Community clubs host events and celebrate members in Comanche
Mrs Ed Sanders and Mrs W G Dingus hosted a Study Club with papers by Mrs W Reese and Mesdames Jennings Cochrane Palmer. Four new members joined. A trip gift for Miss Minnie Cunningham, and a Friday Bridge Club high score prizes. Mothers and pupils at East side school held a May picnic and PTA briefing. Methodist church young peoples program featured missions and homes talks. As You Like It and Merry Matrons clubs exchanged prizes. A wedding of Miss Sallie Atterbury and Sloan Rape surprised friends in Stephenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Sanders
W. G. Dingus
Study Club
Mark Twain
Wm. Reese
Dave Jennings
J. M. Cochrane
Anne Palmer
R. W. Scurry
District Federation of Clubs
Ranger
Hattie Brightman
Cyril Greene
Preston Tate
Ww. Dd. Jane
Minnie Cunningham
New York
Lottie Holman
L. B. Thomas
O. W. Hamilton
Louise Barks
Jack Moore
Johnsie Cunninham
East Side
Lyceum
Woman's Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
J. D. Smoot
Lige Woodward
Ina Griffin
Ida Hunter
J.P. Graham
Lucy Green
Thomas
Leroy Sheck
Dallas
Miss Philips
James D. Slack
Jeffie Thomas
Irad Ransome
Gene Conway
M’mes
Lionel Slider
Gib Conaway
I. M. Cochran
Pelton
Abilene
Robert Riley
Sallie Atterbury
Stephenville
E. B. Atterbury
Comanche
Robert
S. A. Riley
Largest C H O Senior class 1921 22 graduates list
The Senior class of the C. H. O. for the term 1921 22 is the largest in the history of the schools. Below lay a list of the girls and boys names who comprise the graduating class, including one risers Cauley Evelyn Hall.
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Risers Cauley
Evelyn Hall
Personal mentions from Brownwood and surrounding towns
Mrs. C. W. Ory spent the day in Brownwood Monday. Mrs. Gene Conway returned from Abilene after visiting relatives. Mrs. Pelton of Abilene is visiting daughter Mrs. C. W. McCollum. O. H. Gibbs leaves for May to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. D. G. Carpenter and children of Des Moines Iowa returned to Dallas after visiting Mrs. Barna Riley. Ernestine Atwood returned from Ft. Worth where she had been for months. Mrs. Joe Spence spent a day enroute from Pittsburg to San Angelo. John D. Waring returned from South America after eighteen months. Mrs. Rufus Higgs left for Stephenville after visiting here. Lee Hamilton of El Paso spent a few days with family. Mrs. R. V. Massingill returned from a two week visit in Ft. Worth. Miss Johns ie Cunningham returned from Coleman after visiting cousin Mrs. Babington Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Carpenter
Des Moines, Iowa
Dallas
Barna Riley
Joe Spence
Pittsburg
San Angelo
Boy Missing at Abilene
The Gamel family seeks help locating Glen Gamel a 10 year old Abilene boy described as about five feet tall with brown hair and blue eyes. He left College Heights School Thursday and had not been found by Friday afternoon. Any information should be given to his family.
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Glen Gamel
College Heights
Glenn
Game
Abilene
Giant Lye Sale At Grocerteria Priced At 89 Cents
Four cans of Giant Lye are advertised at 89 cents each at the Grocerteria. The listing highlights a bulk price option and urges shoppers to stock up.
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Grocerteria
Comanche School Faces Debt and Salary Strains
The Comanche school board reports a year end debt near four thousand dollars with income declines next year. They warn that current salary scales may require cuts unless patrons approve higher taxes and additional funding to preserve staff and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Alta
Buena Vista
County
Iowa
Death of Mrs J W Ward at 38 with large family
Mrs J W Ward, 38, died Monday evening at 7 30 at the family home near Sidney after a week long illness. Survived by husband and eight children four brothers one sister and both parents in New Mexico. Funeral from home to Pendergrass cemetery with services for the mother of two infants gone before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ward
Sidney
New Mexico
Christian Church
Pendergrass Cemetery
Society of Shifters Rise in Youth Groups Across Cities
Newspapers warn that the so called Society of Shifters is spreading among youths with a secret handshake a password and initiation fees in small tokens. Officials worry the movement could lead to dangerous associations and loss of formal introductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Shifterism Craze Fades Amid Idle Promises
The Commercial News Review notes the Society of Shifters has not seized the South and is likely a fad fueled by novelty pins sold in the East and North. Paper clips serve as emblems as authorities doubtfully curb sales, while experts predict the craze will burn out like fires and floods and pest outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Commerccial News-Review
Pleasant Valley Community News Recap
A Pleasant Valley supper on Jimmie's creek drew a large crowd and good fishing. Ellen Reeves of Beattie visited Flora Nichols from Saturday to Monday. FE Wilson stayed with aunt Jane Russian in Sipe Springs. Sam and Jack Nichols attended singing in Walnut. Prater visited Jeff Evans in Sidney. J W Ward died Monday evening May 8 after a short illness, leaving a husband children and extended family in mourning.
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Ellen Reeves
Beattie
Flora Nichols
FE. T. Wilson
Jane Russian
Sipe Springs
Sam and
Jack Nichols
Walnut
Prater
Jeff Evans
Sidney
J. W. Ward
For Sale Ford Car Trade for Cattle
Durable brick by Thurber Brick Co Ft Worth Texas offered for sale or trade. Vitrified brick noted. Also second hand Ford car for sale or possible cattle trade. Contact R IL Lane 28 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurber Brick Co
Ft. Worth Texas
R. IL. Lane
Local Miller Praises New Graham Flour Quality
A producer extols his Graham Flour made from wheat grown by W. Ferrell. He notes the grain was milled and cleaned, even if not strictly needed, and shipped portions to San Angelo by parcel post. The product is described as Real Whole Wheat Flour ground on French Buhr rocks.
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W. (. Ferrell
San Angelo
Parcel Post
Nature Flavor Flour Shrugs With Comanche Wheat Quality
An ad style note touts Nature Flavor Flour as using No.1 wheat and shipping in when local supplies lag. It urges readers to buy from listed grocers and emphasizes maintaining high quality in Comanche flour production.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pepple
The
Methodist Church
Minnie Elkins
Bertha McGuire
Addiie Mills
Rena‘e Sullivan
Lillian Durham
Vasco Lee
J. M. Cochran
Nvbody
Brownwood
Roswell
N. M
California
Klingman
Central Christian Adult Bible Class
C. W. Ory
Mrs. Pelton
C. W. McCollum
O. H. Gibbs
Ernestine Atwood
Ft. Worth
John D. Waring
South America
Rufus Higgs
Lee Hamilton
el Paso
R. V. Massingill
the Society OF Shifters
Pleasant Valley
Jimmie’s Creek
Majestic
Higginbotham’s
City Bakery
F. H. Fitzpatrick
J. M. Guthrie
J. S. Litttle
Cash Store
Slider & Lacy
Tood & Jennings
Higginbotham Bros. & Co
Bob
Chas. Tate
the Home Grocery
J. R. Davenport
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