Queen Lavonne crowned at high school Halloween gala
Queen Lavonne of Hall was crowned at a high school Halloween ceremony featuring a Duchess procession led by Miss Gleaton. Freshmen won the fundraiser with 345 dollars, Seniors close behind. the event supported school campaigns. Los Angeles visitors, Mrs. Emil A. Hanson, are in town visiting relatives and her mother.
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Lavonne
Hall
V of the Hous of Meyas
Danny
Judy Mondance Studio
Norv
Clis
S Student Council
Archie Boyd
Marguerite Ross
Fred Hall
Newburg
Emil A. Hanson
Los Angeles
Calif
Comanche
M. Atwood
Texas
Hanson
Mamie King
Household workers file quarterly tax returns with IRS
Employers report to the Internal Revenue Service the names and cash wages of household employees who receive $50 or more in cash income each quarter, detailing each worker’s earnings and tax obligations.
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Internal Revenue Office
Baptist Association News Highlights Local Meetings and Missions
The Comanche area hosts a series of church events with speakers including Andrew Q Allen and Hooper Dilday at First and North Side Baptist churches. W. B. Dickey leads in Comanche, Kreth Davis presides, and a Youth Rally is planned. Southern Baptists report 1,022 foreign missionaries and many more at home. Thanksgiving Week (Nov 13–19) supports Orphan Homes with over a thousand children and room for more.
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Une
First Baptist Church
Comanche
Andrew Q Allen
Texxas
Hooper Dilday
Allen
W. BE. Dickey
de Leon
Comanche County
North Side Baptist Church
Duster Mourns V W Bradford Death at 55
V W Bradford, longtime Duster resident and stock raiser, died November 4 after several weeks illness. He was born March 4, 1900 in Palo Pinto County and survived by his wife Gladys Perkins Bradford and nine children. Funeral services were held at Beattie Methodist Church with burial in Sand Hill Cemetery.
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Bradford
Ste
J.B Cole
Frank Skaggs
Dust
Sand Hill
Palo Pinto County
W . Bradford
Duster
Gladys Perkins
S. C. Perkins
Beattie
Billy Jean Aslakson
Redwing
Minnesota
Garland Bradford
Sundown
Betty Jane Aslakson
Missionary to Visit Velasco for School of Missions
A missionary travels to Velasco Texas next week for a School of Missions event. The note requests prayers and an offering during Thanksgiving to support the Home and its residents.
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Velasco
Texas
School of Missions
Connecticu Gazette Founded by James Parker in New Haven
The Connecticu Gazette of New Haven, established in 1755, was the first New England paper outside Boston to gain firm footing. James Parker, associate of Benjamin Franklin, founded it.
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New England
Boston
Connecticu Gazette of
New Haven
James Parker
Benjamin Franklin
Band Day At Austin Saturday
Approximately 4500 band members from over 140 high schools and junior highs will perform at the University of Texas Memorial Stadium during halftime of the Texas vs Texas Christian game. Bands compete for trophies in divisions by school enrollment with awards for first and runner-up in each. A downtown parade will feature participating bands and the largest unit may win the top trophy.
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Uom
Eniaeea
Philadelphia’s first printing press by William Bradford
William Bradford established Philadelphia’s first printing press in 1685, two years after the town’s settlement, marking a key milestone in colonial printing and communication.
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Philadelphia
William Bradford
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