckett and family left for Merkel and West Texas points. Many relatives and friends visited Comanche weekend including Mrs. Palmer from Fort Worth, the Graingers from Brady, the Kemp family for Corpus Christi trip, and several with ties to Georgetown and Dallas. Attendees at local events included Lions Club members and church delegates from Kerrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Duckett
Merkel
West Texas
Evan Palmer
Fort Worth
Mr. Palmer
W. W. Cox
Brady
Comanche
L. BE. Grainger
J. H. Kemp
Corpus Christi
Gulf Coast
John &. Hoff
Abilene
Eirnest Strafley
George
Clark
Parks
Texas
Vera
Jowell
Gray Maye
Gorman
Comanen
Flora Clarke
Beryl Johnson
Stephenville
Johnson
Presbyterian Church
Kerrville
Janet Holmes
Busenia de Marcus
State Convention of the Christians
Glen Rose
R. C. Taylor
Dennison
Will F. Morris
Travis
Pauline Powell
Dallas
Tom Fowler
Jayton
W. D. Jenkins
L. Webb
Mr. Webb
Mr. Morris
Wichita Falls
D. T. Stacy
Coleman
J. H. Bryson
J. G. Taylor
Houston
N. A. Palmer
John Gullivan
Henry Crawford
Brownwood
I. N. Wilcoxin
Geneva Webb
Otto Williamson
Lila Mae
Hilda Jeanne
Snyder
H. H. Huddleston
A. B. Cox
Gustine
Joe Marshall
Sealey Weathers
Ranger
Bob Stanton
Llano
Jerry Krauss
Betty
New York
Camille Switzer
Boulder
Colorado
George Burns
Comanche Woman Grows Fourth Pound Figs From Old Tree
Mrs. Bess Dunn of Comanche has produced figs weighing a fourth of a pound each from a ten year old tree. The plant bears multiple bushels annually and yields extra large fruits for several years, despite old wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Dunn
Comanche
Sunday School and Services at Sidney Creek and White Point
Comanun Circuit announces Sunday School at Sidney Creek and White Point at 10 AM and 3 PM. Dr Dodson speaks on Methodist Doctrine. Friday talks on Apostasy and Jesus baptism explore church truth. Pastor J B Weathers invites all to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanun
Synday School
Sidney
Tadtian Creek
White Point
Mettine
Siiney
Dodson
Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Weathers
Choir Reorganizes Officers for Monthly Singings
The local choir re organized with W P Magness as president Jewell Cox as vice president Mrs Sadie Kemp as secretary Jim Raskin named music director Velma Tones and Leota Magness as pianist The first and third Sunday afternoons of each month will host singing sessions All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Magness
Jewell Cox
Sadie Kemp
Jim Raskin
Velma Tones
Leota Magness
F. W. Strickland
Gustine
Amon Morgan
Wil
C. R. Middleton
S. J. Isham
Mya. R. L. Sneath
J. F. Williams
Baby
Fort Worth
Tabernacle Services Draw Strong Attendance and Comfort
Sunday night marked the first tabernacle night service with high attendance in a cool, comfortable setting. Pews from the old church provided seating and special music is planned for both services next Sunday as outdoor worship continues. Pastor R J LaPrade invites all to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
R. J, LaPrade
Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy Endorsed by Dentists
Dentists recommend Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy to treat sore gums despite advanced pyorrhea. The ad claims it can save health, with druggists offering a money back guarantee if it fails. William Reese Co. Durham Pharmacy markets the product and advises combining with other beattie remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leto
Wm. Reese Co
Durham Pharmacy
Local Visitors and Relatives Gather in Fort Worth Region
Mrs. Nora Neal of Dallas and Harold Neal of Fort Worth visit Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Neal while John White and children from Fort Worth return home after a visit with relatives. Several locals travel to nearby towns for family stays and sermons this week.
