Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Sunday
The Rambo and Hodge families marked a golden wedding anniversary at Comanche with a family dinner for fifty. Mr. and Mrs. Rambo, born in Mississippi and Texas respectively, celebrated fifty years of marriage with relatives and friends joining in tributes and fond memories.
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Wit
Comanche
Hubert White
Ona B. Rambo
Doyle Churchill
Gaston Elms
Carrie Rambo
W. L. Stephens
Moore
Edgar Tunnell
Stephenville
W. P. Couch
Bruna Faye Rambo
R. FE. Thompson
Gene Rambo
Rambo
Mississippi
Texas
Comanche County
Mr . Rambo
Comanche Study Club Honors McGhee With Tea Event
The Comanche Study Club hosted Mya AH. W. McGhee last Saturday at Mrs. J. B. Chilton’s home. Mrs. Chilton and guests praised McGhee for her masterful reading of Chas. Major’s The Fountain and enjoyed a tea with elegant pink decor and Hortense hospitality.
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Irs. McGhee
Comanche Study Club
AH. W. McGhee
Hant Oview
J. B. Chilt
Chilton Ok
Chilton
McCthee
D. L. Connolly
W. 8. Roberts
Brownwand
Caryell Black
Coman Shear
Treeneastie
T. J. Williams
W. G. Barrett
Inez Palmer
Minnie Cunningham
Wm. Chilton
Carroll Blas
Chri
Prater and Vauman wed in Hamilton ceremony
George Prater of Edna Hill and Miss Lela Vauehan of Carlton were married Tuesday at the residence of Rev. Vernon Shaw in Hamilton. The couple plans to reside in the Wilson community.
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George Prater
Edna Hill
Lela Vauehan
Carlton
Hamilton
Vernon Shaw
Wilson
Mrs Huddleston Hosts Baptist W M S Meeting
Mrs Huddleston hosted the Baptist W M S Saturday afternoon for the regular Mission program on Persecution and Growth of Christianity. She presented a book as a Christmas gift to the W M S from the Fielders, with assistance from Mrs Bob Ved punche and others, followed by games and refreshments at the Barnett home.
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Huddleston
Hill Hddleston
Wilson Fielder
Chengrehow
H. O
China
Bob Ved Punche
Mackssille
Aes
Ube
Eames
M. FE. Barnett
Wayne Hayes
L. L. Wilson
R. P. Harrison
Lloyd Cooke
J. L. Caraway
A. F. Green
Tom Holland
R. A. McDonald
Bobbie Skinner
Elmoistes
Bud Matthews
M. Barnett
J. O. Harrison
Washington Porty Observance Hails First President Birthday
Washington Porty hosts Thursday afternoon party honoring George Washington with Colonial costumes and red white blue decor. Eleven game tables feature tally hats passed by Martha and Jerry Shelton. High score trophies include a silver mustard jar and perfume bottles.
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Washington Porty
R. K. Shelton
Joe B. Hamilton
Washington
Shelton
C. P. St. Clair
J. B Chilton
Carroll Black
Bob Stanton
Ira Clemons
Homer Palmer
Inez Palmer
Martha Hamilton
Jerry Shelton
George
Martha Washington
FE. C. Wiesendanger
Elmo Montgomery
Local hosts honor guests with flowers and cake
Comanche hosted a warm, informal gathering Friday evening at home. Cut flowers and potted plants decorated open rooms and tables while a tray of lovel crafts and a 49 cake refreshment were served to guests. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Helmsley, Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Slider, and others.
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Comanche
Tom Helmsley
Lionel Slider
W. H. Rowland
Ray Glasscock
W. O. Herring
Mesda
W. A. Shelton
Kenneth Smith
G. A. Shelton
Georgia Huse
Will Martin
Julia Carnes
J. B Rudd
Levi Roberson
Claudia Lindsey
Stella C. Sullivan
J. R. Eanes
Friday Club hosts four tables of bridge at Satterfield home
Mrs. W. H. H. Satterfield entertained the Friday Club and guests with four tables of bridge. High score trophy went to Mrs. Jim Slack and second high to Mrs. Kenneth L. Satterfield served a salad course.
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W. HH. Satterfield
Jim Slack
Kenneth L
Mrs Lionel Slider Hosts Tuesday Club Bridge Session
Mrs Lionel Slider entertained the Tuesday Club and guests with bridge on Tuesday afternoon. Distinctive scores included Mrs Carroll Black as high among members and Mrs T F Majors as high among guests. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served.
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Worr
Lionel Slider
Carroll Black
T. FE. Majors
Birthday cake marks D V Wilson sixty first
A pink and white cake with sixty one candles signaled D. V. Wilson’s February 12 birthday as friends and relatives gathered at his home for a celebration. Guests included W. H. Loudermilk Jifford Wilson and son Vy Wess Korlevy Ollie Wilson Andy Leo Jerry Fi Mir Homer Wallend Tone and others in attendance.
