Mrs Elmo Montgomery Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs Elmo Montgomery hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on May 6 with twelve members and guests present. Out of town attendees included Mrs P W McFadden of Austin and Mrs William Shumpes of Topeka Kansas. High for club members was won by Mrs Joe Tupin and high for guests by Mrs Kenneth Y Delicious refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Montgomery
P. W. McFadden
Austin
William Shumpes
Topeka
Kansas
Joe Tupin
Kennethy
Garden Club Concludes Season With May Meeting
Comanche Garden Club held its final season gathering May 15 at Mrs. Kenneth Ory’s home with thirty members and two guests present. Elected officers for two years include Ory as president and Baxter as first vice president, Jolink as second vice president, Shock as secretary, Hoffman as treasurer, Higginbotham as reporter, Durham as recording secretary, and Chilton as historian. The group adjourned to tour member back yards and will resume in September while planning summer work on a public park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Garden Club
Kenneth Ory
P. W. McFadden
Austin
Henry Huffman
Comanche
E. E. Anthony
Federated Garden Clubs
Corpus Christi
Ory
C. B. Baxter
John Jolink
Karl Shock
Sol Hoffman
Nick Higginbotham
Walter Durham
J. B. Chilton
Elmo Montgomery
Tom Dudley
L. C. Durham
Rehearsal Dinner Held for Cox Burns Nuptials Couple
Mr and Mrs Elbert Cox and Mr and Mrs Tom Cox Jr hosted a rehearsal dinner for Miss Dena Lou Cox and Mr Tom Rex Burns at the Coxs country home on May 11 A buffet table featured white stock and Queen Anne's lace arrangements with candles The couple presented gifts to the wedding party Guests included Charlotte and Elizabeth Koons Mounty Morgan Jr Dorothy Ann Easley and others from Fort Worth Dallas Lubbock Temple and Comanche
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Cox
Tom Cox, Jr
Dena Lou Cox
Tom Rex Burns
Burns
Miss Cox
Charlotte
Elizabeth Koons
Mounty Morgan, Jr
Dorothy Ann Easley
Ft. Worth
Victor Stripling
Suzanne Summerour
Dallas
E. R. Gibson
Lubbock
Ray Good
Temple
Harold Pate
Cecil Jack Cox
Quay Williams
Ruth McCorkle
Glen DeLapp
Armstrong Cox
Comanche
Mrs William Stephens Hosts Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs. William Stephens entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on May 14. High scores were Mrs Water Jack Barret among old members and Mrs Sam F Todd among guests, with Mrs Eltas Dundley taking low. Seventeen guests attended and a delicious refreshment plate was served. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Harlie Neel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stephens
Water Jack Barret
Sam F. Todd
Eltas Dundley
Harlie Neel
Friday Afternoon Bridge Club Meets at Stephens Home
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club held its last meeting at Mrs. William Stephens residence. Four tables played with Mrs. C. W. Gray taking high for members and Mrs. Will Robertson low. guest high went to Mrs. J. C. Galloway of Brownwood. Sixteen attended. next gathering is hosted by Mrs. George Preston Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stephens
C. W. Gray
Will Robertson
J. C. Galloway
Brownwood
George Preston Tate
Johnson Pate Vows Exchanged in Comanche Home Wedding
Miss Georgia Belle Johnson married James T. Pate at the Johnson home in Comanche on May 9. Rev. J. W. Whitefield officiated. Attendants included Mrs. Pete Wall and Harold Pate. The couple plans a wedding trip to Austin and San Antonio and will reside in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Belle Johnson
James T. Pate
J. W. Whitefield
First Methodist Church of
Comanche
Jim Johnson
Pete Wall
Harold Pate
Austin
San Antonio
Pate
Comanche High School
Pacific
J. T. Pate
Mrs Earl Monroe Hosts Rummy Club Gathering
The Rummy Club met Friday May 16 at Mrs Earl Monroe's home. Twelve guests enjoyed an afternoon of rummy with Mrs Earl Oden taking first prize and Mrs Chester McKinzie earning consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Monroe
Earl Oden
Chester McKinzie
Mrs. Chilton Hosts Luncheon Club Meeting
Mrs. William Chilton hosted the Wednesday Luncheon Club at her home. Mrs. Howard Kilpatrick won high. A delicious lunch was served to Mesdames L. C. Durham Park Huntington Bob Stanton Jack Moore Will Robertson Armstrong Cox Herbert Williams and Kilpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chilton
