Social Items Highlight Hostesses And Gatherings
Social news records numerous bridge and party events hosted by Mrs. A. B. Haworth and others. Guests from Waco and Dallas attend Mayfair style gatherings with high score prizes, fountain treats, and pink celluloid favors. The list includes I. M. Cochran, R. W. Scar, D. D. Emery, and many local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
A. B. Haworth
Jo Gray
Dorante Palmer
Walter Montery
W. J. Maningham
Waco
Pear Mellon
Williams and Jay Pledges Highlight Phi Society Remarks
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Williams pledged Phi Beta Phi and Miss Patty Jay, daughter of Mrs. John T. Jay, pledged Phi Mu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Williams
Patty Jay
John T. Jay
Eastland visitors and local officials travel for business and family
Personal mentions record Gib Callaway and family from Eastland visiting relatives in Comanche while legal matters are handled. Judges Reese and Nabers attend a state convention in Dallas. Tom Helmsley and others travel for banking, education, and family gatherings across Stephenville Fort Worth Wichita Abilene and Beattie with several residents returning or hosting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Callaway
Eastland
Comanche
Dublin and Sweetwater Women Visit Neighbors
Mrs J M Jordan and daughter Miss Lilla of Dublin along with Mrs E P Doyle of Sweetwater were guests Tuesday of Mr and Mrs D Chas Clarke and Mr and Mrs C P St Clair. Walter Jack Jr three year old son of Mr and Mrs W B Beam of Cross Roads died Tuesday after a brief illness and was buried in Indian Gap cemetery Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jordan
Lilla
Dublin
E. P. Doyle
Sweetwater
D. Chas. Clarke
C. P. St. Clair
Walter Jack, Jr
W. 8S. Beam
Cross Roads
Indian Gap
Comanche visitors and local travel noted in brief
Mr and Mrs F L Little Mrs W S Edwards and Miss Audrey White were Comanche visitors. Amos Tyson of Brownwood and others visited. Mrs W J Cunningham and children returned to Waco after a relatives visit. W Greene spent a night en route from Abilene to Waco. Mrs Vas Preston left for Corsicana due to her father's illness. Miss Lorene Preston will teach art in Hamilton. Mr and Mrs Carl Nabers returned to San Angelo with Mr and Mrs Jack McCollum and family en route to Seminole. Mr and Mrs Hart Shoemaker and children spent time in Fort Worth with A W Bradshaw family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Little
W. S. Edwards
Audrey Whitesides
Sipe Springs
W. J. Cunningham
Waco
Oo. W. Greene
Comanche
Abilen
Vas Preston
Corsicana
Lorene Preston
Hamilton
Carl Nabers
San Angelo
Jack McCollum
Seminole
Mrs. Hart Shoemaker
Fort Worth
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Comanche Week
Mrs W O Hamilton and daughter Mrs Elmo Sleight and child of Dallas visit daughter and sister Mrs Emil Weisendanger. Others travel from Dallas Corsicana Brownwood and Santa Ana to visit relatives in Comanche including Miss Callie Rose Maddox and Miss Katherine Saunderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Hamilton
Elmo Sleight
Dallas
Emil Weisendanger
Callie Rose Maddox of
Brownwood
Katherine Saunderson
I. M. Cochran
Geo. Hamilton of
Junction
Local Families Share Visits Across Texas Towns
Mrs. Elbert Whitfield of Millers view visits her mother Mrs. J H Bryson and relatives. Mr and Mrs I L August and their daughters tour Waco. Mrs Cora Warren of Galveston arrives to winter with sisters Mrs R V Neely and Miss Lalla Gentry and helps in Gentry tea room opened on the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalla Gentry
Friday Bridge Club
John Chilton
Mesdames Waler Montgomery
W. H. Satterfield
Will Roberson
Jim Moodie
W. J. Cunningham
Waco
Eugena Gray
Lizzie Ford
Louise Burksnd
Johnsie Cunningham
Talmadge Stacy
Santa Ana, Calif
J. H. Bryson
Elbert Whitfield
Millersview
Cora Warren
Galveston
R. V. Neely
Herbine Sold for Malaria Remedy in All Regions
In malaria countries the popular remedy is Herbine a good medicine for purifying the system and warding off the disease. Price 60c sold by S P Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smith
Presbyterians Of Texas Plan To Raise 1 350 000
