Luncheon and acknowledgments mark P T A officers
A luncheon hosted by Mrs. BE, BE. Keny on May 1 honored the Pur. Teachers Association officers and officers-elect with guests from the district. Remarks by James FB Anthony and others praised the year's progress, including nurse work and the women’s exchange, followed by gifts and expressions of gratitude as Mrs. Anthony departs town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Keny
Jring
Pur
Viso
Jose
Oe Anthony
Elizabeth Scurry
Jin Gomison
William Dingus
James FB. B Anthony
J. B. Chil CA. Greene DD
Chas
Chirke
Hinater
Annimer
Minnie Cunulbogham
Hattie Ightman
Cordia Linmisey
Atwell
Merwin
Dingus
Anthony
Jotu
Fort L
Mesaulames
Willhamnem
J. OE
Chilton
T. J. Williams
A In Hayworth
James Gray
OC Clarke
Ida Ton
Paris Smith
1. M. Dudley
R .i. Hamilten
A. Greene
Fonteen
Burley Metollim
J. W Ker
Ann Molu
Social Notes From Comanche and Surrounding Towns
A long list of residents and visitors appears in Comanche and nearby towns. Personal visits span De Leon Dallas Stephenville and Fort Worth with numerous guests staying at homes of the Alborns Ja Millers and–Clark families. Multiple local trips include Fort Worth Dallas Temple commerce and Brownwood with various relatives and friends mentioned.
Weekend Social Highlights At Local Rink
The event drew about forty five graduates and two teachers Miss Ann Palmer and Miss Otho Jo Miller. A skitt ing party for about ten couples was held Tuesday night at the rink from 10 to 12 with punch and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro OW. Scurry
Ann Palmer
Evan Palmer
W. Greene
Josephine Anthe
Berta Goodson
Elizabeth ‘Curry
Otho Jo Miller
Mrs. J. 8
Miller
Ames
Comanche News Notes Many Social Visits and Local Events
District conference attendees from Blanket included Rev J B Morris and others while graduates of Graham High School heard Dr Klingman. Comanche visitors ranged from De Leon to Stephenville, with families returning from Dallas, Brownwood, and Fort Worth for events and summer plans. Local business moves include Magnolia filling station setup and Gardiner’s Cadet crew visiting Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klingman
Graham High School
A. V. Walker
Sebe Cameron
Stephenville
Virgie Jackson of
Goldthwaite
McCulloch
Ridgeway Hotel
Jackson
Shelley Mayberry
Jack Wright
Portales
N. M
Frank McDermott
Colorado City
Dick Wright
Lamesa
RR. Ki. Coleman
G. FP. Layne
Fort Worth
J. B. Layne
Victor Bond
Dallinger
Comanche
George Simmons
Brownwood
BE. Adams
Marion Wilkerson
Ab Wideman
Abilene
Kh. T. Hurley
G. A Dodson
Dodson
Harley
Homer Wade
West Texas Chamber of Comeres
CLCL
Magnolia
East Main Street
Harry Campbell
Bhlinket
Long
Odd Fellows Lodge
Marriage Licenses Issued Since April First
The following marriage licenses were issued: Raymond Parker and Lola Mae Flowers, Kirkson and Olives Parker, A Pittian and Alice Evans, W A McClatchey and Rena Pettisoli, H H Hall and Maggie Griffin, Vernon Green and Jennie Rosa, John Bachman and Mamie Hulsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Parker
Lola Mae Flowers
Doel Kirkson
Olives Parker
Immer A. Pittian
Alice Evans
W. A. McClatchey
Rena Pettisoli
Hi. H. Hall
Maggie Griffin Vernon Green
Jennie Rosa
John Bachman
Mamie Hulsey
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Constipation Relief
Robert E B Smith of Ludington Michigan reports relief after using Foley Cathartic Tablets which relieve constipation and act on the liver. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert EB. Smith
Ludington
Honor Winners in Ward School Music Work Announced
Miss Merwin reports top performers in music work in two wards. West ward honorees Kathleen Greene Jeannette Blatherwick Velvia Day Ruby Sanford Ruth Jones Medford Wetzel Joe Gray. East ward honorees Frankie Nell Pullmer Minnie May Merchant Willie Taylor Jim Gilchrest. PTA prize of 5 dollars split with West ward receiving 3 and East ward 2 as their average scores were 4.4 and 0.4 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Merwin
Kathleen Greene
Jeannette Blatherwick
Velvia Day
Ruby Sanford
Ruth Jones
Medford Wetzel
Joe Gray
Frankie Nell Pullmer
Minnie May Merchant
Willie Taylor
Jim Gilchrest
Miss Martha Wetzel Injured in Clifton Auto Crash
Miss Martha Wetzel suffered serious injuries when a wheel came off the car en route to Wico six miles from Clifton. The vehicle overturned with Miss Wetzel, Miss Claudia Slope, Mr. Ross and Mes J D Steakley of De Leon all injured. Wetzel broke a collar bone and three ribs and was taken to De Leon for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wetzel
Clifton
Wetzel
Claudia Slope
Mr. Ross
Mes. J. DD. Steakley
de Leon
Wico
Miss Wetzel
Cedar Post Unloads at Higginbotham Lumber Yard
Two carloads are unloaded at Higginbotham's Lumber Yard located at 37-38e as reported in the Cedar Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Post
Higginbotham’s
Government selects two from Cotton Growers Exchange for Rome meeting
