Comanche schedule changes at Oil Belt officials meeting
Superintendent W G Barrett attended a district executive meeting in De Leon where the Oil Belt Class B officials approved the football schedule. A single change kept Comanche with Desdemona instead of Dublin, listing dates with Hamilton Desdemona Rising Star Stephenville Strawn Brownwood Gorman Albany and De Leon hosting Thanksgiving.
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W. G. Barrett
de Leon
Comanche
Desdemona
Dublin
Hamilton
Rising Star
Stephenville
Stephenvile
Strawn
Brownwood
Gorman
Albany
Elkins Tin Shop Spurs Metals Milk Coolers
The Elkins Tin Shop offers comprehensive work in sheet metal and milk cooler fabrication. Local tradesmen emphasize durable builds and custom fittings for dairy operations.
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Elkins Tin Shop
Miss Finis Cook Weds Roy Lindley At Parents Home
Miss Finis Cook daughter of Mr and Mrs 8S T Cook married Roy C Lindley at the Cook home at 4 pm Saturday 14 1929. Rev W M Lindley of Breckenridge performed the ceremony. Mrs Lindley formerly taught at Trinity near De Leon and will study at Texas Tech with her husband this winter.
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Finis Cook
de Leon
McNutt Morris wed in Sunday ceremony at Judge House
Miss Iva B Morris and A F Doc McNutt married Sunday September 22 at Judge W T House residence with Leona McNutt present. Mrs Morris is the R C Morris daughter of Sidney and ex Garner Alvis worker. McNutt is J H McNutt son of Mount Pleasant residents and long time Marshall Barber Shop employee. They will reside in Comanche.
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Iva B. Morris
A. F. “Doc” McNutt
W. T. House
Leona McNutt
McNutt
R. C. Morris
Sidney
Garner-Alvis
J. H. McNutt
Mount Pleasant
Marshall Barber Shop
Baptist Church Sees Large Crowd For Evening Singing
Community notes report a big turnout at Sunday evening singing at the Baptist church. L F Bird and family travel to Olney after learning his brother in law shot himself. Dossey sisters depart to Stephenville for John Tarleton College and Dossey heads to Lubbock for Texas Tech.
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The
Baptist Church
L. F. Bird
Olney
Elvin Lowe
Ward
Bangs
Nina Dossey
Audie Lee Austin
Stephenville
John Tarleton College
Brown County Singing Convention
M. B. Epperson
Cleburne
Geoge Simpson
Park
James
John Knudson
John
Euell
Sidney
John Strickland
Inez
J. B. Strickland
Beattie
Thelma
Dossey
Lubbock
Texas Tech
Harmony School to Open With Browwn as Principal
Harmony School will open Monday October 7 with Droras Browwn as principal and Miss Rosa Lee Weathes as primary teacher. Several local residents, including Car Thames and family, spent Sunday with Harvey Fisher and family in Antioch.
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Harmony School
Droras Browwn
Rosa Lee Weathes
Honn Withering
Solemn Dutton
Sov
Deviegtet Evel Bowers Sinchey
Thames and Family
Harvey Fisher
Family
Antioch
Othie Gober
Gaylon McKenzie
Mercer Gap
Clinton Payne
Brownwood
J. J. Stevens
First Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services
Gallaher pastor will preach on Contact from Matthew 13:68 in the morning with a duet by Mrs Slider and D C Clarke. Evening service at 7 89 will examine The Meaning of Religion from Micah 6 8. Rally Day planned for October 6 at 9 45. Auxiliary social Sept 30 at 3 at Mrs Clarke's home.
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B. Gallaher
Christ
W. WM. Slider
D. C. Clarke
Relemen
Legion Meeting Called by Comanche Post Officials
The Comanche Post American Legion invites all members to attend a Friday meeting on September 27 at 8 PM in the office of Tom F. Reese. Post Commander urges posts from everywhere to be represented.
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Comanche Post American Legion
Tom F. Reese
Legion
Sidney Churchgoers and Local Visitors Report
Rev J B Weathers filled his regular appointment at the Methodist Church Sunday. Mrs G W Williams Artie Williams Mr and Mrs Sam Williams and sons Judson and Neal were in Sidney Sunday en route from Brownwood to their Beattie home. F Haddox and Eisinean of Beattie were in Sidney on business last week. H S Halbrooks and Ike Keith of Beattie were Sidney visitors last week. Rev R L Bowman and his father of Indian Creek attended church here Sunday and visited Rev Frank Steele. J B Cooper moved to Sidney this week. Mr and Mrs Pattie were Brownwood visitors Saturday. Mrs Taylor and daughters Mildred and Avis visited at Beattie Saturday.
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J. B. Weathers
G. W. Williams
Artie Williams
Sam Williams
Judson and
Neal
Sidney
Broownwood
Teir
Beattie
Indian Creek
Frank Steele
J .B. Cooper
Pattie
Brownwood
Taylor
Mildred
Avis
Indianopolis Peanut Sacks Sale Notice
Durham Pecan Company offers over a thousand sacks of bran and sugar sacks at bargain prices. Some sacks have holes but most are good for immediate move. Mrs. George W. Tate traveled Sunday to Wichita Falls to visit relatives. Mrs. T B Smith of Lamkin visited Comanche with sister Mrs. J E Miller.
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Durham Pecan Company
George W. Tate
Wichita Falls
T. B. Smith of
Lamkin
Comanche
J. E. Miller
Pecans Plant Seeks Pickers for October Start
A local pecan shelling operation plans to begin around October 10 depending on pecan ripening. Expanded staffing is possible with more pickers, including possible night shifts from 7 to 11, and delivery of pecans to homes in town and countryside where feasible. Applicants must apply in person or via a proxy, read a required instruction letter, work at least five days weekly, and priority goes to early applicants if the harvest shortens.
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Durham Pecan Company
Revival services in Valera this week at Methodist circuit
J. B. Weathers, pastor, announces revival meetings at Valera in Coleman County this week with sermons during services and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The preacher expects to be home for weekend services.
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Valera
Coleman County
Hamony
B. Weathers
Misses Mary and Blanche Grain ger in Cisco outing
Misses Mary and Blanche Granger Rebecca Hill and Jessie King spent Sunday in Cisco full of social calls and local chatter during a quiet weekend visit.
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Mary and
Blanche Grainger
Rebecca Hill
Jessie King
Cisco
Nine-Tenths Preventable Diseases Tied to Constipation
Doctors say nine-tenths of American diseases stem from constipation. Prevention avoids pain and costs. Herbine, a vegetable cathartic, offers a natural easy remedy. Get a bottle today from Wm. Reese Drug Co. Paris Smith and The
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Reese Drug Co
Paris Smith
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