Presbyterians of Texas plan a statewide move to raise 1 350 000 for Christian education with a July 1 1924 target. Details list 12 institutions and allocations for equipment and endowment, plus funds to cover debts from higher enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterians of Texas
Presbyterian Movement For Christian Education
Texas
Texas Presbyterian College
Milford
Austin Presbyterian Seminary
Austin
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Normal School
Commerce
San Marcos
Huntsville
Presbyterian Orphanage
Itasca
Tex-Mex Institute
Kingsville
Presbyterian School For
Taft
Church
Presbyterian
College of Industrial Arts
North Texas State Normal
Denton
A. & M. College
College Station
Community urged to back county fair led by Hoff
A local letter urges residents to support Comanche county fair with J. W. Hoff as lead, praising development, home ownership, and community effort. It cites W. D. Carroll and D. Nabers as organizers, mentions the mayor on site, and promotes three days of fair pleasure to showcase what the county can grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hoff
Comanche County
W. D. Carroll
Carroll
Big Woods
Brush
D. ¥. Nabers
Vandyke
Jim
Chief
Enterprise
J. M. Grigsby
P T A Opens Year With Notable Meeting At High School
The P T A held its first meeting of the year on Friday at the high school auditorium. Rev J D Smoot led prayer after America, 23rd Psalm read, 153 members listed, new teachers introduced, and three goals set including a music memory contest, starter library for all schools, and schoolchildren physical exams. The group voted to move future meetings to the second Thursday and planned a book shower for Oct 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teachers Association
America
J. D. Smoot
W. G. Dingus
Smoot
Parnet-Teachers Association
Layne
Minnie Cunningham
Floy Collins
E. F. Anthony
Dingus
Forget-Me-Not Day Observed In Comanche
Mayor Eanes received a letter from J A McFarland national commander of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War calling attention to National Forget-Me-Not Day on November 10. The note urges observance to honor veterans who served in the recent war and to support legislative educational welfare and other needs of the disabled. The DAV, with 100000 members, aids all wounded and disabled veterans regardless of membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanes
J. A. McFarland
Organization of the
Comanche
Citation by publication in land partition suit in Comanche County
The State of Texas issues a four week publication citation to August Erickson in Comanche County to appear at the next district court term on November 1 1925 to answer a petition filed October 3 1928 in No. 6955 by Emma Swansey and husband against C H Turner M E Herring D F Rowe M Kay W M Holland August Frickson and Gib Callaway seeking partition of three land tracts totaling about 825 acres on Copperas Creek known as the H Turner farm. The clerk J H Reese notes the notice dated October 3 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Comanche County
August Erickson
District Court
Comanche
Emma Swansey
J. B. Swansey
C. H. Turner
M. E. Herring
A. W. Herring
D. F. Rowe
M. Kay
Copperas Creek
H. Turner
J. H. Reese
A. D
Clark
Sheiff
A. W. Sullivan
Texas
Singleton Thompson
Said
Emma Swanusey
Mar
John Alexander Mohon seeks discharge in bankruptcy case
In the Northern District of Texas John Alexander Mohon of De Leon Comanche County Texas petitions for discharge from all debts under federal bankruptcy acts. The court orders creditors to file opposition by October 29 1923 with the bankruptcy referee in Fort Worth Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alexander Mohon
de Leon
Comanche
John Alexander Mahon
Fort Worth
Texas
Glenn Smith
Notable Women in Public Life and Occupations
A survey of women across nations and professions notes a teetaster in Mincing Lane England a female advance publicity agent for a circus and a nurse hair fashion ban in London. It covers Laos nail dye fashion Latvia women at work in fields Abyssinian beauty standards Washington treasury first aid branch and women’s transnational meetings on Oct 12.
