Comyn School reports record enrollment and facility upgrades
Comyn (Theney) Public School reports record enrollment with 141 high school and 201 grades pupils, totaling 242. Seven buses carry more than 300 pupils, while new facilities include radio, motion picture equipment, a printing unit, rhythm band, magazines and daily paper for libraries, and expanded programs in music, drama, public speaking, and athletics.
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Comyn (Theney
Srades
Comyn
Theney
Armatrone Eberneeer
Pleasant Home
fromHi
Hich
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Robinson Spee
Comen
Ovntys
Proctor Club Elects Officers for New School Term
The Proctor Nature Farmer Chapter elected officers for the new term including Winston Miller as President and Robert F. Bush as Vice President. Other posts went to ble Laminack Secretary John Foley Reporter Ray Carr ian Farm Ward Dee Hiram Tchelver Historian and Wrynile FBI Adviser W. J. Bush. Twenty-eight boys enrolled in the Vocational Agriculture program.
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Proctor Nature Farmer
Winston Miller
Robert F. Bush
Ble Laminack
John Foley
Ray Carrian
Proctor
Enrollment Rises at Zephyr School Amid Transfers
Zephyr School reports 253 new students boosting overall attendance to its highest in years. Thirty five transfer pupils arrive from Pompey School in Ills County under an interdistrict agreement. Pompey district home total about 1400 now feeds Zephyr. Frances McGhee named new teacher replacing Ernestine Durham who moves to Gatesville Schools.
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Phyr School
Leslie Griffin
Pompey School
Ills County
Fompey
Zephyr School
Frances McGhee
Des
Ernestine Urham
Gatesville
Newburg School Adds Courses for 1935 86 Term
The Newburg School opens its 1935 86 session on September 28 with new courses announced. County Superintendent Ray McCorkle and Comanche City Superintendent J D Bramilette addressed the patrols as teachers and trustees outlined plans. D E Howard Burgess Fisher and Miss Leota Simpson join seventh to eleventh grade departments. Manual training and home economics expand under Howard and Mrs Howard. A unit plan and new typing and bookkeeping course are introduced. An industrial building project at Waren aims to support manual training and home economics programs.
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Newburg
Ray McCorkle
J. D. Bramilette
Comanche City
D. E. Howard
Burgess Fisher
Leota Simpson
Howard
Newhare
Waren
Manuel
Stoney Townsend Club Changes Meeting Date
According to Carl Milner the Sidney Townsend Club met last Saturday with the County Organizer County Chairman and Secretary present and changed the meeting date to the first Monday at 7 50 a m instead of Saturday afternoons The chair will meet Monday evening see astine to Milner.
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Carl Milner
Sidney Townsend Club
Chay
Astine
Milner
Sidney F. L A Officers Attend Training Scout Event
Four officers of the Sidner F F A Chanter attended a training event at Fleming High School last Tuesday evening. Attending were Warne Merritt President G W Hillin Vice President Billie Foe Douglas and Harold Prater Secretary.
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Fomaneh
Sidnes
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G. W W. Hillin
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Douglas
Harold Prater
Mrs W A Lloyd Honored On Birthday At Soda Springs
Mrs W A Lloyd was surprised with a birthday dinner Sunday at her Soda Springs home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J H Lloyd Mr and Mrs Horace Smith and children Mr and Mrs Garner Lihoyd and daughters Mr and Mrs Jim Robertson and family and Mr and Mrs Ben Robertson. Clarence Casey called in the afternoon.
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W. HA. Lloyd
Soda Springs
J. H. Lloyd
Horace Smith
Garner Lihoyd
Jim Robertson
Ben Robertson
Clarence Casey
Three Days Cough Signal Prompt Creomulsion Use
An advertisement urges immediate Creomulsion use for persistent coughs chest colds or bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine goes to the trouble seat to soothe inflamed membranes loosen phlegm and expel germs with a druggist guarantee if not satisfied after first use.
Calotabs Claim Cold Cure in Historic Ad
An old promotional snippet touts Calotabs as a diuretic and laxative to aid nature in throwing off a cold. The fragment hints at medicinal claims and general health guidance typical of early 20th century advertisements.
Amkin Woman Honors Mother On Birthday
Mrs. John Stephens of Lamkin hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her mother Mrs. M. F. Clements who turned 89. Relatives from Goldthwaite and Lamkin attended along with friends from Hamilton Hazel Dell and surrounding areas, with many relatives visiting during the afternoon.
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Amkin
John Stephens
Lamkin
M. F. Clements
Will Taylor
Goldthwaite
Troy Randal
S. T. Waldy
Hamilton
Taylor announces birth of son at Brownwood hospital
Mr and Mrs A E Taylor announce the birth of a son Sunday at a Brownwood hospital. The mother and infant are at the home of her parents, Rev and Mrs J D Smoot.
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A. E. Taylor
Brownwood Hospital
J. D. Smoot
Dallas Visitor and Brownwood Couple Stay Local
Richard Hill of Dallas visited Miss Nadine Kermtrick Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Louder milk of Brownwood spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr. and Mrs. Wade Kendrick. Oscar Cox of Dallas spent the weekend here with his father, Claude Cox. Mrs. George Wetzel has returned from a visit in Fort Worth.
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Dallas
Nadine Kermtrick
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Bers. M. L. Loudermilk of
Brownwood
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Wade Kendrick
Oscar Cox
Claude Cox
George Wetzel
Fort Worth
Activity At Beattie School Shows Class Progress
Beattie School reports a busy period with 1926 rings ordered for the Senior Class diplomas and invitations. The Bookkeeping class monitors finances, a student constitution was adopted by Civics and Beattie juniors hosted a Friday party at Mr and Mrs Roy Smith with guests and refreshments. Freshman officers elected Lavelle Keith president Geneva Stevens secretary Willis Fisher treasurer Mary Lizzie Fifer reporter sponsors Mr and Mrs Vandergriff.
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Roy Smith
Lavelle Keith
Geneva Stevens
Willis Fisher
Mary Lizzie Fifer
A. F. Vandergriff
White and Barekman Tie The Knot In Stephenville
J Dixon White and Miss Virginia Barekman were married Saturday at six at the bridegroom’s mother’s home in Stephenville. Rev S L Culwell officiated. The couple return to Brownwood where Mrs White works for Walker Smith Co and Mr White is with Brownwood Cotton Oil Co. White is noted golfer in West Texas.
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J. L White
Stephenville
Brownwood Bulletin
L. Culwell
Prest Methodist Church
McKenzie Hotel Offers All You Can Eat for 26 Cents
McKenzie Hotel advertises all you can eat for 26 cents at the Southeast Corner of the square one block off the corner. Food is served family style with no advance notice required. Rooms and beds are available at reasonable rates.
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McKenzie
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