Ardell Williams Addresses District Voters In Campaign Statement
Ardell Williams, candidate for District Attorney of the 52nd Judicial District, which includes Coryell Comanche and Hamilton Counties, presents his candidacy. He notes his Hamilton County roots, legal training, and 1930 Hamilton County post as former County Attorney. He pledges law enforcement without fear or favor, cooperation with sheriffs, term limits of two, and a balanced, non-personal campaign focused on merit. He declares no political faction ties, pledges impartial grand jury review, speedy trials, and fearless prosecution of all offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
52Nd Judicial District
62Nd Judicial District
Coryell, Comanche
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Texas
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
Cumberland Law School
Lebanon, Tenn
Bar of
Herty
Monesty
T Am
Voure
Ardell Williams
County Agent Calls Pecan Growers Meeting Dates
County Agent J A Barton schedules important pecan growers meetings at Como and Leon at 2 p m on June 27 and June 28 to discuss adjusted compensation from the government.
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Pecan Growers
Comanche
Te Leon
J. A. Barton
Comanche County Primaries Face Candidate Fee Assessments
Comanche County Executive Committee set about 1600 in fees for the two primaries. Each office’s assessment split among candidates, with seven percent of estimated salary guiding totals. Legislation caps set at one dollar per candidate for state legislature.
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Comanche County
Executive Committee
Comanche
Counrt
Sheriff’s
Commissioners
F. H. McCarty
Office of Justice of Peace
Justice Office
de Leon
Justice of Peace
Young People to Render Program at Presbyterian Church
The Young People’s League of the Presbyterian Church presents a program at the church Sunday evening at 7 15 led by Miss Catherine Clarke. The lineup includes songs and a devotional titled The Quiet Hour with speakers Catherine McClary Tom Hutchison J B Dunbar and others. A business meeting follows and an invitation extends to join in the hour of worship. Corsicana visitors Mrs L T Shook and daughters Roberta and Charlotte visit J B Lavne’s parents.
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Young People’s League of the Presbyterian Church
Catherine Clarke
Catherine McClarv
Tom Hutchison
J. B. Dunpar
Lollie Coleman
Mary Hutchison
Buzz Cauley
J. B. Carnes
Estelle Morgan
Elizabeth Tate
Guy Davis
L. T. Shook
Roberta and
Charlotte
Corsicana
Mrs. J. B. Lavne
Bedroom makeover nets grand prize for Zephyr girl
Kathryn Fisher of Zephyr describes transforming a junk room into an attractive bedroom on a budget under 27 dollars. With family help she added windows and storage, refinished furniture, created study space, curtains, and decor, winning the county bedroom contest judged by Gertrude Blodgett of College Station.
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Comanche County
Kathryn Fisher
Zephyr
Brown County
Gertrude Blodgett
College Station
Miss Fisher
Brownwood Bulletin
Easles
Alan
Mrs Sands Adds Another Winner to List of Stories
Dallas writer Cather ine Carroll Sands of 410 South Ravina drive earns fourth prize in a Paul Hurd short story contest for Flight set on the Texas border. Her career spans plays a novel and features. past honors include Oak Cliff Little Theater prizes and National League of American Pen Women mentions. She is drafting a 99000 word novel and recently had a radio play The Sequel aired. She is active with Dallas Pen Women and the Texas branch of the National League of American Pen Women.
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Catherine Carroll Sands
Comanche
Mildred Knox Doyle
Dallas Journal
South Ravina Drive
Dallas
Paul Hurd
Southwest
Oak Iiff Little Theater
Playwrights of the Southwest
Oak Cliff High School
The
Cliff Players
Marcia Goodwin
Herbert Branch
National League of American Pen Women
Vlav
Timgs
Kinney Couple Welcome Son Nenree Ray
Mr and Mrs Kinney announce the birth of a son Nenree Ray to Stam ford of the Wirth reported Friday. The family resides with relatives in the area and the new parents are pleased with the healthy delivery.
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Genree Marke
Stamford
Nenree Ray
Fridey
O. A. Kinney
Mrs L R Brightman Visits Coleman
Mrs L R Brightman is visiting in Coleman, staying with relatives and enjoying local sights during a brief family visit.
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Mrs. L. R. Brightman
Coleman
Bacteria Danser Is Pointed Out
The article notes that heat kills bacteria and cold temperatures prevent dormant bacteria from developing. It credit Pasteur with discovering microbes and explains Pasteurization and cold preservation as methods to curb disease and decay.
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Bacteria Danser
W. P. Murphy
Texas Power & Light Company
Leeuwenhoek
Pasteur
Lampasas County Loses Blanton in Redistricting
An editorial from The Lampasas Record praises Hon. Tom Blanton and laments Lampasas County being removed from the 17th Congressional district. It lauds Blanton as a tireless advocate for the common people, noting his long service, accessibility, and cross‑party support, and urging readers in new districts to elect him.
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Lampasas Record
Tom Blanton
Lampsas County
E. M. Pharr
The
Record
Texas
Lampasas County
Thomas L. Blanton
Blanton
Tampesas County
Washington
Refrigeration urged to guard food safety across homes
U S Department of Agriculture samples show milk at 40 degrees remains stable while at 60 degrees for 48 hours it explodes to 35 011 111 bacteria per cubic centimeter. Dr R S Copeland warns danger to human stomach if temperatures rise. Bulletin 744 says keep milk at 50 degrees or below from production to consumption. Electric refrigeration cited as essential, with over five million American homes already equipped and sales rising.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
R. S. Copeland
U. S
Copeland
Department of Agriculture
Pr. Copeland
W. P. Murphy
Texas Power & Light Company
Entertains Club honors Mary Dingwall with bridge evening
Miss Mary Dingwall was host to the Thursday Nite Club last Thursday at Miss Iva Hart's home, entertaining with three labels of bridge. High score trophy went to Miss Minnie Elkins and the consolation prize to Miss Iva Hart. Out of town guests included Mrs. Travis Cunningham of Rising Star and Mrs. John Kimbel of Gorman. A salad course was served.
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Mary Dingwall
Iva Hart
Minnie Elkins
Travis Cunningham
Rising Star
John Kimbel
Gorman
Millions of Dollars in Gold and Jewelry Buyback Offer
The U S Government will pay $385 per ounce for gold and related valuables. Citizens nationwide are urged to mail any old jewelry, broken gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, or dental gold to the Gold Smelting & Refinery Co in Los Angeles for cash. Returns offered if not satisfied with the check.
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U. S
Gold Smelting & Refinery CO
South Broadway
Los Angeles
Calif
Pentecostal Revival Set at Comanche Church
The Pentecostal Full Gospel Revival opens Sunday evening July 1 at Comanche Pentecostal Church. Rev. F. L. Joiner and wife from Fife Texas and Rev. H. F. Wilkins from Eastland will conduct the meeting. Committee invites all to attend.
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Comanche
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