Howard Kilpatrick
Mesdames L. C. Durham
Park Huntington
Bob Stanton
Jack Moore
Will Robertson
Armstrong Cox
Herbert Williams
Kilpatrick
John Dudley Honored On Third Birthday Party
John Dudley was honored with a party on his third birthday by his mother on May 12. Family friends Beverly Barret Jimmy Wilkerson Stanley and Rhonda Rauhut Tom Brightman John Stephens Guy Burton and Herbert Shear enjoyed yard games ice cream and cake. Mrs Dudley was assisted by her sister Mrs Comar Shear of Alice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dudley
Beverly Barret
Jimmy Wilkerson
Stanley
Rhonda Rauhut
Tom Brightman
John Stephens
Guy Burton
Herbert Shear
Moore Waggoner Nuptials Planned At Comanche Church
Mr and Mrs Jack W Moore announce the engagement and forthcoming wedding of Ruth Adelle Moore to Dan Ross Waggoner. The ceremony will be June 14 at the First Baptist Church of Comanche with Rev H E Waggoner officiating. Guests include Mrs Conoly Brooks Jr and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Moore
Ruth Adelle
Dan Ross Waggoner
First Baptist Church of
Comanche
H. E. Waggoner
William Shumpes
Topeka
Kansas
Floyd Prather
Albert Brannan
Reginald Waggoner
Ikey Pipes
Dorothy Armstrong
Maidee Marshall
Minnie Lee Branch
Waco
Dorothy Atkinson
Kenedy
Conoly Brooks Jr
Corpus Christi
Comanche Couple Connected To Baylor University
Rev and Mrs H E B Waggoner of Comanche note son is Baylor student and Comanche High School graduate. He is a World War I Marine veteran who served in the Pacific and in China. Miss Moore also a Baylor graduate in June and a Comanche High School alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Waggoner
Comanche
Baylor University
Comanche High School
The
Pacific
China
Butterfat and Milk Separation Boost Profits in 1945
The article explains the value of butterfat in milk if properly separated. Mechanical separators reduce butterfat loss, improve cream quality, and can quickly pay for themselves. It notes industry profits, producer education, and Swift & Company’s cooperation with government and ag groups in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Departments of Agriculture
College Extension Services
Boards of Health
4-H Clubs
Future Farmers
American Butter Institute
Soda Bill Sez Dreamers Must Stay Wide Awake
A quirky column argues that pursuing dreams requires alertness and honesty. It suggests that the less a man knows, the more he feels compelled to reveal, riffing on ambition and self awareness.
Swift and Company as a mosaic of people and purpose
The text argues that Swift and Company is not a single entity but a vast cooperative of sixty three thousand shareholders and sixty six thousand employees. Their combined efforts create a market for livestock dairy poultry and related foods feeding America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Tavies of America
Early Cut Hay Boosts Steer Gain in University Study
University of Nevada experiment with steers fed early versus late cut meadow hay shows early-cut hay producing 151 pounds gain per head over 100 days, while late-cut hay lost 2 pounds. Start weight 535 pounds, final weights differ by 69 pounds, valued at $10.35 extra per steer at 15 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Increasing Your Income From Quality Eggs
A field guide urges removing roosters at season end to improve egg grades and reduce feed costs. Culling infertile or non producing hens boosts profits as graded eggs rise in value. It advises confinement, dry litter, balanced feed, frequent gathering, cleanliness, and cooling with Swift & Company offering a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
Dept. M
Chicago
Illinois
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Garden Club
Jim
Comanche Machine Shop
East Central
Comanche, Texas
J. R
Jim) Longley
Fire Insurance
Ance
Greene. Waring
Cyril Greene
John D. Waring, JR
Charles W. Marshall
Mrs. Earl Masters
Mrs. Sweeney
Mullin
Mrs. Chilton
Gorman
Ranger
Blackwell Brothers
Gorman, Texas
Soda Bill Sez
Vlartha Segans Recife
Mark A. Shipley
University of Nevada
Acces
Agricultural Research Department
Union Stock Yards
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