Hamilton Area Social Notes Include Local Visits
Macksville residents Macksville a Donald of Hamilton brother Hugh Donald and Mrs Abe Cates visited on Sunday with her Burn Evans. Lee McDonald, Myrlin Poydston to Hamilton Sanitarium Monday night. They returned to Sam Boydston's home the same night. Will Barnett Carlton and Mr Mrs Eric B Adams Sunshine visited Earl Barnett and family this week. Earl Barnett and family visited Adele Barnett and Mr and Mrs E C Harris at Hamilton Sunday.
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A Donald
Hamilton
Hugh Donald
Abe Cates
Burn Evans
Lee McDonald
Myrlin Poydston
Hamilton Sanitarium
Sam Boydston
Will Barnett
Carlton
Eric B. Adams
Sunshine
Earl Barnett
Adele Barnett
E. C. Harris
Townsend Movement Meeting Call for Nationwide Club Convening
In response to a request from the National Headquarters Townsend Movement, all Townsend Clubs are urged to meet at 3 PM Central on Sunday October 2 at the courthouse. L H Creamer, county chairman, invites skeptics and critics to attend, enjoy Merony String Band music, and hear speakers to learn about the movement.
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Townsend Movement
Townsend
United States
Court House
Merony String Band
L. H. Creamer
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Social Roundup
Democrat Miss Jessie Mae Terry spent the weekend with her sister at Hasse. Mrs. and Mrs. G Y Tomlinson and Miss Buck visited in Browswood Saturday. The small son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Patterson was badly hurt last week.
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Jessie Mae Terry
F. E. Henry
Hasse
G. Y. Tomlinson
Local Notes From Hazel Dell And Nearby Towns
Hazel Dell guests include Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Applewhite of Ralls visiting Horace Applewhite. Lola Turnbow accepted a position in Comanche. Mrs. John Lynch of Baggett visited Mrs. Tobe Lynch. Delma Turbow spent Sunday with Mrs. Wayland McDonald at Macksville. School opened Monday with strong attendance and Mr. and Mrs. Herff Hornburg teach.
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Edwin Applewhite
Ralls
Horace Applewhite
Lola Turnbow
Comanche
John Lynch
Baggett
Tobe Lynch
Delma Turbow
Wayland McDonald
Macksville
Herff Hornburg
Baptist Sunday School Organized at Priddy
A Baptist Sunday School organized with Rev. Gordon Barrett's help at Priddy two months ago drew 42 attendees last Sunday. Emmett Cunningham, Priddy school principal, serves as superintendent.
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Baptist Sunday School
Priddy
Gordon Barrett
Emmett Cunningham
Mrs O A Kinney Elected Stamford Club President
Mrs C A Kinney daughter of Mr and Mrs George S Clarke of Comanche has been elected president of the Stamford Study Club. An elaborate three course dinner honoring Mrs O A Kinney opened the year for the Pierian Club at the Home Economic Cottage. Kinney gave an inspiring message outlining the club aims and ideals.
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C. A. Kinney
George S. Clarke
Comanche
Stamford Study Club
Samford American
O. A. Kinney
Pierian Club
Pecan Pickers Wanted for New Crop Harvest
Durham Pecan Co seeks a large crew of pickers for shelling the new crop this fall and winter. To secure a placement, applicants should apply now at the Cotton Belt Depot Site, the company’s new location.
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Durham Pecan CO
Cotton Belt Depot
Weekend visits across towns in Rotan and Sidney
Edna Hill Mrs. Neva Plylot of Stephen ville visited Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbreath Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Colbough and Miss Oleta Kilgore spent the weekend with relatives at Sidney Durwood Barbee of Rotan spent Sunday with his grandfather, J. F. Barbee.
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Neva Plylot
Stephenville
John Gilbreath
Edd Colbough
Oleta Kilgore
Sidney Durwood Barbee
Rotan
J. F. Barbee
Thedford’s Black-Draught Cited for Headache Pain Relief
Mr. G. W. Holley of Paul, Virginia, praises Thedford’s Black-Draught as a splendid remedy for Gaines or headache. The statement reflects personal use over several years and endorsements the product’s soothing effect.
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Thedford
G. W. Holley
Paul
Gaines
Information pamphlets from Washington for public use
The world's biggest information bureau is at Washington D. headed by the Superintendent of Documents. It classifies facts on Agriculture to Weather and prints them as pamphlets available to the public at small cost. A new booklet titled Information describes contents and is free by request from The Chattanooga Medicines in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Washi . D
United States
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Local Social Notes From Seda Springs and Plain View
Seda Springs residents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beck attended the annual conference at the Methodist Church in Plain View last week. Miss Leez Robertson has returned from a visit with relatives in West Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis were honored with a shower last Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Geye. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gray and daughter Noma visited Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Springer at Fairview Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hartiman of Cotton Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hartman.
