Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1946 Page: 7 of 14
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The Coleman Democrat-Voice
MAMUAGE LICENSES
Lm Oe>una and Peggy Jeanne
Lour*.
Joints. Edward Blanton and Reba
Clouden* Drake.
Jack Carrlger and Louella Boyd.
Charlie Hubert Bethany and
Billy Joyce Densman .
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Mr.
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and Mrs. Harlon R. Arm-
strong, a daughter, Janie Pearl,
April S.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roy Rus-
sell, a daughter, Gwendolyn Ann,
April «.
Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson, a
daughter, Cherry Ann, April 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Games San-
ches, a daughter, Adelia Marie, Ap-
ril Ml
Mr. and Mrs. George Francis
Handy. Edna Pearl, April 12.
WAKSANTY DEEDS:
MTs. Zlpporah Bragg to Willeen
Bragg, 13 acres out of the J. H.
Gibson Survey No. 19. »100.
J, W. Shore et al’ to Coca COla
Bottling Company: Part of Lots
Nos. 13 and 14 of Block No. 8, of
the Original Town of Coleman.
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Willeen Bragg to Mrs, Zlpporah
Bragg: 13 acres out of J. H Gibson
8umy No. 19. $10 etc.
Elmer E. Henderson et al to El-
mer X. Henderson, 117 1/2 acres
gut ot D. J. Holt Survey No. 166
$7,33750.
A. P .Wesley , td Ophelia C. Wes-'
ley: 41 3/20 acres, being the NE 1/4
of Mock No. 6, of the A. White
Sumy No. 161. $1. etc.
Renerick Clark et al to Ophelia
C. Wesley: 49 3 20 acres, being the
NS 1/4 of block No. 5 of the A.'
White Survey No. 181. $1. etc.,
Ophelia C. Wesley to Q. L. Mc-
Kinney et ux: 139.6 acres being
all of Block No. 2 of the A. White
Survey No. 161, and 92.3 acres be-
ing all of the East 1/2 of Block
No. 1 of the A. White Survey No.
161.
Leda Baxter et vir to Jim Davis
et ux: E 1/2 of the NE 14 of Block
No. 15 of Clows Second Addition
to Coleman. $2,700.
Gussie Irene Cox, et vir to C. D.
Currie: Lot No. 1 in Block No. 34
of the Stobaugh Addition to Cole-
man. $900.
Mrs. Bettie Mills et al to James
M. Gregory et ux: Lot No. 3 in
Block No. 17, of the GC&SF Ry.
Co, Addition to Santa Anna. $1,600.
J. M. Garlington to Andy Broy-
les: 93 2/10 acres being a part ot
Block No. 5 out of the Chas Wilson
Survey 740. 305. $3,961,
L. B. Moseley et ux to Carrie ^
Harllee: 6 1/4 acres out of M. H.j$t50.
Havens Survey No. 162, and 40
acres out of Harvey Derrick Home-
stead Survey No. 161. $3,500.
Mrs. M. A. Whitehead to W. J.
Guthrie: Lots Nos, 1 and 2 ol
Block No. 36 of the Town of Voss.
$125.
Mrs, M. E. Guthrie et al to W.
E. Gutshrie: ots Nos 1 and 2 in
Block No. 36 of the Town of Voss;
Part of Block No. 34 of the Town
of Voss, $1. etc.
Elvin Whitfield et al to F. W.
Whitfield: E 1/2 of the SW 1 4 ol
Block No. 6 of Clow’s First Addi-
tion to Coleman: $10 etu.
H. G. Switzer et ux to T. Ft.
Knowles; Part of Block No. 7 ol
Clow's Second Farm Addition, to
Coleman. $10 etc.
W. J. Stevens to Mrs. Sarah A
Jones: Part of Block No, 34 ot
Smith’s Addition to Coleman. $800.
Rob O’Hair et ux to Neal Green:
Part of Block No. 13 of the FPS&B
Addition to Coleman. $600.
Carrie Harllee to J. T. Clemons
et ux; SE 1 4 of Block No. 42 ot
Phillips Second Addition to the
Town of Coleman. $5000.
Mrs. Lida Bowie to B .H. Cason
l ux: Part of Block No. 12 of
Phillips’ First Addition to Coleman.
$1,200.
Geo. Robey, Sheriff, to Mrs. Net-
tie Wilson: Lot No. 1, Block D of
the J. M. Wood Addition; E 1/2 ot
Lot No. 1, Block C of the J. M.
Wood Addition and W 1/2 of Lot
No, 2, Block C, of the J. M. Wood
Addition to Coleman. $129.83.
Paggi Bros. Oil Co. to J. C. Fer-
guson: An undivided 1/2 interest
in 160 acres out of J. Barnicoat
Survey No. 504! 30 acres out ol
ETRR Co. Survey 87 and 31 Acres
out of Samuel Sprague-Survey No
748. $1,900
C. P. Gray et ux to K. C. Mc-
Collough et ux: Lot No. 10 of Block
No. 2 of the Subdivision of Block
No. 15 of the Anderson Addition
to Coleman. $1,800.
Sam R. Stanbery et al to S. P.
Horne: SW 1 4 of Block No. 37 of
the Original Town of Coleman.
Clinton Lowe et al to Hardy Blue;
Part of Block No. 30 of the GC<k
SF RR Co. Addition to Santa An-
na. $100.
J A. Trammell et ux to J. W.
Roberts et ux: Lot No. 6 in Block
No. 22 In the Town of Talpa. $75.
