Local Folks and Visitors Report in Community Notes
Mr and Mrs N E Palmer and son Ruggles visited relatives at Steppenville returning with Mrs W A Tippit aunt of Mrs Palmer who will stay several days. J F Bolton returned from Brownwood with Rev W M Scott and notes strong services at each stop. Mrs T J Duke of Dublin visited son Mayor H H Duke and family. Mrs Willie Little returned from Bunyan to spend time with parents then Brownwood summer school. Dr J P Brown named Gustine health physician. Grandparents Hayes visiting San Saba area. G W Gleaton and family guests of A Gleaton in Co manche. Annie Taurie and Clodaugh Duke attended AKKS banquet at Meridian College. May 6 Mr and Mrs Joe Fielder back from China home welcome. Isla Fielder Cox and children visiting from Hico. W F Gilbreath family spent weekend with EB Holden in Edna Hill. Aunt Julia Roberts and Uncle John Gaines visited Kilgore family. Cheatham family and Alta Drennon with E D Holden. Edwards very ill with family nearby. Eula Flippo and Arthur Brazil married at Dublin and plan Fort Worth home. Tom Armstrong family ill with indigestion. Nora Robertson visited Holden. Play at Sidney praised. J A Hall family with Holden family. Walnut singing drew many youths. Ila Holden suffered severe indigestion Friday.
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the Tribune
N. E. Palmer
Ruggles
Steppenville
W. A. Tippit
Palmer
J. F. Bolton
Brownwood
W. M. Scott
Bro. Scott
T. J. Duke
Dublin
H. H. Duke
Willie Little
Bunyan
T. B. Seago
J. P. Brown
Gustine
Grandpa
Grandma Hayes
San Saba
Joe Fielder
Fielder
China
Isla Fielder Cox
Hico
W. F. Gilbreath
Edd Gilbreath
Wayne
Judson
Eula Flippo
Arthur Brazil
Fort Worth
Eula
Tom Armstrong
Nora Robertson
E. ID. Holden
Sidney
J. A. Hall
Mary Lou
Nancy Stewart
Holden
Walnut
Ilia Holden
Vandyke
Mercer
Indian Creek
Dan Roberson
Tnele Tom Davis
Proard Church
James H. Carr
South Texas
Jack Teham
Mr. Tehman
Cyril Roberson
Comanche
Claud Lane
J. Parkman
Newburg
R. L. Smallwood
Wanda Gay Whitehead
Sam Howell
Robersonville
Baptist Sunday School
Board Church
Berry Smith
I. M. Vineyard
Bob Seals
A. Marshall
Alma
Fay McNutt
Tiner
Delmar McDaniel
Ft. Worth
G. E. McDaniel
Harvey
Coman Chas
Martha Bradshaw
Neva Merrit
G. B. Boynton
Harmony Community Notices Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Susan Thomas spent last week with Lindsey Thomas and family at Blanket. Several from Harmony attended the stew and ball game in Sidney Friday and a graveyard work at White Point. Sunday school has grown to about thirty with services led by Rev Gardner of Comanche and next Sunday at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Thomas
Lindsey Thomas
Blanket
Smith
Linton Smith
Sidney
White Point
Rev. Gardner
Comanche
Tessie Thomas
Carl Thomas
Rena Owen
Millie Smith
Odom
M. Moody and
Floyd Gober
Breckenridge
T. EF. Clark
George Gober
Jack Duncan Sunady
Gayle Morris
Cisco
S. Smith
Community reports May flowers after rains and gatherings
May 4 notes a cheerful community with farmers eager to work after recent rains. Several residents attend singing at Vandyke. families visit neighbors in Indian Creek and Proard Church area. A newborn May 4 adds to local pride as Elder Smallwood plans services May 13 and attendees are invited to join.
Fairview Community Notes from Vandyke and Sidney
N James and family attended the program at Vandyke Friday night. Miss Jessie Horner visited Comanche home folks over the weekend. Downing boys played baseball here and won. A large crowd attended the event and another singing session at Vandyke drew attendees. Various Comanche and Sidney visitors joined school events and social gatherings through Friday Sunday.
