Comanche 7 Rising Star 6 in tense last quarter battle
Comanche edged Rising Star 7 6 after Meyers bucked in from the 1 foot line to clinch in the fourth period. Everett and Meyers anchored a strong ground game while Dodson, Thompson and Jenkins moved the ball through the air for key gains and late drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Cats
Comanche
Thompson
Jenkins
Dudley
Dodson
Indians
Everett
Meyers
Wetzel
Rising Star
Nunnally
Omanche
Keeter
T Nunnally
Emert
Beaty
Shults
King
Tl Np
Woodson
Johnson
Nverett
Star
Son
Nunaround
Buchannon
Weigel
Shumate
Jacobs
Greer
Gibbs
Scurry
Wilkinson
Coma
Comanche Falls 7-6 as De Leon Edges In
In the SPON COMANCHE Turkey Day game De Leon overcame Comanche 7 to 6. Nichols starred for Comanche with multiple runs and catches while Dudley anchored the defense. The lead swung with Dodson and Everett producing key gains and a late Nichols score, but De Leon held on to win.
Baptist Workers Meeting at Proctor Church December 4 1928
The Baptist Workers Meeting gathers at Proctor Baptist Church on December 4 1928 with Moderator T. N. Carter. Sessions run from 10:00 a.m. to 3:20 p.m. including expositions, sermons, discussions on N T Church depravity election missions and women’s work led by various speakers and a noon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Workers Meeting
Proctor Baptist Church
T. N. Carter
Frank Steele
N. T
W. N. Scott
Forrest Maddox
Wingo
S. J. Isham
J. N. Campbell
Peerless Cream and Produce opens second route
The Peerless Cream and Produce Co. started a second cream and sweet milk route Monday serving the area near Downing and Suez. Manager Bob Cox says both routes are well patronized, with the new route covering the upper De Leon road to Suez to Downing and back to Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerless Cream and Produce Co
Downing
Suez
Sidney
Bob Cox
Upper de Leon
Comanche
Whiteside Ranch birthday barbecue draws big turnout
On Thursday November 22 1928 about 150 people gathered five miles north of Sipe Springs to celebrate E A Whiteside s 50th birthday. The event featured a 400 pound beef barbecue stews and coffee as guests from Sipe Springs Gorman Brownwood Rising Star Cross Plains and Pioneer mingled and shared memories around long tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiteside Ranch
Sipe Springs
E. A. Whiteside
Sam Poteet
Jep Lowe
Ross Hammet
L. L. Vines
Holland
Jack Lovell
Gorman
Bill Tyler
Bill Shults
Reedy Patterson
Bill Koonce
Chas. Falls
Strackbein
Patterson
Tyler
Chas. Beleau
Reed Plummer
Rising Star
K. A. Lane
Locker
Cross Plains
Pierce Burns
Denman Burns
Billy and Earl Burns
Owens
Carl F. Tate
Jack Moore
Comanche
E., M. Curry
Pioneer
Ana Henson
Stephenville
West Ward Honor Roll Names Include Shoemaker and Littlejohn
Local honor roll lists for West Ward includes first, high, and low divisions. Notable names: Shoemaker Marjorie Littlejohn Ernestine Daniels and many others across first high second and low third groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ward
Freejin Shoemaker
Marjorie Littlejohn
Ernestine Daniels
Marlin Cherry
Sally Ruth Barkley
Collier Pope
Tom Cox Jr
Walter Glenn Carter
Patricia Howward
Dorothy Marie Garrett
Billie Vancleave
Melvin Bear
Robert Raton, Jr
Maynette Burks
Clay Frost, Jr
Robert LaPrade
Ira Gerganess
Elizabeth Jean Littlejohn
Tommy Zell Norwood
Lilly Bell McPherson
Rebecca Isham
Pauline Burt
Billie Low Cameron
Jack Walker
Eldred Jones
Robert Faulkner
Noble Laminack
Ernest Greene
Lottie Tyson
Castolene White
Pollyana Speed
Mary Jean Goosby
Joe Hicks
Harold Rambo
Nathan Mehaffey
Charles Carr
Mary Francis Mackey
Nina Huse
Joy McPherson
Georgiana Masters
Maurine Guill
Ruth Goosby
Ruth Andrews
Ellen Anthony
Quintin Cauley
Hart C. Shoemaker
High Third Names in Local Achievement Rally
Thomas Wil Richard Slider, Eugene Huggin Travis Durham, Wynn Mae Dilla Louise Mercer, Catherine Payn Garry Palmer are listed for a local high school event. The article notes their participation and recognitions in the third tier of the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wil Richard Slider
Eugene Huggin Travis Durham
Wynn Mae Dilla
Louise Mercer
Catherine Payn
Garry Palmer
Throckmorton Visit North Texas Duns
Mr and Mrs T H Dunlap Throckmorton visit her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Davis J F Adams and daughters Mr Heulah and Pearl in Combe while en route to Sidney from Medina. The trip followed a hunting and fishing outing with Mrs O H Kelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Dunlap Throckmorton
Tom Davis
J. F. Adams
Heulah
Pearl
Combe
Hom
Sidney
Medina
O. H. Kelle
Buddie Tanner Visits G Boen with Aaro’s Son
Buddie Tanner and the son of Aaro travel to Oklahoma City to visit G. Boen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddie Tanner
Aaro
Oklahoma City
G. Boen
Mrs Toomes Visits Aunt in Fayette Mississippi
Mrs Mary Toomes of Fayette Mississippi is visiting her aunt Mrs S Holmsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mary Toomes
Fayette
Mississippi
Mr. S. Holmsley
Mr and Mrs R L Eaton Blanket Visit Sister M
Mr and Mrs R L Eaton Blanket are visiting his sister, M, as reported in local social notes. The brief lists their arrival and intended stay with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Eaton Blanket
His Sister
Mr. S. Holmsley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albany
Nichols
de Leon
Dodsons
McClellan
Pierson
Pearson
Sharp
Comance
Nichels
G. Meyers
J. C. Meyers
Stephens
Story
J. C
Sharp Liverett
Jy “Ison
Huddleston
Grizelle
Horner
Nichol
Shar
Leon
Mackey
Nance
de Leon Victor
McDonald
Williams
Pell
Pete Nance
Nabers
Holleman
J. Pearson
Tom Nance
P. Pearson
Frazier
Tarleton
John Sullivan
Higginbotham
CREAN
Star Telegram
Dallas News
Dallas Journal
World Wide Ford Organization
Ford Parts
Ford
Mackey Motor Co
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