Sunshine Club Delights Members At Halloween Themed Gathering
The Sunshine Club met October 10 at Mrs. C. C. Hampton’s home with decorations of buds and pastel daisies. Mrs. Lottie Hart led an instructive lesson and an interding contest awarded first prize to Mrs. Val Jackson and a beauti pot plant to George Hulsey. A Halloween decorand repast followed with many members present. Next meeting will be at Mrs. A. J. Gray’s home on the second Tuesday in November. Radios advertised as the latest type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice Russell Sunshine Club
C. C. Hampton
Lottie Hart
Thestesses
Hampton
Cullough
Val- Jackson
George Hulsey
Hallowe'en
Mesdames McCullough
Bonner
Armstrong
Moody
Gray
Jackson
Cleveland
McDonald
Hart
Dudley
Nichols
Krauss
Hulsey
Eugenia Gray
Isabel Guin
A. J. Gray
Service Drug Store Radio Department Ad
Hundreds of satisfied users across the trade territory. Expert workman ensures radios play right. All work guaranteed. Visit the radio department to see a large stock. Easy payment plan. We trade for your old radio or livestock and give a good allowance. When you buy from us you get the best.
Hickses Welcome Son Ted dy At German Hospital
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs C L Hicks of Newbure at a German hospital on October 8. The newborn weighs 70 pounds and has been named Teddy.
Court House Demolition Moves Ahead of Schedule
WPA project superintendent William M. Bellville says demolition is progressing ahead of schedule. The tower is down and the interior is stripped as fifty workers prepare to remove heavy stones using newly built chutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
William M. Bellville
WPA
Wyatt Opposes Joint Resolution No 12 in 1939 Texas piece
E T Wyatt of Stephenville argues against Senate Joint Resolution 12, asserting it would undermine pension rights and create discretionary funding with a cap of 20 million. He praises its defeat and calls for a clear constitutional pension provision free from political manipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wyatt
Stephenville
Comanche County
Farm News
Texas
Senate
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Comanche County Texas
Eiland Fagan administrator of the estate of L Brandon deceased will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in November 1939 at the courthouse front door Comanche County Texas the described lands in four tracts totaling 1652 acres with terms cash. The sale notice is dated October 10 1939 and signed by Eiland Fagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiland Fagan
L. Brandovn
Comanche
Resley’s Creek
Comanche County
Texas
Wesson
J. R. Daniel
S.w
Wm. Bradbury
Fred Hoffman
Stone
Hoffman Survey
Resley's Creek
Ressey’s Creek
Four Mile Creek
F. Hoffman
M. A. Davis
L. Brandon
W. A. Crockett Buried in Comanche Monday
W A Crockett 73 retired Downing farmer died at his home Sunday funeral services were held at Oakwood Cemetery in Comanche Monday. Born January 16 1866 in Mississippi he moved to Comanche County in 1886 and later lived in Smith County where he married. He and his wife had two sons four daughters and two siblings survive him including Mrs George C Wetzel of Comanche and Mrs Ermine Powell of De Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Crockett
Downing
Oakwood
Comanche
Mr. Crockett
George C. Wetzel
Mississippi
Comanche County
Smith County
Gustine
Ermine Powell
de Leon
Garland Williams Weds California Girl There Sunday
Garland Williams son of Mr and Mrs C W Williams of Comanche was married in McFarland California Sunday to Miss Tia Mae Buchannan. Williams, a Comanche High School graduate, has been in California two years and works in a general store in McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Williams
C. W. Williams
Comanche
McFarland
California
Tia Mae Buchannan
Young Williams
Comanche High School
Gift of gratitude from Pat Howard to Comanche Band Mothers Club
W. H. Howard, band director of Comanche High School on leave for graduate study at North Texas Teachers College, thanks the Band Mothers Club and Band members for a handsome billfold and key case given before his departure. He notes the gift’s intrinsic value and sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Wilkerson
Comanche Band Mothers Club
W. H
Pat) Howard
Comanche High School
North Texas Teachers College
Denton
Proctor Loses Railroad Section
The Proctor community reports the discontinuance order of its railroad section on Friday September 30. Crews and families relocate to Belton Junction Plower Brownwood and nearby towns while property is sold. Proctor's track portion will be divided between Dublin and Hasse crews.
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Proctor
Curtis Kendricks
Belton Junction
Ira Huckaby
John Lee
Plover
Bill Ellis
Brownwood
Jim Washington
Dublin
Hasse
Bowman Station Joins Sovereign Service Group
R L Bowman proprietor of Panhandle Service Station announces his Comanche station becomes headquarters for Sovereign Service a nationwide network. Travelers on West Coast trips can trade at a Sovereign branch in every town with uniform product standards. Panhandle Refining Company cards and many others are accepted at Sovereign Service Stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
R. L. Bowman
Panhandle Service Station
Comanche
Sovereign Service
Panhandle Refining Company
al Sovereign
Local Men Catch 373 Pounds of Catfish in Colorado River
Four local fishermen Bill Durham Steve Hilliard Douglas Hillard and Bart Payne returned Comanche Thursday afternoon with a 373 pound catch of catfish from the Colorado River below San Saba They spent two nights on the river The largest fish was a Yellow Cat weighing just over forty four pounds and several others weighed twenty pounds or more
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Durham
Steve Hilliard
Douglas Hilliard
Bart Payne
Comanche
Colorado River
San Saba
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Nshine Club
I. ‘Ted
Zes
TOL At
P&g
Duke's
LUX
Campbell’s
Miller’'S
Peck
Dixie Belle
Prunes
Grayson
Lic
Carnes Food Market
Wyatt
TR R Co
C. E Williamson
J. M. Pressler
F. M. Roberson
S. W. Corner
N. E
C. E. Williamson
Pat Howard
W. H. Howard
210 Ave. C
Denton, Texas
Sovereign Service Group
Panhandle
FT. Worth Highway
Comanche Gin CO
Pat
Gossard
Bettis & Gibbs, Inc
Center Avenue
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