Comanche Gossip Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Mrs LaVerne Jaane Tahar of Gustine and Miss Thelma Barrett visited in Comanche. Several residents, including L. C. Durham, Gus Frozzard, and Miss Annie Coleman, spent weekends in Fort Worth, Ballinger, Brownwood, and Austin. Rev J D Smoot closed a revival at Sidney Methodist Church. Ted Durham and others from Texas universities spent weekends with local families.
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LaVerne Jaane Tahar
Gustine
Eardorne
Beiscoe
Truman Creamer
Lillian Pettit
Sar Angelo
Walter Barret
Whee
Harlie Neel
Cross Plains
Thelma Barrett
Comanche
Gordon Barrett
Marshall
L. C. Durham
Gus Frozzard
Fort Worth
E. R. Wright
Hamilton
Malcolm Shepard
John Shepard
Harold Little
George Massingill
Denton
T.W.C
North Texas State Teachers College
Lillian Durham
Ballinger
J. A. Barton
Eugene Rauhut
Eugene Cook
L. C. Smith
Pasadena
California
Preston
Bob Weathers
M. P. Jarvis
Stephenville
Leonard Tudor
Charley Marinall
Howard Payne College
Troy Marshall
Buster Hicks
Carl Brandt
REA Engineers
Austin
Annie Coleman
Goldthwaite
C. S. Coleman
Brownwood
Thelma Coleman
Lometa
M. Colean
E. R. Ammons
L. K. Ory
J. D. Smoot
Sidney Methodist Church
Miss Jones
E. H. Jones
Park Huntington
Medical Arts
Iung
Sol Hoffman
Gorman Hawkins
Dallas
Tommy Marshall
Local social notes from May and nearby towns
Mrs Mollie Jones left Oklahoma after a year’s stay with her daughter Mrs W C Moore on a recent Sunday. Doris Allen of Brownwood attended the Senior play at Sidney Friday night and visited home folks. Mrs Bess Morrow and Elizabeth Donaldson visited Mrs Lloyd and Theron Morrow at South Copperas Thursday. Little Jimmie Rose Phillips of May visited Minnie Pearl and Ben Ella Milner Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robert Coker of Bidney spent the weekend with daughter Mrs Lessie Underwood. Billy Rasberry of May visited his sister Mrs Britton Tidmore and family Wednesday. An all day service will be held at the Stag Creek Missionary Baptist Church May 2 with a special program and noon dinner. the public is invited.
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Mollie Jones
W. C. Moore
Oat Jones
Oklahoma
Loman Cagleen
Doris Allen
Brownwood
Sidney
Bess Morrow
Elizabeth Donaldson
Lloyd
Theron Morrow
South Copperas
Jimmie Rose Phillips
May
Minnie Pearl
Ben Ella Milner
Robert Coker
Bidney
Lessie Underwood
Billy Rasberry
Britton Tidmore
Stag Creek Missionary Baptist Church
Community Notes From Hardin Simons and Abilene
Board Church Olen Sanders of Hardin Sim mons University of Abilene spent the week end with home folks and relatives here. Alvis Ray Wilson and Charley Allen spent the week end at A. & M. College. John McNutt went with the Gustine Seniors on a trip to San Antonio and other South Texas points. The Good Cheer Club met with Mrs. Jo Nelson on Thursday April 18. Those present were: Mrs. J. F. Waldrop, Mrs. A. A. Lam, Ruth Lam, Mrs. Alma Nance, Mrs. J. D. Parnell, Mrs. Fred Coker, Mrs. C. C. Wilson, Mrs. Cc. H. Alien, Mrs. Troy Wright, Mrs. Johnnie Payne. Visitors present were Mrs. L. H. Creamer and Miss Corene Steward. New member was Mrs. Lloyd Nelson. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. J. D. Pannel on the first Thursday in May. Misses Velda Gene Burdette and Bonnie Bell Collins spent Thursday with Sibyl Lam. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Steward and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nance attended the singing convention at Stephenville Sunday.
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Olen Sanders
Hardin-Simmons University of Abilene
Alvis Ray Wilson
Charley Allen
A. & M. Colllege
John McNutt
Gustine
San Antonio
South Texas
Good Cheer Club
Jo Nelson
J. F. Waldrop
A. A. Lam
Ruth Lam
Alma Nance
J. D. Parnell
Fred Coker
C. C. Wilson
Cc. H. Alien
Troy Wright
Johnnie Payne
L. H. Creamer
Corene Steward
Lloyd Nelson
J. D. Panne
Velda Gene Bu
Visits and Church Activities in Indian Creek Area
Sunday visitors gathered at the home of N. F. Williams including Thurman McCullough family from Comanche and E. Y. Burdette with relatives and H. L. Williams. Albert Lawless and daughter Byrlene from Hicks Corner joined Gus Kaizer’s family. Fort Worth’s Winfred Kearney spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. W. B. Kearney. Church services were well attended and Hildrey Carmichael visited Comanche. Mrs. Johnnie Schuster and children from Shire visited her brother Wilford Howington Saturday night.
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N. FP. Williams
Thurman McCullough
Comanche
E. Y. Burdette
H. L. Williams
Albert Lawless
Byrlene
Hicks Corner
Gus Kaizer
Winfred Kearney
Fort Worth
W. B. Kearney
Hildrey Carmichael
Johnnie Schuster
Shire
Wilford Howington
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance pays record refunds
The Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society reports nearly 300000 members received refunds totaling over 21 million dollars, with assets exceeding 129 million dollars. Checks vary by certificate length, and the group founded in Omaha in 1890 plans nationwide celebrations for its golden anniversary on June 6.
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Wwocanian
One World
de Emmett Bradshaw
United States
Haiti
Palestine
France
British West Indies
Scotland
Sweden
Spain
Germany
Japan
Italy
Nicaragua
Hawaii
Canada
Philippine Islands
Australia
Bermuda
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Central America
Canal Zone
Alaska
South Africa
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Bradshaw
America
Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society
Omaha
Nebraska
Trinity Singing at Sand Hill Draws Large Crowd
Sunday night event at Sand Hill drew a well attended crowd. Plans are underway for end of school entertainments. Miss Myrie Crow and Miss Lela Falkenberry from Fort Worth spent the weekend with Mrs. Henry Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Eston Todd and son Tommy and Mrs. Mary Todd of Ranger visited D. F. Singleton and family Sunday. Harold Prank and family visited Bill Prank and family at Dus ter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Hill
Myrie Crow
Lela Falkenberry
Fort Worth
Henry Parker
Eston Todd
Tommy
Mary Todd
Ranger
D. F. Singleton
Harold Prank
Bill Prank
Duster
Quarter Receipts and Balance Details
The record shows amounts received during the quarter totaling 6 886.56 with a further 8 414.88 recorded against it and a remaining balance of 3 139.60. The figures include a trailing entry of 3 139 60.
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Court House
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Board of County Commissioners
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Comanche County
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