Randolph Clark and Family Ties to Randolph College’s History
Randolph Clark figures in Texas education history as a founder member of Randolph College and later advisory trustee of Add Ran Christian College. The article traces the school’s moves from Thorn Spring to Fort Worth becoming T C U, and notes Clark family members and successors in education while mentioning a salt sale advertisement at the end.
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Fort Worth
Clark Brothers
Thorn Spring
Brazos
Add Ran College
Addison
Insueston
Randolph
Texas
Christian Church of Texas
Taco
Add Ran Christian Colere
Randolph College
Isco
Joe Clark
East Texas State Eachers College
Huntsville
Holloway
D. M. Haster
E. T. Chandler
Jed Chandler
John Clark
Stephenville
T. M. Clark
Seph Clark
Stamford
Ida Nesbitt
Kilene
Joseph Rodvy
Clark
Ariton College
Bonham
Bethany College
West Virginia
Faculty Play Here Delights Audience
Chintz Coinage, a play by Comanche Grammar School faculty at the High School Tuesday evening under Miss Nobia Dunn drew a near capacity crowd. Principal Jim Eanes Reese warned only those who dislike laughter to stay away and the audience roared from start to finish as students cheered their teachers. The production followed another home talent show by Comanche.
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Comancr Grammar School
Nobia Dunn
Edna Hill Residents Share Travel and Local Visit News
Edna Hill figures report returns from California by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth King Woodrow Capel and Mr. and Mrs. Garret Lloyd. Vernon Gilbreath and Floyd Kilgore spent time with relatives and students visited Ste phenville to view a whale exhibit. A play by Alexander group was shown Thursday night.
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Kenneth King
California
Vernon Gilbreath
Edna Hill
Stephenville
Alexander
Woodrow Capel
Jack Kilgore
W. D. Kilgore
Floyd Kilgore
Comanche
Cc. C. Gilbreath
Garret Lloyd
Rotan
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Randolph Clark
Brightman and Son
Kilpatrick’s Hardware Store
Comanche, Texas
Comanche High School
DE Leon
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Dallas Morning News
the Pathfinder Magazine
Comanche Chief