Card of Thanks for Neighborly Support After Loss
We express appreciation to neighbors and friends for kindness after our loss caused by the high water. Your sympathy is a great consolation. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cunningham
Comanche Students Named in Tarleton Summer Enrollment
Comanche County is home to 67 of 624 summer school students at Tarleton. The list includes Mildred Adcock Elizabeth Aldridge Zora Baker Ada Barnes Stella Bennett Trene Brown W N Reid C M Caraway Adina Caroll Ima Carter Inez Carter Bennie Chatham Edith Clark Perry Cook Connie Couch Dorma Crain Oma Davis Lloyd Dixon Dale Farrow Morris Farrow Rosa Fisher Aileen Foster Lloyd Walbrooks Erlean Billey Mrs D E Tnover Avdie Hulsey Fula Hulsey Francis Jenkins Lucille Jones Nellie Jones Hubert Kelly Olaf Tan Wayne LaRoane R V Lesley Dora McPhail Neva Maret Mrs Grace Nichols I La Pettit Be Pilcher Maude Pinson Emma Poteet Katy Poteet Lettie Rackley Mrs One Robertson Odell Robbin Mre C SS Ross Ollie Sloan Pearl Sloan Reyrkekie Paul Starkie Clif Thomas F Thome Parmond Van Zandt Mrs Raymond Van Zandt Cora Wall Vane Welch Vernon Welch Arra Whatley agnes Wilkinson LaVerne Williams
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Tarleton
John Tarleton
Comance County
Mildred Adcock
Elizabeth Aldridge
Thesel Allen
Zora Baker
Ada Barnes
Stella
Bennett
Trene Brown
W. N. Reid
C. M. Caraway
Adina Caroll
Ima Carter
Inez Carter
Bennie Beatrice Chatham
Edith Mozzelle Clark
Perry T. Cook
Connie Mae Couch
Dorma Crain
Oma Mae Davis
Lloyd Dixon
Dale Farrow
Morris Farrow
Rosa Fisher
Aileen Foster
W. P. Brown
Anna Grece Foster
Aenes Gordon
Myrtle Gregory
Lloyd Walbrooks
Erlean Billey
D. FE. Tnover
Avdie Hulsey
Fula Hulsey
Francis Jenkins
Lucille Jones
Nellie Ek Jones
Hubert Kelly
Olaf Tane
Wayne T LaRoane
R. V. Lesley
Dora Gace McPhail
Neva Maret
Grace Nichols
la Pettit
Be Pilcher
Maude Pinson
Emma Poteet
Katy Poteet
Lettie Rackley
One Robertson
Odell Robbin
SS. Ross
Ollie Sloan
Pearl Sloan
Tneh Statom
Rey ‘Inrkeie
Paul Starkie
Clif Thomas
Ff Thome Parmond van Zandt
Raymond van Zandt
Cora Wall
Vane Welch
Vernon Welch
Arra Lee Whatley
Gnes Wilkinson
LaVerne Williams
Pails to Raise Cabbage Record in Local Race
Joe Jones sought to boost Comanche’s cabbage record by bringing 13.25 pounds of produce to the office on Monday. Learning De Leon had already hit 19 pounds, he returned home to grow more cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
de Leon
Joe Jones
Jones
Community Notes From Local Churches and Nearby Visits
Local residents attend services and visits across towns including Spur Fort Worth Brownwood and Comanche. Families gather for birthdays showers and weekend visits with relatives and friends.
