Grand jury reports indictments in civil docket week
The grand jury returned four bills of indictment eleven felonies and three misdemeanors during its report yesterday afternoon. Mrs Gussie Carter v Texas Power and Light Company and Mrs M A Jefferys v Cary Salt were heard with no judgment and dismissal respectively. McCrary v O T Bacon et al was on trial at press time.
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Gussie Carter
Texas Power and Light Company
M. A. Jefferys
McCrary
O. T. Bacon
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Comanche Event Plans
The Comanche Lions Club held a lively Monday meeting at Ridgeway with many members present. Dr. E F Lyon discussed revival services and Lions activities. plans were announced for a statewide radio concert featuring the Comanche American Legion Band and Lions luncheons. District Governor Cravens praised local school engagement and urged broader Lions school programs across Texas.
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Lions Club
Ridgeway
E. F. Lyon
First Baptist Church
Lyon
San Angelo
Comanche Lions
M. J. Sullivan
Dallas
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Comanche American Legion
Lions Clubs
Cravens
Austin
Lions Clubs of Texas
Lions of Texas
Sullivan
Ln Dallas
Eputy
Rosenvest
Eastland
Comanche Lions Club
Couny
J. R. Eanes
Secrety Sullivan
Aster
Hasse
Vandyke
Lions
Lions Club visits three area schools for openings
Three schools welcomed Lions Club visitors last Monday morning with cordial receptions. Judge R A Luker went to Hasse, J R Eanes and County Supt H L Gantz to Custer, Rev B F Hearn J A Barton and D E Doyle to Vandyke. Mayor Eanes and D K Doyle visited Sipe Springs Friday night and a box supper raised 78 75 for home economics and vocational training. County Supt Gantz says Dowing Beattie Soda Springs Fleming will open next Monday.
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Lions Clubs
R. A. Luker
Hasse
J. R. Eanes
H. L. Gantz
Custer
B. F. Hearn
J. A. Barton
D. E Doyle
Vandyke
The
Lions
Mayor Eanes
Lions Club
D. K. Doyle
Sipe Springs
Supt
Gantz
Dowing
Beattie
Soda Springs
Fleming
Rowland Moves to New West Side Location in Comanche
After seventeen years in Comanche and five years in a large building, W. H. Rowland relocates to the Reese building on the west side of the square. He runs a big sale in his new, smaller quarters and vows to remain in Comanche despite moving from the prior site.
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Rowland
Comanche
Higginbothams
W. H. Rowland
Reese
Comanche County
Singer Sewing Machine Shop Moves to Davis Building
J D Jackson promotes Singer Sewing Machine Shop now in the former T M Davis grocery building next to Norrich and Prater Produce Company. They offer new and used machines, oils, needles, shuttles, bands, repair service with guaranteed workmanship and bargain used machines for sale.
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T. M. Davis Grocery
Norrich and Prater Produce Company
J. D. Jackson
Hair and whiskers at Wetzel's Barber shop event
Wetzel's Barber shop hosts a wanted themed gathering with haircuts and whiskers. A gram and box supper is set for Sipe Springs Friday night as local Lions express confidence in Comanche High School football team of the year. Ladies' Night shifts to the last Monday in next month due to five Sundays in November.
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Gram and Box
Sipe Springs
Lions
Fruit bankers in Comanche back commercial fruit industry
Local bankers including presidents of The First National Bank F. E. Adams The First State Bank T. R. Holmsly and Comanche National Bank J. B. Chilton endorse and commend efforts by the Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club to plant sufficient fruit acreage. They pledge support and cooperation to develop a regular commercial fruit industry in Comanche.
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Comanche
Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club
San Angelo Edges Comanche In Tie Defenses Hold
San Angelo Bobcats and Comanche Indians battled to a scoreless tie as punting and defense dominated. Key plays featured Kirkpatrick’s booting, fumbles by Comanche and standout line play from San Angelo’s John Lee and Crew(s).
Poultry and Livestock Show Proposed by Chief
The feed crops display hosted by the Chief a few weeks ago was a great success. Several people suggest adding a poultry and live stock show. The Chief welcomes suggestions from anyone interested.
