Ladies Honor Hostess With Bridge Party Blossoms
Mrs. Hf. Ger ity A ORE and Mrs. W. H. d en etay hosted a bridge gathering with war tables, flowers arranged, and table accessories. High score won by Mrs. Tom F. Reese who received a handkerchief. Guests included Mrs. uk Moore and many others, with refreshments of grape juice pudding and coffee.
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Ter
H. B. Satterfield
Lufkin
Irs
Tom F. Reese
UK Moore
Jack M
D. D. Slack
A.B. Haworth
John Corningham
J. B. Chilton
Wm. C. Chilton
Lionel Slider
Elmo Montgomery
Jack Cauley
Harold Denny
R. K
Notice of Constable's Sale in Comanche County Texas
By virtue of an execution issued October 16 1929 by the Justice Court Precinct No 1 Comanche County in Blanket State Bank of Blanket vs Jim Towery and S C Reid No 3745 I will sell December 3 1929 at the courthouse door Comanche County Texas the undivided one fourth interest of defendant S C Reid in two tracts of land near the Brown County line about fifteen miles west of Comanche The first tract is 1776 acres and the second 80 acres in Sec No 1 Columbus Tap 1 R Co Cert 14 Abstract 191 Pat 76 Volume 1 levied to satisfy a judgement of 22 44 and costs. R T Chaney Constable Proc No 1 Comanche County Texas.
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State OF Texas
Comanche
Justice Court of
Comanche County
A. D
Blanket State Bank of Blanket
Jim Towery
S. C. Reid
Court House
Tewit
5. C. Reid
Texas
Brown County
Mra
S. J. Perkins
Columbus
R Co
S. C. Rei
R. T. Chaney
Hyatt Gray Couple Wed at Proctor Home
George Hyatt and Miss Leona Dray oc Proctor were married Sunday afternoon by Rev. Gordon Barrett at his residence. Both are from the Proctor community. Mrs. Hyatt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W Gray. They plan to live in Proctor with the Hyatts’ son.
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George Hyatt
Leonadray
Proctor
Comeneche
Gordon Barrett
Hyatt
Mrs. Hyatt
W. Gray
Mr. Hyatt
H. T. Hyatt
Local News Briefs From Lamkin and Area
The report notes a new baby boy Robert Lynther born to Lamkin residents. Henry Williamson of Dublin visited J B Cooper recently. Mrs Ab Drennan returned from Fort Worth after a trip with her son Mrs J M Strickland, newly elected PTA president, who spoke at Friday’s meeting. Devotional by D L Tryett followed by a program organized by Mrs Myrtle Hale and a luncheon in the home economics department. The I T A organizers invite the public to a Friday gathering. Lamkin Post Office moved to the former Cafe Rock Building.
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Shabblefield
Robert Lynther
Henry Williamson
Dublin
J B. Cooper
Ab Drennan
Fort Worth
J. M. Strickland
Parent Teachers Association
D. L. Trvett
Myrtle Hale
Home Economics Department
Lamkin Post
Cafo Rock
Armor River Privet foundation planting promotion
Mrs Claude George promotes Armor River Privet as the most popular foundation planting and invites orders by telephone at 404 for inquiries and sales.
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Armor River
Claude George
Mrs Marcom Shockley Showered Before Wedding
Mrs Dessie Anderson and Mrs J L Neel hosted a Wednesday afternoon misc shower at Mrs Neels home for Mrs Marcom Shockley formerly Miss Charlie Brandt. The decor was white and pink with ferns. A throne bride, program readings by Mrs Myrtle Ale and Miss Margaret Hill, a prize for vegetable contest won by Miss Ada Morton, luncheon of sandwiches and lemonade, toasts by Miss Alda Morton and Miss Bonnie Bell Moore, and many gifts for the honoree.
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Dessie Anderson
J. L. Neel
Marcom Shockley
Charlie Brandt
Neel
Myrtle @ale
Margaret Hill
Ada Morton
Alda Morton
Bonnie Bell Moore
Noted Reflections On Duty Versus Law And Church Growth
A church weekly note reflects on Nehemiah’s wall building and urging members to engage in Bible study. It urges enforcing laws through environment, honors spiritual service, and ends with an ad for Comanche Steam Laundry offering reliable washing of delicate fabrics.
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Comanche Steam Laundry
Moore-Hunter Secret Wedding Ties Texas Family
The Moore and Hunter families report a secret July wedding. Mrs. Moore, daughter of Mrs. J. T. Hunter of Colo, has studied at Texas Sedhoshaniods College and will earn a BA next year. Mr. Moore, majoring in for at the same college, will also receive a degree next June. They reside at 21 Broadway, Lubbock.
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Rei Moore
Moore
J. T. Hunter
Colo
Texas Sedhoshaniods College
R. H. Moore
Mary John Reese Dies in Rotary City After Illness
Mary John, one year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Reese, died at her parents home in Rouse City Sunday at 11 30 in the morning after a brief illness. She was the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W B Hayes and Mrs J W Reese of Comanche.
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Mary John
John Reese
Rouse City
Fonday
First Presbyterian Church Callah er Sermons on Knowing God
The Callaher church invites worshipers to morning sermon on Knowing God from Psalms v10 and an evening message on The Son of Christ from Revelation 2. All are invited to attend at 10 and 7:30.
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Callaher
Worshi
God
Would You Know One If You Saw It
Fragmentary note mentions germ and facing a hazard with statements about detection and magnification. Includes confusing phrases and references to The Wm. Reese Co. and Paris Simitb. No clear event or outcome.
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Wm. Reese Co
Paris Simitb
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Wall of Jerusalem
Richard Baxter
Jordon Barrett
Broadway
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Mary John Reese
Presbyterian Church
W. Holmes
Landford
National
Itle and Trust Co. Title Insurers
San Antonio
Roberson
Brownwood
Jessup & Allcorn
Harry Cantrell
Cape Girardeau
Cardui
Cardus
Jesses
Vaeaith
the City Bakery
J. B. Lowry
Bondep Abstracters
Comanche National Bank Bldg
The
Brownwood Bulletin
Albert Riley
E Thompson
Lal Rae
Comanche Steam
Butler’s Cafe
Herbert Butler
Prop
J.R. Eanes&Co
J. R. Eanes
Jno, D. Waring
Palace
Guy Tefteller
Volley
Mutual Protective Association
H. R. Lacy
Pres
T. A. Norwood
W. D. Carroll
Odd
Comanche, Texas
Photoc Phs the Forever Arthome Studio
D. D. Jackson Photographer
Texas Water Utilities Co
Peerless Produce Co
Bob Cox
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