Firemen Attend Ice Cream Supper and Meeting
Comanches firemen held a Monday night gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Sanders of Ow Confectionery with Wray and Cormany of Dublin assisting The event distributed cans to members and featured short talks by J B Alborn and Mr Scwab of the State Fire Department City Council members also attended An upcoming memorial service for the firemen was announced by Rev Gordon Barrett at the Baptist Church on Sunday evening June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanches
Ed Sanders
Wray and Cormany
Dublin
Scwab
State Fire Department
Gordon Barrett
Baptist Church
Local residents join relatives in various towns this week
Mrs Doyle H Millerd of Coleman spent the weekend in Com eoswehe with her parents Mr and Mrs ORR Dillard. Adela Martin of Brownwood and S T Smith of Coleman are visiting Cam anche with their parents. Additional notes mention Van Raye and a Ford Mechanic School in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle H. Millerd
Coleman
Orr Dillard
Nillard
Adela Martin
Brownwood
S& T
Smith
Camanche
Mra
Less Nilbein
Sethet van Raye
Ford Mechanic School
Dallas
Miss Kilpatrick Fetes Bride-Elect With Garden Bridge Party
Miss Ruth Kilpatrick was honored on Thursday afternoon before her marriage on Saturday with a three table bridge party hosted by Mrs. J. B. Chilton. Decorations were natural on the porch and in the flower garden where guests later moved to the garden for a salad course. Mrs. John D. Waring won tea guest drawing and received a basket of red dahlias. the bride-to-be received gladiolas. Mrs. J. D. Slack had high score, rewarded with red dahlias, and Miss Johnsie Cunningham received yellow dahlias for low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kilpatrick
J. B. Chilton
John D. Waring
J. D. Slack
Johnsie Cunningham
Local Briefs From Dublin Area Include Obituary and School Notes
Lampasas resident John Johnson 60 was buried in Toliver cemetery after living in the area for years. Lamkin family and neighbors report visitors and relatives, including Mrs Tine Branham and daughters Jewell and Lucille. The school board hired Supt Ed Philips of Hico and teachers Miss Alda Morton Mareum Shockley Ronnie Belle Moore and Mrs Rd Philips for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine Branham
Jewell
Lucille
Dublin
John Johnson
Lampasas
Toliver Cemetery
Johnson
New Mexico
Jim Johnson
Booker Neel
J. J. Cantrell
Hollie
Marcum Shockley
M. D. Carmichael
Mollie Herring
Hamilton
Ed Philips
Hico
Alda Morton
Mareum Shockley
Ronnie Belle Moore
Rd Philips
Mrs. S A Duckett and Daughter Visit Talia Relative
Mrs. S A Duckett and her daughter Miss Louise of Talia are visiting her sister Mrs. W. 2. Duckett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S A. Duckett
Louise of
Talia
W. 2. Duckett
Kilpatrick Bride Weds Frank F Stone at First Presbyterian
Miss Mary Ruth Kilpatrick daughter of Howard Kilpatrick wed Frank F Stone of Lubbock in a Saturday morning ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The bridal party wore formal pastels, with music by Mrs. D Charles Clarke and Mrs. Harold Teague, and Rev B K Tenney officiated. Afterward the couple left for Lubbock to establish their home, with out-of-town guests listed from Cisco, Canadian, McKinney, and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lawson
Fort Worth
Comanche
Dora Greene
Ilena Owen
Harmony
Dallas
Eugenia Gray
Glen Rose
Stone-Kilpatrick
Laura Lu Waring
Grace Kilpatrick
Vivian
Bobbie
Cisco
al Long
McKinney
George Burns
Catherine Clarke
Brownwood
Toppie Teague
B. K. Tenney
Jewel Taylor
Shirley Gage
Jerry Couey
Junetium
C. V Caver
J. C. McPherson
Bellinger
Lee Campbell
W. W. Cox
Blanche Grainger
Ruby Dudley
S M. U
Hollister
Missouri
P. K. Mackey
Mary Francis
Ringling Okla
Earl
Prarie Pipe Line CO
J. B. Nabers
San Angelo
J. D
Ferman Truitt
Pine Hill
Alabama
William Cunningham
Austin
Louise Calloway
Browwood
Mary Ruth Kilpatrick
Howard Kilpatrick
Frank F Stone
Lubbock
First Presbyterian Church
W W Kilpatrick
A. R. Long
Elizabeth Scurry
Harold Teague
First Presbyterian Church of
D. Charles Clarke
