Bride and Carter Wedding and Showers Held in San Angelo
Miss Faye Louise Mercer and W A Carter Jr were married Sunday afternoon at 5 by Rev J A Richardson at the Methodist Protestant parsonage. A dinner for 85 was served at the Mercer home 116 West Second. The newlyweds plan to live in Fort Worth where Mr Carter manages a Piggly Wiggly. at home will be 1303 Park Street North Fort Worth. Also noted are showers and bridge parties honoring Mercer with St Patrick themes and gifts, and local notices of Ritz passes in Comanche with residents winning family passes on March 30 and April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Louise Mercer
W. A. Carter, Jr
J. A. Richardson
A. P. Mercer
West Second Street
Faye Mercer
Winfred Carter
Fort Worth
C. A. Robinson
Guinevere Laur
Miss Mercer
A. P Mercer
Mr. Carter
A. F. Carter
Miss Laur
West Harris
St. Patrick’s
Amos n Andy and Other Features at Local Theater
Continued from page one the program promises Amos n Andy sketches with familiar characters and humor plus a white story featuring Irene Rich Sue Carol Charles Morton and others. Duke Ellington and his orchestra perform hot tunes with Three Little Words noted. Also noted are Fly Tran service and Alamo Produce Co shopping calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Andy
Irene Rich
Sue Carol
Charles Morton
Ralf Harolde
Duke Ellington
District Court roster for Comanche and Gustine routes listed
A long list of names and route numbers for District Court sessions across Comanche and Gustine areas. Entries cover May Weeks 3 to 5 with numerous defendants or participants tied to various routes and towns including De Leon Sidney Dublin Blanket Energy Indian Gap and Carleton. The document catalogs participants by route and location, reflecting ongoing court activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Daniels
Comanche
Roy Wilson
Gustine
E. J. Caraway
Bilis McAsmy
Kubian
Logan Williams
Ilagutfoot
K. 38
Meharen
Deleon
John Jt
A. VD Iarsons
Sidney
Archie Swearington
C. BP. Livingston
Blanket
J. R. Lynch
Will Barker
J. O. Jones
S&s
Vb. Roberson
T. A. Bowman
A. C. Humphries
O. C. Smith
Ross Middleton
Energy
Jack Clayton
Charney Harvey
Carleron
J. K. Ellis
Comanche Star
R. L. Landreth
Willie Glasgow
Roy Little
R. W. McCrary
H. W. Johnson
T.E. Frost
Henry Perkins
W. H. Bramlett
Dublin
J. B. Fielder
J. W. Moore
Carlton
Hill Huddleston
W. J. Fritts
I. T. Wiggins
Chas. Carver
Wade Chancellor
Delbert Scott
L. P. Anglin
Gorman
A. J. Baland
May
W. G Fisher
Luker
Proctor
Tices
D. M. Beattie
Andrew
H. A. Hall
O. D. Johnson
A. E. Cook
E. J. Broom
Gierman
J. S. Striplin
Chas. Anderson
Lamkin
E. F. Joiner
Desdemona
M. Antry
Lee W .Holdridge
Roy
Fielder
W. c. Mixon
J. A. Reese
J. Ds Farrar
F. L. Terrell
Chas. Wagnon
F .O. Fry
Vink Pettit
Ruake
C. B. Billiberv
Webb Tolland
Moor Comanche
E. Hollford
M. Henson
Indian Gap
Vineyard
Jeff Smith
Robert S. Barrett
Carteron
W. BB. Donaldson
Sine Springs
T. C. Lynch
Fred L. Johnson
Albin Buntris
Rucker
R. L. Turnbow
C. T. Seagow
G. B. Stanley
Jessie Watson
Roy Hassley
Elmer Weidner
D. W. Upham
Carleton
R. R. Smith
de Leon
Ben FE. Nelson
R. B. Waldrop
Comance
Ed Thomas
Interen ce firvrog Price Line and Ree Call in Texas
A compact item notes a price line and ree call by Comanche Chief M.PR. Carter as recorded by the Texas Almanac. The fragment references Tiet ont Hoe and nearby mail ree call activities, reflecting local line market terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. PR. Carter
Comanche Men On Tarleton Program
Two Comanche County teachers spoke at the Vocational Agriculture Conference at John Tarleton College on March 18. O B Rose of Gustine outlined the Future Farmers contest and April 15 at Tarleton, while J B Cooper of Proctor noted February News Letter High Points. The district Future Farmers Chapters plan their first annual meeting and public speaking contest at Tarleton on April 15. the winner advances to the State Contest at A and M on April 20. Proctor Comyn DeLeon Gustine will have entries from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
John Tarleton College
O. B. Rose
Gustine
J. B. Cooper
Proctor
Rose
Future Farmers
Tarleton
Comyn
DeLeon
Majestic Fire Damages Theatre. Insurance Covered
Fire at the Majestic Theatre caused smouldering spread in woodwork after a metal ceiling failed. The venue, owned by Daly Moore of Comanche and managed with Walker of Lampasas, sits on property owned by Harry B of Dallas. The Ritz Theatre company leased the building’s equipment and stage, with regular shows including matinees proceeding after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beidy
Ritz
Titz
Egular Sc
Comanche to Hold Spring Clean‑Up Week in 1931
The Mayor J R Eanes proclaims March 17 1931 to March 11 1931 a spring clean up period in Comanche Texas urging every man woman and child to remove hazards from homes and businesses to prevent fire and improve safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanc
Comanche
J.R. Eanes
Plans for Home Garden and Canning Initiative Expanded
The article outlines spring planting lists for vegetables and fruits, urging a self-sufficient plan. It highlights a pantry demonstration by Mrs. Hank Pantry showing 670 cans valued at 100.88, and notes Mrs. Temple will return to Comanche County mid June for canning and home-living programs with various attending teachers and delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Tem
Rhea Har
Dallas County
Hank P
gMirs
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Big Lot Boy
Texas
Hawk
Dickie
Oxfords
Angela Bride
Comanche, Texas
W. D. Ll
Wade Kendrick
P. D. Dinzus
H. L. McCain
The
W. H. Barrett
J. D. Allen
Will Roberson
Grady Swindell
Amos ’N
Nin
Madame Queen
Ruby Taylor
Mystic Knights of the Sea
Roby
Lingmnin
Fly Tran
Alamo Produce Co
John H. Harris
Fretheet
J. B. Allcorn
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