What becomes of the Comanche High School Graduates
County Superintendent R S Walker was asked by a college president visiting Comanche last week why more Comanche High School graduates do not attend his college. He found that 15 of the 33 seniors last year are now in college across UT John Tarleton Howard Payne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
R. S. Walker
Walker
University of Texas
John Tarleton
Howard Payne
Business Colleges
Baylom
Texas Tech
Texas School of Mines
S.M.U
Simmons
Texas
S. E. Couch
Crocket County
Carroll Bates
San Angelo
O W. Greene
O. H. Kilpatrick
Plymoth Oil Co
Willis Johnson
West Texas
Levi Smith
Big Lake Oil Company
E. C. Stearns
Oscar Callaway
R. A. Luker
Leather work shoes sold by Slider and Lacy
A market item notes men’s leather work shoes available at a low price of two dollars and twenty five cents per pair. The listing is attributed to Slider and Lacy.
Harmony Moves and Family Visits Reported
Harmony Artie Layman and family relocate to the former Hill residence. Mrs. E P Hibler, Harvey Fisher and Blanket families visit nearby with Carl Thomas and family. W L Duncan and Jack Duncan visit Mrs T E Clark at Pioneer. Fischel Gober travels to Brownwood. Clinton Payne and family with Tom McKinzie and family at Mercer Gap. Mrs T Edwards and children visit her mother near Mercer Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie Layman
Mr. Hill
E. P. Hibler
Harvey Fisher
Carl Thomas
Mesdames W. L
Jack Duncan
M. E
Rena Owen
T. E. Clark
Pioneer
Fischel Gober
Brownwood
Clinton Payne
Tom McKinzie
Mercer Gap
T. Edwards
D. A. Brown
Parasite remover for poultry and fall suits advertised
An ad promotes a drinking water parasite remover for poultry from Norrid and Prater with a money back guarantee. It also notes new fall men and young men’s suits at Slider and Lacy.
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Norrid and Prater
Slider & Lacy
Marriage of Miss Essie Davis and Horace Dunlap
Miss Essie Davis and Horace Dunlap were married Thursday evening by Rev. J. D. Smoot at his Comanche residence. Only family and Miss Oma Davis attended. The couple left for Throckmorton to establish their home. the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Davis of the Board Church area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Davis
Horace Dunlap
J. D. Smoot
Comanche
Oma Davis
Throckmorton
Tom Davis
Board Church
Syrah
Soda Springs Douglas
Wayne Gilliam
J. W. Power
Jim
B. D
Nellie
Shirley Jones
White Point
Neta Gene
Burley Gale Gressett
Coleman
Chas
Walker
T. K. Ladd
Jesse Ladd
Walton
Luther
Odessa Helm
Hamilton
J. F. Vineyard
J. Y. Robinson
Energy
Sweetwater
Lodera Sledge
New Braunsfels
Luther Sledge
Bro. Scott
Brownwood
S. D. Hurt
F. A. Ferrill
J. K. Bingham
Beattie
J. L. Woolsey
E. W. Woolsey
Mable Vancleave
Tuscola
Arnold Hurt
W. W. Smith
SODA SPRINGS COMMUNITY NEWS AND ELECTION NOTICE
Local notes report illnesses and family visits from Comanche to Throckmorton with deaths and recoveries. A November 3 election in Common School District No. 17 will decide consolidation with Blanket Independent School District. The piece also covers Regional history, wool shipments, and wolf control efforts in Comanche County.
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Texas
Comanche
Brown County
Brown Counties
J. R. Lynch
Commissioners Court
R. A. Luker
Comanche County
Community Notes Highlight Friday School Event
An R Riven presented a pie app at the High School auditorium Friday night. Rev Philip Brown led services this weekend drawing an unusually large crowd Sunday night. Misses Mary and Opal Brown of Howard Payne spent the past weekend at home. Parents and pupils served refreshments for teachers at the school house Friday night.
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Philip Brown
Mary
Opal Brown
Howard Payne
Entertains Tuesday Club Hosts Bridge Session
Mrs Walter Durham hosted the Tuesday Club at her home with bridge tables arranged. Alumn flowers and dahlias decorated the rooms. Prizes were awarded for scores to Mrs C A Greene and Mrs Elmo Montgomery among members, and Mrs Killina and Mrs Joe B Hamilton among guests. Refreshments included congealed tongue salad hot rolls olives iced tea and pecan pies topped with whipped cream.
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Walter Durham
C. A. Greene
Elmo Montgomery
Killina
Joe B. Hamilton
J R Barry Named First Vice President Of Gulf Coast Bankers
The Corpus Christi Times reports J R Barry was chosen as First Vice-President of the Gulf Coast Bankers Association at the group’s meeting in Corpus Christi on September 28. Barry is an officer of First State Bank of Aransas Pass.
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Corpus Christi
Slider Offers Heavy Work Shirts Overalls and Pants
A local retailer promotes a selection of heavy work shirts overalls and work pants at competitive prices. The items are presented as durable workwear options suitable for manual labor and tradespeople.
Grustine Cotton Yard records gins and crops plus local visits
Grustine produced over a thousand bales from two gins with yield per acre slightly up, while peanut production averages 26 bushels an acre and acreage rose slightly. P A Huey forecasts around 1800 bales. Local visits include Brownwood, Beattie, Tuscola, Blanket residents. A singing event is announced for next Sunday evening.
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Grustine
J. W. Robinson
P. A. Huey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lacey
Menard Sector
Bettis & Gibbs
Ladies’ Store
Belle of
Vernon
Burt's Grocery
Beauty
Mrs. Marshall Barcroft
Mrs
Roger Hasley
Dudley
Service
Dodge Bros
Service Supreme
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