More About Turkey Crop
Local interviews with farmers across counties detail a robust turkey outlook for the season. Producers cite healthy flocks, improved quality, and expectations of strong production matching or exceeding last year, with prices possibly holding high due to good grain and insect conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Cox
Peerles Produce Company
Ss V McDonald
Dublin Creamery
Wr. Cox
John Norrid
Norrich Produce Company
John H. Harris
Z. Y. Mooney
Mercer Gan
M. McKinzie
O. A. Braziel
Mountain View
J. Z. J. Foreman
Simeon Roberson
Sidney
Clarence Haselett
Soda Spring
G. R. Pratt
van Dyke
J. W. Strong
P. W. McDonald
Bud McDonald
Joe Burns
Commanche
Jim Moseley
Sipe Springs
Sheep and Goat Show Strong Roster of Exhibitors
Williams and Sumner praised the event while ranchers showed in the DeLaine class. Exhibitors included Alborn with 5 ram yearlings, Clayton with 14 two year rams, five ewes and three feeders, Jarrett with 7 rams and 5 ewes, and many others. County Agent Barton urged 4-H clubs to feed lambs for a Fort Worth Fat Stock Show display, aided by a colorful DeLaine-Merino Association banner showcasing prize-winning sires from diverse regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Luckie
W. S. Clarke
Mack Henson
Tom Mazurek
J. A. Barton
Fort Worth
Barton
DeLaine-Merino Association
Glimp
Texas
U. S
Rambouillet
Kansas
Cotswold
Canada
Leicester
Lincoln
U.S
Corriedale
Australia
Southdown
England
Dorset
Tasmanian
Tasmania
Hampshire
Shropshire
Oxford
Chevon
Scotland
Paris
California
Asia
Karakus
Persia
Services At Sidney Baptist Church Weekend Schedule
Weekend services will be held at the Sidney Baptist Church with preaching Saturday and Sunday at 8 pm and Sunday morning at eleven. Sunday School is at 10 am and B Y P U at 7 pm. Pastor Ho Verdavis invites all to feel at home.
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Sidney Baptist Church
Ho. Verdavis
Poultry and Farm Exhibit Winners Crowned in Local Fair
Awards span poultry divisions led by Winfred Newsome and Dublin Poultry Farm with champions in geese rabbits and cornish, plus 4 H club farm products and a wide array of vegetables and grains led by John Slaughter Lowry Easley and Vernon Gilchrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hodges
W. C. McClosky
L. G. Holland
Winfred Newsome
Orville
Billy Way St. Clair
Kenneth Spencer
Tom Hood
Dublin Poultry Farm
Old Pen
Dublin
Poultry Farm
Barred Rock
Bart Massingill
J. H. Vaughan
J. H. Chandler
Young Pen
Junior Doevett
Dark Cornish
W. F. Harvey
Monroe Mosley
Park Cornish
W. EF. Harvey
Monroe Mosely
Carnish
Cornish
W. Fk. Harvey
Juff Orphineton
Dault Gilbert
Rhode Island Reds
John PD. McGee
Young Cockrely
Toulouse Geese
Chinchilla
Nannie D. Ross
Lorena Chandler
New Zealand
Rodger Faye
John Slaughter
Lowry Easley
Clyde Thompson
Lucile Easley
Vernon Gilchrest
C. V. Tunnell
Ina Faye Wedges
Robert Slaughter
Moody Haggard
Clyde Thorapson
Milo
Lowry Pasta
Alveria
Elsie Pittman
McGee
Feterita
G. Willis
Grady Nance
Jim Chandler
W. E. Wise
Clark
C. E. Clark
Russian Miller
Tom Sides
Floyd
Dalt Gilbert
Morris Hall
Howard Baker
C. S&s. Floyd
Mrs. FE. Powell
C. S. Dry
A. B. Standridge
S. Dry
Hodges
Paul Montague
G. B. Clark
R. M. Scott
G. RB. Clark
Okra
J. S. Nance
Sam Strong
J. W. Alston
G. R. Swanner
D. &. Floyd
L. G. Caraway
Walter Little
S. Clark
C. S. Floyd
Webbean
Effie Barnes
R. Scott
Paul Montaene
Charles Miller
G. RR. Swanner
Troy Henson
J. FH. Vaughan
J. J. Montague
Luke Dogcett
Tom Watson
H. B. Ross
C. E. Frost
Talmadge Hedges
A. W. Crockett
Cotten
Wal
Bridge Party Honors Mr. and Mrs. Ira Clemons Guests
Honor guests included K A Bean W F E McDonald Walter Boston T P Johnson of Fort Worth O C C White of St Louis Ochis White of Munday with seven tables of bridge. Trophies awarded to Tom F Reese and Mrs H E K Moore plus out of town duo Mr Golden and Mrs McDonald. Guests list includes many local couples and Brownwood ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Clemons
K. A. Bean
W. FE
McDonald
Walter Boston
T. P. Johnson
Kort Worth
O. CC. White
St. Louis
Ochis White
Munday
Tom F. Reese
H. EK. Moore