Protor Installed At Impressive Comanche Church Service
Rev. Noel P. Wilkinson was installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Comanche at a Sunday night service. Dr. Chandler of Daniel Baker College gave the sermon. W. P. Logan spoke for the charge to the pastor and James C. White delivered the charge to the congregation. A large turnout from Comanche and Brownwood attended.
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Noel P. Wilkinson
Presbyterian Church
Comanche
Chandler
Daniel Baker College
W. P. Logan
Brownwood
James C. White
Brownwood Bulletin
T. C. Wilkinson
T. C. Wilkinson, Jr
Julia Wilkinson
E. H. Chandler
Wm. Logan
James White
White
W. W. McCullough
David McCullough
Indians Tie San Angelo Game in Friendly Farm Town Visit
The Comanche Indians traveled to San Angelo to play San Angelo Bobcats, arriving Thursday evening and being welcomed by the hosts. The Friday chapel and a 3:30 Saturday kickoff ended in a scoreless tie. Team members include Captain Herbert Williams and coaches Le May and Stringer. A terracing demonstration on J. F. Lane’s Newbury road farm was announced by County Agent J. A. Barton, with 50 plus attendees.
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San Angelo
San Anegro High School
Darrell Thaxton
le May
Stringer
Herbert Williams
Winston Couch
Robert Miller
Hays Franks
Clyde Wyatt
Clinton Thompson
Tom Pulliam
Curtis Wilson
Pettis Magness
Grady Williams
Nolan Boyd
Marshall Myers
Earl Mason
Joe B. Lee
Homer McCollum
Wendall Herring
J. F. Lane
Newbury Road
J. A. Barton
W. G. Herring
Comanche
Complex basketball game official lineup and periods
Players listed include Angelo and Corne for Cornelison and Poteet for Sweeden. Officials are Cecil Morgan from Texas Christian University as referee, Vaughan Miller as umpire, B O Wood as head linesman, Dr H K Hinde of San Angelo and Dewey Simpson of Comanche as timers. Periods are 12 minutes each.
Baptist Meeting Continues Amid Bad Weather
The ongoing Baptist church meeting attracts attention despite poor weather. Rev. E. F. Lyon of Vernon preaches to a receptive crowd and his daughter Ruth Lyon, a Howard Payne student, sang several solos enjoyed by the congregation. The gathering will run through next Sunday.
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The
Baptist Church
E. F. Lyon
Vernon
Ruth Lyon
Howard Payne
Comanche Merchants Report Unusually brisk Trade
Comanche and surrounding area enjoy brisk business due to cold weather boosting early sales. Local merchants tout vigorous advertising and steady arrivals of new seasonal merchandise. Bank statements show combined resources over one and three quarter million dollars, indicating a healthy local economy.
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Comanche
Three Comanche Students on Honor Roll at Tarleton
Tarleton announces its Honor Roll for the first month with fifty names an increase of forty from last yearJames L Aldridge Lloyd Mackey and Elizabeth Scurry from Comanche are among the honorees Students must average above 90 in all subjects and maintain perfect conduct to qualify
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John Tarleton
Phisie
Comanche
James L. Aldridge
Lloyd Mackey
Elizabeth Scurry
Thunder Mountain and Neptunes Daughter Return in Weekend Shows
Friday features Thunder Mountain and Neptunes Daughter in comedy. Saturday offers Jack Hoxie in Flying Hoops and The Daredevil in comedy.
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Thunder Mountain
Neptunes
Jack Hoxie
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Wetzel
San Angelo Standard
Kirkpatrick
San Angelo Bobcats
Comanche Indians
Sweeden
Mason
Pulliam
Cornelison
Bobcats
Indians
Mortimer Hall
Arthur Belling
Uriel Weaver
Cherry
Compton
Sneeden
Murd
Poteet
John Lee
Jonta Crews
Lee
Thaxton
H. Williams
de Molay
Harold Broome
Drum Majer
Texas University Longhorn Band
Comuanche
Williams
Young
Meyers
Cnerry
Poteett
Jones
Crews
Thompson
Couch
G. Williams
Wilson
Miller
Brister
Cook
Allison
Kilpatrick
Comanche G. Williams
H. Willams Son
Protor
Baption
Tarleton
Rex
Easops
All Star
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