Comanche News Roundup of Visits and Health Notices
Local residents and visitors appear in a long list of movements. Notables include Dr. Kenneth Ory resuming practice after illness, Mrs. Chitley Alles and Miss Janet Potter in Comanche, and families from Waxahachie, Sherman, and Fort Worth visiting kin. Appendicitis surgery for Texie Couch and health updates on J. Black and Mrs. Black are noted. Community members travel to Ranger, Brownwood, Dallas, and Lubbock for events, business, and medical care.
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Shaw
Fort Worth
Wm. Weaver
Fieldthwaite
Lillian Pearson
New To
Marshall EF. Adams
Port H
Bailey and Son
Fort i
Gray
Oscar Calloway
County Federation Formed By Local Women's Clubs
The Comanche Study Club hosted a meeting uniting county women's clubs to form a federation. Officers elected include S A Duke president De Leon Z Steakley vice president De Leon Frank Palmer secretary Comanche Will Robinson corresponding secretary Gustine and W B Lowe treasurer De Leon. Visitors and speakers from Cisco De Leon Gustine and Comanche shared reports and plans.
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Comanche Study Club
Shakespeare Club of
de Leon
Mutual Improvement Club
Gustine
Parent Teachers and Study Clubs of
Comanche
A. Duke of
Federated Clubs
A. Duke
Z. Steakley
Devon
Frank Palmer
Will Robinson
W. B. Lowe
Comanche County
Win
Reagan
Kelley
Jack Moore
Readig
Romeo Walker
James W. Clarke
Duke
Comanche County Federation
de Leon Shakespeare Club
Ceriicon
Dallas News and Coman the Chief special clubbing offer
Dallas News reports a special clubbing offer tied to Coman the Chief in this issue. The announcement highlights promotional terms and eligibility details for readers.
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Dallas News
Coman
Friday Club Hosts Elegant Tea and Card Party
The Friday Club met at Mrs. T. R. Helmsley’s home with chrysanthemum decorations and fudge. Dr. Thomas led euchre after a turkey dinner. high score went to Mrs. John Cunoningham and guest prize to Mrs. Evan Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Matrons Bridge Club
W. J. Lane
Rancho
Town
J. E. Ransome
I. Ek. Ransome
Jeffie Thomas
Lane
Dr. Thomas
John Cunningham
BE. C. Weisendanger
J. B. Hoff
Evan Palmer
J. P. Kearby
Sara
Mary Dingwall
Cacile Durham
T. R. Helmsley
John Cunoningham
Jour TD. Waring, Jr
George Tate
Frank Palmer
A Delightful Birthday at Grandma White’s Home
Mrs BE A Welch hosted a niece dinner Tuesday in honor of Eva White’s birthday. Attendees included Roe White Burl Seago Sid White Jewel Guy White Earn White Dealford White Cordia Ethel and kin plus Uncle Jimmie Miller Hutson Patton Maude. Grandma White wishes to live to a century.
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Gustine Tribune
BE. A. Welch
Eva White
Grandma White
Grandma
Roe White
Burl Seago
Sid White
Miss Jewel
Guy White
Earn White
Dealford White
Cordia
Ethel
Jimmie Miller
Hutson
Williams Osborn couple wed in Comanche home ceremony
Robert E J Williams youngest son of Mr and Mrs John H Williams of Comanche and Miss Westell Osborn near Gustine were married Sunday at the Bur dette home near the bride’s. Rev J D Smoot officiated. They plan to live in Comanche and will visit Hico with the bride’s sister before returning. Williams has worked in Higginbotham Pres Co grocery department for two to three months and is viewed as a promising local business man.
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W. Cotten
Mr. Little
Port Worth
J. M. Gochran
Brown
Texas
Davis
Churches and Thrasher
Sherman
Mariun Waring
Eli Dunlap
Jon Weaver
Fort Worth
Comanche
Frank McClelland
Armstrong Cox
Winnie Heatherwick
Chas. Hoffman
T. J. Freeman
Chillas
Olan Stewart
W. T. House
Clyade Mitt Hark
Elizabeth Reese
Ranger
Aml
Volney Jackson
Shiney Wen
L. F. Elkins
Lamgview
Ilness
Haworth
New York
Corps Christi
Cage
J . Black
Comentiere
Alice
Black
Dim Cox
Williams
Higginbotham Bros & Co
Tom Moore
Brownwood
Paris
Dee
Wi Black
Dorothy Pox
Allen Tlitt
Handley
Hess
Creath Dabney
Blanket
Sam Switzer
B.A. Switzer
Easthind
Genyth Kearby
Gus L. Coleman
Southern Tee and Utilities Company
Ranier
KR. A. McCulley
Will Garrett
Moraes
Jim Cox
Tom Cox
Wite
Dallas
Harvey Durham
Lamesa
W. G. Dingus
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
J.ob. Bonner
Mamie Bonner
Ellen Dingus
Will Roberson
W. J. Boatright
Near Newbury
Texarkana
McBride
Comanche County
Everal
The
Methodist Church
Sesson
Robert E. J. Williams
John H. Williams
Westell Osborn
Near Gustine
Ed Burdette
J. DD. Smoot
Hico
Wil-liatus
Higginbotham Pres. & Co
Birthday Feast Fetes 70th of O.K. Rea at Potts
A joyful birthday luncheon honored O K Rea on his seventieth birthday at his country home near Potts Vale. Daughters and daughters in law decorated the house while he attended church and welcomed a gay company with a feast and presents. Rea, oldest brother of Mrs. J P Hott of Comanche, enjoyed the memorable celebration with family and friends.
