Mrs Tom Dudley Hosts Tuesday Bridge Club
Mrs Tom Dudley was hostess at the Tuesday Bridge Club. Four guests attended and Gracie Robertson won high for club members while Karl Shock took high for guests. Prizes at each table went to Jack Cauley Fort Worth Joe Tupin Armstrong Cox and Bob Stanton. A salad plate and coffee were served to numerous ladies including Gracie Robertson Tom Helmsley Travis Cunningham and Elbert Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dudley
Gracie Robertson
Karl Shock
Jack Cauley
Fort Worth
Joe Tupin
Armstrong Cox
Bob Stanton
Harlie Neel
Bill Stephens
John Jolink
Armist Herbert
Girl Scouts Host International Camp Visitors at Camp Baree
Girl Scouts from twenty three countries attended the Thirty fifth International Camp at Camp Baree on June 29. Delegates from Belgium Bermuda Brazil British Honduras Canada Colombia Cuba Curaçao Denmark England France Greece Guadeloupe Guatemala Haiti Luxembourg Netherlands Newfoundland Norway Philippines Sweden Switzerland Trinidad joined American girls from forty eight states Puerto Rico Washington DC and Canal Zone for three weeks of shared camping and cultural exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baree
Aniversary International
Belgium
Bermuda
Brazil
British Honduras
Canada
Columbia
Cuba
Curacao
Denmark
England
France
Greece
Guadeloupe
Guatemala
Haiti
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Newfoundland
Norway
Philippine Islands
Sweden
Switzerland
Trinidad
Bing
Birgit
Mieo
Miche
Jackie
United States
United Nations
States
Puerto Rico
Washington, D.C
Canal Zone
Miss Parker and Hodges Wed In Candlelight Ceremony
Miss Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Parker of Comanche wed Glen Hodges son of Mr and Mrs C C Hodges of De Leon in a candlelit ceremony. Rev H E Waggoner read the vows as greenery and white tapers filled the decorated setting. The couple plan to reside in De Leon after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Parker
R. E. Parker
Comanche
Glen Hodges
C. C. Hodges
de Leon
H. E. Waggoner
Odella Ormsby
Janice
Clarice Parker
Comanche High School
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Tarleton Fencing Joins Tarletons Athletic Roster
Charles Wade Walker son of Mr and Mrs T N Walker Star Route Sidney is a member of the John LeTon Agriculture College Fencing Squad. A 1946 Sidney High School graduate he is active in the Los Cabaleros Club at Tarleton and cadets in ROTC studying Agriculture Education. He is expected to help Tarleton in forthcoming Southwest conference tournaments with A&M and Texas Tech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wade Walker
T. N. Walker
Sidney
John Leton Agriculture College
Tarleton
Walker
A&m
Texas Tech
Sidney High School
Los Cabaleros Club
R.O.T.C
Gustine 4-H Club Meets for Bedroom Decorating Demo
Gustine 4-H girls meet November 13 in the Home Economics cottage from 10 46 to 11 45 with Miss Lane guiding a bedroom decorating demonstration. Nine members exist. eight attend led by Bobbie Jolce Cox Bonnie Virginia Shaffer Wanda Hurt Neta Sue Hayes Dora Jones Ina Lou Jones Estail Roland Billie Jane Bolton. Ruby Sutton absent.
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Gustine
Miss Alice Hayes Honored by WSCS Life Membership
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Comanche Methodist Church awarded Miss Alice Hayes a Life Membership at a recent WSCS meeting. Hayes has served as treasurer for twelve years and is a former president. She was recognized at the district meeting in Santa Anna on November 13 and will receive a certificate and gold membership pin from the Conference Secretary. Other adult Life Members include Mrs. W. H. Thate, Mrs. Urban Schulze, Mrs. J. D. Smoot, and Mrs. George Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
Comanche Methodist Church
Alice Hayes
Miss Hayes
Santa Anna
WSCS
W. H. Thate
Urban Schulze
J. D. Smoot
George Walker
Miss Tate to Wed Curtis Henderson in Coleman
Engagement announces Frances Ann Tate of Coleman to William Curtis Henderson son of Mr and Mrs Willie Henderson. Wedding planned December 27 at First Baptist Church Coleman. Tate and Henderson are college bound with Tate a Baylor alumna and Henderson a Texas A&M senior veteran. ceremony follows family reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tate
Curtis Henderson
Coleman
Frances Ann Tate
William Curtis Henderson
Willie Henderson
Taylor Tea Room
Frances Amn
Coleman High School
Baylor University
Mr. Henderson
Burkett High School
Texas A&m. College
W. H. Tate
N.S. Hicks
Comanche
First Baptist Church
Mrs Higginbotham Hosts Bridge at Cactus Inn
Mrs Nick Higginbotham entertained friends with bridge at the Cactus Inn on Friday November 14. High score for the afternoon went to Mrs Walter Durham, second to Mrs Karl Shock, and traveling slam prize to Mrs Jack Caul ey of Fort Worth. Twenty eight guests enjoyed pumpkin pies nuts and coffee.
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Nick Higginbotham
Bridge
Cactus Inn
Walter Durham
Karl Shock
Jack Cauley
Fort Worth
Comanche W S C S Members Attending District Meeting
Ian Service of the First Methodist Church of Comanche attended the district W S C S meeting at Santa Anna on November 12. Delegates included Mrs Virgil Chaffin Mrs Urban Schulze Mrs Troy Marshall and Miss Alice Hayes. Mrs Chaffin was elected Secretary of Children's Work for the Brownwood District.
Marshall Bible Class Enjoys 42 Party
Members of the Troy Marshall Bible Class of Comanche held a Friday evening 42 party on November 16. The parlor was decorated with autumn leaves and mums. New officers were elected with Ira Clemons as president, Fred Curry as vice president, and R V Pinson as secretary treasurer. Retiring president Pat Cagle. Pies and coffee were served to a long list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eaton
Aaron Massingill
Mrs. Eaton
Gail Dudley
E. Paul Jeanes
John Burton
Ira Clemons
Cyril Greene
C. C. Klingman
J. Vasco Lee
FP. Ll. Little
Porter McCarroll
Charles Marshall
T. J. Williams
Frank Reese
Hattie Brightman
Jim Lacy
Troy Marshall
Fred Curry
R. V. Pinson
Pat Cagle
Paul Jeanes
J. C. Biggs
Paul Whitton
Edwin Pierson
John Carpenter
John Robertson
Virgil Chaffin
M. T. Camp
Beginning of atomic bomb funding in 1940
A $6,000 fund was provided in 1940 marking the start of a total $2,000,000,000 expenditure to complete the atomic bomb.
Friend names rise as nations become neighbors
A speaker notes that distant countries are no longer distant in memory but become friends through shared ties and global awareness. The comment frames international relations as personal connections, underscoring a shift from abstraction to friendship in world affairs.
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Girl Scout News
Study Club
Miss Parker Andr. Hodges
J.T.A.C
Gustine 4-H Club News
Bonnie Virginia Shaffer
W.8.c.s
Alpha Psi Omega
Baylor Radio Work Shop
Papa
Chicago
Miss
Frances Ann
Tate
Comanche County
Comanche Feed Mills
Ant
City Bakery
Mrs. Higginbotham
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church of
Brown
Runnels
Ned Lydick
Central Texas
Chaffin
Comanche W.S.C.S
Kely Tires
Kelly Farm
Kelly
Kellys
Higginbotham
Marshall Bible Class
Frosh
Crosley Frostmaster
Comanche Electric Co
J. M
Happy) Hathcock
D. B. Burk
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