Quilting Bee Held at M E Circuit Parsonage
Women from Sidney Indian Creek White Point and Comanche gathered last Thursday at the Methodist Circuit Parsonage for a full day of quilting and fellowship. They shared a noon feast after door prizes and conversation. The Sidney Community Club notes more than fifty quilts have been made in total, usually at the Sidney Baptist Tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Flossie May Ross
Lola Boyd
Gertha Weaver
Dollie McCarthy
Winnie Weaver
Laula Bowman
Lillie Kearney
D. W. Stewart
Loriie Pinkard
Florence Kearney
Eula Bowman
R. A. Allen
Brady York
Alma Kearney
Indian Creek
Annie Wood
White Point
Claude Coker
Stonewall Hicks
Clarence Biggs
Comanche
Sidney Community Club
Baptist Tabernacle
Broxton
Sidney 4-H Club Delivers Reports and Plans Next Meeting
The Sidney 4-H Club met May 21 and handed in their reports to J. B. Cooper. The next meeting is set for June 23. Fort Worth visitors Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fasley and Mr. and Mrs. G. Paxton spent the week with Mrs. M. McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney 4-H Club
J. B. Cooper
Jim Fasley
G. Paxton
Fort Worth
M. McCullough
Heana Roberson
Boda
Sermons and Visits Highlight Sunday in Local Notices
The record notes Rev. E. P. Swindal delivering an eleven o clock sermon at Salt Creek Cemetery Memorial Services and Rev. Stanley Williams preaching at the local Methodist Church Sunday morning. Visitors include Miss Charlotte Switzer with Miss Ora Strickland in Brownwood and Miss Margaret Lanford from Steubenville visiting L. L. Lanford. Mrs. Sol Baker hosted quilting on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Moore moved to Alabama. G. C. Levisay of Howard Payne spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. E. P. Swindal and a Rey visited in Brownwood. Mrs. A. T. Stevens and son visited relatives at Zephyr, and Mrs. J. A. Bettis and daughters visited in Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Swindal
Salt Creek Cemetery
Stanley Williams
Brownwood
Charlotte Switzer
Ora Strickland
Margaret Lanford
Stewvhenville
L. L. Lanford
Sol Baker
Moore
Alabama
G. C. Levisay
The Methodist Circuit Revival Meetings and Early American Preaching
The note outlines revival plans in Harmony Talpa Sidney Indian Creek Proctor and notes on Fort Frederica where Charles Wesley Whitefield and the Wesleys preached. It recalls Wesley Whitefield Jonathan and George and describes revival fervor and historic preaching methods and conversions. Preston Broxton pastor signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Homer R. Hall
Talpa
Brother Hall
Sidney
Indian Creek
Wallace N. Danson
Bronte
Proctor
Dridge
Wesleys
Mr. Whitefield
Charles Wesley
Joseph
Ermons
Christ
Valle
Priddy Beats Comanche 3–0 To Open Home Season
The Priddy baseball team shut out Comanche 3 to 0 Sunday at the Grammar School campus. Priddy pitcher Bob Burton allowed nine hits with Comanche’s wildness early. Hardin and Coker pitched for Comanche. Final stats show Priddy 3 runs, 9 hits, 4 errors. Comanche 0 runs, 8 hits, 5 errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priddy
Comanche
Grammar School
Parkman
Hardin
Coker
Bob Burton
Newbury
McWilliams
Dearson
Grimland Re-elected Superintendent at Priddy School
Joe Grimland was re elected superintendent of the Priddy School after a Saturday night board meeting. He has led the district two years after serving as Proctor High principal. Priddy voted 6500 for improvements including an auditorium and additions to the current building. The district now runs eleven grades and posted the largest enrollment in its history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Grimland
Priddy
Grimland
Proctor High School
Clifton Lutheran College
Howard Payne College
Inik. Priddy School
Cardui Helped Lady For Nervousness and Run-Down Condition
Mrs Walter M Conlon of Forsyth Georgia reports Cardui eased her nervousness and weakness after a period of run down health. She notes buying six bottles and credits Cardui with giving strength. The ad claims thousands testify to Cardui’s benefits and suggests consulting a physician if no benefit, price one dollar a bottle at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardui
