Resignation Not Accepted
Elizabeth Lockwood accepts a surprising new post as private secretary at Springside after Ernest Hunter reveals he is actually the head writer in disguise. Hunter confesses love and a plan to marry, while Carl Winters discovers the deception and ends by helping reveal the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wainsmith
Elizab
Ernest Hunter
Clayton
Hunt
Miss Lock
Hunter Oon
Mi Ibeth
Elizabeth
Hunter
Elizath
Carl Winters
Namly
Izabeth
Eliz‘ih
J. Hunter
Matt
Carlzabeth
Birly Presbyterian Church Services Invite Attendance
The pastor, Thes B Gallaher, preaches Sunday morning on Service of Sup taken from first Corinthians. Sunday evening at seven thirty the topic is Outcasts of the Calendar from Matthew 28. The church invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
B. Gallaher
Christ
Comanche County Social Notes Featuring Local Visitors
Dallas visitors Kinnie Sullivan and Mrs Minnie Cunningham were in town Sunday. Laura Lu Waring of Cisco spent the weekend in Comanche with her parents. Abilene’s Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bradshaw visit their daughter Mrs. Hart Shoemaker My and Mrs. Jack Moore and children were Coleman travelers. Julia Carnes left for San Antonio for the winter. Mr. Claude Kemp wed in Mineral Wells. Hoff of Coleman and Glennie and Ray of Fort Worth visit Mrs. My and Mrs. John Hoff. Maret family of Anna attended funeral services for Mr. Ed Maret in Zion Hill with Mrs. Conrad Schmidt and Betty Jo. Alma Grainger, working in San Angelo, joined Comanche County Abstract Company. Cas Walline of San Angelo visited Miss Maude Yoherson. L. F. Elkins and family were visitors Sunday. Faye Gilbreath of the University of Texas spent the weekend with her parents. H H Huddleston visited Cisco. Anton Rauhut of Austin spent the weekend with his parents. Bob Burroughs of Dallas was in Comanche on business. We clean mens or ladies felt ats. Telephone 504, Chief Dry Cleaners.
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Kinnie Sullivan
Minnie Cunningham
Dallas
Laura Lu Waring
Cisco
Comanche
John D. Waring
W. C. Bradshaw
Abilene
Hart
Jack Moore
Cildren
Coleman
Julia Carnes
San Antonio
Claude Kemp
Mineral Wells
My Hoff
Glennie
Ray
Fort
John Hofft
Anna
Zion Hill
Ed Maret
Conrad Schmidt
Dau
Betty Jo
Fort Worth
Ward Mise
Alma Grainger
Pfer
San Angelo
Cas Walline
San
Anton Rauhut
Austin
E. H. Rauhut
Bob Burroughs
Then Comes the Rear Ponscience Amplified in Re audit
A fragment from the Los Angeles Times hints at a rear audit finding that is largely quiet until amplified by later scrutiny. Details are sparse and names or dates are not fully readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re Caudit
Los Angeles Times
Kerosene A Cleaner For Polished Wood Steady Tempered Use
Kerosene proves useful for cleaning polished woods that would be tempered by alkalies and benefits wood surfaces by gentle solvent action.
