Cotton Grove Social News Highlights from Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Hilliard spent the weekend at the Centennial with others. Mr. and Mrs. John McEntire and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Graham visited Desdemona. The Bain family stayed with Henry Bain at Pettit. The Clarkes of Sidney visited Riley Hilliard. Otis Matthews were Brownwood visitors Saturday.
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S. T. Hilliard
John McEntire
Jake Graham T
John Goforth
Desdemona
Cam Bain
Henry Bain
Pettit
C. H. Clarke
Sidney
Riley Hilliard
Otis Matthews
Brownwood
Plans Approved for NYA Help in Conservation Work
County agents get extra support through NYA and Extension Service to run terrace lines and demonstrations. Eligible NYA youths will assist in terracing and pasture projects under county supervision, expanding work beyond what agents could supervise alone. Farmers are urged to apply promptly to the County Agent's office for recall and coordination. the program may last six months if demand remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Scudder
National Youth Administration
NYA
Constipated 30 Years Aided by Old Remedy
A testimonial from Alive Burns credits Ad lerki with ending thirty years of constipation and sour stomach. The ad from Wm. Reese Drug Co. claims the remedy cleared ongoing digestive issues and made him a new person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerki
Reese Drug Co
Ford Windshields 98c at Cheapskate Chandler Auto Supply
Ford windshields priced at 98 cents available at Cheapskate Chandler Auto Supply in Brownwood.
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Ford
Cheapskate
Chandler Auto Supply
Brownwood
Gustine Girl Appointed as Tarleton College Music Aide
Gustine resident Coda Baggett has been named a student assistant at the John Tarleton College Conservatory of Music under director Charles W. Froh. The senior music student will start work immediately, assisting with material for her graduating recital next spring. Enrollment is rising, with gains in voice and piano, and new studio grand pianos have been added in the violin and music studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
Coda Baggett
Gustine
John Tarleton College Conservatory of Music
Charles W. Froh
Miss Baggett
Conservatory
Froh
Bush
Berts Hadorff
Albert T. Luper
Mr. Coffin
Association Workers Meeting Program at Sidney
Program for Assn s Workers Meeting to be held at Sidney Oct 10: 10:00 Long service Roland Miller. 10:05 Devotional Lee Roy Woolsey. 10:15 Stewardship as taught in the Bible Jno W Henderson. 10:45 Stewardship made effective in the local church Edwin Wilson. 11:15 Sermon Wilson Fielder. 12:00 Lunch. 1:30 Long service W P Magness. 1:35 Devotional Bradley Hensley. 1:45 Plans and objectives of the Associational W M U Mrs John Hart. 2:15 Plans and objectives of the S S Joe Isbell. 2:45 Plans and objectives of the Associational B T U R G Alexander. 3:15 Importance of Mid Week Prayer meeting in the local church R L McGinnis.
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Assn’s
Sidney
Oct
Lee Roy Wool Sey
Jno
W. Henderson
Edwin Wilson
Wilson Fielder
W. P. Mag
Comanche Girls in Tarleton Chorus in Stephenville
In Stephenville on September 26 three Comanche County girls join the John Tarleton College mixed chorus under director R. Berton Coffin. The Comanche singers are Mary Nichols Joyce Williams and Jeanne Rollins daughters of local residents. The group plans to begin work on an operetta soon.
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Stephenville
Comanche County
John Tarleton College
R. Berton Coffin
Blanket Vocational Agriculture Students Qualify for Greenhand Degree
Blanket High School Vocational Agriculture students study the Future Farmer Creed and Parliamentary Procedure to qualify for the Greenhand degree. They must recite the creed from memory and learn how to conduct a public meeting as the program starts. The department plans to affiliate with state and national Future Farmers chapters this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanket High School
Orket
Methodist Church Promotion Day Signals New Year Start
The minister invites church members to attend next Sunday at 9 45 for Promotion Day as the Church Year ends in one month. He celebrates eight months of progress and urges members to work harder. A Country Store opens in Mrs. Tate's Building on the Square next Saturday and Monday.
36th Division Reunion Dates Set for Fort Worth
The 1936 reunion of the 36th Division Veterans will be held in Fort Worth on Saturday and Sunday November 7 and 8. The 90th Division will hold its reunion there November 6 7 8, allowing both divisions to meet and renew acquaintances. Registration headquarters will be at the Texas Hotel. organizers expect a larger attendance.
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Fort Worth
Texas Hotel
Comanche Girls Rush Tarleton College Entertainments
Comanche girls begin rush at Tarleton College John Tarleton with seven to ten days of activities on campus. Bids will be sent October 30 and answered by the following Monday. Bush parties already scheduled include S. O. S. on October 6 O. W. L. on October 9 and J. A. P. on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Tarleton
Association of Women Students At
Formal Opening of Hasse Gym Held
Formal opening of the Hasse Gymnasium drew a large community crowd and attendees from Comanche including Supt. J. D. Bramlette and many faculty members. The Comanche band performed, a basketball game between Comanche and Hasse followed, with a local program and drum corps participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasse
Comanche
Supt. J. D. Bramlette
Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News for One Year Deal
The notice offers a one year subscription to Chief and Semi-Weekly Farm News for 1.50 dollars. It advertises a special rate and invites readers to subscribe for regular farming news and market updates.
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Cotton Grove
Libby
Bliss
Gustine Girl
Tarleton College
Roland Miller
Comanche Girls
Federal
Prack
Volta Service
Dudley
Tom
Eltos
36Th Division
Amos Haynes
Sidney, Texas
Eastland Counties
Terest
R. F. Shaw
Texas
Comanche, Texas
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