Walter M. Conlon
Forsyth
Navy Seeks Fresh Enlistees In Dallas Recruitment Push
Navy announces eligibility of 17 to 25 year olds for enlistment with a monthly quota of four men starting this month. Prospective entrants are urged to contact the Navy Recruiting Station at Room 470 in the U S Post Office and Court House, Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
U. S. Navy
U. S. Post Office
Court House
Dallas
Texas
Comanche High School Exemptions List Expanded
The district announces additional exemptions at Comanche High School across seven grade levels. Seventh grade names include Mary Jean Goosby and Norman Green. Freshmen list features Ellen Anthony and Rita Isham. Sophomores add Orval Hall and Richard Slider among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jean Goosby
Norma Jo Green
Nathan Mehaffey
Eldred Jones
Ellen Anthony
Rita Isham
Joy McPherson
Pollyanna Speed
Harold Hoffman
Orval Hall
Richard Slider
Golda Gore
Ruth Goosby
Louise Holmes
Johnnie Mae Johnson
Garry Palmer
Virginia Walker
Catherine Payne
Rebecca Masters
Ted Durham
Harmony School Announces Friday Closing Event
The Harmony School will close Friday with an all day gathering and ball games. A special feature includes The Eyes of Love presented by the primary department, a three act play tonight with cast Thelma Dossey Beatrice Othyne Catheryne Phillips Mrs E Bean Burgess Fisher Dwight Hemphill J K Wilhelm Chester and Jewel McKinzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony School
Preacher R B Easley and Rev Marian Gaines Lead Freewill Service
Rev R B Easley preached at the Freewill Church Sunday morning while Rev Marian Gaines spoke Sunday night. Gaines will preach at the home of Mr and Mrs George Kerley. Mr and Mrs Henry Jaynes of Stagg Creek spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ory Grigsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Easley
Freewill Church
Marian Gaines
George Kerley
Henry Jaynes
Stagg Creek
Ory Grigsby
Sam Johnston
Comyn
P. W. Borchardt
Priddy
Z. F. Booker
Walter Turner
Sweetwater
Higginbotham Named Kakoma School Principal
L. R. Higginbotham, former Van Dyke School principal, has been elected principal of Kakoma school in Eastland County. He is succeeded at Van Dyke by former principal Holdridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Higginbotham
van Dyke
Kakoma
Eastland County
Higginbotham
Holdridge
Evangelist Ellis G Grubb to Lead Lamkin Gospel Meeting
Ellis G Grubb of De Leon will start a ten day gospel meeting in Lamkin at the Primitive Baptist Church House. Services are at 8 15 each evening from Friday June 1 to Sunday June 10. All welcome to attend. Come let us reason together Isa 1 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis G. Grubbs
de Leon
Lamkin
Grubb
Church of Christ
Comanche County
Primative Baptist
Ellis G. Grubb
McDonald for Governor Club Meets Saturday
Friends and supporters of C. C. McDonald for Governor are asked to meet in the District Court Room on Saturday June 2 at 2:30 p m to organize a county Campaign Committee for McDonald for Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McDonald
Perry Moring Named Lamkin School Head
Perry Moring, longtime Robinson Springs School superintendent, was elected Lamkin School head last week and accepted the post. He succeeds A. P. Kallina, who moves to Comanche to join Renfro Grocery Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Moring
Robinson Springs
Lamkin
Moring
A. P. Kallina
Kalli
Comanche
Renfro
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M. E. Circuit Parsonage
Springs
Fred Johnson
Jo Juandell
Polly
Novell
Inez Hall
J. A. Hall
Susie Bagley
Chaud
Levisay
A Rey
A. T. Stevens
Son
Zephyr
J. A. Bettis
Karl Derrick
West Broadway
Minnie Jones
Hus
Minnie the Moocher
Texas Home Telephone Co
AogeeiRe Wallee
Wesley
Cumberland Mountain
Presbyterian
Baptist
Preston Broxton
Comanche Zent
Carpenter
Howell
Wisendanger
Millican
Zent
Howell II
Gilbreath
Morris
Stewart
Roberts
Iveyss
Layman
Burton P
Hicks
Wilhelm
Kohler
Ty Ead Priddy School
Ay Buell
Bewley
Riley
Kakoya
Lamkin School
Thomas A. Edison
Texas Power & Light
B. Love
First National Bank
Inwood, Texas
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