Tea Honors Miss Ellen Anthony Before Her Wedding
Mrs. E. o. Anthony hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea for her daughter Miss Allen Anthony whose forthcoming marriage to Dr. E. B. Pulliam was announced by sister Mrs. R. E B. Box at Corpus Christi. More than 120 guests enjoyed musical numbers, a receiving line, and refined refreshments as the guest list included Mrs. J. J. Spence of Brownwood and Mrs. Bartholemew of Brownwood among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Anthony
Allen Anthony
E. B. Pulliam
R. E B. Box
Corpus Christi
Sunporch
J. B. Rudd
Joan Jenkins
Vanceil Briscoe
Emma Louise McDonald
McDonald
Jenkins
Ruth Adele Moore
Peg Durham
Sarah Lou McCarroll
Boyd Anthony
Anthony
E. E. Anthony Jr
Fort Worth
Walter Durham, Jr
J. J. Spence
Brownwood
Albert Barnes
Bartholomew
Local visitors and residents spend weekend in Comanche
Mr and Mrs W J Barret of Fort Worth spent the weekend in Comanche. Mrs John Roberson works temporarily in the Comanche County Abstract Company office, driving daily from Blanket. Schuler Gilliam of Howard Payne College spent Sunday in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barret
Fort Worth
Cormanche
John Roberson
Comanche County Abstract Company
Blanket
Schuler Gilliam
Howard Payne College
Comanche
Mrs Karl Shock Hosts Bridge Morning and Afternoon
Mrs Karl Shock entertained 25 guests at a Wednesday bridge morning with a salad course and centerpieces, honoring bride elect Miss Mary E Jones of Herbert Goodson. High scores went to Mrs Bob Stanton and second to Mrs Park Huntington. gifts were presented to the honoree. In the afternoon the Wednesday bridge club featured Mrs Charles Marshall high and Mrs Earl Ray Evans second as six guests called to extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Anthony
Ellie Pulliam
Corpus Christi
Bob Stanton
Park Huntington
Shock
Charles Marshall
Earl Ray Evans
Mary E. Jones
Herbert Goodson
Ellen Anthony Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Ellen Anthony, bride-elect of Dr. Ellie Pulliam of Corpus Christi, was celebrated at a bridge party Wednesday afternoon. High was won by Mrs. James Wilkerson and Mrs. Theron McKinzie. Hostess gave the honoree a gift of costume jewelry. Attending were Mrs. Charles Wetzel of Fort Worth, Miss Elizabeth Crawford of San Angelo, Miss Lillie B. Landun of Brownwood, Mrs. Theron McKinzie, Mrs. James Wilkerson, Mrs. E. E. Anthony mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Inez Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Palmer
Ellen Anthony
Ellie Pulliam
Corpus Christi
James Wilkerson
Theron McKinzie
Charles Wetzel
Fort Worth
Elizabeth Crawford
San Angelo
Lillie B. Landun
Brownwood
Mrs Stanton Hosts Honors for Miss Mary E Jones Bride Elect
Tuesday night hostess Mrs Bob Stanton honored bride elect Miss Mary E Jones of Herbert Goodson. Bridge winner Mrs Gene Rauhut and rummy winner Mrs Walter Durham Jr. presented gifts to the honoree and to Miss Ellen Anthony bride elect of Dr Ellie Pulliam of Corpus Christi among 20 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stanton
Mary E. Jones
Herbert Goodson
Gene Rauhut
Walter Durham Jr
Ellen Anthony
Ellie Pulliam
Corpus Christi
Mrs. W. H. Thate Hosts Friday Bridge Club
Mrs. W. H. Thate entertained the Friday bridge club at her newly completed home last Friday. Mrs. Gene Rauhut won high for members and Mrs. T. A. Kincaid Jr. of Ozona won high guest prize. Miniature farm animal pot plants served as centerpieces and prizes. The group included fifteen club members and fourteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Thate
Gene Rauhut
T. A. Kincaid, Jr
Ozona
Bertha Williams to Wed Aubrey Smith in Menard
Mr and Mrs Don Williams announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Bertha Williams to Aubrey Smith of Menard on June 3. Miss Williams works at Letha's Beauty Shop and lives with her sister Mrs J C Jacobs. Smith is with Home Construction Co and chief of the Menard Fire Department. The couple will reside in Menard.
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Don Williams
Miss Bertha Williams
Aubrey Smith
Menard
Miss Williams
Letha
J. C. Jacobs
Mr. Smith
Home Construction Company
Comanche
Blanket Study Club ends year with patriotic guest banquet
Blanket High School's Blanket Study Club held a year end guest banquet in the home economics cottage with Mrs. V. B. Boff as president and Mrs. J. D. F. Williams as toastmaster. Captain Goldman S. Drury of Camp Bowie spoke on patriotism. Next year's president is Mrs. Homer Bronstad.
