Local Folks Enjoy Weekend Gatherings and Fair
Bible Louis Fagan of Carton spent the weekend with home folks here. Several residents attended the Community Fair at Sidney. Forrest Haddox Sammy Moore and T J Armstrong attended an all day singing at Haste Sunday. Mr and Mrs F H Kilgore and children spent Sunday with relatives at Edna Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Fagan
Carton
Sidney Last
Forrest Haddox
Sammy Moore
T. J. Armstrong
F. H. Kilgore
Edna Hill
Notice of Sheriff Sale of Lumberyard Property in Comanche Texas
A sheriff sale under an Order of Sale dated September 4 1935 will offer two tracts of H H Hardin lumberyard property in Comanche City Comanche County Texas. The first tract covers the east half of the south two thirds of Block 51 adjacent to the Fort Worth Rio Grande right of way. the second tract runs a 150 by 110 foot parcel in Block 51. Sale is October 1 1935 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Comanche City house door for cash to satisfy the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarranteee Texan
17Th Judicial District
H. Hardin
Comanche County
Texas
Towit
H. H. Hardin
Comanche
Fortyth & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Zeon
Zai
Comanche Texas
Honor Parents on Wedding Anniversary in Bible Community
Mr and Mrs Rick Armstrong honor his parents Mr and Mrs T S Armstrong with a buffet supper on September 1 celebrating their forty ninth wedding anniversary at their home in the Bible community Guests included Mr and Mrs W C Cox Mr and Mrs Pat Scott Mr and Mrs A C Kilgore and many others with music provided by Forrest Haddorx and others during the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Armstrong
T. S. Armstrong
W. C. Cox
Pat Scott
A. C. Kilgore
Virgil Tankersley
Jess Fagan
T. S
Forrest
Forrest Haddorx
P. J. Scott
Social Roundup of West Texas Visitors and Meetings
George Lewis and brother Dave Lewis visited in town with families during the week. Lamesa couple Mr. and Mrs. John Braswell called on O H Cox with Cyrus Dee Kinnard receiving injuries. Fort Worth guests Charley Cook and daughters visited Maud Grissom. Orene Grissom from John Tarleton College spent the weekend at home. Liners from Comyn attended Lanette Steele’s party Saturday night. Buffalo residents Mr. and Mrs. Riley Wilkerson spent Wednesday with the Davises. De Leon guests Mr. and Mrs. J C Bassett visited her parents the Kinnards. Will Helms and family left for West Texas Sunday. Laneette Steele spent Saturday night with Geneva Summers. Comer Steele and baby visited Dick Strube’s family in Comyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lewis
West Texas
Dave Lewis
John Braswell
Lamesa
H. Cox
Weda Cyrus Dee Kinnard
Charley Cook
Fort Worth
Maud Grissom
Orene Grissom
John Tarleton College
Lanette ‘Steele
Comyn
Riley Wilkerson
Buffalo
John Davis
J. C. Bassett
de Leon
F. Kinnard
Will Helms
Lanette Steele
Geneva Summers
Comer Steele
Baby
Dick Strube
Local Social Notes Highlight Community People
Democrat Rev. FE. T. Moore kept his regular appointment on Sunday with Mrs. Moore and their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Smith announce the birth of a son on September 22. Mrs. Earl Eply, formerly Opal Ethridge, received a miscellaneous shower at her mother’s home, Mrs. E. E. Ethridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Green have moved to Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. T. Moore
Moore
Sol Smith
Earl Eply
Opal Ethridge
E. E. Ethridge
J. B. Green
Brownwood
Social Notes of Visits and Weekend Relatives
Soda Springs families and friends across several towns shared visits and weekends. Hugh Carlton and Jim Carlton with families from Fastland and Joplin visited Walter Carlton and Mrs. Herbert Whittenborne of New Braunfels, while Luther Sledge hosted relatives. W Rylant of Birmingham visited his niece Mrs. Harold Beck, and Horace Geye from John Tarleton stayed with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Carlton
Fastland
Jim Carlton
Joplin
Doc Carlton
Mr. Mitchell
Haske'l
Jack Vineyari
Hasse
Walter Carlton
Herbert Whittenborne
New Braunfels
Luther Sledge
W. Rylant
Birmingham
Alabama
Harold Beck
Horace Geye
John Tarleton
M. Lye
Model Farrow
de Leon
John Johnson
R. M. McGinnis
Brownwood
Leon Berton
John
J. H. Lhoyd
A. E. Vineyard
A. H. Gray
Community News Roundup From Local Texas County
Uncle Charlie Roe returns from Dallas after treatment. Mrs. G J Frazier and daughter visit Mrs. Griffith at Pharr. Clergy men Gressett and E Gressett fished near Brady. J Martin and family left for West Texas. Herman Martin family visiting in Los Angeles. Clifton Thomas family returns to Clyde where he will teach. Rev Floyd Reeda preached in Waco and Houston. Revival attendance from this community at Beat. Peanut crop is good for vines and hay. nuts weak. Cotton crop is poor with some yield only a bale per ten acres. Picking underway. Sweet potato crop short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Roe
