Social Bridge Teas Highlighted By Roses And Gifts
Miss Dollie Paine hosted a Thursday bridge event in reception rooms decorated with roses. Stella Hicks won the club prize. Mrs H. FE Moore took guest prize. Guests enjoyed a salad course and sessions at six tables with high scores and handmade favors. Friday’s party featured additional decor of roses and blue bonnets, cake and ice cream, with prizes and corsage favors for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Slack
Tt Bridge
Ise Stella Hicks
H. FE
Oore
William Kikes
James J. Sinck
Mary Lee Candenhead
Ihe
Johnsie Cunningham
Asfel
L. J. Ritthe
In Chilton
Deliris
Wo McColm
RG. Stanton
J.B. Chilton
Ta Ransome
LL. FL
Slider
TI Burks
B. Garnett
A. J. Cunningham
Jane Jack Moore
Satterfield
Durham
George Kearney
G . Chilton
Howard Kilpatrick
L. J. Thomas
Wilburn Arthur
Henry Moore
George Simmons
Karl Tate
Umes
A.B. Haworth
Gayle Twoml
Fort Worth
Connee Konteen
Stella Hicks
Marionall
Jolesie Cunningham
Mary Lewdenlend
Laura Mary Chilton
Esdames
G. A. Thuten
J. B. Burten
Mi Agg. Hall
Wrale Wittle
William Chil
James PH. Chilton
G. A Thilton
John Chilton
J. AH. Reese
Roy Louery
WT House
S. J. Hicks
Sacred Song Recital At De Leon Sunday By Miss Merwin
De Leon hosts a sacred song recital Sunday featuring Miss Merwin of Comanche. The program includes scripture reading prayer and benediction with focused singing and attentive audience. Miss Merwin, a Cornell College graduate with music degrees, aims to foster music service and shore clubs while cultivating local interest in singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Leon
Miss Merwin
Leon
Merwin
Camanche Beter
Turton
Mirwith
Miliehor
Metiheadier
Chiuret
Ven
Adjourned Confederate Soldiers Meeting Sets May Reorganization
The meeting at the courthouse for former Confederate soldiers adjourned to Sunday May 4 at 2 p.m. to attempt reorganization of the John Pellam Camp. Sons and daughters of veterans are invited to attend. Talos Elkins, son of the former commander, will be present with camp records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
John Pellam
Talos Elkins
Wook. Elkins
Community Socials and Movements Across Comanche
Residents and visitors frequent Comanche area for illnesses, travel, and gatherings. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Cox of Sidney, Mrs. Kate Adams in Waco, and many neighbors attending band concerts, church events, and family visits. Local business moves and health updates accompany a week of travel, operations, and newly announced plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. d. Cox
Sidney
Comanche
Cland Wells
John Isham
Newbury
Thillas
Earl Isham
Dallas
A. B. Whitehead
Slaton
Neely Burton
Luther Dixon
Fort Worth
Kate Adams
Waco
W. A. Shelton
Nan
James W. Clarke Vialace
G. ©. Hamilton
Vevingyereen
Leon Metarty
Creamer
John Tarleton
Stepleyville
Tiber
Weel
J. Bo Nathers
Cal Foray
Verna Burks
Jokkie Burks
W. OL. Satterfield
Thesday
Tyler
Pina Albritton
Jackshbora
Florida
Cora Wilker
W. HL Carpenter
Jerome
Ant Mises
Minnie Conningham
Tesla Brightman
Bess Hoff
Chilton
Wee Heealay
San Antonio
Mediccal Association
J. T. Clemons
Temple
A. McNeel
Zephyr
Conai
Inomtinat
Laure Harris
Elool
Lote Uster
Cihent Sanderford
Lub Trowe
Charley Butler
Abilene
J. V. Williams
To Musser
Lewis Johnson
Port Worth
TH. N. Goodson
Thrasher
Texarkana
J. A. Taylor
Nevada
W. BB. Cunningham
Morgan Moore
W. H. Carpenter
Houston
Campbell Mills
Pearsall
Texas
F .l. Neely
Gayle Atwood
D.C. Clarke
Denison
Cora Warren
Galveston
A. Neely
Tala Gentry
Frank Reese
Eva Long
de Leon
Dan Tong
Lottie Paine
Alice Carter
de Leouw
S. JK. Fisher
Dollis
Velma Isham
Barna Riley
Highway Cafe
Hood County
Grandpa Morris Celebrates His Ninety Ninth Birthday
Sipe Springs Texas April 23 Grandpa L Morris marked his 99th birthday April 17 at his long time home near Sipe Springs. About 83 relatives and 34 friends attended the feast. He was born in 1825 in North Carolina and moved through Georgia to Texas and Arkansas before settling in Sipe Springs. He remains a long time Methodist and active farmer with plans for a 100th birthday next year if possible.