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N. James
Vandyke
Jessie Horner
Comanche
Downing
Cristelle
Nadine Dillin
John Sullivan
Ronald Dillin
Sidney
Cc. B. Williams
Faye
Laura Robertson
C. N. Carter
Bill Brown
Monroe Elliott
J. McNutt
Ben Loftis
Doyle Robertson
Sidney Community News Briefs May Events
May 1 play and May 6 picnic noted as school activities. Dr Hilley family left for Weslaco Hidalgo county to settle. J W McCarty moved into Doctor’s residence while Dr Bell of Okra moved into McCarty house. Lucile Wells of Comanche visited and attended close of school. Mrs Roxie Magness and Mrs A Wells attended church. Mr and Mrs J P Pattie went to Brownwood for granddaughter. Miss Edyth Moore has a new Ford and is learning to drive. YT Dingler of Carbon visited J S Cox on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Pattie
Brownwood
Edyth Moore
Harry Wyatt
Moran
Peeples
TH. Dingler
Carbon
J. S. Cox
Elm Grove Community Notices Highlight Local Visits and Mother's Day
Elm Grove reports Rev Frank Steele of Brownwood preached here Sunday. Families and friends visited, with several attending Bible singing and a Sidney play. Mothers Day program planned with two services Sunday and one at night.
Sunday School Visit And School Term Ends At Vandyke
The Baptist Sunday school at Vandyke welcomed a Board of Church visitors on May 6 with over 200 participants and a sermon by Rev. Berry Smith. The Vandyke school closed a successful term with a Comanche stew and a night program featuring plays and high averages among students.
Hasse Community News Highlights May Events
Farmers busy with crops. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harris visited De Leon. Newman family traveled to Brownwood. Sunday school picnic at Vandyke drew many locals. Proctor beat Hasse in a memorable Friday baseball game. Families of Carter and Donaho visited. Tennie Muriel Walker stayed with Nobia Dunn. Senior play and commencement set for May 9 22 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Harris
A. C. Daniel
de Leon
R. W. Newman
Brownwood
Hasse
Vandyke
Proctor
Trasse
Beloved Husband and Father Remembered by Friends
Missive from Mrs. A. T. Ritchie and family thanks friends for kindness after the sudden death of their husband and father. The letter prays God’s blessings on all and hopes for peaceful passage at life’s end for those who offered sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Ritchie
Lee Ritchie
Travis Ritchie
Julian Johnson
S. T. Miller
Henry Lewis
Fair Smith
J. BR. Robertson
Ernest Ritchie
Elmer Roe
Texas druggists launch state wide service campaign
More than a thousand retail druggists in Texas begin a statewide advertising push to inform the public about the pharmacy profession and the services of drug stores. The effort, by the Texas Qualified Druggists League, stresses education, ethics, and collaboration with physicians as a major public health enterprise.
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Texas
Texas Qualified Druggists’ League
Texas Druggists
Civilization
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Clarence Jones
Sweetwater
Vancouver Sun
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Frank Steele
BE. C. Houck
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J. T. Ferrell
B. M. Payne
Hurt
Taylor Chapel
Lorena Houck
Alice Reed
Jim Ferrell
Okho
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Robert Reed
Lucile
Fred Ferrell
Bible Sun
Elmer Criswell
Merkel
Milton
Little Misses Ova
Ora Hart
Grove’s
Fone Aie Sk
Ats
Ford
Comanche County Mutual Life Insurance Company
Dan F. Roberson
R. W. H. Hamilton
Standard Optometrist
Smith’s Drug Store
P. A. Pettit
Comanche, Texas
Fleming
Hoke 8S. & R. Co
Ostego, Mich
Marshall
Heiskell
Heishell
Orissieway & Co
Philada
C. W. McOollum
Office Burks Bidg
Clyde
Agent Pierce Petroleum Corporation
South Side Square
Renfro’s
J. H. Huff
Texas College of Optometry
I. M. Cochran
F. & M. Bank
O. H. Donaho
H. J. R. Gille
Tatlior
West Side Square
Comanche Retail Merchants Association
Paris Smith
Texas Qualified Druggist League
League’s
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