Comanche Graduation Honors Across Grammar and Ward Schools
The 1915 16 session closes with grade graduations at Grammar and Ward schools. Diploma recipients move from Grammar to High School and from West and East Ward to Grammar School. Commencement sermons and plays conclude with record attendance and praised performances by Thelma Gray, Paula Gage, and Mrs. Scurry. 31 graduates honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Scurry
Thelma Gray
Pauline Gage
Elizabeth Scurry
Eloise Bennett
High School
Exemptions in the Grades List Students With Exemption
The past term saw exemptions granted across grade levels. Seventh grade names Carolyn Reeves Huntenez Cox Maidee Williams Mary Lee Cadenhead Ida Mae Switzer Billy Durham Aubrey McDonald. Sixth grade Frances Reese Louise Gardner Hayne Waring Oswell Brightman Wim Cunningham. Fifth grade Janeece Goodson Beula Ranbbo Jno Hoff Clifford Reeves John Donnaho. West Ward fourth grade Hazel Rieger Carlos Halcomb Virginia Bonner Mary McCrary Archie Black Charles Moore. Third grade LeNa Brightman Niel Carmichael Gladys Kemp Tom Conger Audie Pate Guy Webb Mary Dodson Pearl Albin. Second grade Mark Moore Beth Rowland George Polster Jewell Hilliard I L Vaughan Elizabeth Scurry George Cun. First grade George Sullivan Kate Reeves. Exemptions from the East Ward are unobtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar and
Ward Schools
da Mae Switzer
Maidee Williams
Mary Lee Cadenhead
Hautenez Cox
Guida B. Kittle
Jewel Werner
Dudley Hicks
Otha Miller
Mary Blue
Annie Keng
Billie Durham
Billie Scurry
Maurice Brightman
Aubrey McDonald
Tom Burt
Frank Rowland
Edward Seay
Robert Moore
Virgil Nabers
Carolyn Reeves
Minnie Vaughn
Constance Knutson
Mable Holcomb
Mabel Knight
Hattie Tipps
Louise Black
Frankie Adams
Nima McArthur
Nora Steele
Rubene McPherson
Ruth Watkins
Velma Atwood
Hubert Knight
Dewey Barnes
Carvel McMillan
Reuben Lewis
Dick Frazier
Horace Hitt
Estelle Nicholson
Myrtle Robertson
Hazel Rieger
Willie Stewart
Winston Sound
Velma Tate
A. J. Watkins
Mable Wetzel
Charlie Garner
Elizabeth Mayes
Eloise Bennett
Mary McCrary
Virginia Bonner
Elbert McDonald
Mary Ellen Carnes
Eugene Ragsdale
Nellie Joyce Herring
Ruth King
Calvin Thomas
Coral Denny
Ava McArthur
Sarah King
Alta George
Ruby Clark
Eiland Fagan
Howard Hitt
Georgia Wetzel
Lois Alford
Pansy Ragsdale
Ida Beth Hart
Estelle Fenton
Dudley Fenton
Beulah Stewart
Eric Seay
Aleva Parker
Ernest Parker
Alfred Mehaffey
Gladstone Herring
Preston Williams
L. G. White
Rev. Power
Quartette
Rev. White
Huntenez Cox
Ida Mae Switzer
Billy Durham
Frances Reese
Louise Gardner
Hayne Waring
Oswell Brightman
Wim
Cunningham
Janeece Goodson
Beula Ranbbo
Jno
E. Hoff
Clifford Reeves
John Donnaho
West Ward
Carlos Halcomb
Archie Black
Charles Moore
LeNa Brightman
Niel Carmichael
Gladys Kemp
Tom Conger
Audie Pate
Guy Webb
Mary Dodson
Pearl Albin
Mark Moore
Beth Rowland
George Polster
Jewell Hilliard
I. L. Vaughan
Elizabeth Scurry
George Cunningham
George Sullivan
Kate Reeves
East Ward
Rural Carriers to Meet in Comanche Texas
The rural carriers of Comanche Brown and Coleman counties will meet in Comanche on Tuesday May 30. Entertainment will be provided for visitors and a general good time is anticipated by the carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Brown
Coleman Counties
Two Couples Wed In Baptist Church Surprise
Wednesday night two popular couples quietly married after a prayer meeting at the Baptist church. Nell Palmer and Elmer Webb, longtime residents, tied the knot after leaving the picture show. Anna Belle McPherson and Allan Lee followed, also wed by Rev. Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Milton
Nell Palmer
Elmer Webb
Nell
N. A. Palmer
First State Bank
M. G. Carter Company
Webbl
Anna Belle McPherson
Allan Lee
Anna Belle
C. McPherson
Mr. Lee
Comanche County
DeLeon
Crusaders and Movers in Local Business Shakeups
Bob and Roy overhaul their restaurant with repapering repainting and front painting. The Fix It Shop relocates from Depot Street to South Main Street this week. Robert Pearce opens a new barber shop on Depot Street last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Roy
Depot Street
South Main Street
Robert Pearce
Opening of a New Barber Shop on South Main Street
Charley Butler opens a brand new barber shop on South Main Street. S. A. Bruton renovates a residence on the city’s south side into a modern home for Lis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main Street
Charley Butler
S. A. Bruton
Lis
Swayne Declares Candidacy for Congress in 12th District
Fort Worth's James Swayne places his name in the announcement column as a candidate for Congress from the 12th District. He has long served the city as city attorney, county attorney, and District Judge now in his second term. Swayne, a former State Senator during Jim Hogg’s governorship, backed the Governor’s measures. He ran second in a prior congressional bid after a short three week campaign and this year pursues a three months campaign. He is described as capable and an excellent public servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Swayne
Fort Worth
Congress
Judge Swayne
Jim Hogg
Swayne
Aldermen Visit Cisco to Study Plans
Aldermen Jacobs and Rutherford traveled to Cisco on Tuesday to review street paving plans. They praised solid work but noted mistakes that could influence Comanche's future gains. Comanche's council is gathering information to ensure a favorable deal when action begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisco
Jacobs
Rutherford
Comanche
Munition Makers Behind Preparedness Parades
Washington reports that munitions interests fund and push nationwide demonstrations to sway Congress on naval bill provisions. Congressman Callaway cites New York parade invitations and paid expenses to influence lawmakers, warning the acts are profit and politics not patriotism. He praises his 12th District representation as unbuyable and unflappable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Gard
Washington
Fort Worth
Washington, D. C
Callaway
New York City
Congress
Naval Affairs Committee
House
New York
New York American
12Th
Heaven
Hell
Arrow-Head High School Annual Completed and Published
The Arrow-Head annual is finished and praised for its mechanical quality and editorial care. It includes school items from pupil and external viewpoints and credits Boog Cox for long hours of work. Most copies sold within two days of issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boog Cox
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