Gustine Social Roundup Remembers Local Residents
Gustine notes report weekend visits in Fort Worth and Levelland. Thyra Early and Annie Laura attended school and visited family. The Howell and Keith families hosted guests from Energy Port Worth and Charline Howell. Mrs. H H Duke returned from Level land with daughter Annie Laura. Mrs. Sheppard improves in hospital after a new son. Graham McGinnis and family visit Rev R M McGinnis in Georgia. John Davis, brother of Paul Davis, dies in Illinois and is buried at Evergreen Cemetery.
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H. H. Duke
Levelland
Annie Laura
Raymond Sheppard
Graham McGinnis
Palla Poola
Georgia
Rev
R. M. McGinnis
John Davis
Paul Davis
Gustine
Ilinois
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Davis
Texas
Comanche County Woman's REA Club Sets Committees
The Comanche County REA Woman's Club met Saturday October 12 and organized committees for membership finance program and social activities. The group also voted to move meetings from the second Saturday to the third Saturday each month. Mr and Mrs Thos C Ferguson of Barnet visited Mrs M A Ferguson and grandmother Mrs W W Harvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Woman's Rea Club
Doc Edwards
A. H. Gaines
F. J. Woods
Paul Hampton
W. A. Mercer
G. F. Caraway
E. L. Clark
R. A. Scott
Troy Pettit
Geo. Black
Cody Baggett
J. B. Pogue
J. C. Helm
E. D. Cox
Paul Easley
Clarence Albin
Thos. C. Ferguson
Barnet
M. A. Ferguson
W. W. Harvey
Two Views on the Third Term for Roosevelt
Oscar Callaway reports on March 23 1935 in the House debate over the Third Term for Roosevelt. He argues the opposition seeks to prolong destitution to force government control of finance and industry while warning of revolution by insiders.
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House Saeee
Congress
Poe
Jas. Henry
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Rayburn
Democrat
Texas
Rand
Wirt
Associated Press Dispatch
Star- Telegram
Martin
Brain Trusters
Stephenville
San Angelo
Fort Worth
Houston
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
Executive Departments
Jefferson
Executive Department
Comanche
Mrs. Mac
Jackson Day
Supreme Court
U. S
America
Dailey Sees Safe U S With Roosevelt in 1940 Campaign
Dallas attorney Howard Dailey arguing for a Roosevelt third term urged Texans to vote for the President on November 5. He contended the New Deal raises living standards for the 99 percent while opposing bankers and oil men who fear business decline. Dailey and ex-congressman Joseph W. Bailey held frequent debates through early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dailey
Dallas
Joseph W. Bailey
Dailey
Roosevelt
America
Bailey
Services Sunday Night at St Matthews Church
There will be services Sunday night at 7 30 o'clock at St Matthews Episcopal Church. Rev S L Jeffreys of Brownwood will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthews Church
St. Matthews Episcopal Church
L. Jeffreys of
Brownwood
Card of Thanks for Hrs. H. F. Gantz
The Gantz and Meeks families thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown after the death of Hrs. H. F. Gantz. Deeds of kindness will be remembered by H. F. Gantz and family and W. T. Meeks and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrs
H. F. Gantz
W. T. Meeks
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