Beart of Texas Garden Club District Meeting Hosts Speaker
The Beart of Texas Garden Club district meeting convenes Friday at the First Methodist Church Comanche with president Mrs Mildred Baze presiding. Guest speaker Mrs Walter Crow of Dallas will lecture on Ar ements and Demonstration of its and Vegetables. The program includes invocation by Mrs E Anthony, a concert by Lord Hoffman and a welcome by Mrs John D Waring Jr. A business session and a flower show follow, luncheon at 12 30, and a tea later at the host home.
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Beart of
Coman@he
Methodist Church
E. Anthony
Lord Hoffman
America
John D. Waring, Jr
H. Lake
Mildred Baze
Montgomery
T. J. Wilthe
San Sade Laane
Will H. Satterfield Dies Sudden in Commerce at 51
Will H. Satterfield 51, longtime Cotton Belt foreman at Commerce and Comanche resident, died on duty in his Commerce office about 10 p.m. Tuesday after years of phthisis. Funeral in Comanche at 3 p.m. Thursday. interment Oakwood Cemetery. Survived by wife Bess Hicks and children Jack, Joe, Nancy, Adelia. He previously worked at Hamilton and Gatesville. son of a Cotton Belt railroad family.
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Will H. Satterfield
Commerce
Comanche
Oakwood
Mr. Satterfield
Lufkin
Bess Hicks
Jack Satterfield
San Francisco
California
Joe Satterfield
Hamilton
Nancy
Adelia Satterfield
Cotton Belt Round House
Gatesville
Cotton Belt
Mrs Dudley Hosts Garden Club Meeting
The Coman che Garden Club met October 16 at the Methodist Church with Mrs C R M Dudley as hostess. Members voted to beautify the park near Grammar School, a club tract of several acres. Plans call for donated plants and shrubs from locals to aid the project and cemetery beautification. Contact committee members for surplus plant donations.
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Comanche Garden Club
Methodist Church
C. R. M. Dudley
Grammar School
T. R. Helmsley
Walter Durham
E. E. Anthony
Bruton Announces Change in Pension Office Intake Day
Miss Lucille Bruton of the Department of Public Welfare announces weekly intake in Comanche will be on Tuesdays after November 1 replacing Mondays. The De Leon office retains intake on the second and fourth Mondays. The change affects appointments for aged dependent children and needy blind.
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Lucille Bruton
Te Department of Public Welfare
Comanche
de Leon
Mrs Earl Ray Evans Hosts Wednesday Bridge Club
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. Earl Ray Evans home with four tables in play. Club high went to Mrs. Gene Rauhut and guest high to Miss Billie St. Clair. Guests included Mrs. Virgil Chaffin and Mrs. J C Helm Jr as salad was served. next host is Mrs. Ben Evridge.
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Earl Ray Evans
Gene Rauhut
Billie St. Clair
Virgil Chaffin
J. C. Helm Jr
Ben Evridge
Mrs Scott Hosts Bridge Classy Monday Afternoon
Monday afternoon Mrs R L Scott entertained with bridge at her home Four tables were arranged Mrs S G Parks mother of De Leon won high and Mrs Howard Kilpatrick won second high served to the 16 guests.
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R. L. Scott
Bridge
S. G. Parks
Mrs H H Williams Hosts Tuesday Club in Comanche
Mrs H H Williams hosted the Tuesday afternoon club at her Comanche home. Mrs Elmo Montgomery won high for members, Mrs James Wilkerson high for guests. Frosted coca colas cookies and sandwiches were served to guests.
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H. H. Williams
Comanche
Elmo Montgomery
James Wilkerson
Daylon Wright Is Honored With Party
Kindergarten classmates celebrated Daylon Wright's fourth birthday on Thursday October 16. Mrs. Troy Wright filmed as children sang around a candle lit cake and played with material on the swings. Notable children include Georgeann Beever Marjorie House Joyce Merle Glenda Ray Moses Scottie Lokridge Pat Sullivan Donald Robertson Glen Edward Ellis and Daylon Wright.
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Joyce Merle
Glenda Ray Moses
Scottie Lockridge
Pat Sullivan
Donald Robertson
Glen Edward Ellis
Jerry and
Daylon Wright
Entertain For Old Time Friends
Mesdames J. A. Montgomery and Etta Roberson co hosted a gathering of old time friends in Robersons home. The group shared reminiscences jokes and conversation over a noon meal featuring chicken and dressing vegetables candied yams fruit salad and cherry cobbler à la mode. The eight women aged collectively about six hundred years were later joined by Mrs. Jay Cunningham and Mrs. Sid Harris.
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Mesdames J. A. Montgomery
Etta Roberson
Mary Little
W. B. Cunningham
Mollie Jack
I. E. Osborne
G. A. Chilton
Hill Huddleston
Jay Cunningham
Sid Harris
Harris
Mrs Dudley Hosts Friday Bridge Club At Home
Mrs Tom Dudley entertained the Friday Afternoon Bridge Club at her home last week Mrs Walter Durham Jr won high and Mrs Vasco Lee won second high Three tables of bridge played in the session.
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Tom Dudley
Walter Durham Jr
Vasco Lee
Red Cross Roll Call Drives Flags and Plans in County
The second year Home Economics girls under Mrs Dumas are making four large Red Cross flags for downtown display. Clarence Huett chairs the Roll Call with Mrs W H Carpenter as residential district chair and W H Thate as business district chair. Comanche County aims for 900 members, after totaling 225 last year. Miss Alice Hanson and Miss Clara Hanson of Brownwood visited over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Martin Hanson.
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Mrs. Dumas
Red Cross
Clarence Huett
Alice Hanson
Clara Hanson
Brownwood
Mrs
Martin Hanson
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Blackeyed Peas
Post’s
Carnes Food Market
George Hanes
Eiland Fagan
Comanche National Farm Loan Office
International Harvester Company
Stephenville
Airmaid
Tan Oe
Beauticians
Mrs. Dudley
Miss Bruton
Mrs. Earl Ray Evans
Sutton Dudley
Mrs. Scott
News of the World
VIA
Comanche County
Prop
Brownwoods Leading Theatres
Wm. Helden - Claire Trevor
Texas
Spencer Tracy
Ingrid Bergman
Lana Turner
Laurel and Hardy
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Dead End Kids
Little Tough Guys
Dick Foran
Anne Gwynne
Constance Bennett
Tropics
Jeffery
Red Cross News
Mr. Huett
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