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Blanket Study Club
Blanket High School
V. B. Boff
J. D. F. Williams
Frances Lynn Swart
Frankie Parson
Sarah Gleaton
Henry Williford
B. Powers
Macon Richmond
Bill Bettis
Charlie Crouch
Geraldine Gaines
Belva McCoy
C. Haley
Ted Gist
George Bolton
Swart
W. F. Chenault
Jake Simpson
A. Kesler
H. Puckett
Preston Tucker
L. L
Twenty Two Girls to Study Home Economics This Summer
Comanche High School girls excel in home economics with strong project results. They will pursue summer projects in gardening, canning, sewing and interior decorating while meeting weekly at the high school for group work and individual home visits. The Home Economics Club plans a camping trip during the week of May 26.
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Comanche High School
Family Gathers At Meridian Home For Mother's Day
A Meridian celebration for Mrs. J. M. Roquemore at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sanders in Morgan Mill drew a large gathering. Attendees included Roquemore relatives, King family members from Abilene and Meridian, Sanders and Harris relatives, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Visitors from Comanche, Fort Worth, and El Paso joined in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Roquemore
J. F. Sanders
Morgan Mill
H. A. King
Abilene
John Roquemore
el Paso
O. B. Roquemore
Meridian
Josie A. Jones
Fort Worth
Clemmie Harris
J. W. King
Jessie Chase
Tye
H. F. White, Jr
Comanche
M. C. Bynum
Olen Sanders
Iris Lynn King
Della Marie King
Bettie Sue King
Prentis Roquemore
Cleo Harris
Maxine Nichols to Receive Tarleton Diploma in May
Among 150 graduating seniors at John Tarleton College Stephenville Maxine Nichols of Proctor is named in the graduate list. Dean Davis announced the final list after registrar checks. Nichols daughter of Mrs D B Nicholl majors in Home Economics and will take part in both baccalaureate and commencement on Sunday May 25 at Tarleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tarleton College
Stephenville
Maxine Nichols
Proctor
J. Thomas Davis
Maxine
D. B. Nicholl
Tarleton
Local Students Perform In Tarleton Music Week Concert
Ten Comanche piano students joined John Tarleton College Celebration of Music Week on May 8. The eighteen piano ensemble concert drew over 700 visitors from Stephenville and West Texas, with participants from nine towns and Tarleton Conservatory. Comanche performers included Joe Waring Ruth Adele Moore Thelma Jean Hasley Peggy Jo Edmonson Frankee Jean Keeter Jo Ann Jenkins Joe Park Huntington Ray Little Sara Lou McCarroll and Harold Ray Burks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
John Tarleton College
Tarleton Conservatory
Stephenville
West Texas
Joe Waring
Ruth Adele Moore
Thelma Jean Hasley
Peggy Jo Edmondson
Frankee Jean Keeter
Jo Ann Jenkins
Joe Park Huntington
Ray Little
Sara Lou McCarroll
Harold Ray Burks
Mrs Belle Dudley Hosts Royal Service Group
Mrs Belle Dudley hosted the Royal Service program of the W M U of the Baptist Church on Monday May 19 with Mrs D C Bailey leading on An Urgent Gospel and Mrs Wm Reese delivering the prayer. The group voted to meet in homes with the next gathering at Mrs C P St Clair on Monday June 16. Twenty two members attended and were served fruit punch and ice box loaf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Dudley
W.M.U. of the Baptist Church
D. C. Bailey
Wm. Reese
W.M.U
C. P. St. Clair
Local shoppers and weekend visits across Texas towns
J I Starr traveled to Dallas this week to purchase merchandise for his store. Mr and Mrs Boyce Briscoe and daughters visited Quitman with sister Mrs R J King. Mr and Mrs W J Freeman of Gorman spent Sunday in Comanche with brother O L Freeman. Mrs W C Moore returned from Owens Texas where she visited Mr Moore's family. Jim Fisher and family also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Starr
Dallas
Brownwood Women Named in Bulletin Mention
Annie Strickland Miss Lois Fuller Miss Margaret Levisay and Mrs Joy Deen Mrs W J Bettis Mrs Roger Beattie of Brownwood are listed in a bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Strickland
Lois Fuller
Margaret Levisay
Joy Deen
W. J. Bettis
Roger Beattie
Brownwood
Bulletin
Three From County To Receive Degrees From A&M College
A total of 809 candidates will receive degrees at Texas A M College Friday evening. Local men listed include H N Goods on Comanche and H M Prater of Sidney for Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education and H H Greenlee of near Hasse for Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. The announcement comes from E J Howell, registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A&m College
E. J. Howell
H. N. Goodson
Comanche
H. M. Prater
Sidney
H. H. Greenlee
Near
Hasse
Pyorrhea May Follow Neglect
An advertisement from Durham's Prescription Pharmacy urges dental care, warning that pyorrhea may follow neglect and offering a money back guarantee if the first bottle of LETO'S fails to satisfy.
Doctor of Philosophy Degree Candidate Named at College
Jesse Gerald Chaney an assistant professor of mathematics at the college and resident of is named as the candidate for the Doctor of Philosophy degree.
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Gineer
Ome
Jesse Gerald Chaney
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