Fidelis Class Hosts Progressive Dinner and Installations
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church held a Monday October 3 progressive dinner with 28 guests. Meals featured a appetizer salad at Mrs. Claude Ross home, main course at the Baptist parsonage, and pecan pie and coffee at the Durham residence before new officers were installed for the next year. Officers include Mrs. Earl Burnett president and several vice presidents along with Mrs. J. R. Cunningham as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Claude Ross
J. Y. Robinson
Arthur Johnson
J. B. Wylie
Baptist
L. C. Durham
J. D. Walker
Durham
Earl Burnett
J. Isham
H. W. Hughes
George Willis
W. L. Morris
J. R. Cunningham
Homemaking Club Organizes At High School In Behalf Of FHA
The Comanche Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America elected officers for the year. Officers include President Bobbie Mae Gressett, Vice-President Jeanette Hall, Secretary-Treasurer Rose Mary Wilhelm, Historian Charlotte Howell, Parliamentarian Patricia Palvado, Reporters Gwendolyn Smith and Sarah Willis. Fifty eight old members welcomed thirty two new members during initiation on Tuesday. Freshmen FHA members wore lipstick as they were joked about in a mock trial in the assembly Tuesday afternoon. After torture Tuesday night they were treated to sandwiches and cold drinks at the home of Jeanette Hall in the Newburg community.
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Comanche
The
Future Homemakers of America
Bobbie Mae Gressett
Jeanette Hall
Rosemary Wilhelm
Charlotte Howell
Patricia Palvado
Gwendolyn Smith
Sarah Willis
Newburg
Taylor's Chapel Methodists Sunday Services and Transfer
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. A later service at 8:00 p.m. reports the transfer of Lot 9 in Weaver Addition of De Leon from E. L. Moore and wife Evelyn K. to J. C. Helm Jr. for 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Moore
Evelyn K
J. C. Helm Jr
Weaver
de Leon
Miss Proffitt Weds Ferna Sitz In Home Ceremony
Anna Joyce Proffitt united in marriage with Ferna Carl Sitz in a double ring ceremony September 3 at Cecil Proffitt’s home. The bride wore sea mist green slipper satin. A family reception followed. Mrs. Sitz was a Comanche High senior and band student who also managed the girls basketball team for three years. The couple plans to live in Vernon where Mr. Sitz works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Joyce Proffitt
Ferna Carl Sitz
Cecil Proffitt
Moore Reunion At Lake Eanes Park Comanche OK
Descendants of Seth and Frances Moore gathered at Lake Eanes Park Comanche for a large autumn reunion. About sixty five attendees shared a long table of meats salads cakes pies iced tea and more with after dinner speeches and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Eanes Park
Comanche
Seth
Frances Moore
J. T. Godfrey
McAlester
Okla
D. F. Moore
Lometa
W. T. Moore
W. O. Alexander
Mildred Underwood
B. F. Underwood
Bill Sargent
Don
Bend
R. E. Moore
London
S. A. Moore
Seth Moore
Ronnie
Harland Moore
Robert
Vada Reagan
Dan Doyle
Doss Alexander
L. T. Doss Martin
Rising Star
K. Davenport
A. F. Wood
Richland Springs
T. K. Wood
Patricia
Kay
Nancy Doran
Keith Moore
Austin
J. R. Davenport
Sharon
Mark
Dallas
R. S. Davenport
Sammy
R. W. Davenport
San Angelo
Hubert Davenport
Freeport
A. W. Moore
Fort Worth
Seth Thomas
Brownwood
Joe Ray
Martha
Unease
Linda Sue
Johnny
Hamilton
R. E. Doss
Earth
Willing Workers Club Resumes Meetings After Vacation
The Willing Workers Club held its first post summer meeting on September 1 with host Mrs. Ida McCarty and two guests Mrs. Louise McCarty and her son. A September session hosted by Mrs. Maggie Ruth featured secret pals and gift exchanges. Three visitors attended and a member, Mrs. Bob McNutt, left due to ill health. a September 29 gathering with hostess Mrs. Mary Nell Salters is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Ida McCarty
Louise McCarty
Maggie Ruth
Wayne Woolsey