Howard Payne Opens Season at Brownwood
Howard Payne College starts the conference football season by hosting Austin College in Brownwood on Friday October 18. The game marks the season debut for the Yellow Jackets in the Texas Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Payne
Austin
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Austin College
Services at Proctor Baptist Church This Sunday
Services will be held at the Proctor Baptist Church Sunday eleven and Sunday evening at 7 15. Lindsey, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor Baptist Church
S. Dpd
Lindsey
Mattresses Let Jess Atwood Rework Your Old Beds
Local service offers mattress remodeling by Jess Atwood with available machinery. Call telephone 137 to arrange pickup or drop off and discuss options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Atwood
Bertha Mae Peek Died at Family Residence Near Sidney
Bertha Mae Peek, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Peek, died at their home near Sidney on Thursday October 38 and was buried at Stag Creek cemetery Friday. She was born July 16, 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mae
A. P. Peek
Sidey
Stag Creek
Notice on Comanche County Baptist minutes distribution
The minutes of the Comanche County Baptist Association are prepared for distribution. Contact William Reese at Wm. Reese vray Company for access and pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Baptist Association
Wm. Reese Vray Company
William Reese
Comanche County Club Forms At John Tarleton College
Comanche County students at John Tarleton College organized a Comanche County Club after a Wednesday meeting on October 2. Officers elected include Hortense Franks president Roy Nabors vice president Eilean Hilley secretary and Lucille Stewart reporter. About 53 county students are enrolled, with members named among a long list led by Nabors and Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Studenta
John Tarleton College
Organio
Comanche County Club
Hortense Franks
Gustine
Roy Nabors
de Leon
Eilean Hilley
Sidney
Sesotarv
Lucille Stewart
Comanche County
John Tarleton
Margaret Lacy
Paul Holleman
Howard Baker
Gladys Witten
Zora Baker
Mackie Boswell
Maurice Dry
Robert Sneed
Elizabeth Alldridge
Eddie Short
Lene Boydston
Lucille Jones
Anne Grace Foster
Kathaleen Bush
Coralie Bush
Bertha Luckie
Katie Mae Lane
Emily Halprooks
Elizabeth Simpson
Audie Lee Hulsey
W. W. Byrd
Katy Potter
Lorene Crockett
Elie Kinnard
Emma Poteet
William Compton
Ethel Luckie
James R. Bogan
Ruth Hill
Will H. Jones
Opal May Howard
Doyle B. Howard
Prompt Courteous Service From Chief Dry Cleaners
Courteous service and skilled workmanship combine with modern equipment to deliver a better dry cleaning experience. Chief Dry Cleaners. Telephone 504.
Deed Transfers Recorded in Court House News
Deed notes record Higginbotham Bros. Co to Reid Auto Supply Co for Lots 9 and 10, Block 26, De Leon for 10120.51. W H Ray and wife to Elizabeth Pean 86.88 acres from H T CRR Co Survey near Comanche. 11.5 acres from H T C R R Co. 10000. J A Goforth and wife to W A Manning two tracts 5 and 4.5 acres of H H Duke land for 5000. W A Manning to W B Manning five acres of H H Duke land for 300. Elmer Roe and wife to A H Noble 200 acres of John Duncan Survey for 896. D M Brightman to C L Cox lot in west Comanche from J D Wright Survey for 2500. C L Cox to D M Brightman part of block 16 Walcott Addition Comanche for 5900. Freeman and wife to D J Gere 50 acres of William Needham Survey, 100 acres of John Clark Survey and 14.5 acres from helm Needham Survey for 6530. Old mattresses noted amid miscellaneous items.
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Higginbotham Bros & Company
Reid Auto Supply Company
de Leon
W. H. Ray
Elizabeth Pean
H & T Crr Co
Comanche
Leon
William de Moss
J. A.goforth
W. A. Manning
H. H. Duke
W. B. Manning
Elmer Roe
A. H. Noble
John Duncan
D. M. Brightman
C. L. Cox
West
J. D. Wright
Walcott
Freeman
William Needham Survey
Anther
Helm
Needham Survey
Orgatone Restores Health and Happiness in Abilene Couple
D. W. Sieeditz and his wife of Abilene Texas report three years of chronic illness eased by Orgatone. He credits relief from constipation and fatigue to the medicine, noting better sleep appetite and vitality. His wife, once run down, is now fully well and can eat freely. They praise the remedy and say it brought happiness to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Sieeditz
South Seventh Street
Abilene
Texas
Sieglitz
Comanche
Paris Smith Drug Co
Sore gums relief touted by local Dentist endorsements
Report notes dentists praise Leto's Pyorrhes remedy for severe gum disease. Wm Reese Drug Coe and The Durham Pharmacy sell it with money back guarantee if not effective. Also mentions Mrs Clarke and sister in Dublin visiting their brother in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Drug Coe
Durham
Maret Buried at Zion Hill in Texas
Redward Maret died at home near Vandyke from stomach double and neuralgia after months of ill health. Interment was at Zion Hill Cemetery Monday afternoon with Rev. T. N. Carter and others officiating. He was born in Georgia in 1868 and moved to Texas in 1900, leaving behind a widow and five children including Ernest Maret and Neva Maret.
