As You Like It Club Hosts Green St Patrick Day Bridge
Mrs T R Helmsley hosted a Tuesday bridge party for the As You Like It club with green and white decor. Miss Jeffie Thomas won high score and received a Cratel silver mat. Miss Marjorie Ransome won the guest prize a jar of talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rt. Helmsley
Tt Club
Jeffie Thomas
John Chilton
Marjorie Ransome
Mesdames G. A. Chilton
Ro T L. Moore
Clarksburg
Postnuptial Courtess Delights In Fort Worth Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs E P Woodruff celebrated their recent Fort Worth marriage as guests of Ina Reed at East Chandler Street. Floraled tables hosted bridge with high score awards to Miss Bobbie Hales and Dr Herbert Arvin. A cherry salad tasting featured George Washington motif accessories. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Woodruff Dr and Mrs Arvin Miss Velma Hales Maurice Hall and Trooke Ramey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood Bulletin
E. P. Woodruff
Fort Worth
Ina Reed
East Chandler Street
Repmse
Bobbie Hales
Herbert Arvin
George Washington
Woelruff
Velma Hales Messrs
Maurice Hall
Trooke Ramey
Ex Texans Exes Banquet in Comanche County
The University of Texans ex students held their March second celebration at the Ridgeway hotel with a deluxe orange and white dinner. Hon. Oscar Callaway and Mrs. W. G. Dingus presided, and guests sang The Pyes of Texan Are Upon You with speeches on the university and stadium progress. Exes express gratitude to Mrs. McCulloch for hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texans
Comanche Conty
Ridgeway Hotel
McCulloch
Testhdes
Yrury Holmes
Oscar Callaway
W. G. Dingus
Martin Petersonther
Dingus
Comanche County
Ola Conningham
Edwin Valmer
Gustine
Tom F. Reese
University Stadium
Tegan
Board of Regents
Comanche Texas Hxes
Messrs. and Mesdames Y. W. Holmes
Jerome Kerrby
Edwin Palmer
Local residents and visitors noted in Comanche area
Miss Ivy Sfuddleston teaches public speaking in Lubbock schools and spent the weekend at home. Louise Burks left for Guthrie Oklahoma to visit her uncle, Ned Holman, and will stay until June. Several residents recover from illness or enjoy trips, with others visiting relatives in Gustine, De Leon, Santa Anna, and Dallas. Fort Bliss airman Leroy Davis is on a 30 day furlough visiting family at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Sfuddleston
Lubbock
Louise Burks
Guthrie Okla
Ned Holman
J. F. Lane
Berta Kelly
J. E. Chilton
Sargeant Leroy Davis
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
Clint Davis
J. R. Morris Jr
Gustine
J. R. Morris
S. A. Duke
de Leon
Eugene Neeley
Callas
O. A. Neely
Lottie Paine
Jeffie Thomas
Fort Worth
Ben Lawson
F. W. Emery
Abilene
D. DD. Emery
Miller
Dallas
Ellen Moore
Ho Rauber
Sam Switzer
A. S. Harris
Isaac Gage
Rosebud
RoseGlasson
Vernon Adams
Brownwood
Comanche
Stuul Willliams
Santa Anta
FL. BE
Adams
J. E. McKelvey
San Antonio
John Crsh
Deck” Walcott
Dexter Walcott
Paul Williams
Santa Anna
F. FE. Adame K. He. Ganst
Child Hygiene
Austin
Omd
Mark Skinner
Skinner
Tom Tolmsler
Hamilton
Dalton
Charley Boyd
Rebekah Hill
Sehiool
de Leon Tnesing
Marriage Licenses Issued Since February 20
The following licenses were issued: Sullivan Mauney to Miss Ina Ma lone, S TH Evans to Miss Ray Es fill, A O Strickland to Miss Goldie Culbertson, Jack Winyard to Miss Pihel Carleton, Jerome P Kearby Jr to Miss Ruby Menke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boen
Sullivan Mauney
Ina Malone
S. Th, Evans
Ray Esfill
A.O
Strickland
Goldie Culbertson
Jack Winyard
Pihel Carleton
Jerome P. Kearby, Jr
Ruby Menke
Presbyterian Auxiliary to Meet Next Tuesday at Three
The Presbyterian Ancillary will meet at the church next Tuesday March 21 at three oclock. Annual election of officers and yearly reports to be read. All members urged to attend. Mrs J B Chilton President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
J. B. Chilton
Light Rules to Protect Workers' Eyes
