Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1944 Page: 6 of 12
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, TRICKHAM NEWS
(Mrs. Beula Kingston).
1 did not know last week when I.
lent in my news that the Mr Will
Jackson, who was killed in the train
car collision was my daughter-in-
laws, uncle, We certainly sympa-
thize with the bereaved
Quite a number ol friends from
here went to Bangs tar Mi Kph
Sheffield’s funeral last Tuesday.
Mr. Albert ’Loudermiik was bur-
ied at Santa Anna on Wednesday
afternoon and several from here at-
tended his funeral
Mrs. Loudermiik returned home
After the funeral and Mrs. Tom
Stacy spent the night with her
Mr. and Mrs. Etoile Cosart had
the pleasure of having their son,
Elvis Ray. home with them for
Thanksgiving, and on over Sunday.
He is attending A. and M We were
glad to see him at church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley McClatchey.
Pat ami Garner. Mr and Mrs Otto
Slmpeon Of Goldthwaite were dinner
guests with Etoile and family
Thanksgiving day. Mrs Simpson
is the former Mias Ruby Count
Mrs. Beula Kingston spent Thurs-
day with Mrs. Albert Loudermiik.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Haynes came in
the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Tommy MusUnc
drove by Tuesday to say good by.
They were moving to Big Spring.
We regret to see them leave here,
but wish them success where they
have gone
Our school and P.-T. A program
on last Tuesday nignt was well ren-
dered by the children and we ap-
preciated so much having County
Supt. Graves with us and hope he
can come again.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Ooodgion
received a letter from theh son. Pvt.
Floyd Ooodgion He said he had a
lovely trip from here to Maryland.
an spent the weekend with
aughter, Mrs. H. B. Watson in
ioma City. Mrs. C’ozart brought
children home with Iter as
was going to visit her hus-
before she comes,
and Mrs, Pete Mediate hey
from Camp Hood, came In Saturday
night, visiting' relatives and wen-
out tor church.
Sunday afternoon visitors with
Mr*. Tom Stacy were Marion Ford
and family and Mrs. Homer Good-
glon
Mrs Jess York returned to her
school Sunday afternoon after
spending several days at home
Mrs. Aubry Slone gave up her
cooking job at the school lunch
room. Mrs. Hattie Lange is now
on the job.
S. J/c James Gray Laughlin of
the Navy called from “somewhere
the other night and talked with his
uncle. Gray Laughlin. He is now
We were proud to see the picture
of one of our Trtckham boys In the
Santa Anna News. Rodney Dean
He la doing his part to win the war
Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Nolen visited
MTs. Albert Loudermiik Monday
She Is there alone now and appre-
ciate* every one who comes to see
her or writes a letter or card, let’s
not forget her.
Mrs. Mae James is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Way-
mon Matthews at Zephyr
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ANDERSON NEWS
(Iva Dell Conway).
We would like to Invite every-
body to come out to church at Silver,
Valley this Sunday. Our pastor,
Rev. Boyd Allen O’Neal, will bring
the messages.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Seamans and’
daughter, Beradlne visited Sunday
in-the home 6f Homer Seamans and
family of Browriwood.
Miss Bettle Davis of Coleman
spent Tuesday night In the home of
Miss Katherine Howard.
Miss Katherine and Edith How-
ard-and D. F Sanders spent Friday
in the Jess Farris home.
Miss Dorothy Williams of Clif-
ton, Arizona, came home Tuesday to
stay with her mother, Mrs. Leona
Williams.
Miss Joyce Faye Mills of Coleman
spent Tuesday night with Miss Iva
Dell Conway
Little Misses Olenda Rae Mills
WHITE CHAPEL
(Joann Hami)
A small crowd was in attendance
at church and B T. U. Sunday, due
to the bad weather.
A Thanksgiving party was enjoyed
by a group of young people Thurs-
day night in the J. L. Scott home.
BUI McCabe of Coleman,, visited
with Douglas Carroll Thursday.
After a few days of sunshine, a
cold rain followed Due to the rains
the bus was hot able to make its
run on Tuesday It is stUl cloudy
and It looks as though the rain is
not over yet.
Visitors In the J. L. Scott home
of Coleman is spending the week
with her grandfather, Mr. W. M.
Cason
Miss Louise Beeler spent Sunday
with her grandmother, Mrs. M. L.
Beeler of Echo.
Tuesday were Mary Betty Hamons,
Juanita Fenton and Lon Blair of
Coleman, and Tuffy Meeks of this
community.
Mrs. Dudley Hamilton and little
daughter Sandra of Valera visited
in the Arch Hamilton home over the
weekend.
Harold Futrell of Brownwood
spent the weekend with his par-
ents, Mr ahd Mrs. Will Futrell.
Little Miss Ellen Felkner was a
guest In the J. I. Scott home Sun-
day
,Rev and Mrs. Felkner and chil-
dren, William Roy and Margaret,
visited in the E. A. Harris home
Sunday.
New Management At
Coleman Lumber Co.
Mai'tin Lumber Co. of Fort Worth
are the new owners of the Coleman
Lumber Co., and H. J. Jordan of
Fort Worth Is In oh ’urge at the
present.
A W. Fechner formerly operated
the yard, but he has moved to Rich-
land Springs, and resumed his pas-
torlal work The Coleman Lumber
'Co. Is located at 916 South Concho.
The new management has an ad In
this Issue making formal announce-
ment.
