Community Notes Include Migrations And Visits
The item lists residents moving eastward for crops as rain improves prospects. Lola Mayes of Comanche visits Lily Hancock this week. J. Virgil McCorkle, recently in Dallas, is home briefly. Ray McCorkle and wife return to the community. Bell Solomon visited relatives near Turkey Creek. locals attended a Turkey Creek meeting. Tom Lou Carter left for Browswood to begin work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Virgil McCorkle
Oen
Dallas
Ray McCorkle
Bell Solomon
Turkey Creek
Tom Lou Carter
Browswood
Local notes shift as townsfolk move about
Addie Welch leaves for Denton Friday. Mr. Clements sells his store to Mose Strickland and Archie Humphrey. J H Welch works as a carpenter near Custer this week. Homer Ross and wife visit their mother Mrs Fields Saturday night and Sunday. Jesse Eades and family visit relatives in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Welch
Denton
Clements
Mose Strickland
Archie Humphrey
J. H. Welch
Carpenter's
Custer
Homer Ross
Fields
Jesse Eades
Central church urges full attendance and pledges
The Central church calls all members to attend morning services and support the new year's program. The pastor emphasizes moral and financial obligations, Bible school, and fall through winter participation. The schedule includes Bible school at 9:45, service at 11, Junior Endeavor at 3, and an 8 p.m. sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Bible
Bible School
Samuel H. Austin
Doan's Kidney Pills Aid Comanche Woman
Mrs. W. C. Coster of Comanche reports back pain dizziness and restless nights eased after taking Doan's Kidney Pills bought at M. W. Carroll's Drug Store. She credits relief to a single box and notes the product cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sponsors.
Local Social Notes from Sidney and Nearby Towns
Gap and families from Sidney and surrounding areas share Sunday visits and travel updates. Mr and Mrs Walter Ward visited her parents Mr and Mrs J M Hood in Sidney. The group includes Frank and Nettie Lakey and Lydia Neal who went to Comanche. Edd Lela and Ora Parker traveled east to pick cotton then returned after Dublin found little cotton. Little Neron Johnson visited grandparents C L White and Mrs Willi Armstrong hosted Nettie Steele and sons Arthur and Otto. Newton Steele and Jim McGee went to Comanche Tuesday. Mr R R Everitt hosted a singing night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. White
Nettie Steele
Arthur
Otto
Willi Armstrong
Martin
Fred Johnson
Sidney
Newton Steele
Jim McGee
Comanche
R. R. Everitt
Jobe Resberry
Oscar
Old Standard Grove Tonic Promises Health Boost
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic markets itself as equally valuable as a General Tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build up the whole system costing 60 cents.
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Child Cleanse
A nostalgic appeal urges mothers to switch from castor oil to California Syrup of Figs for cleansing stomach liver and bowels. The ad touts its gentle action, universal suitability from babies to adults, and a 50 cent price with clear directions on the bottle. It warns against counterfeit products and says to demand the California Fig Syrup Company formulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Community Health Good as Season Advances
Health of the community is good at present. Mr and Mrs J W C Woods spent Sunday with J R Horner and family. Miss Jennie King has been attending the teachers institute at Comanche. Willie McQuerry left for Brady to work in a printing office. Floyd King left for East Texas to pick cotton. Vesta and Sarah Davis have gone to Proctor to pick cotton for John Henson. Horner and Davis families visited Center Point Thursday. Mrs W L Davis spent Wednesday night with Jim Swearengin near Center Point. Lester Horner of Briar Grove called on Zenia McFerin Tuesday night. McFerin left Thursday for East Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. C. Woods
J. R. Horner
Jennie King
Teachers’ Institute
Comanche
Willie McQuerry
Brady
Floyd King
East Texas
Vesta
Sarah Davis
Proctor
John Henson
Mms
Center Point
W. L. Davis
Jim Swearengin
Lester Horner
Briar Grove
Zenia McFerin
McFerin
Worms Remedy in White's Vermifuge Promoted
Advertisement notes a pale sickly child, nasal picking and teeth grinding as worm signs. Claims White's Cream Vermifuge cures parasites, restores health and cheerfulness. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by S. P. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Smith
Cattle Buyer and Cotton Picking Mention Highlight Local Visit
Bud McClatchey of Proctor bought cattle here on Monday. Arthur Noel of Fisher County is visiting. Every man in the county has gone to pick cotton except the elderly. John Stone of Proctor passed through en route to De Leon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud McClatchey
Proctor
Arthur Noel
Fisher County
John Stone
de Leon
Local Family Visits and Health Notes in Proctor Area
Work and social visits mark the week with many relatives gathering in Proctor and nearby towns. The Hoover family hosts cousins and uncles while Mrs. Steele remains ill at her sister’s home and Jess Dixon recovers from surgery in Temple. Little Kearby Lavelle Hoover is listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Kearby Lavelle Hoover
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Peanut Threshers
Iia
Lola Mayes
Lily Hancock
Francis Smith
Wm. Reese Co
Velma Livingston
Delpha
Gorman
G. K. Brown
Eva Parker
Robert Coker
Andrew Buchanan
Chester Cagles
Rasco
Sipe Springs
Walter Williams
May
Burnice Ferrill
Bro
Grove’s
Cii cMiet
Bob Stanton
Johnse Sweeden
Comyn
Newt Hoover
Lena Hanson
Rhoda Hoover
E. B. Roch
Luther Doggett
Guy Carnes
Ervin Sturdivant
Downing
Grandpa
Grandma Hoover
Mount Airy
N. H
Gordon Willis
Sam Dunlap
Jess Dixon
Baker-Wheeler Mtg. Co
Tex
Consumers Mattress Factory
P. M. Preacher
Burks Mercantile CO
McCarty
Optical Parlor
Wm. Reese Drug Company
Comanche, Texas
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