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Martha C. Burritt
United States Treasury Department
Washington
Doctors Wanted to Operate
Muskegon Michigan woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after years of ineffective treatment and says a fourth bottle eased her pain and weakness while she returned to factory work. The ad urges vigilance for bearing down pains and persistent use of the remedy. Louise Burks notes gift shop opening November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Michigan
Lydig E. Pinkham
Mrs. Nelltr Quillon
Morris St
Muskegon, Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Notice to appear in district court Comanche County
The letter directs Gib Callaway to appear at the Comanche County district court on the first Monday in November 1923, later dated 1928, to answer an intervention petition about partitioning mineral rights in 325 acres of land near Copperas Creek known as the C H Turner farm. It asks appointment of commissioners for partition and includes case No. 6955 with plaintiffs Mrs Emma Swansey and others against C H Turner et al.
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Quin Cauley
Grady Newsome
Dora Jane Findley
Jack Findley
Maurine Ixon
William Beecher Montgomery
Athalon McCulley
Stella Sullivan
Art Sullivan, Jr
Mary Frances Ackey
Matilda Mason
Geraldine Slr
John Luker
Mary Evaline Horn
Logan Ritchie
Rita Huse
Ninase
Solving
Roe Victor Montgomery
Joe Ever
Ben Everidge
Marjorie Thrash
Lillian Holman
Mesmes W. D. Lane
C. W. McColm
Why Nots
Glenyth Kearby
Bridge
Garland Johnson
Nior
Tourt
Glennie Hoff
Ruby Odom
Yra Kearby
Catherine Clarke
Karl Tate
C. W. McCollum
Usseé Burks
George Gearney
Lalla Geary
Henry Moore
Jack Moore
J. D. Slack
Henry Gore
Howard Kilpatrick
Stella Hicks
Elmo Montgomery
J. Hicks
Lottie Holman
The
Presbyterian Church
Mintah Helmsley
J. E. Chilton
Methodist ‘Church
F. E. ‘Adams
Venyke Springs
Jennie Tunell
T State University
Maidee Williams
F. J. Reese
Nabers
Tom Helmsley
First State Bank
Otha Jo Miller
Stephenville
Tom Rupe
Blanket
Maud Renick
Mercury
J. P. Doyle and Sons
Ray and
Jack
East Prairie
Lizzie Hill
Supt
J. B. Layne
Miss Zora
R. T. Jones of
Bibb
W. T
Billie) Keith of
Beattie
A. G. Miller of
Albany
J. F. Grissom
Myrt Bryson
West Texas
Abilene
Mrs
A. C. Cathey
W. W. Cox
Brady
J. Thompson Bruton
Havana
Cuba
G. A. Bruton
Bruton
Amos Tyson
Tom Moore
Mr. Moore
J. D. Waring
Cleburne
Holman
Jerry Farmer
L. Odell
Oicoy
GC. V. Caver
Mrs. Stockbridge
Mattie Redden
Lottie Paine
Mattie Pope
Bess Dunn
Roy Pope
Collier
Gorman
District Court of the United States
Northern District of Texas
Mincing Lane
England
London
Margaret M. Walton
Laos
Latvia
Williams W. Barksdale
Tennessee
Clarksville
Margaret Fawcett
George Fawcett
Lynchburg, Va
Louise Hunter
New York
Edward Smering
Atlanta
Alfred Johnson
Spokane
Wash
Clarksburg
W. Va
Coolidge
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
White House
the Peonicaen
Ivah Raines
Topeka
Kane
Oscar Raines
Miss Raines
Mrs. Quillen
Lydia B. Pinkham
Louise Burks