Rev Huffstutler Dies In Dallas
T L Huffstutler aged about 60 died suddenly in Dallas on Wednesday. Funeral details were not learned in Comanche by Thursday. Sutton Dudley said his wife and Mrs Walter Foster, sisters of the deceased's wife, had gone to Dallas to help with arrangements. Mr and Mrs Charles F Petet of Austin spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr and Mrs D Charles Clarke. Petet long served as secretary of the Railroad Commission of Texas and remains connected with the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Huffstutler
George L. Morris
Comanche
Dallas
Sutton Dudley
Walter Foster
Charles F. Petet
Austin
D. Charles Clarke
Petet
Clarke
Railroad Commission of Texas
Cooperative land bank loans aid Texas farmers and ranchers
The text outlines nonrenewable terms, member loans for owner occupancy, and a system driven by borrowers' benefits rather than lender profit. It notes Texas land bank loans rising from 12.1 percent of farm mortgages in 1928 to 45 percent by 1941, with 70,000 farmers and ranchmen using the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFLA
Texas
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Texas Nflas
Texas National Farm Loan Associations
Mrs Billy Monroe Entertained Before Her Marriage
Mrs Billy Monroe formerly Miss Elaine Waggoner was honored at a home entertaining hosted by Mrs E H Jones. Attendants included Golden Jones and Bernell Godfrey in the receiving line with family members and Maudine Brazier at the guest book. Flowers in white and gold featured giant marigolds and white dahlias. A miscellaneous shower of gifts accompanied about 42 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Monroe
Elaine Waggoner
Berne
Godfrey
Golden Jones
E. H. Jones
H. E. Waggoner, Sr
Monroe
Bernell Godfrey
Maudine Brazier
Charlotte Durham
Catherine Cunningham
Olene Lloyd
Merchants Visit Fort Worth Dallas Markets for Comanche Store
Mr and Mrs Harry Melowsky shopped wholesale markets in Fort Worth and Dallas last week to stock Novits Department Store in Comanche. Mr and Mrs Arley B Bolin of San Antonio joined his mother Mrs E J Bolin, visiting from Houston for Comanche trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Melowsky
Fort Worth
Dallas
Novit’'s
Comanche
Arley B. Bolin
San Antonio
E. J. Bolin
Houston
Banner Creamery To Open In Comanche
The Banner Creamery plans a Comanche opening soon after remodeling the Magnolia Service Station one block north of the square. L. V. Bassham reports the building will be enlarged into a modern brick facility to handle Grade A milk and start receiving milk shortly, with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Creamery
Comanche
Magnolia
L. V. Bassham
Mr. Bassham
Burks Transfer Moves Frankie Howard Household Goods
Frankie Howard hired Burks Transfer and Storage to move his household goods from storage to a new home in Temple. The bonded and insured firm emphasizes reliability for the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Howard
Temple
Burks Transfer and Storage Company
Burks
Garden Club Meeting Draws Unusual Interest
The Comanche Garden Club met with co hosts and guests as Mrs Joe Tupin spoke on Around the Calendar with Shrubs and Plants. Mrs Porter Franks discussed Indoor Gardening and Dish Gardens. Officer changes saw Mrs Tom Dudley elected president and Mrs Joe Tupin stepping in as interim leader. A Thanksgiving themed sandwich plate was served. The group plans a December 17 Christmas meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Garden Club
Mmes
Gail Dudley
Co. R. M. Dudley
Tom Dudley
Walter Durham
Iris Edmondson
Castle Ellis
Joe Tupin
Porter Franks
J. B. Chilton
Local Legion Men Slated To Assist In Navy Recruiting
The local American Legion Post will assist in Navy recruiting with J. B. Allcorn as chief recruiter B. A. Riley B. C. Lusk and T. H. Douglas listed as assistants Information on Navy details is on file in the office of J. B. Allcorn Douglas to direct possible recruits to the official recruiting station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
American Legion
National Organization
Legion
J. B. Allcorn
B. A. Riley
B. C. Lusk
T. H. Douglas
George M. Masters Dies at 73 in Comanche County
George M. Masters, 73, longtime Comanche County farmer of White Point, died at his home after a two month illness. He was born in 1869 in Alabama and moved to Hunt County, Texas as a child before settling in Comanche County. Survived by wife Mary Frances Alderson, a daughter Mrs. Johnnie Hurt, a brother Aaron Masters, and sister Mrs. Harmon Knight. Funeral at White Point Church with Rev. R. T. Wallace. interment White Point Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. He joined the Methodist Church over 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Masters
Comanche County
White Point
R. T. Wallace
Ben, Wayne
Anderson Wilhelm
Leonard Bragg
Hollis Dewitt
Herman Rauhut
Alabama
Masters
Hunt County
Texas
Mary Frances Alderson
Johnnie
Charlie) Hurt
Aaron Masters
Harmon Knight
Methodist Church
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Rev. Huffstutler
Comanche Gin Co
H. L. Eight Gin
Federal Land Bank
Eiland Fagan
D. W. Long
W. B. Barret
John Burton
L. T. Cunningham
J. A. Lightfoot
Rass
War Damage Corporation
H. L. Stewart & Son
N. A. Palmer & CO
J. R. Eanes & CO
Iva Hart
INS
F. QO. Jaye
de Leon
Farmers’ Pro. & Cheese Co
Geo. C. McKinzie
Mgr
Jim Jones
Donald Brooks
Brooks
Dea
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
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