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Harold Beck
Plain View
Leez Robertson
West Texas
Eugene Davis
M. L. Geye
A. H. Gray
Noma
J. N. Springer
Fairview
Curtis Hartiman
Cotton Grove
C. D. Hartman
Burks Honors Son On Ninth Birthday With Decorations
Mrs. A. P. Burks honored her son Harold Ray on his ninth birthday with an October party from 4 to 6. Jack O'Lanterns and Halloween motifs decorated the event. Dolls and whistles served as plate favors as gifts were inspected before hot chocolate and cake were served to the guests including Matricia McDaniel, Panzy Harris, Lola Harris, Ruth Adelle Moore, Billie Joe Barnes, Jeanette Pate, Peggy Ann Pate, Bobbie Jean Carpenter, Irma Lee Burks, Ina B. Burks, Jimmie Carpenter, R. L. Bowman, George F. Walker, Ray Little, Teannie Majors, Weldon Lacy, Thomas Stark and the honoree.
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A. P. Burks
Harold Ray
Jack O’lanterns
Matricia McDaniel
Panzy Harris
Lola PD. Harris
Ruth Adelle Moore
Billie Joe Barnes
Jeanette Pate
Peggy Ann Pat
Mrs Burks Hosts Wedding Shower for Bride De Witt
Mrs A P Burks entertained about fifty guests with a miscellaneous wedding shower for Mrs Tom De Witt Friday evening at 8 00 oclock. Pink roses decorated the room and Harold and Ina Burks placed gifts that filled a large wagon. Punch and cake were served.
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Tom de Witt
A. P. Burks
Harold
Ina Burks
Local Families Visit Relatives Across Counties
Elm Grove Mr and Mrs Jim Ferril and family of Fannin County visited relatives last week. Royal Mimms of Sidney spent Sunday with F A Ferril. Collins Filippo of Beattie spent Sunday with W C Filippo. Dan Hurt and son Louis of Runnels County spent the weekend with S D Hurt and wife. J L Woolsey of Taylor Chapel also visited S D Hurt on Sunday.
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Jim Ferril
Fannin County
Royal Mimms
Sidney
F. A. Ferril
Collins Filippo
Beattie
W. C. Filippo
Dan Hurt
Louis
Runnels County
S. D. Hurt
J. L. Woolsey
Sunday Services Announced by Presbyterian Church
The Sunday School reports a nine member week rise as classes work to boost attendance. The pastor announces preaching every Sunday at 11 AM and 7 30 PM inviting nonmembers to worship. Officers met at the pastor's home to plan the year with the new pastor Wm Hazel and his wife.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Wm. J. Hazel
Local Notes on Visits and Homecoming
Grandmother Nelson of Winters is visiting relatives here. Several from the community attended the homecoming at the Sipe Springs Methodist Church Sunday. Mrs Emmett Moore and son Joe Kinchen visited relatives at Abilene over the weekend. Lavern Bingham left Thursday for Hamlin where she has a position. Aubrey Fisher of Chicago spent the weekend with O P Fisher and family.
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Nelson
Winters
Sipe Springs
Emmett Moore
Joe Kinchen
Abilene
Lavern Bingham
Hamlin
Aubrey Fisher
Chicago
O. P. Fisher
McKenzie Hotel Offers All You Can Eat and Rooms
Advertisement invites meals at the McKenzie Hotel one block off the square corner. Diners can eat all you can for 26 cents with family style service. The hotel also advertises clean rooms at reasonable rates and notes advance notice is not required.
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Mckenze
McKenzie
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria Relief
Malaria sufferers are urged to avoid home remedies and use Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The medicine combines tasteless quinine with tonic iron to kill parasites and fortify the system, with 50c and 1 size options and a claim of extra value for the larger bottle.
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Grove
The New Ford V-8 for 1936
Ford markets the 1936 V-8 highlighting its engine as the key upgrade. Improvements include a longer hood and new radiator grille, larger fenders, hidden horns, new steel wheels, refined upholstery, easier steering, larger radiator with dual pumps, hood louvres for airflow, shorter gear shift travel, and Ford Super Safety Brakes. The car emphasizes safety, comfort, space efficiency from the compact V-8, and dealer display nationwide.
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Ford
Low Ford V-8 Prices Across Thirteen Body Types
Prices listed for Ford V-8 models include Coupe five window at 510 dollars Tudor Sedan 520 Ferdor Sedan 580 Deluxe Roadster with rumble seat 560 and more ranging up to Convertible Sedan 760 with standard accessory group. rest of text appears garbled detailing terms.
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Stamford Club
Edna Hill
Washington, D
Seda Springs
IMRS
Mrs. Burks
Elm Grove
Presbyterian Church
Nyal
Sutton Dudley
Dr. Porter
Porter
Ford Dealers
B. Detroit
Reston
Ostars Shed
Prunes
Kate Smith
KKRLD
Phillip
Jonathan
Jona
Sunnyfield
Texas
Texas Pacific Coal and Oil
Joe Tupin
J. B. Allcorn
Insurance and Bonds
Comanche County Abstract CO
J. R. Eanes
Comanche National Bank
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