Dallas
G. J. Frazier
Henry Griffith
Pharr
Jim Gressett
Floyd Gressett
E. Gressett
Brady
J. Martin
Baby
West Texas
Martin
Herman Martin
Servie
Los Angeles
California
Clifton
Thomas
Weekend Visits And Family Reunion In Cotton Grove
Cotton Grove, Proctor and Sweetwater residents gathered for weekend family visits. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith and daughter Leona of Proctor stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glasgow. A Sunday family reunion occurred at the Glasgow home with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Matthews and family visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Matthews in Sweetwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Smith
Leona of
Proctor
Tom Glasgow
C. H. Matthews
Lee Matthews
Sweetwater
Fort Worth hosts TCU and Howard Payne clash
Otis Coker, Troy Marshall and their son attended the Fort Worth football game between Texas Christian University and Howard Payne College on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Coker
Troy Marshall
Fort Worth
Miss Leve Roberson Spends Last Week in Dallas
Miss Leve Roberson spent last week in Dallas buying for the upcoming season. She visited several shops and negotiations focused on completing wardrobe and accessory purchases for personal use and a small wardrobe refresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leve Roberson
Dallas
Tax Free Cotton for Home Use Amendment Passes Farm Relief
Amendment to the Agricultural Adjustment Act lets farmers gin up to 110 pounds of cotton tax free for home use. No part or product can be sold or exchanged for value. County Agent notes forms will be available by October 1 for eligible exemptions.
Dick Roberts In Army Parade At Fort Bliss
Thomas R. Roberts son of Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts of Comanche serves in the 82nd Field Artillery at Fort Bliss El Paso and took part in a parade before a group of Congressmen in El Paso last week The Congress Committee on Army Appropriations praised the performance and said they would recommend an expansion program at Fort Bliss Roberts was a Comanche High School junior when he enlisted last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R
Dick) Roberts
Carl Roberts
Comanche
82Nd Field Artillery
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Committee On Army Appropriations
Young Roberts
Army
Sign Sixty-Four Beeves For Canning
Sixty four beeves have been contracted for canning at the local Relief Plant. Meat will be canned on a 59-50 basis with government cans. Over 40,000 cans of fruit and vegetables have been produced. The plant operates five days a week with fifteen workers. pear and pea products are currently main items. The De Leon Government Plant remains active with similar staffing. Gustine plant has been shut for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Phillips
de Leon
Denco Corn Proves Superior In Wet Years
W T Cox of Sidney praised Denco corn noting about 50 bushels per acre from eight acres. County Agent J A Barton cites its 1931 introduction by 4 H Club members in 12 communities and rising popularity among farmers who report strong yields and a first place at the Sidney Corn Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Cox
J. S. Cox
Sidney
J. A. Barton
Cox
Barton
Comanche County
Sidney Chapter Elects Officers For Year
The Sidney Chapter of the Future Farmers of America elected officers on September 22 including President Wayne Merritt and Vice President G. H. Hillin. Junior officers were also chosen. At the Sidney Community Fair last Thursday, members won fifteen exhibition awards from their projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Future Farmers of America
Wayne Merritt
G. H. Hillin
Billie Joe Douglas
Basil Allen
Harold Prater
J. A. Cox
J. K. Summers
Percy Parsons
Margaret Eanes
Cardui claimed to aid wellbeing by Mrs Caldwell testimonial
Mrs I. H. Caldwell of Statesville N C says Cardui revived her health after long weakness and nervousness and that she felt stronger after taking just half a bottle. The account emphasizes personal benefits and widespread use of Cardui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Mra
I. H. Caldwell
Statesville
N. C
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claims
Stop chills and fever with quine and iron in Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The tonic fights malaria by boosting blood and stabilizing health with tasteless formula. Safe for children, proven for fifty years, and offered in sizes that maximize value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevee
Teandins Cam
Grove
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