Local Families Visit Relatives and Club Meeting Report
Families from Gomanche Santa Anma Fort Worth and nearby Comanche visit kin here and at Fort Worth. The Women's Club met with Mrs Luther McGlothlin, exchanged friendship quilt blocks, and produced two quilts before serving punch lemonade and cake to many members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Luther McGlothlin
Jewell Allen
Bobbie Brown
Dora Boydston
Dixie Baskin
Maudie Beckner
Juanita Caraway
Grace Cox
Lillie Cunningham
Rosa Cates
Monette Deisher
Nannie ‘Trimbles
Inez Williams
Oleta Caraway
Doris Cox
Ganelle Cox
Rita Nelle Caraway
Louise Kemp
Jimmie Dean McPherson
Mary Zilen McPherson
Mozelle McGrethlin
Minnie Rae McPherson
Local families visit relatives and attend gatherings across towns
The week saw many visits including the Coxs from Brownwood to relatives here and the Scotts and Couch from Caradan to Marvin Scott. Reunions at Ritchie near Comanche and Mt Olive were attended by Correlated local families. Funeral services for John Sargant were held after his murder Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Cox
Brownwood
Cecil Scott
Weldon Couch
Caradan
Marvin Scott
Clint
Howard ‘Shipman
Swin
Shipman
A. Brock
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Bob Mosley
Gorman
W. Perry
J. D. West
Hamilton
Guss Grannan
Neva Cox
Ritchie
Comanche
Pottsville
Carl Cox
Aubrey Shaver
Odis Shaver
Newburg
Gayland Shaver
San Antonio
Oletha Brannan
Alphus Roberts
Doss Richards
John Sargant
Sargant
Roberts
Mt. Olive
Clyde Roberts
Port Arthur
M. V. Roberts
J. G. Nichols
Big Spring
Boler Swindle
Fairy
E. A. Anderson
James Sample
George Palmer
Priddy
Local residents enjoy visits and travels across towns
Miss Dora Smith from John Tarleton College spends the week with her parents. Several couples like Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perdue and son move to West Texas. John Cattles returns from New Mexico and Corpus Christi. Dave Sears visits his mother after working in New Mexico. Families from Comanche Edna Hill Dublin Paris and Miami Oklahoma visit relatives here and with friends across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Smith
John Tarleton College
C. A. Smith
J. C. Perdue
West Texas
John Cattles
New Mexico
Corpus Christi
Dave Sears
Annie Sears
Jess Hanson
Hughton Hughes
Comanche
Walter Dixon
Corine
Cloda Hillhouse
Edna Hill
Essie
Eunice Stephens
Earl Brinson
Bowie
P. E. Smith
P. E. Purter
Stephenville
Willie Ellis
Joe
Mildred Bishop
Dublin
Louise Abernathy
Local Visits Across Counties Highlight Family Gatherings
Harmony and Mrs Ford of Arkansas visited daughter Mrs Earl Rutherford last week. Mr and Mrs J F Gober with his parents Mr and Mrs George Gober of Gustine visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Gober near Henderson. Mrs T M Edwards of Comanche spent part of last week with her son Z T Edwards and family. Mr and Mrs Guy Burks and Miss Bobbye Burks visited relatives at Seagraves this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ford
Arkansas
Earl Rutherford
J. F. Gober
George Gober
Gustine
Floyd Gober
Henderson
T. M. Edwards
Comanche
Z. T. Edwards
Guy Burks
Bobbye Burks
Seagraves
Good Seed Oats Prove Profitable
The report credits Nortex seed purchased from Denton Farmers Pure Seed with high yields. W D Phifer notes a 26 bushel per acre yield from 2 1/2 bushels per acre at a total cost of 3 15, even at 35 cents per bushel the crop shows a profit exceeding ordinary expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Getty
W. D
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I Gs
Vensee
Ideal Foodstore
Floyd Horner
Gomanche
Jeff Horner
Santa Anma
George McCullough
Elbert Horner
Derwood Horner
Fort Worth
Henry Horne
J. Isham
Gon
Travis Ritchie
Geo. Cates
Derroll Caraway
Nallie Cox
Elsie McPherson
Proctor
Coman Shear
Alice
Mrs. T. J. Williams
May Lou van Trump
Los Angeles
Lucille Gandy
Sarah Jane Sweatman
Wright City
R. K. Shelton
Deniece Parker
Eastland
Francis Evelyn Durham
Chariene
Bob Oe
and Atlas Smith
Claud Harris
Miss Oo
Et Ae
John Davis
la Venia Hanson
John Deere
CALL
Comanche Milling Company
Comanche Milling Co
J. V. Butler
PRISC
Western Auto
Earl R. Evans
Prop
East Side Squae
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
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