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Hamilton Herald-Record
O. Ko Rea
Potts. Vale
Rea
Mr. Rea
J. P. Hott
Comanche
Mrs. Hott
Missess Hott
Honoring Comanche High School Football Team
Miss Georgia Taylor hosted about sixty guests Friday evening to honor the Comanche high school football team that played Brownwood at home. The Red and White decor reflected Brownwood colors with flowers and crepe paper. Music by Miss Rene Harrison accompanied dancing as punch and sandwiches were served.
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Brownwood Bulletin
Georgia Taylor
Comanche
Brownwood High School
Xills
Rene Harrison
Musical Comedy By Mrs. Godbold May Be Given Here
Comanche residents and Mrs. Mollie Moore Godbold friends learn a new musical comedy titled Help Yourself has been completed and may premiere in Comanche under the Young People’s class of the Methodist Sunday school. plans call for rehearsals before Christmas with Mrs. Godbold possibly directing in person.
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Comanche
Mollie Moore Godbold
Methodist Sunday School
Inez Sullivan
Godbold
Grammar School Parents Club Meeting Delights Comanche County
The Parent Teachers met Thursday afternoon November 14 at Gram mar school with a large audience enjoying songs by the Grammar School Glee Club and readings by pupils including Margaret Ross Marmaretta Wells and T A Barnes. Principal Mr Jenkins described a new plan to keep floors and desks free of waste paper producing a clean building. Mrs Luker urged joining the county federation of clubs seen as a progressive move likely to attract all women’s groups in the county. A book is offered by the association to the room in each building with the largest attendance. Winners this month were East ward Mrs Lovelace West ward Mrs Chilton Grammar School Miss Palmer. Next meeting set for the second Thursday in December at East ward school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grammar School
Aarge
Mises Merwin
Glee Club
T. A. Barnes
Margaret Ross
Marmaretta Wells
Walker
Jenkins
East Ward
Lovelace
West Ward
Chilton
Palmer
Annual Pythian Roll Call Thanksgiving Night
The Comanche lodge Knights of Pythias will hold their annual roll call Thursday night November 27 Thanksgiving day. The Grand Chancellor asks lodges to contribute to the H. P. Brown memorial fund for a girls dormitory at the Weatherford Pythian Home. Members are urged to bring bank offerings and attend in person to pledge support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Domain
H. P. Brown
Weatherford
Ghent Sanderford to Be in Austin After January 1
County Attorney Ghent Sanderford will leave Sunday for Temple and spend most of January there before moving to Austin after the year begins. He will not yet discuss plans tied to the move. Tom F. Reese, county attorney elect, is named assistant and will run the office in Sanderford’s absence until his term starts. Sanderford says he does not plan to resign and will return to Comanche often until his term ends.
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Ghent Sanderford
Temple
Austin
Tom F. Reese
Sanderford
Comanche
Ford Inaugurates All Water Shipping From Detroit Plant
Detroit adopts all water export shipments via River Rouge to Great Lakes Erie Canal then New York docks. Ford sends 700 ton and 600 ton consignments bound for Europe and South America with future plans for 1,200 ton loads and expanded New York routes. Fordson tractors and car parts form major cargo with ore lumber coal movements also noted.
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Detriot
Mich
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Big River Rouge
Great Lakes
Erie Canal
New York
Ford
Rouge
Ford Organization
River Rouge
Michigan
Liquid Bor ozone heals wounds and sores now on sale
A clear colorless liquid that will heal wounds cuts sores and galls is marketed as the latest medical marvel. Liquid Bor ozone is offered in 60c 80c and $1.20 price points and sold by Paris Smith.
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Paris Smith
Texas State Association Convention Heads to San Antonio
County schools superintendent says many teachers from the city will attend the Texas State Association convention in San Antonio November 27 28 29. San Antonio plans to host over 5 000 visitors making it the largest meeting in the association’s history. Dr George A Works will present findings from the Texas school survey. The theme centers on needs and conditions of Texas schools with discussions by state school leaders. Hundreds of teachers from Southwest Texas are expected to travel by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort W
B. Speed
Texas
San Antonio
Special Programs At The Methodist Church Sunday
Junior Epworth League to present a Sunday morning program at the Methodist church at 11 o clock with Miss Mary Merwin directing. There will be no sermon as Rev. J K Morris attends Brownwood Annual Conference. Sunday night features a sing along led by Miss Merwin for all singers with the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpnorth League
Methodist
J. KR. Morris
Brownwood
Mary Merwin
Miss Mewin
Real Estate Trades Reported In Local Transactions
KK Hawkins sold south half of block 111 Barnes addition to J T Moody for 1000 cash as Moody plans to make it his home. John Guthrie of Sidney bought 154 acres two miles northwest of Sidney from C Mc Call of Nocona Texas for 5000. Joe Moody bought the Harris place in the west part of town from W R Harris and moved in. Mr Tatum who had lived there moved to the Ossie Greene place.
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KK. E. Hawkins
Barnes Addition
J. T. Moody
Mr. Moody
John Guthrie
Sidney
C. McCall
Nocona
Texas
Joe Moody
W. R. Harris
Harris Place
Mr. Tatum
Ossie Greene
B Y P U Program Group One Captains and Speakers
The record lists speakers and topics for a B Y P U program. Philip Brown introduces group leader Lou Singleton. Topics include money and giving by Cecil Johnson Cree Edmondson Hazel Batton Willie Mae Huse Johnny Armstrong Luke Springstead Loy Singleton and others.
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Philip Brown
Lou Singleton
Cecil Johnson
Cree Edmondson
Hazel Batton
Romeo Walker
Willie Mae Huse
Johnny Armstrong
Luke Springstead
Loy Singleton
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