Good Woman Nannie Bolton Dead in Gustine
Mrs. Nannie Pearl Bolton wife of J F Bolton died May 2 1954 after a cerebral hemorrhage she was born August 7 1878 in Panola County Texas and moved to Comanche County as a child twelve children were born to the couple ten survive her Funeral services were at the family residence with Rev M E Davis and Rev W M Scott and burial followed at Union Cemetery The Gustine First Baptist Church and community mourn her loss as a devoted missionary and member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustine
First Baptist Church
Nannie Pearl Bolton
J. F Bolton
M. E. Davis
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
W. M. Scott
Union Cemetery
First Baptist Church of
Blanket A Union Mothers Day Program at Presbyterian Church
The Union Mothers Day program was held at the Presbyterian Church Sunday at eleven. Rev. Bryant of Cisco delivered the sermon. Local residents note visits and gatherings including the Reeves family returning from New Mexico and Miss Audie Lee Austin staying with grandparents in Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bryant
Cisco
Luke Reeves
Joe Reeves
New Mexico
Audie Lee Austin
Stailey
Sidney
R. L. Chapman
Glen Rose
George Brown
Burket
T. B. Carpenter
John Entriken
Little Daughters
Shreveport
Lee Stewart
Evelyn Levisay
J. B. Henderson
Mr.Bryant
Henderson
Andy Stewart
Brownwood
Horace
Buford Powers
Lloyd Henderson
Forrest Switzer
Lometa
Maurine Bird
Cleo Bird
Community Sunday Visits and Local Gatherings
Union members from Colorado visit local families including Mr. and Mrs. Hill Cox as W. G. Parker and daughter host guests. Breckenridge and Sidney visitors join Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap for Sunday. a Leon River picnic is reported. Catherine Dunlap vacationed in Sidney. J. D. Carpenter from Howard Payne College stayed with kin. Nina Beck from Fort Worth visited Mrs. Hayes Burks. Cass Lee Hicks from Creamer visited Eva Lee and Lucille Cox. Dallas visitors Mr. and Mrs. Blank Ewing and son spent the weekend with D. P. Morgan family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Davis
J. C. Davis
Colorado
Hill Cox
W. G. Parker
Floyd Parker
Gustine
Sam Rector
Breckenridge
Roscoe Daniels
Sidney
J. W. Dunlap
Leon River
Catherine Dunlap
J. D. Carpenter
Howard Payne College
Nina Beck
Fort Worth
Hayes Burks
Cass Lee Hicks
Creamer
Eva Lee
Lucille Cox
Blank Ewing and
Child asks father for pork chops and help with new telephone
A child asks her father to bring pork chops on returning from work and to show her how to use the new telephone. She repeats the phrase Number and room to call for assistance, reflecting a home scene.
Convention Program at Zion Hill Church May 27 1934
Convention keeps its schedule with Zion Hill Baptist Church on Sunday May 27 1934. The program outlines a series of tributes “The Wonderful Savior” listing speakers and songs about Jesus including birth life love power death resurrection intercession and return with scriptural references and period hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Carter
Hill Huddleston
S. J. Isham
Jno
Sam Bays
Matt
W. M. Scott
Sleven
Paradise
John
Father
A. R. Watson
Christ
L. D. Hornburg
Gordon Barrett
Paul
Local Visitors and Social Roundup in Stagg Creek
Mrs Henry Jaynes visits daughter in Van Dyke while Don Foster from Haskell County calls on relatives. Sammie Moore returns from Knox City. Brownwood visitors Mr and Mrs John Wall meet Rogers family. The Tuesday Club sews seven quilts and plans next at Mrs Henry Drennan. Christine Fish hospital care after appendicitis. Gladys Donaldson works at Blackwell Sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jaynes
Ory Grigsby
van Dyke
Don Foster
Haskell County
Sammie Moore
Knox City
John Wall
Brownwood
Rogers
Bob Bingham
Henry Drennan
F. RB. Chambers
J. D. Morrow
Christine Fish
Brownwood Hospital
Julian Steele
Michael
Walnut
Gladys Donaldson
Blackwell Sanitarium
Gorman
Jewell Cagle
War Ahead Sees Family Outing On Mothers Day
Jim Eanes wife and daughter and Catherine Eanes of Texan spent Mothers Day with Mau Rice Eanes and wife. Bewleys Best Flour Riley's Gro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Eanes
Catherine Eanes
Texan
Maurice Eanes
Bewley
Riley
Black-Draught praised for biliousness and constipation relief
Mrs Mary Garner of Burleson Texas extols Thedfords Black-Draught for biliousness bad taste and other discomforts from constipation. She notes her mother used it for years and that Syrup of Black-Draught helped her children with colds and feeling unwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Mary Garner
Burleson
Texas
Dr. Miles
Doc Blankenship
Stamford
S. Tidabach
Stroudsburg
Pennsylvania
Maggie Pelle Dudley
Vanceboro
N. C
Plez Carter Weds Miss Mary Grace Davis in Proctor
Plez Carter son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carter Sr of Proctor married Mary Grace Davis of Proctor on a Sunday in Eastland. Mrs. Carter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis and reared in Proctor. The couple will reside in Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plez Carter
J. W. Carter
Proctor
Eastland
Mary Grace Davis
Coleman Democrat Voice Publishes 16 Page Special Edition
The Coleman Democrat Voice released a sixteen page special edition last week featuring a three day cooking school held this week. It marks the paper's largest edition since October 3, 1931, with 1500 inches of advertising from over 126 firms, as noted in its statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Democrat Voice
Stephenville
Albany
Brady teachers awarded ten percent salary boost
At a Brady Public School board meeting last week D. A. Newton was re elected Superintendent and the entire faculty was re elected except for two who were not applicants. The move follows a ten percent raise for Brady teachers as reported by the Brady Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady Public School
D. A. Newton
All Day Program Features School Closing and Jupiter Smiles
An all day program under Pat Howard of Comanche features the school closing at Trinity. Stew and coffee are served at noon and a free play at night closes the event. The play Jupiter Smiles has a cast of eight characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Howard
Comanche
Trinity
Jupiter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas Home Telephone Co
Stagg Creek
C. F. Williams
New York
H. G. Wells
U. S
Wells
Bryan
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Potomac Park
Roosevelt
Mrs. Blankenship
FR Goller
Mrs. Tidabach
Maggie Dudley
NSOLD
Mrs. Wallace
Henry A. Wallace
The
of Agriculture
Otto Veehoff
National Farm and Association
Wallace
Karl Derrick
West Broadway
Coleman
BRADY
Lighthouse
PATH
Garner-Alvis CompAny
Garner-Alvis CO
Crewes
Comanche, Texas
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