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Sipe Springs
Texas
Morris
Arkansas
Grandpa
Mary Bashai
Edith
Virgil Hufstedler
Govan
Mr. Morris
Jim Morris
California
Enoch Morris
Sanden
Lou Trail
Grandpa Morris
North Carolina
Georgia
East Texas
Isg
George
George Morris
Comanche
Methodist Church
Comanche County
Ile
H. C
Grandpa Farnest
FB. G. Whittenberg
Trespass Warning After Heifer Killed Near Martin Springs
Ed Boswell reports a fine registered jersey heifer killed by a careless hunter near Martin Springs. He warns there must be no more trespassing on that place and vows prosecution to the full extent of the law. The notice costs 35 to 38 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Springs
Ed Boswell
Desdemona Sponsors West Texas Chamber Meet Leader
Miss Thelma Bailey Desdemona sponsor for the West Texas Chamber of Commerce meet in Brownwood. Desdemona high school debaters Miss Mary Roberts and Miss Evert ta Love won the district meet at Stephenville. Local students average high marks and several towns report business visitors and family visits over the Easter period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Bailey
Desdemona Chamber of Commerce
West Texas Chamber On Commerce
Brownwood
Mary Roberts
Everetta Love
Desdemona High School
Loving Ccho
Stephenville
Easthind County
FF. A. Howell
Fort Worth
M. I. Williams
J. H. McCoy
Eastlind
R. V. Meador
Breckenridge
Meadors
Shelton
New York City
Elmer Simpson
Frank Kirk
Gorman
Frank Ballard
H. Hayden
South Bend
Desdemona
Jack Moore
Ross Cribbs
Olden
W. L. Hall
R. V. _athers
Cisco
A. (. Schuman
Temple
C. W. Cook
Colorado
Marie Wilson
Dallas
J. K. Wilson
Taft
Percy Davenport
Child’s Cough Relief with Foley’s Honey and Tar
Mrs Mary Towsey of Sullivan Indiana reports quick relief for her daughter’s cough after using Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. The remedy is advertised as prompt and effective for coughs colds and hoarseness and sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Towsey
W. Beech St. Sullivan
Ind
Foley
Notice to Hunters and Wood Haulers on Private Pastures
Public notice from C. V. Bryson forbids trespass or hauling wood from his pastures without a written contract. Violators will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Bryson
Destructive Hail Strikes Goldthwaite Mills County
A severe hailstorm hit Goldthwaite in Mills County Tuesday evening, tearing roofs and windows and killing livestock. About 75 homes unroofed, the Star school building damaged, and crops and outbuildings heavily damaged. Volunteers from across the county aided repairs while school funds were redirected for reroofing. Estimated damages run into thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldthwaite
Mills County Chamber of Commercc
Star High School
Board of Trustees
Hamilton
Lometa
Lampasas
White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Worm Destruction
An advert proclaims White's Cream Vermifuge as certain destruction for intestinal worms. It is claimed harmless to children and adults and priced at 3 shillings. Sold by P. Smith at 8 P. Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Smith
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W. B. Long
Arthur Lovelace
Charley Tlarvey
Harvey
Vaud Fugatt
Th. W. Speed
la Cmnmingheim
State University
L. Morris
Lton
Martha Dawson
Fort Smith
Ark
Sam Williams
Portales
N. M
AL AL Horse
Okla
Wlof. Jrastel
Sid Witten
Roy Campbell
Will Cantley
Pioneer
Jim Gorham
Jack
Gladys
Winona
Bedwont Witten
Sarah Maud Cauley
Paul Henry
Jean
Dorothy Jones
Clyde
Athol
Ward
Wivian Claborne
Jillie Way Houser
Orin
Lillian
Ima Rachels
J. K. Stamey
Marvin Foster
Rubly
Dorothy
Joyce
Kenneth Foster
J.C. Basham
Bernard and
Thomas Elmer Stamey
Joe, Elmer
Johnnie Hugh
Marie Foster
G. W. Jessup
North Side
Mills County
Novits
Friedman-Shelby
Neely-Harris-Cunningham
Southwest Corner Square
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