VICTORY CLASS TO
HAVE COVERED DISH DINNER.
The Victory Class of the First
Methodist Church will entertain
with a covered dish dinner on Fri-
day evening, Dec. 15, at the home of
Mrs. T. L. Stevens, The hour Is 7
o'clock and all members are urged
to be present.
BIBLES PROVIDED FOR
PRISONERS OF WAR.
For prisoners of war of all the
warring nations, speaking 38 differ-
ent languages, the Scriptures are be-
ing provided. As goon as name*
and locations of American prisoners
are known. Testaments and Bibles
are sent by the American Bible So-
ciety.
AAA 1944 PRI
ENDS DECEA
OR/ M
ItEft 31.
The 1944 riroKxdhi year for the
AAA ends December 31st. All far-
mers and ranchers who are expect-
ing to oontpleff; crrm-es or earthern
dams must, do so by this date.
If the terrace outlet Is not com-
plete, the practice may be approv-
ed, provided the outlet Is complete
by March 31st. Spillways for dams
may also be completed by March
31st of next year. However, all
earthern wort in connection with
dams, ditches, and terraces must be
completed on or before December
31st Other practices must be com-
pleted by this date, but may be re-
ported by the producer on or before
January 15th of 1945.
December 31*t Is the end of the
program year, and all production
practices must be completed by that
date, and under no condition can
this date be extended.
WHON NEWS
(Mr* Tom Rutheford
Our school resumed work Monday
morning after the Thanksgiving
holidays with a 100 per cent attend-
ance
Mr and Mrs. Henry Smith and
children, Ima and Jimmy Frank,
visited In Brownwood Sunday with
Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs Dora
A card from Mrs Hattie Loving ^
of Round Rock says her mother, j
ICrs. M E. Wilson, seemed some bet- i
ter since they took her to the hos- ; They also- visited with Mr, and
pita I. Mrs. John Avant and Mr and Mrs
Homer Ooodgion and family spent Bud Smith and children
Thanksgiving day with hi •■aster,
Mrs. Ellen Meyers of Santa Anna.
Mrs Lige Lancaster was called
Saturday night to come to tier
mother. Mrs J. C King of Rjekwood
Who was quite til
Mrs Charley Thompson visited
her brother and family in Brown-
wood several days last week
Mr Elmer Haynes, Mrs, Ulenn
Haynes and Nancy Jo visited Mrs.
Emma Perry in Bangs Saturday
afternoon. Aunt Emma has been
confined to her bed now for three
weeks
Buck Mitchell and family ret iirned
to their home at Taft Sunday after
spending Thanksgiving here with
relatives and friends
Mrs. Liston Cozart and Willie
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Mrs Nettie Blackwell spent the
past week with her brother, Mr and ,
Mrs Ous Ftveaah She left Mon- !
■lay morning for Cisco where she
-vUl visit, with her son, Edd Then
she will go to Louisiana to visit her i
laughter, Mrs Kraft .
Mr and Mrs. Charles Benge and
•hlldren spent Sunday at Millers-
vtew visiting Mrs Benge's parents.
Dr and Mrs Cheatham
Mr and Mrs Jack Black. Mi Ebb
Rutherfcrd and John Henry enjov- ;
*d Thanksgiving dinner, with Mr
and Mrs. Jim Carter and Bert
Mrs Kate Holmes was suddenly
"ailed to the bed side of her mother
tart week Mrs Alenso Hill of San-
a Anna. We truly hope for Mrs
Hill a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Gus Flveash, Mrs
Nettle Blackwell Mr and Mrs Lee
Flveash attended the funeral of Al-
bert Loudermiik at Santa Anna last
Wednesday Our sympathy l* ex-
tended to the bereaved
Mr and Mrs Tom Rutherford and
•htkiren spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs Geo. Rutherfcrd and Alpha
Rev ->nd Ms Bailey of Brown-
wood filled Utelr regular appoint-
ment at the Baptist church Sunday
In spite of bad weather
A few young folk enjoyed the
party at the home of Mr and Mr*
Oao. Rutherford Thanksgiving
night
Mr and Mrs Oscar Lovelady
think their son. Pvt Darwin Love-
tt sailed for overseas duty.
Mr T. J Adkins returned .home
week after being- at the bed-
'<•'.• ■! til* daughter Vannte. who
has suffered an. attack of strep
•Uiroa*.
Mr Mamie Love.ndy and son Joe.
vldted two weeks ago with Mrs
l... deter at Lockhart. Te.a.
Sylvia Flveash. petit tt.e Tfc;<: --
giv.ng Holmov* at Santa Anna and
Vurft of Santa Anna
spent last night with Sylvia rive-
Fr.opie oi our coerttnuntiy have been
, 'erribly hi»y the past few week*
(erne Crushing nulling cotton, oth-
er* hauling feed. The wood haul-
ing for the school was rained out
Monday It will be held as soon
as *he weather permit*, everyone is
especially invited to come help with
the wood hauling and partake of
.he dinner spread at the lunch
room
Rev Nellie Hill filled her regular
ipp.intmont at the Naaarrne
church Honda-.' on Thursday night
Dec 14 Rev French, the district
uperintendem of t«e Ban Antonio
District and Rev and Mr* London
wlll.be at the Naxarerte church for
services
low are invited to attend service*
and tell other*
Alpha Rutherford spent Monday
tdght With Cofine Benge
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Autry, R. A. Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1944, newspaper, December 7, 1944; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth732142/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.