Mrs. R. A. White Dies at Port Arthur
Mrs. R A White longtime Comanche County resident and sister of Hilton Burks died in Port Arthur after an illness linked to a Christmas visit to Comanche. Funeral held in Port Arthur with sister A B Queen and J J Mayes attending. Survived by son Carl White, daughters Pearl Atterbury and Mary Terner, and another sister O M Simmons in California.
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R. A
Bob) White
Hilton Burks
Port
Comanche
San Antonio
Dallas
White
Port Arthur
Atterbury
Farm Radios See Low-Priced Battery Sets
Reese Drug Co promotes new farm radios with affordable battery sets advertised for farmers. The notice highlights portable radio units and essential power options for rural use.
Mrs. S. E. Cloud Buried Monday At Oakwood
Sarah Elizabeth Sanford Cloud, 70, a native of Comanche County, died at her Comanche home Sunday after a monthlong illness. Funeral at Oakwood Cemetery Monday at 3 p.m. Rev. Hestir officiating. Pallbearers named. She was born October 25, 1865 near Mercer Gap. Surviving children: Andrew Cloud, Dee Cloud, Newt L. Cloud, Charlie Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Cloud
Comanche County
Comanche
Oakwood Cemetery
Hestir
San Angelo
Bart Payne
Joe McTiroy
Jack Carnes
Carrol Loud
George Bagley
Brooksarnes
Cloud
Sarah Elizabeth Sanford
Newt L. Cloud
Charlie Cloud
Brownwood
Lt. Neil Gardner Dies at Denver
Lt. Neil Gardner 41 of Comanche died at the Veterans Hospital in Denver of pneumonia. Funeral services were held there. He was born August 8 1894 in Melbourne Arkansas and moved to Texas as a child. He graduated from Texas A M in 1917 and served as a Second Lieutenant in World War I. He was an architectural engineer and married Frances Bolton of Waco on January 8 1921. Surviving are a 14 year old daughter Suzanne and several relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Neil Gardner
N. E. Gardner
Comanche
Veterans Hospital
Denver
James Garner
Tarleton College
Stephenville
Lt. Gardner
Melbourne
Arkansas
Texas
Texas A. & M
Leon Springs
United States
France
New Orleans
Government Hospital
Frances Bolton
Waco
Suzanne
Houston Beaty
Downing
Ed Salyer
Kingsville
T. P. Mallard
Hillsboro
Window Glass and household goods sale at Reese Drug Co
Read and compare my prices before you buy at Reese Drug Co. Window glass in all sizes at right prices. Also offers on toilet paper 25c a roll, peanut butter 20c, crackers 19c, kraut 10c, sugar 20 for 1.00, oats and oatmeal with cup and saucer 25c, and Arbuckle coffee 16c. Trade for shell oats and receive merchandise. Signed C. F. Williams.
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Reese Drug Co
Williams
Old Reliable Arbuckle
C. F. Williams
Reese Drug
Social visits noted in Brownwood and Dublin
Ollie Hanson spent part of last week in Brownwood. Melvin Hanson of Dublin spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Henson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Hanson
Brownwood
Melvin Hanson
Dublin
Mrs
Martin Henson
Comanche Club Women Guests of Brownwood Meeting
Fifty nine Comanche Business and Professional Women’s Club members joined ninety in Brownwood at a Carnegie Library dinner. Mrs. Velma De Benedetti presided, Miss Iva Hart spoke, and federation importance was stressed with remarks by several leaders including Dr. Mollie Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche Siness and
Professional Women's Club
Brownwood Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carnegie Library
Velma de Benedetti
Brownwood Club
Iva Hart
Comanche Club
Mollie Armstrong
Willie Lee Box
Edna Savage Saunders
Karl Moore
Saunders
Golda Edwards
Miss Hart
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Club
C. C. Worsham
Alma Lyle
Comanche
Beatrice Allen
Frances Benson
Allean Bettis
Hattie Brightman
Taulene Blevins
Thelma Barrett
Marchel Barcroft
Milburn Carter
Vernon Cunningham
Minnie Cunningham
John Mahon
Grady McKinzie
Altice McCrary
Mae Rock
Leve Roberson
Alleen Schulenburgh
J. S. Starr
Jewell Taylor
L. R. Williams
Callie West
Romeo Walker
Johnnie Wallace
Susan Gilmore
Jack Miller
Nadine Kendrick
Gaynelle Cauley
J. B. Tatum
Sammy Waisman
George W. Tate
Cordie Lindsey
Ernest Tupin
Hip Arthur
Ruth Atwool
Leverette Hill
Claudia Fisher
Bee Speed
Martha Wetzel
W. H. Carpenter
Hayne
Brownwood
Patricia O’brien
Cross Roads School Term Opens for New Year
Cross Roads School begins term on Monday per County Superintendent B Ray McCorde. Principal is Jim Collins with Mrs Wallace as assistant.
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Cross Roads
Cross Roads Sc
Ray McCorde
Jim Collins
Mmach
Wallace
Elm Grove School to Open Monday With One-Teacher Staff
Elm Grove School, the county’s last surviving one teacher school, will open Monday. Will H. Jones of Sidney is the teacher. Twenty-five years ago the county had about 40 such schools.
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Elm Grove
Will H. Jones
Sidney
NYAL 2 for 1 and Special Sale Coming Soon
Sutton Dudley Drugs announces NYAL two for one and upcoming special sale. Registered pharmacists available. phone line provided for inquiries.