An article recounts Dr Charles Sheard Advancing glare avoidance and indirect lighting techniques at a New York conference. It lists rules to reduce eye strain including lighting the object, using diffusers, avoiding glare reflections, and steady light sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Safety Engineers
National Safety Council
New York City
Charles Sheard
Greetings From Kent County Texas A New Resident Letter
Kent County Texas February 29 1924 a new resident writes to friends about moving from Comanche with two local contrasts sand storms and friendly people. He notes undeveloped land stores ranches being sold for farms soil suitable for cotton and a neighbor who raised eighteen bales off fifteen acres. He mentions teachers and local families and signs off with best wishes to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clairmont
Texas
Comanche
Kent County
Dvonses
Susie Evans
Comanice
Kent
John Goggin
Pr. S
Dave Cunningham
Melva Mickle
Poley’s Pills Health Claim Ad
A testimonial from John W Brogan of Adams Massachusetts praises Foley Pills as a chronic kidney stimulant that flushes wastes and improves kidney function. The ad asserts prompt cleansing and urges readers to try them, noting availability everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
John W. Brogan Adams
Mass
Foley
Honey and Tar Compound Praised for Cough Relief
March weather spurs coughs and colds as a Prescott Arizona resident touts PFOLEYS HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. He claims a bad cough eased promptly after use and says the product is sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Lyons
Prescott
Arizona
Wonderful Cure Claims From Ferrasal
D. Hardie Cox of Dallas Texas reports rapid relief from general paralysis hiccoughs after taking Ferrasal. He credits Ferrasal with stopping hiccoughs within hours and restoring mobility within two weeks and overall health in a month. He notes stomach acid and constipation as underlying causes and endorses Ferrasal as neutralizing excess acid. Sold by Hamilton Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hardie Cox
Dallas
Tex
Cox
Herbine tonic advertised for stomach liver and bowels
An 19th century ad promotes Herbine as a purifying and strengthening medicine for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims relief for bitter belches heartburn and sour stomach priced at 60 cents and sold by S. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smith
Baptist Church News Notes and Church Growth Plans
The Comanche Texas Baptist church reports a growing campaign on Sunday School and Men’s Bible Class turnout. Members push downtown class growth and parish improvements while planning April B Y P U training and a new church building to meet rising attendance. Dr Godbold of Howard Payne College to speak. women’s auxiliary reports enthusiasm. pastor J C Boyd urges Sunday attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godbold
Howard Payne College
Bert Speed
Baptists Church
Comanche
Friends of the
Baptist Church
J.C. Boyd
Wages Suit In Comanche County 1924
The case involves J H Ro yd as plaintiff against Acme Production Corporation of New York and Craven Oil Refining Company a partnership with Leonard Wood Jr J M Craven and Lawson McGruder. The plaintiff seeks 476.90 plus interest and costs for unpaid wages and supplies from October to December 1928 on an oil and gas lease in Comanche County Texas. The writ requires publication in a local newspaper for four weeks before the April 7 1924 term of the County Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rovd
Acme Production Corporation
New York State
Craven Oil & Refining Company
Comanche County
Texas
Comanche
J. W. Littlejohn
Glenyth Kerby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atwood
Flores
Ench
Furnith
W. FE. Palmer Jr
Ruby Grainger
Hugh Sherrill
Alhambra
California
Fannie Vernon
Lon Smith
Little Son
Hamilton Drug Company
Ned
Grove’s
Coe
Tennessee
Baptist Church News Notes
WM. Reese Drug CO
Calumet
Tese
Texas Power & Light CO
Wallace Garage
Durant
Comanche, Texas