The United States government will send three representatives to the International Institute of Agriculture conference in Rome next May with two members of the American Cotton Growers' Exchange executive committee among them. C. O. Moser notes the selection honors cooperative marketing and anticipates strong endorsement of the exchange program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Marketing
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
United States
Exchange
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
C. O. Moser
H. C. Taylor
U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics
B. W. Kilgore
Tait Butler
Tennessee
Moser
Expressions From Farm Bureau Members
Farmers share positive views on cotton shipments and bureau membership. Texas holders from Tam, Sallinger, Mount Calm, Hillsboro, Robstown praise the Farm Bureau and banks backing the program while planning future cotton shipments and member recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo HH. Allen
Tohoka
Texas
DS. Flanagen
Sallinger
Wilson School Closes After Seven Months Of Teaching
The Wilson school ended its term on Friday April 25 with heavy rain keeping patrons away. Teachers and patrons praised the effort and outlined plans to raise local tax from fifty to seventy five cents to secure seven months of schooling next year. Principal William C. Jenkins and staff Grace Thomas and R F P McKelvey thanked the community for support and described the term as thorough with a focus on learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Grace Thomas
Dublin
R. F P. McKelvey
de Leon
William C. Jenkins
Notice to Hunters and Wood Haulers on Private Pastures
C. V. Bryson prohibits hunting and wood hauling on his pastures without a written contract. Violators will be prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Bryson
Brannon
State track meet entry questioned for Darrel Wood ward
An omission in the Chief last week left Darrel Wood ward off the list of boys going to the state track meet in Austin though he was the district high point man and clearly qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrel Woodward
Austin
Darrell
Baptist Workers Meet at Gustine May 12
The Comanche County Workers' Conference of the Baptist church will meet at Gustine on May 12. Program runs from 10:00 a.m. with inspirational addresses by Walter Martin and Dr. E Godbold, and includes talks by Rev. J C Boyd Geo E Smith and others, plus lunch and round table discussions on stewardship and denominational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Workers’ Conference of the Baptist Church
Gustine
Walter Martin
J.C. Boyd
Geo. E. Smith
E. Godbold
W. T. Hamer
L. B. Smith
Z. C. Steakley
T. N. Carter
J. E. Milton
G E Johnson Named Insurance Claim Examiner in U S Veterans Bureau
Judge G E Johnson longtime Coryell county figure and former district attorney moves from Archer City to Dallas to assume the role of insurance claim examiner for the U S veterans bureau district 14 covering Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas The news notes his local ties and popularity in Comanche and mentions prior service as county judge and district attorney and his vote getting reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
G. E. Johnson
Coryell County
U.S. Veterans Bureau
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Dallas
Johnson
Archer City
Judge Johnson
Comanche
Card of Thanks from Mrs Barnes and Family
We express sincere gratitude to friends for their sympathy during our bereavement. Signed Mrs M A Barnes and family.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sturges Gibbs
Leona Gibbs
Mere Jurges
Weatherford
Marriet Turing
May S
Miers
Winnie Blatherck
Boyd
Hilas
Bettis & Gibbs
Sturges
Rhins
Gemis
Deadas
Co Wann
Try Thxison
Virginia Welsendan
Gur
Carter B Son
Elizabeth Serr
Virginia Welsendanger
Klesste Tate
Erer
Muatrons
Hen- Moore
A. J. Cunning Hu
Mesdames V Carmett
AJ Wd. Cito
Elda Marshall
Mary Lee Candenhead
Tess Teff
Agnes Hunt
Otho Ja Miller
Mesdames
J.B. Turton
AL Neely
Geo, Montgomery
Tez Palmer
Lalla Gentry
J. Bo Alborn
Plenty Campbell
J.D. Waring
John JD. Waring, Jr
Cebburne
Marion
Laura la Waring
Bob Lewis
Coleman
Texarkana
Luther Thrasher
Frank Thrasher
Florine Elkins
Putnam
Leonard Cobb
A. J. Campbell
Cland Wells
Olin Stewart
Energy
Doallas
Nigit Verneen
W M Calhoun
Tinierlion
Ata
G. A. Dodson
Giustine
Plains
Littlefield
Ko M. Colgin
Euvers
Port Worth
Comnehe
Alloel
Ridgeway
Filey Cunningham
Young
I. M. Cochran
Henry Gibbs
Marion Waring
Cleburne
J. C. Lane
State Medical Association
San Antonio
Waco
J. D. Slack
J. Bo Chilton
Big Take
WF. Nikins
Miss Minnie
Cisco
Joe Chuoninghan
Graham
Agron Connininghoi
L. Bo Thomas
J. W. McColhin
W. Metolluin
Walter Montgomery
Fleb Adams
Dewis Achim
Merle Anderson
Louise Roberson
G. Whitten
Mes
James Clarke
Priday
Rela
Texas Farm Bureau News
Farm Bureau
First State Bank of
Mount Calm
R. A. Rogers
Hillsboro
Cyrus Weltz
Robstown
Baptist
S. P. Smith
H. L. Stewart
Lungardia Cor
Lungardia Co
Winnie Blatherwick
St. Andrews
Howard Kilpatrick
L. B. Russell
E. E. Anthony
C. C. Klingman
Milligan
H. C. Smith
Bob Allen
Sip
Lake Worth
G. W. Jessup
Frisco
WST
Texas Chamber OF
Commerce Meeting
Brownwood, Texas
Sale
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