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Sutton Dudley
Sidney F F A Boys Attend De Leon Fair
Twenty eight members of the Sidney Future Farmer Chapter attended the De Leon Fair last Friday night. The group included Wayne Merritt G H Hillin Jr J A Cox Harold Prater and many others. The Sidney F F A officers also attended an officers training school at Comanche High School Tuesday night.
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Sidney Future Farmer
de Leon
Wayne Merritt
G. H. Hillin, Jr
J. A. Cox
Harold Prater
J. K. Summers
Derwin Parsons
Pete Parsons
Robert Pendergrass
J. P. Jones
V. David Williamson
Billie Bartlett
Duane Andress
Felton Steele
Offie Lee Drennan
Henry Chambers
Hood Donaldson
Loyd Morrow
Theron Steele
Elwood Boyd
Gene Wan
Wendell la Roque
Thurston la Roque
Garland Houck
Lynell Bagley
Wilson Summers
Pillie Joe Douglas
Boyd Hilley
Myles Franklin
Sidney
Comanche High School
Lamkin School Opens With Full Enrollment and Honors
A large Lamkin School opening drew visitors including Supt. B Ray McCorkle J D Bramlette and local clergy. Perry Moring led the program presenting the County Championship banner Lamkin won three straight years. Lemine Massingill read. music by primary pupils Katherine Jay Frankie Nell White and Rh B White. PTA to meet Friday for first yearly meeting and room membership contest.
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Lamkin
B. Ray McCorkle
J. D. Bramlette
Comenche
Thomas Methodist
Len Dalton
Perry Moring
Lemine Massingill
Katherine Jay
Frankie Nell White
Rh. B. White
PTA
Local News and Society Notes From Lamkin District
Fort Worth visitors Lamkin family guests of Aaron Denman and kin. Families move to Hamilton and visiting relatives amid church services and district events. Union League set to meet November first with Lamkin League hosting. Community memo covers baptisms, hospital visits, teaching appointments, and travel of residents and guests.
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Aaron Denman
Fort Worth
A. B
Hamilton
Rev
Thomas
Union League
Lamkin League
Irvin
Ray Wooly
C. M. Duncan
Snyder
Shire
Nora Hamilton
Bilderback
Limestone County
McAfee
Roe
Hamilton County
Bobbie Tatum
Allison
Tatum
Berna Lee Burt
Alec Neel
Gustine
Lamkin
Wilks Glasgow
Brownwood Hospital
C. S. Longe
Tommie J. Long
Ouida Paggett
Dalas
T. A. Wells
McGregor
Len Dalton
Anti AAA Meeting Set For Saturday
A meeting of farmers opposing the AAA program is scheduled at the Court House at 10 oclock Saturday morning. L Creamer serves as president of the recently formed organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
L. Creamer
Death of W. P. Duckett Sr. noted in Whitesboro
W. P. Duckett Sr. died Monday at 3 30 p m in Whitesboro, burial in Dallas Tuesday. He was a Georgia native who lived in Texas many years and visited Comanche regularly. He leaves children J A Duckett Glen H Jones W E Duckett S A Duckett and Mrs Nata Young.
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W. P. Duckett
Whitesboro
Dallas
Duckett
Georgia
Texas
W. P. Duckett, Jr
Comanche
J. A. Duckett
Glen H. Jones
W. E. Duckett
S. A. Duckett
Tulsa
Nata Young
Dan Pinkard and family tied to Comanche history
Dan Pinkard, last survivor of the Hog Creek Indian fight in Brown County in February 1870, settled at Indian Creek and later Mercer Gap. A pioneer settler of Comanche, he helped build the first church, served in the Home Guard Ranger force, and fought several skirmishes. He left three daughters and four sons, with 27 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren, pallbearers listed among grandsons.
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Texas
Hog Creek
Brown County
Mr. Pinkard
Indian Creek
Mercer Gap
Comanche
New Mexico
Rufus Pinkard
Sidney
Eva McCorkle
Tweny
Frank
Howard Starling
Harl Pinkard
Jeris Franklin
Reginald Pinkard
Howell McCorkle
Office Home Economics Club at Priddy School
At Priddy School the Home Economics Club held a meeting last Thursday night. Officers named Irene Groma president Erna Kluge vice president Majorie Swindle secretary Viola Limmer porter Mildred Mason treasurer and Eementarian. A Year Book committee includes Erne Kluge Louise Koch and Ethel Hohertz. Program committee lists Majorie Swing Mildred Mason and Viola Lim. The club will meet twice more for business and social events. Window Glass all sizes at Reese Drug iz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economics Club
Priddy School
Irene Groma
Erna Kluge
Dent
Majorie Swindle
Secre
Viola Limmerporter
Mildred Mason
Erne Kluge
Louise Koch
Ethel Hohertz
Majorie
Viola Lim
Farm Radios See Low Priced Battery Sets
Farm radios are offered at Re Drug Co with low priced battery sets advertised. The sale highlights affordable sets and practical options for rural listeners.
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Re Drug Co
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J. B. Hamilton
Boas
Jeweler
Alamo Dress Shoppe
R. M. Tubbs
Bessie Cunningham
Highway No. 10
Hasse, Texas
Waisman
Joe Penner
Druid Domestic
R. A. White
Oakwood
Neil Gardner
Brownwood Group
Nyal
Sidney F. F. A
de Leon Fair
W. P. Duckett, Sr
Reese le
Dan Pinkard
Clinton
S. O
Priddy
Reese Drugiz
F. L. Hill
West End
Tor
Doyle Dillard
Johnny’s
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