Clarke
Harmon Howard
Canadian
B. K. Tenny
DUSTER MAN GROWS BIGGER CABBAGE
J D Holmes of the Duster community produced a record cabbage head weighing 19 34 pounds. He used commercial fertilizer and plans more large cabbage heads. Heavy rains in the De Leon section have boosted crop yields across fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Holmes
Duster
Holmes
de Leon
Star Telegram
Local Clergy and Visitors Hospitality Notes
VANDYKE fer, Raney of Grandbury filled his monthly appointment as pastor at the Freewill Church Saturday. Ammi Tiner and Loys Samuels visited at Ranger Friday and Saturday. Miss Emma Tullos of Fort Worth is spending a fortnight with her father and mother Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tullos. Walter Byford of San Saba visited relatives Monday. Mrs. F. M. Tiner visited her daughter Mrs. G. E. Boynton at Logans Gap and attended church at Brysonville Sunday. John Easely of Sweetwater visited his father Rev. R. B. Easely Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Henderson
Baptist Church
Ernest Allen
Goss Cobb
Spur
Sidney
Homer Bryant
Clara Haynes
Fort Worth
C. S. London
Inez
Brownwood
Luke Reeves
Joe Reeves
Dublin
Gus Hall
Charlotte Switzer
Curry Wiley
Jim Harris
Bangs
Lee Stewart
J. W. Irby
Comanche
the Methodist Church
Claud Moore
Abilene
W. F. Moore
Ben Nix
G. W. Carey
Cross Plains
Frieda Knudson
McMurry
Jones Chapel
Mary Smith
Joe and
Maud Dabney
J. D. Smoot
Epperson
Frank Foster
Norman
Oklahoma
H. D. Lightsey
Lawrence Keller
Little Son
R. C. Dabney
B. F. Teague
Luling
Texas
Lelia Hicks
Frank Baker
Mary Baker
Ruby Lightsey
Letrice Foff
John Tarneton College of Sienville
H. M. Bettis
Lawrence Kell
Jack Knox
J. A Bettis
Maude Dabney
Karl Stewart
Vandyke Fer
Raney
Grandbury
Freewill
Ammi Tiner
Loys Samuels Visted
Ranger
Emma Tullos
J. A. Tullos
Walter Byford
San Saba
F. M. Tiner
G. E. Boynton
Logans Gap
Brysonville
John Easely
Sweetwater
R. B. Easely
Thursay
Public School Officials Elected in County
W. L. Oliver of Johnson County is elected Superintendent at Sipe Springs and Ruth Naylor of Stephenville is named principal. Mattie J. Saunders wins at Buffalo and Irene Brown is named at DeLeon Briar Grove. Roberson Springs vote July 22 on raising school tax to 75 cents. St Joe vote July 6 to 74 cents. Comanche hosts August 5–15 educational rally for trustees and teachers. A and M Short Course at College Station July 29–Aug 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Oliver
Johnson County
Sipe Springs
Oliver
North Texas Teachers’ College
Ruth Naylor
Stephenville
Mattie J. Saunders
Buffalo
Irene Brown
DeLeon
Briar Grove
Roberson Springs
St. Joe
Comanche
Supt
Walker
Freemason Officers Named in Lodge Roster
DeLeon I C 0 F J H Rhodes Chancellor Commander D C Norton Vice Chancellor FE L Smith Prelate F H Linder Master of Works S R Upshaw KR of S A A Hansford M of FP B J Pittman M of E C EB George M of A W EB Howell inner guard Charley Morris Lodge Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rhodes
D. C. Norton
FE. L. Smith
F. H. Linder
S. R. Upshaw
K. Rk
A. A. Hansford
B. J. Pittman
EB George
W. EB. Howell
Charley Morris
Miss Clarice Carter Undergoes Operation in Germany
Miss Clarice Carter was taken to a German hospital on Saturday where she underwent an operation.
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Oo AS Wention
John White
Nora Neal
Harold Neal
R. W. Neal
Nora Smith
Childress
M. C. Lane
W. L. Jackson
Texan
T. R. Lacy
Mise Jewel Parson
Claude Bryson Chastain
Rising Star
T. D. Parson
Olaf Lane
Ralph Statom
Wayne LaRoque
John Tarleton College
J. R. Henderson
Blanket
W. L. Bryant
K. D. Jones
Blackwell
Blackwell Sanitarium
Ed Stiffler
T. J. Carr
J. B. Lacy
Fayette Booker
J. B. Cooper
Billy Hilley
W. M. Hilley
Lester Cooper
J. C. M. Lusk
Emory Lusk
Pioneer
Jim McCullough
Farstly
Flectra
Ralph Hensburn
Constance
Kelen Vwokite
Hazel
Stsadhe Johnson
Cf ‘Ollen Institute
Tdustrial Poolarch
Rex Research
Miss Kilpatrick
Lamkin
Kilpatrick ‘Stone
Betty Lee
Ash
College Station
DeLeon I. C
General Electric
Radio Electric Shop
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