Infant Charles Knox Dies in Brownwood Burial Held
Charles Knox infant son of Mr and Mrs K Knox of Comanche died Monday morning May 17 at 3 o'clock in a Brownwood hospital. Burial conducted Tuesday May 18 at 2 p m with Rev Ho wel Martin officiating in the cemetery as the child’s family were listed with grandparents Mr and Mrs T C Joe Pallett and Mr and Mrs C.
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Jos Charles
K. Knox
Comanche
Bro
Howell Martin
Joe Pallett
Local Funeral Roster Names Santa Fe Crew Members
Pallbearers listed as David Parks, Glenn Bowman, Marvin McMillins, Lewis Pursch, Fred Willhouse, and Roy Owens. Honorary pallbearers include W. 4 Battles, Lake Parks, Jim Ming, Ge Miller, and others from the Santa Fe Railroad Brownwood round house. Survived by father George W. Harbor, brother Bob Harbor of Dublin, and sisters Miss Jettie Lee and Lattie Brock of Proctor.
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David Parks
Glenn Bowman
Marvin McMullins
Lewis Pursch
Fred Willhouse
Roy Owens
W. 4 Battles
Lake Parks
Jim Ming
Ge Miller
Bill Smith
W. M. Whitten
A. A. Moreland
Emil Schmidt
Oscar Williams
Round House
Santa Fe Railroad
Brownwood
George W. Harbor
Bob Harbor
Dublin
Miss Jettie Lee
Lattie Brock
Procr
Obituary: Mrs Manning of Brownwood County Line
Calvert Texas June 1. She married A Manning December 7 1876. A Baptist Church member at Hasse for years. Survivors include two daughters Thomas Manning and Lee Manning of Brownwood and Bryan Manning of County Line Oklahoma. Nineteen grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Interment Board Church Cemetery Comanche County at 2 30 Monday with Rev W M Scott officiating Brownwood Bulletin
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T Calvert
Texas
Ie Cam
A. Manning
Baptist Church
Hasse
Hie
Thomas and Lee Manning
Brownwood
Bryan Manning
County Line
Oklahoma
Board Church Cemetery
Comanche County
W. M. Scott
Old School Bell Returns at Annual Bell Ceremony
The campus hosted the first Annual Bell Ceremony with over 1000 attendees. The old clapper, thought lost, was recovered by Judge H L Stewart and restored to the bell. Students and staff praised the campus transformation and the efforts of donors Mr and Mrs Lee Campbell who supplied plants for campus decoration.
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Jim
Bartee
Lee Campbell
H. L. Stewart
W. F. Rogers
Prune Trees To Fit Soil Says Scudder County Agent
Beattie area orchard of Charley Denny shows pruning to 9 feet high and 18 foot spread. Trees spaced 30 feet apart balance top with root system, aiding drought survival and ground fruit picking. Denny applies same method to hundreds of bearing pecan trees to ensure quality crops.
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N. E. Scudder
Beattie
Charley Denny
Denny
Leto’s Pyor Rhea Remedy Promoted For Gums
A vintage advertisement touts Leto’s Pyor Rhea Remedy as a universal solution for sore bleeding gums. It urges customers to buy one bottle, use as directed, and seek a refund from druggists if unsatisfied.
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Leto
Reese Drug Co
Binder Canvas Price Promotion at Kilpatrick’s Hardware
Kilpatrick's Hardware Store advertises binder canvas guaranteed full weight and of equal or better quality than any seller at a lower price. The offer emphasizes value and material quality for buyers seeking durable binder canvas.
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Kilpatrick’s
Kilpatrick
Bridge Luncheon Hosts Club and Guests on Main Street West
Mrs. B. D. Ort and party hosted a Tuesday Club bridge luncheon on Main Street West. Six tables played with trophies to Mrs. Jack Moore for club high and Mrs. Homer Palmer for guest high. Consolations went to Mrs. J. B. Chilton and Mrs. R. K. Shelton.