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D. V. Wilson
Fyu11- Whittle
W. H. Loudermilk
Jifford Wilson
Vy Wess Korlevy
HW. W. Sent
Ollie Wilson
Andy Leo
Jerry Fi Mir
Lean
Wile
Homer Wallend Tone Ahildatie
Leas
Prayer services and church events noted in local paper
Lenton services held at Zior Letheran Church... Bettie Lubke and family vacationed in Miles San Eden. Schoen and Schoen families visited relatives from Pflugerville. Will Steinman announces birth of a son. Happy Home Makers club met March 1 with Mrs. Herman Kopp. German services at Zions Lutheran Feb 25. Arthur Nichter of Shire visited.
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John’s Leatheran
Zior Letheran
Bettie Lubke
Fata
Merline
Otto
Werewell Party Held For Mort Sullivan Jr
A farewell party was given Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs TL Wallace by Trevy Fernond Wallace Polly anna Speed Billy Lou Cameron and Mary Lou Rayburn in honor of Mort Sullivan Jr who left this week for his new home at Muleshoe. Games were enjoyed and a salad course served.
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Wagnon
A. D. Brashear
James Ming
E. G. Wells
Brownwood
Walter Wagnon
Dess Rock
Comanche
Wynon
Muleshoe
Sonewave
Iss Desstock
Clyde Ewing London
F. G. Wells
J. Waldo Carson
J. A. Rock
Stella C. Sullivan
Coreta Speed
Frank A. Reese
TL. Wallace
Trevy Fernond Wallace
Pollyanna Speed
Billy’ Lou Cameron
Mary Lou Se Rayburn
Mort Sullivan, Jr
Bures
Local Greetings Flourish in Cisco and Nearby Towns
Wilda Ellison and family of Cisco visited their relatives in Instan with Mr and Mrs Will Ellison. Frank Rhymes took a trip to Detroit last weekend. Nora St Claire and son visited Oklahoma City while Bob McGintvanl, Nettie Baker, and Mrs. Frank Pare Mills joined relatives in Mills. Brittian Rhymes visits Stephenville. Rev John W Henderson and Rev W S Fisher conducted services. Mrs Frank Rhymes spent time with Mr and Mrs Fred Cook in Rising Star. Mrs John Rye visits Trene in Knox City. Olmer Burleson of Dallas visits relatives here. Mrs Blue Morrow of Pampa visits Charlie Morrow. Mrs Frank Rhymes and children with Miss Lillie May Howland spent Friday in Stephenville.
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Wilda Ellison
Cisco
Instan
Will Ellison
Frank Rhymes
Detroit
Michigan
Nora St. Claire
Oklahoma City
Bob McGintvanl
Cash
Okla
Nettie Baker
Comanche
Frank Pare Mills
Brittian Rhymes
Wilson
Stephenville
John W. Henderson
Lillie May Howland
T A to Give Program at Grammar School
The Parent-Teachers Association presents a program at the Grammar School next Wednesday at 3 45 PM. Music by Ward School Band includes I Am The School Child by Catherine Cauley and readings by Billy Jo Edwards. Entertaining Sister's Beau features Marie Marshall and Marie Burt with readings by John Buthed. Founder's Day and The Doll Show highlight student participants Ruth Adelle Moore Tom Dick Majors Kenneth Froh Harriet Buthed Billy Jo Barnes Juana Marie Gay Martha Hamilton Imogene Smith Patricia Hodges Fimma Lee Roberts.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Grammar School
Ward
Catherine Cauley
Billy Jo Edwards
Beau
Marie Marshall
Marie Burt
John Buthed
Ruth Adelle Moore
The
Doll Show
Tom Dick Majors
Kenneth Froh
Harriet Buthed
Billy Jo Barnes
Juana Marie Gay
Martha Hamilton
Imogene Smith
Patricia Hodges
Fimma Lee Roberts
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin touted for regular bowels
A doctor warns improper laxatives cause chronic constipation and bowel, liver, and kidney harm. Liquid laxatives offer controlled dosing and habit freedom, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised for reliable, gentle relief safe for mothers and children. Available from druggists in large bottles. NRA member.
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Dr. Caldwell
Thedford's Black-Draught touted for headache relief
A Texas resident testimonial claims Thedford's Black-Draught eases sick headaches caused by constipation. The ad promotes the herbal laxative as effective and economical for adults and children, advertising syrup form in 25¢ and 50¢ bottles and urging others to try it.
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J. W. Cooper
Longview
Texas
Thedford
Dr. Miles
Doc Blankenship
Stamford
Texel
Phil Geller
Milwaukee
Tidabach
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Mate Belle Dudley
Vanceboro
Jennie Neill
Coronado
Calif
Mrs Moody Hosts Sunday School Class Party
Mrs Floyd Moody entertained Saturday night with a party for her Sunday School class. Misses Helen Jones and Jesse May spent the weekend in Abilene with relatives. Miss Minnie Cody has refused to her teaching position during a week's illness. Mr and Mrs John Levi spent the weekend in Abilene. Dave Farrer was called to Abington last week on account of the death of his brother.
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Floyd Moody
Helen Jones
Jesse May
Abilene
Minnie Cody
John Levi
Dave Farrer
Tolington
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