Nadine Ruth
Woolsey
Bob McNutt
Mary Nell Salters
Wedding Shower Honors Mrs. Troy Erwin in Eldorado
Mrs. Troy Erwin former Junita Smith of Proctor was honored with a wedding shower Saturday October 1 at the home of Mrs. P E Smith. About thirty guests attended with prizes awarded to several attendees and gifts opened by the honoree assisted by Mrs. Jeff Cox and Mrs. Earl Ray McCamey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Erwin
Junita Smith
Proctor
P. E. Smith
Lula Mae Walker
T. N. Harbin
Ft. Worti
Roy Davis
Dewey Court
Oma Loving
Jim Jenkins
Rita Jo Arms
Nancy Sue Carter
Erwin
Jeff Cox
Earl Ray McCamey
Pruitt Humble
W. D. Carleton
Mesdames
Edgar Brinson
Clifford Wilson
Lynn Leslie
Jeff Easley
John Brinson
Comanche
Dublin
Fort Worth
Eldorado
Sidney WSC Holds Meeting In Sidney Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met October 5 at Sidney Methodist Church with eleven members present. A business session elected officers including Mrs. Cliche Drennan as president and Nora Rice as vice president. other roles listed include recording secretary Vera Stewart and treasurer Bula Seay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Sidney Methodist Church
Cliche Drennan
Nora Rice
Vera Stewart
Lucille Graham
Bula Seay
Metcalf
Minnie Guthrie
Leola Boyd
Eula Redwine
Neetta Walker
Wynona Caffey
Children’s Work
Annie Evans
Jessie Hutchins
Clifton Public Schools Enrollment Reaches Total All Students
Enrollment data shows the total number of students registered across Clifton Public Schools. The record notes the full district count reflecting all grade levels and campuses.
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Clifton Public Schools
Dallas Episcopal Dinner Honors British Bishop in Hotel Ball
Local Episcopal members led by Reverend Robert M. Collins attended a Dallas Diocese dinner in the Baker Hotel Crystal Ballroom honoring Rt. Hon. John William Charles D D Lord Bishop of London. About one thousand guests included Fort Worth and Dallas mayors, SMU President Dr Umphrey Lee spoke briefly, and Bishop Charles Avery Mason introduced the guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Collins
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Harold Denny
John D. Waring
Tom Dudley
Vance
de Leon
Dallas
John William Charles
Lonon
Diocese of
Woman's Society of Christian Service Meeting Notes
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday in the First Methodist Church parlor for the Mission Study. Mrs. Ben R. Spears led an engaging discussion on Does The Church Know What It Is Up Against. Mrs. Clemons, president, welcomed new member Mrs. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Ben R. Spears
Clemons
Welney
Cox
Hortense Truijillo Is Honored On Birthday Party
Hortense Trujillo celebrated her seventh birthday with a party at her parents home 218 Peach Ave Monday afternoon Sept 26. Co hosts were Mrs Carroll Anderson and Billie Faye Anderson Favors included balloons hats and pinatas. Refreshments followed games with Hortense as mistress of ceremonies and a guest list including Gay Kibler Berta Brightman Jo Ann Coulter Verdell Watson Carolyn Anderson Freddy Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense Trujillo
Dan Trujillo
Peach Ave
Hortense
Trujillo
Carroll Anderson
Billie Faye Anderson
Gay Kibler
Berta Brightman
Jo Ann Coulter
Verdell Watson
Carolyn Anderson
Freddy Anderson
Carol Sue Hoffman
Deanna Durnam
Glenda Walker
Jimmy Walker
Dorothy Strain
Bobby Sullivan
Jeanne Cagle
Jean Bagley
Ann Allen
Nancy Beck
Judy Seals
Margarita Trujillo
Dickie Trujillo
Mrs Baston Boykin Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
Mrs Gaston Boykin entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home on October 5. Four tables of bridge were set. Mrs Eugene Rauhut won high for members and Mrs Harlie Neel was high for guests. Prizes at each table went to Mesdames Jolink Dudney Hoffman Smallwood. A dessert course olives and coffee were served to listed guests.