Mr. Golden
Henry Moore
Jack Moore
Quilted and crafted goods show in Mrs Spencer sale
A long list of handmade items led by quilts, tops, and embroidered pieces from Artie Spencer and Mrs. McClesky highlights a local craft sale. Participants include Mrs. Tom Hood, Miss Clara Short, Mrs. Culpepper, and Mrs. Caraway among others with items such as rugs, pillows, towels, and baby garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierene Hood
Artie Spencer
H. H. Floyd
C. M. Caraway
S. B. Culpepper
W. C. McClesky
R. M. Scott
West
Clara Short
Roy Swanner
Culwell
Sneed
Kenneth Spencer
Doyle Graves
Hattie Harvey
W .C. MeClesky
Autry Caraway
W. C. MeClesky
W. C. Me- Clesky
Mollie Grisham
Art
Cotton Sacks and Knee Pads, Pocket Knives and Boat Ropes
Howard Kilpatrick reports on ordinary items linked to daily trades and markets in a compact feature. The piece highlights diverse goods such as cotton sacks knee pads pocket knives and boat ropes reflecting everyday commerce and craft in the community.
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Howard Kilpatrick
Brysonville Social Gathering at Doc Fails Home Cross Roads
The Brysonville youth held a party Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Doc Fails of Cross Roads. Visitors included Miss Cleo Wood Dawn Paul and Leamon Wood from Brownwood. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kirksey hosted a musical Sunday with 32 attendees and watermelons served. Willie Scott of Brownwood visited his parents J Newt Scott. Carl Baker and Ural Preston of Owens visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs. J A Johnson returned Monday from a visit with her sister Mrs. Sam Sparks of DeLeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Fails
Cross Roads
Cleo Wood
Dawn
Paul
Leamon Wood
Brownwood
Jim Kirksey
Willie Scott
J. Newt Scott
Carl Baker
Ural Preston
Owens
J.A. Johnson
Sam Sparks
DeLeon
McGINTY MARRIES RITCHEY IN SEYMOUR HOME
McGinty and Mrs M E Ritchey of Seymour wed Tuesday September 8 at the bride's daughter Mrs Julian Johnson home. Ceremony conducted by Clarence Bryant minister of the Comanche Church of Christ. McGinty owns the Hiway Filling Station and Garage. They will reside in Comanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kk. McGinty
M. E. Ritchey
Seymour
Julian Johnson
Clarence Byant
Comanche Church of Christ
McGinty
Hiway
Comanche
Card of Thanks for Ira Matthews
The brothers and sisters thank friends for kindness during Ira Matthews illness and pray that God abundantly bless each reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Matthews
Butter Carton Ad in The Comanche Chief
A short ad promotes Better Butter Wrap using Vegetable Parchment paper that prevents sticking to butter. It claims improved quality without extra cost and invites readers to ask for Butter Cartons from The Comanche Chief.
I L Matthews Buried Wednesday
I L Matthews died at his brother D H Matthews home on September 8 1951 and was buried at Taylors Chapel at 10 a m Wednesday Rev T N Carter officiated Ira Lane Matthews born May 2 1882 was 49 at death married Mae Kennedy February 20 1911 buried Taylors Chapel Eunice Hoover later wife lives in Fisher County Converted to Primitive Baptist Church at Rock Bluff Tuberculosis diagnosed 1918 and caused his death in the years before he last lived with D H Matthews
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L. Matthews
D. H. Matthews
Taylors Chapel
T. N. Carter
Ira Lane Matthews
Jacob Rucker
Fannie Matthews
Mae Kennedy
Eunice Hoover
Fisher County
Mr. Matthews
Primitive Baptist Church
Rock Bluff
Comanche Circuit Preaching Schedule and Conference Notice
The Comanche circuit reports closing a Peattie meeting and resuming appointments at Indian Creek with services Sunday at Harmony and White Point. A fourth Quarterly Conference is set for Harmony Church on an October date, urging members to prepare and meet church obligations. E. M. Daily signs the notice.
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Peattie
Indian Creek
Harmony
White Point
Harmony Church
E. M. Daily
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