Sipe Springs School selects officers for 1936 37
Sipe Springs School announces the 1936 37 officers: Denman Stanfield president Wilson Smith vice president Josephine Evans secretary Earleen Morris reporter Martha Rhea Hill chorister Gail Evans pianist. Program committee includes Mrs Evans Mrs Henderson and Miss Winter. Community Council first meeting Oct 16 selects Mrs Tom Brown president.
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Sipe Springs
Denman Stanfield
Wilson Smith
Josephine Evans
Earleen Morris
Martha Rhea Hill
Gail Evans
Local Junior and Senior Class Elections Reported
The Junior Class elected Josephine Evans president Martha Rhea Hill vice president Farleen Morris secretary and G W Poyner Sargeant at Arms with Helen Munchus as class reporter The Senior Class chose Edna Earle Whitlock president Wilson Smith vice president and Lutie Placker secretary Home Economics III honored Earleen Morris with a party The classcourse of study remains engaging.
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C. L. Curb
Josephine Evans
Martha Rhea Hill
Farleen Morris
G. W. Poyner
Helen Munchus
Edna Earle Whitlock
Wilson Smith
Lutie Placker
Home Economics III
Earleen Morris
Terracing Program Expansion Planned in Comanche County
County Agent N E Scudder announces a large terracing initiative funded with NYA aid. The program will employ 16 or more relief families part time under supervision to lay out terrace lines at no cost to participating farmers. Farmers request appointments through the County Agent and may see pasture improvement demonstrations as well.
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N. E. Scudder
Comanche County
NYA
Calves Fed by Comanche F F A Members Ahead of Show
Twenty six calves are being fed by the Comanche F F A Chapter as they prepare to display them at the Comanche County Boys Club Show next March. Some calves have been fed since May others since September with weights from 450 to 650 pounds and an expected average of about 1000 pounds at show time. The feeding boys include Todd Switzer Joe Cardwell John Henry Cheatham Garland Collins Wilbur Fletcher Walter Jack Thomas Homer Wilson Ar lis Easley Harold Edwards J K Wilhelm Don Gray Gene Wilson W J Wilson R E Dutton Billy Goosby Jake Hedges Norman Howington Lloyd Howington Wade McNatt Wade Petsick Tyson Phillips Garland Houck Richard Mohon.
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Comanche F. F. A
Comanche County
Centennial Observance Continues in Gonzales During County Fair
Gonzales Texas plans ongoing Centennial events through the County Fair from October 20 to 24. The town known as the Lexington of Texas hosts activities that began last November as part of the commemorations.
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Gonzales
Lexington
Texas
Strength During Middle Life and Cardus Benefits
The text discusses women undergoing change of life needing strong nourishment. Cardus is presented as helpful by increasing appetite aiding digestion and promoting transformation of food into tissue, leading to improved nutrition and overall strengthening of the body.
I Am a Democrat Through Choice and Free Speech Beliefs
Gordon Barrett defends free speech as essential to democracy and rejects censorship even for unpopular views. He argues Americans must defend liberty, permit dissent, and judge ideas by their merit rather than suppress them.
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Voltaire
Gordon Barrett
Career of famed musician described in Tarleton Dispatch
Stephenville October 29 B A humir Kryl to appear at John Tarleton auditorium directing his famous symphony orchestra on December 2 He rose from humble beginnings to national prominence through relentless work ethic and self confidence He conducts without a score and blends business leadership with musical innovation highlighting his daring individuality.
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Stephenville
Bohumir Kryl
John Tarleton
Kryl
Livingston helps secure highway appropriation in Austin
L A Livingston of Austine visited Austin and appeared before the State Highway Commission to help secure the appropriation for Highway No 36. His name was omitted from last week’s list. Burks notes Livingston’s frequent trips with the delegation and his influence with the commission.
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L. A. Livingston
Austine
Austin
State Highway Commission
Livingston
Hilton Burks
Left Side Effects and Sleep Remedy Advised
An ad promotes Adlerika for gas relief affecting sleep on the right side, claiming one dose removes poisons and allows a full night’s sleep. It advertises a special 10 cent trial size at Wm. Reese Drug Company.
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Adlerika
Reese Drug Company
Ora Nichols Joins Quintillian Club at NTSTC
Miss Ora B. Nichols of Comanche, a junior at North Texas State Teachers College, has become a member of the Quintillian Club, the college organization for students majoring or minoring in speech arts, announced in Denton on October 28.
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Denton
Ora B. Nichols
Comanche
North Texas State Teachers College
Quintillian Club
Nichols
Obstacle-Driven Life Emphasized by Lafayette College President
President W. M. Lewis of Lafayette College in Easton Pennsylvania argues that life’s abundance arises from inner strength rather than external removal of barriers. He stresses growth through mental and moral fiber rooted within.
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W. M. Lewis
Lafayette College
Easton, Pa
Card of Thanks for Mrs. F. E. Whitesides
The children thank friends and neighbors for kindness during her illness and at burial. Gratitude for floral offerings and expressions of sympathy is expressed, with a blessing prayed for all. Also a brief ad for Airmaids hosiery mileage at Service Drug Store.
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F. E. Whitesides
Airmaids
Administrator's Sale of A. A. Roberson Estate Near Comanche
By order of court I offer for sale the estate of A. A. and Viola Roberson deceased. The property includes 80 acres three miles northeast of Comanche with 30 acres in cultivation and improvements such as a house and well. Andrew Roberson, Administrator, Hasso, Texas.
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A. A
Viola Roberson
Comanche
Andrew Roberson
Hasso
Texas
Notice on bills and orders from Bucy and Childs firm
A public notice states no responsibility for bills unless an order is issued by E. F. Bucy & Son and Co. and T. Childs, referencing pages 13-14.
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E. F. Bucy & Son and Co
T. Childs
McKinzie Hotel Offers Quality Meals and Rooms
For a quarter you can enjoy an excellent family style meal at the McKinzie Hotel near the southeast corner of the square. A variety of well cooked food is served with no advance notice required. The hotel also provides clean beds and rooms at reasonable prices.
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McKinzie
McKinzie Hotel
Fort Bend County Centennial Event Planned at Richmond Fairgrounds
Fort Bend County announces a three day centennial celebration at the Richmond Fairgrounds October 22 through 24. Officials invite residents and regional guests to join ceremonies exhibits and activities marking the milestone.
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Fort Bend County
Richmond
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