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Gaston Boykin
Eugene Rauhut
Harlie Neel
John Jolink
Bill Dudney
Sol Hoffman
Lawrence Smallwood
Neel
Rauhut
Jolink
Dudney
Hoffman
Smallwood
Birthday Party for Mary Ann Cloud Celebrates Fourth
Mary Ann Cloud, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Cloud, celebrated her fourth birthday with a party on Monday October 3 at the family home. The event followed her Sunday birthday and featured a treasure hunt style game with perfume lamps and a cowboy on a horse as prizes. Guests included Deanna and Sharon Durham Sandy Blackwood Kent Carnes Dale Brown Mary Ann Tupin and Sherrilan Loudermilk with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Cloud
Harry Cloud
Monady
Aimes
Deanna
Sharon Durham
Sandy Blackwood
Kent Carnes
Dale Brown
Mary Ann Tupin
Sherrilan Loudermilk
Delta Kappa Gamma Meets in Clifton
Beta Beta Chapter of Det Kappa Gamma, an honorary society for women teachers, met for a luncheon at Doc's Cafe Clifton. Twenty two members and guests attended. a four panel program on Security the Teacher's Tomorrow Today followed. Regional Baylor meeting October 22 will initiate four teachers.
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Det Kappa Gamma
Honorary
Society For Women Teachers
Doc's Cafe
Clifton
Elsie Coston
Millie Bronstad
Mattie Oliver
Urcy Cook
Gladys Bayer
Bula Legg
Leone McCown
Mmes
Ora Lee Bettis
Nora
Baylor University
Waco
Faye Walker
Myrtle Mitchell
M. Brents Witty
Robert Wells
Alma Pierson
Nora Harris
Estelle Walker
Valley Mills
Willie Mae Land
Eree Coston
Treas E ‘A
Tari Parliamen
Shankle Transfers Banner Addition Lot in Comanche
Co. C. Shankle and wife Nancy R. transfer Lot 4 Block 9 Banner Addition in the City of Comanche to William F. Hicks for a consideration of 3750 dollars.
Mrs H M Cauley Hosts Roundelea Luncheon Club
The Roundelea Luncheon Club met Wednesday September 30 at Mrs H M Cauley's home. Mrs William Stephens won high for members while Mrs Clara Slack topped the guests. traveling slam prize went to Mrs Don Pierson. High cuts were won by Mrs J D Atkinson and Mrs Danforth Willa n, with guests including Mrs E Tas Dudley, Virgil Chaffin, and Miss Dudley Hicks of Ft Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundelea
H. M. Cauley
William Stephens
Clara Slack
Don Pierson
J. D. Atkinson
Danforth Wilaan
Eltas Dudley
Virgil Chaffin
Dudley Hicks
Ft. Worth
Average American Work Span From Age Twenty to Sixty
A historical note calculates the typical working life in the United States as spanning forty years from age twenty to sixty. It presents a concise view of the length of a standard career period.
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America
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Taylor's Chapel Methodist Church
Lloyd Horton
Miss Proffitt
MR. Sitz
Charlie Preston
J. C. Preston
Jean Rachels
Clarence Jones
Bob McCampbell
Old Bank Bldg
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Spike Jones
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Slickettes
George Rock
Jack Golly
Doodles Weaver
Eddie Metcalfe
Slickerettes
Spike
Sidney W.S.C
Dr. H. Hampton
Optometrist
Stephenville
W.S.C.S
Methodist Church
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Hortense Truitlay
Mrs. Baston Boykin
Delta Kappa Gamma
Upsla New Vfieken
NEW Yorker
Chrysler
Chuypster
Comanche, Texas
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