Blanket Girls Win Brown County Title in Basketball
Blanket High School captures the Brown County girls basketball title with a 28 to 26 win over Williams after a tense lead changes and narrow margins. The gold trophy from last year was presented to Blanket. An all tournament team includes Moore Williams Carlyle Blanket Whitmire Peckett Cross Cut Jones. Other results: Blanket 43 May 19 Cross Cut 31 Early 18 Williams 48 Brooke smith 13 Blanket 33 Cross Cut 16.
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Blanket High School
Brownwood
Blanket
Williams
Moore
Carlyle
Whitmire
Peckett
Cross Cut
Jones
Brookesmith
Brownwood Bulletin
Seale at Home Produce Co promotes cream produce poultry eggs
Local ad from Seale at Home Produce Co urges customers to buy cream, produce, poultry, and eggs highlighting fresh goods from a neighborhood supplier.
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Seale At Home Produce Co
Farmers Produce CO
Secret marriage and forbidden affair in tension
The characters debate fidelity and future steps as a confessed marriage binds one to a wife. Julie presses for honesty with Sadie as Giles contemplates Spiteful consequences, reputation at stake, and possible release from vows.
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Julie
Giles
Sadie
Hidden Passions Clash in Julie and Giles Affair
Julie resists but surrenders to Giles Chittenham’s kiss as memories of Switzerland fade. He frets over Lawrence Schofield and future obstacles while Lom barb follows, and Julie’s fate hangs on whether a divorce is possible and who else watches.
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Lawrence Schofield
Chittenham
Switzerland
Julie
Bim
Schofield
Lawrence
Giles
Misunger
Lombard
Harry Lombard
Singleton and relatives visit Santa Anna weekend
Newburg reports weekend visits by Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Singleton to Santa Anna with her parents. The death of Bettie Sue Levisay occurred at the German sanitarium and her burial followed at Newhere Cemetery. Various families hosted gatherings across Pettit Coleman County Proctor and nearby areas.
Services At Sipe Springs Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching Saturday night. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. All members and friends invited. Homer Davis, Pastor.
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Sipe Springs
Homer Davis
Free 8x10 Picture With Photo Order at Arhome Studio
Beginning Saturday March 5 and continuing through March ARTHOME STUDIO at the Ritz Theatre Comanche Texas offers a free eight by ten oil color photograph mounted in a swine frame under glass with every five dollar order of photographs. The five dollar value is highlighted as a bonus to customers.
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Arthome Studio
Mercer Gap Social Happenings Gather Families
Mr. and Mrs. G C McKinzie of Comanche visited daughter Mrs R E Dutton. Mr and Mrs J F Gober stayed with cousins Mr and Mrs T O Rogers. Families of T M McKinzie and Mrs Shields B Craft joined sister Mrs G P Gober in Harmony. A J Huggins and family visited brother O J Huggins of Rethel. Mrs T O Rowers and Mrs Shields R B Craft with son visited sister in law Mrs R Rowers Harmony. Roy Tupin visited Mr and Mrs T O Rogers. Mrs Roy Turin and Mrs T M McKinzie visited Mrs C W Payne in Harmony.
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G. C. McKinzie
Comanche
R. E. Dutton
J. F. Gober
T. O. Rogers
T. M. McKinzie
Shields B. Craft and Son
G. P. Gober
Harmony
A. J. Huggins
O. J. Huggins
Rethel
T. O. Rowers
Shields RB
Craft and Son
R. Rowers
Roy Tupin
Roy Turin
C. W. Payne
Covenant of faith and church unity by Jesse Allen Tiner
The text outlines a Baptist church covenant affirming belief in Jesus Christ, baptism in the Triune name, and living by gospel discipline. It commits members to love, charitable works, support of ministry, evangelism, family training, prudent conduct, avoidance of intoxication, and unity with another church when relocating.
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Jesse Allen Tiner
God
Lord Jesus
Father
Christ
Card of Thanks for Mrs. I. E. Randall
The children thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy at the death and burial of their mother Mrs. I. E. Randall. They express appreciation for comfort and support received from the community.
Social Roundup From Fairview and Nearby Towns
A series of weekend visits and social outings across Fairview, Downing, Abilene, Desdemona, De Leon, Gustine, and San Angelo. Notable names include Vera Mae Bratton, M D Kennedy, Altha Haslett, L D Wilkerson, W A Morgan, W Dc Haslett, Roy Loudermilk, Bob Hendrix, W H Turner, Billie Bruce, Peggie Lou, John Hammond, Percy Ray, Annie Bell Coleleasure, Lee Holdridge, P E Mathison, E J Bratton, Homer Collins, Jonah Almon, and Evelyn.
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Fairview
Vera Mae Bratton
M. D. Kennedy
Altha Haslett
L. D. Wilkerson
Downing
W. A. Morgan of
Beattie
Dc. W. Haslett
Roy Loudermilk
Bob Hendrix
W. H. Turner
Billie Bruce
Peggie Lou
Abilene
John Hammond
Desdemona
Henry Kennedy
Percy Ray
de Leon
W. P. Whitlow
Annie Bell Coleleasure
Lee Holdridge
DeLeon
Community Notes From Local Visits Across Towns
Last week featured visits and gatherings among area residents. Families from Stephenville Dublin Tarleton and Fort Worth spent Sundays with relatives in this community.
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Jack Flippo
Line Springs
Grady Howell
Stephenville
C. A. Smith
Bob Foster
Harbin
Throckmorton
Maggie Bright
Ernest Barry
Comanche
P. E. Kellum
Rev. Daniels
Brownwood
Olga Carleton
Tarleton
Irene Rye
Sipe Springs
Charlie Bilbry
Mr. Bilbry
Blanket
FE. M. Stone
George Cattles
Bob Arms
J. D. Baugh
Buffalo
Elmer Hodge
Comyn
Ernest Croft
Parker Kellum
Dublin
Hornbure
Edna Hill
Joshie Washington
Fort Worth
Infant buried at Gustine
The eight months old son of Mr and Mrs T B Biggs died at the family home near Gustine on Saturday February 27 and was buried Sunday afternoon in Union Cemetery.
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T. B. Biggs
Gustine
Union Cemetery
Hours of Sunrise and Sunset March First, 1932
A. J. Blevins, Sr., was taken to a Brownwood hospital for an operation Monday. Sunrise and sunset times for March 1 1932 are listed by hour, starting with 7:02 a.m. and ending with 6:24 p.m., reflecting seasonal daylight changes.
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A. J. Blevins, Sr
Brownwood
If You Sell Butter Use Our Cartons and Parchment
Advertisement from The Comanche Chief promotes butter sales with butter cartons and genuine vegetable parchment that resists moisture. It claims butter quality is kent better and sells better when properly stored.
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