Brownwood Picks New Leaders At 1935 Heart of Texas Meet
The Heart of Texas Press Association concluded its Albany convention with Jack Scott of Cross Plains elected president succeeding Rufus Higgs of Stephenville. Wendell Mayes of Brownwood became vice president and H M Jones of Brownwood was re elected secretary. The event honored Col Dick McCarty, a renowned Texas publisher, as newspapermen were hosted by the Albany Chamber of Commerce and Albany Lions Club.
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Brownwood
Heart of Texas Press Association
Albany
Jack Scott
Cross Plains
Rufus Higgs
Stephenville
Wendell Mayes
H. M. Jones
Dick McCarty
Texas
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Albany Lions Club
Albany News
Chas. A. Fryar
The Methodist Circuit I
A Sidney group recounts a friendly social with 35 self-invited guests. They treasure shared fellowship and a treasure hunt for divers items, reflecting on Christian values and the need to empower ordinary people for extraordinary kingdom work.
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Sidney
Christian Advocate
Jesus
Christ
Ralph S. Cushman
Shepherd of
Israel
Comanche Ward School Seeks New Teacher
Pending Monday efforts aim to hire a new first and second grade teacher at Comanche Ward School to relieve overcrowding. Supt W G Barrett notes the addition is needed. The Relief Fund provided 422 dollars to paint the three school buildings interiors and exteriors.
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L. N. Miller
Comanche
Sidney
Miller
Grammar
Ats West Ward
Sunshine Club Honored Members at Alice Russell Meeting
Miss Thressia Dudley and her mother hosted the Alice Russell Sunshine Club after a business session and lesson. Gifts were given to Ida Hart, Mrs. Allison, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Greene, and Mrs. J. A. Gray with a reading by Mrs. Hussey. A platter of potato chips chicken salad wafers and orange juice was served to numerous members and guests.
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Thressia Dudley
Belle Dudley
J. B. Layne
Alice Russell Sunshine Club
Dudley
Ida Hart
Allison
Russell
Greene
J. A. Gray
Hussey
Pat Carnes
Dora Greene
L. . Russell
Gray
Huddleston
J. S. Hart
Hampton
Cleveland
Len
C. C. Hampton
Hulsey
Laine
Little, Clark
Bonser
Misses Dudley
Ida_ Hart
Highway 10 Meet Held Last Week At Stephenville
Stephenville and Dublin businessmen alongside Erath County officials met last Thursday to discuss highway improvements. The focus was on paving Highway No. 10 and widening rights of way on No. 67 toward De Leon, with Stephenville seeking paving on No. 10 east and Bluff Dale area work on No. 19. A landowners delegation urged route changes to align with current road today.
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Stephenville
Dublin
Erath County
No. 10
Bluff Dale
Steprenville
Morning Prayer Reflections At Local Congregation
A devotional note from Preston Broxton of the church presents a prayer for strength to bear daily burdens. The text ends with a tailoring ad promising custom suits near the corner described as I yneha, by Gille for quality tailoring.
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Jesus Christ
Bord
Preston Broxton
Gille
I Yneha
Busy on Busy Bee Club Meeting at Bibb
The Busy Bee Club of the Bible community met Saturday evening with Mrs. P. G. Scott. Members present included Mesdames Cox Ritchey Armstrong Vineyard and others, plus Misses Drennan Johnson Fagan Ritchey. Mrs. Scott demonstrated making hooked rags and cold watermelons were served. next meeting planned with Mrs. Inez Butler.
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Busy Bee Club
Bible Community
P. G. Scott
Mesdames
W. C. Cox
L. L. Ritchey
Rick Armstrong
Mary Vineyard
Tom Armstrong
Inez Butler
Jim Blacktone
Jess Fagan
A C. Kilgore
Ida Stewart
Forrest Haddox
Ina Drennan
Fay Johnson
Ruby Fagan
Oleta Ritchey
Doyle Fagan
Scott
Gustine Couple Wed in Family Home Ceremony
Elred Watson and Miss Laura Mae Woolsey of Gustine were married at the bride’s parents’ home on September 15. Rev. Leroy Woolsey, the bride’s brother, officiated before close family and friends. The couple plans to reside in the Gustine area with Watson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elred Watson
Laura Mae Wooolsey
E. W. Woolsey
Leroy Woolsey
Mr. Watson
Jess Watson
Gustine
Watson
Two Convicted In Deleon Justice Court
Two men were convicted in the Deleon justice court and sentenced to Comanche jail. The proceedings identified the defendants as local residents and noted the ruling followed standard misdemeanor procedures.
Race Carwile convicted for disturbing the peace at De Leon
Race Carwile was tried in Justice Court at De Leon last week and convicted of disturbing the peace. He was fined $10 with costs and sent to jail in Comanche for failure to pay. His wife Mrs Race Carwile faced a separate charge for disturbing public worship and was fined $50 with costs, bringing her total to about $75.
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Race Carwile
de Leon
Comanche
Black-Draught touted as reliable family remedy
Ramey of Benryetta testifies after twenty five years of use that Thedford s Black Draught relieves sour stomach bitter taste biliousness sluggishness and headaches. She says it keeps spells away and leaves her feeling fine. The ad urges readers to get a package sold in 254 packages.
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Oo. Ramey
Benryetta
Thedford
Man Pleads Guilty After Revival Service Assault
A man was charged with assaulting Mrs. Stanley Moreland during a revival service. He pled guilty and was fined ten dollars plus court costs, totaling about thirty dollars. Unable to pay, she left.
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Stanley Moreland
Deaee
Ail
Route plan aims for Dublin from Stephenville farm route
Latest reports from the highway department indicate a new route will run directly toward Dublin starting at the farm of Oscar Noah near Stephenville. The line would depart Iveen Creek to the north, outlining a regional development path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiehay Department
Dublin
Oscar Noah
Stephenville
Iveen Creek
McKenzie Hotel Offers All You Can Eat Dinner
Advertisement for the McKenzie Hotel inviting patrons to dine in with all you can eat for 25 cents. Located one block off the square Southeast Corner, the hotel also offers clean rooms at reasonable rates with family style service. No advance notice required for meals.
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McKenzie Hotel
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Portland Cement Association
Norwood Bldg
Austin, Texas
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Plymouth
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DE Soto
Plymouth Distributors
City Hall
Dallas School of Beauty Culture
Gaston Ave
Dallas, Tex
Besson
Southwest
F.O.B. Detroit Easy Terms
Universal Credit Company
Ford Finance Plan
Waring
Columbia Network
Comanche Motor Co
Oran M. Clark
Prop
Comanche, Texas
Lowry
KNG
Hotel Adolphus
National
Hetel Adolphus
Otis M. Harrison
Dallas
National Hotel Management Co, Inc
Ralph Hitz
Cadillac
Detroit
van Cleve
Dayton
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Lexington
New York
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Ritz-Carlton
Atlantic City
Gaplow
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