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B. D. Ort
Bouth Main Street
Jack Moore
Homer Palmer
J. B. Chilton
R.K. Shelton
Dallas men visit W. D. Jenkins with son Jud Jr
Jud Webb and his son Jud Webb Jr. of Dallas are visiting W. D. Jenkins, noting a family visit and local hospitality.
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Jud Webb and Son
Jud, Jr
Dallas
W. D. Jenkins
Mrs Reese Hosts Luncheon At West Sixth Street Home
Mrs John Reese entertained with a luncheon on May 19 at her West Sixth Street residence marking the first event since remodel. Out of town guests included Mrs Roy Box of Corpus Christi and Mrs Sam Stratton of Waco.
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John Reese
West Sixth Street
Reese
Roy Box
Corpus Christi
Sam Stratton
Waco
Mrs A P Cox Hosts Luncheon Bridge Club
Mrs A P Cox entertained on May 18 at her West Seventh Street home for the Luncheon Bridge Club and guests. Four tables were set for play. Mrs Jack Moore led for club members and Mrs Homer Palmer led for guests. The cut prize went to Mrs Sam Stratton of Waco. Mrs Stratton and Mrs Roy Box of Corpus Christi.
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A. P. Cox
West Seventh Street
Jack Moore
Homer Palmer
Sam Stratton
Waco
Stratton
Roy Box
Corpus Christi
Mrs Little Heads Sunshine Club Election Notes
The Alice Russell Sunshine Club met with Mrs. F L Little for the year end meeting. New officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs Robi Allen as President, Mrs F L Little as Secretary, Mrs John Hart as Treasurer, and Mrs Geo Clarke as Teacher. A china candlesticks presentation honored Mrs Clarke for her presidency. A flower contest highlighted Mrs Mary Allison for botany knowledge.
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Alice Russell Sunshine Club
F. L. Little
Robi. Allen
John Hart
Geo. Clarke
Clarke
Mary Allison
Cleveland
Waisman Feasts Guests At Eastland Hostess Event
Assisted by Mrs. J. F. Little Eastland and Mrs. H. N. Geser the hostess served late merits to Mesdames J. E. Ser Vivian Cleveland Jim Mc Robt Allen Mary Allison G Clark John Tate John Hart Huddieston Sammy Waism Miss Eugenia Gray and Mesda K R Little Dora Greene O Brightman W B Cunningham and Mrs. Lucie Kirk of Worth.
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Waisman
J. F. Little Eastland
H. N. Geser
J. Eser
Vivian Cleveland
Jim Mc Robt
Allen
Mary Allison
G/ Clark
John Tate
John Hart
Huddieston
Sammy Waism
Eugenia Gray
Mesda
K. R. Little
Dora Greene
O. Brightman
W. B. Cunningh
Lucie Kirk
Worth
Old Fiddlers Contest at Stamford Reunites Texas Cow Reunion
Stamford May 27 Bre down tunes reminisce frontier days as aged musicians vie in the annual old fiddlers contest linked to the Texas Cowboy Reunion here July 1 2 and 3 Professional players enter fiddlers must be 50 or older and may perform solo or with one partner only with breakdown tunes the only restriction later sections clarify solo or duet performances and selected tunes.
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Stamford
Linder Canvas Seeks Binder Cans at Competitive Prices
Kilpatric advertises binder cans with guaranteed full weight or used material options. He promises lower prices and flexible purchasing terms for customers seeking both new and recycled components.
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Worth Side Square
Dee
Charles Knox
Comanche Milling Co
Chrysler & Plymouth Automobiles
Dudley Bros
Eltos
Scudder
GEO Om
Mrs. Reese
Mrs. Little
Sunshine Club
Janet Gaynor
Fredric March
Kay Francis William Powell
Reuni
Linder Canvas
Kilpatric Hardware Store
Troy Wright
Jess McCullough
Will Roberson
T. C. Ross
W. Switzer
Jack Stuckey
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