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Redward Maret
Vandyke
Sidney
The
Baptist Church
Zion Hill
Ernest Maret
Santa Anna
Neva Maret
L. R. Wilson
Gustine
Mesdames
H. L. Fritts
Lewis Bowers
Georgia
School Openings Reported by Area Superintendent
Superintendent R 8 W announced the Dus School opens Monday with enrollment planned for eight month term. Principal Cobb and faculty outline talks and a planned Parent Teachers Association to fund playground equipment. J A Steele noted Faer gy school opens with 67 students. Harmony enrolls 27 pupils per Dorrus Brown. Baggett and Mountain View schools set October 14 openings with returning teachers Miss Beatice Roberson Connie Mae Couch Ida Daniel Oma Mae Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lod Upile
Cobb
Pet Heathington
J. & Steele
Faergy
Comanche
Harmony
Dorrus Brown
Princivel
Baggett
Mrs Gaiser Recovers at California Home
Friends report Mrs. Drucilla Gaiser is recovering from illness in California. Her daughter Mrs Edna Turner and son Lloyd Hummert joined her and will live with her in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drucilla Gaiser
California
Immanche Circuit Preaching and Conference Update
The note calls for preaching at Indian Creek and Harmony with a Sunday School at 9 AM. It announces the Fourth Quarter Conference at Indian Cresby and urges full participation and timely Church contributions ahead of the Annual Conference. J. & Weathers signs the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M
Sidney
Indian Creek
Harmony
Indian Cresby
de Tech
J. &. Weathers
Birth of a grandson to Price family near Gustine
The Hamilton sanitarium reports the birth of a handsome baby boy in September to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price, prominent ranch people of Comanche county near Gustine. The child carries the name of his grandfather and father, with grandparents Dr and Mrs Car tey of Corsicana, Texas visiting to meet their first grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Sanitarium
W. S. Price
Comanche County
Reading
Gustine
Price
Berfore
Cystex 48 Hour Test Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for backache and muscular discomfort claiming rapid relief and a money back guarantee. It promotes a 48 hour test through Reese Drug Co and the Durham Pharmacy with agents Peerless Produce Co. and asks customers to bring in their Sweet Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Reese Drug Co
Durham Pharmacy
Baptist Women to Meet at Gustine Church
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of the Comanche County Association will meet at the Gustine Baptist Church on Saturday Oct. 12 at 10 30 a m. President Mrs EK E Anthony urges all Baptist women to attend. A helpful program is planned and will run until 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union of the
Comanche County Association
Gustine Baptist Church
EK. E. Anthony
Anthony
Comanche Boy Plays in Intersectional Football Tilt
John Doyle Woodward of Comanche entered the final quarter as end for S M U in Lincoln Nebraska. The Mustangs battled Nebraska University to a 0 0 deadlock as the S M U quarterback launched late play to break the stalemate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doyle Woodward
M. F. Woodward
Comanche
Lincin
Nebraska
S. M. U. Mustangs
Nebraska University
Woodward
Honored Student Janet Holmes Joins College Publications
Janet Holmes of West Texas Teachers College Canyon has been named reporter for the Prairie college newspaper and Girl College Life Editor of Le Mirage. She also joined two musical groups, Choral Club and Girls Glee Club, the latter limited to 25 selected members after a competitive tryout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Holmes
West Texas Teachers’ College At
Canyon
Prairie
Comanche
Peerless Produce Co Sells Sweet Cream and Cour
Peerless Produce Co advertises sale of sweet cream and cour, inviting buyers to purchase dairy products.
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R. Ray Baker
Miss Lockwood
Wainsmith
Iis
Secre
Springside
Wenig
Birly Presbyterian Church
Comanche Chief
Proctor
Bertha Mae Peek
Wagner's Grocery
Moody's Market
Court House News
Hlalia
Omar
Orgetons
Higginbothams
Peerless Produce Co
Mesdames C. GP
Sp. Clair
M. Charles Clarke
Dublin
Mrs
Jordon
Hh. Maret
Imanche Circuit
C. E. Stone Co
Em All
B.ante
Cour
Center Avenue
Sissy
MY Mae PA
Wei
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