A. E. Turney et al to J -A. Tram-
mell: Lot No. 6, in Block No. 22
in Hie Town of Talpa. $50.
Sam R. Stanbery et al to H. N.
Sanders: Lot No. 5, of Stanbery
Subdivision of Block No. 59 of
Phillips Second Addition to Cole-
man. $175.
Ollie Pearce Weaver to H. E.
Jaehne et ux: Lots 17 and 18 of the
John R. Banister Subdivision of
Block No. 32 of the GC&SF Ry.
Co. Addition to Santa Anna. $2,400.
W ,G. King et ux to Ralph Tits-
worth: Lot No. 2 In Block No. 7
f thTowoc
of the Town of Valera. $750.
J. H. Greenway et ux to E. T.
Shafer: Part of Block No. 7 of
Clow s Second Addition to Cole-
man. $4,000,
MINERAL DEEDS:
Carl S. Shoults to L. S. Munger:
Aubry Davee Is
, Candidate For
District Attorney
Better Grasgeg Are
Produced By
Use of Phosphates
CHURCH OF GOD , CARD OF THANKS
Rev. Harley ET* Reiser, Pastor j We wish to take this method of
2 Blocks West of Coleman Lum- thanking each and every one for
ber Co. on Third Street) all the kind deeds and words of
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. j daughter and sister, 'Edna Ander.
Morning Worship at 11 a.m. j-son. Also for the beautiful floral
offerings. May God bless each ot
! We will have a special Easter!
j worship service Sunday morning.!
i Sermon subject: "Who Shall Roll
! Away the Stone?”
you.
MKS.
G. W. ANDERSON
AND CHILDREN'
Aubrey Davee, Brady attorney-
at-law, lias, authorized The Cole-
man Democrat-Voice to announce
his candidacy lor the office of Dis-
trict Attorney, 35th Judicial Dis-
I Young People's Service at 6:30
Phosphates applied to pastures p ^
in the central and eastern parts of:. Evangelistic Service at 7:30 p.m.
Texas caused a considerable in-j Sermon Subject: -Allno6t a
crease in the percentage of phos- j c]lrjstjall"
phorlc acid in many of the pas".; Fel]owship servlce at 7:30 p.m.
ture grasses, according to the Tex-1 Wednesday
as Agricultural Experiment Static* A11 arc welcome l0 attend our
Relative increase in the percentage -servjces
of this essential element, however,
trict. which includes Brown, Cole- 1 was found to vary widely with dit-
man and McCulloch counties, j ferenl soils, grasses, stages of 1 TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
F01 the past 10 or 12 years, he j growth and season,
has pr. juiced law in Brady, with1 The Station Is releasing findings1
the exception of the time spent j of a study, "Effect of Phosphates
DARREL WILSON, above, for-
mer intercollegiate outboard rac-
ing enthusiast, has been named
general chairman of the l'lth An-
nual Lake Brownwood Regatta on
May 8. The boat races are spon-
sored by the Brownwood Junior
Chamber of Commerce and sanc-
tioned by the Southwest Boat
Racing Association.
The wall of our church building
are rapidly going up. Drive out
I South Concho Street today and see
in the Navy during the war period, r Upon the Percentage of Phosphor-, ,
in all ihe various courts,-and feels( ic Acid in Pasture Grasses," which '' lat piogit.xs we aie making. 1 Hep
that his experience and knowledge ] was made by J. F. Fudge, chiel
with criminal taw, especially quail-1 Division of Chemistry, and R. R.
lies him for the post of District j Lancaster, Extension pasture spe-:
Attorney, in the trying times that | cialist,
ma\ lie ah^ad. This research consisted of anai-
'1 he candidate is married and' yzmg samples of grasses, principal-1
lias tw o children. He is a member j ]y Bermuda and carpet grasses, se-l
of tlje. State Bar of Texas, and the j cured at different seasons oyer a.
Brady Baa’ association.
If elected, he pledges the voters
that he will do his very best to
make them an efficient District At-
torney, and that he will devote his
time and energies toward the strict
enforcement of the law and the
duties of that office,
I He hopes to meet as many of the
I voters as possible before the July
] primary. Mr. Davee invites the
voters to investigate his record as a
^hree.year period by county -agri-
cultural agents from phosphated
and nnphosphated pastures Where
demonstration work Is being con.
ducted in co-operation with the
Tennessee Valley Authority. I11
most instances, phosphated areas
received 100 pounds of phosphoric
acid per acre from either 48 per-
cent superphosphate or calcium
metaphosphate.
Findings reported in the current
drive out to the South . Coleman
Baptist Church next Sunday after-
noon at 3 o'clock and worship with
us. Sermon subject: "The Empty
Tomb in Joseph's Garden.' Also
children’s five-minute object ser-
mon. We cordially invite you to
attend all of our services, and to
| become an aeitve member of our
i church.
Clay P. Morgan, Pastor.
BYRON HAWTHORNE. SR.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
An undivided 1/16 interest in the
NW 14 of Section No. 7, HT&B Ry
Co. and containing 168.22 acres,
and the SW 1 4 of HT&BRR Co.. cltjzen and his ability as a lawyer, study
Survey No. 8, and containing ill Jn the community jn which he re. essential agreement with those se-
acres. $10 etc. • 'sides. ! cured in other phosphate studies
A. C. Scott to L. S. Munger: Anj . * j conducted recentlj, bv the station.
I These are Bulletin 672. "The Value
! of Different Phosphates for Vari-
ous Texas Soils and Grasses as In-
undivided 1 24th interest in the W ~
1/2 of the E 1 2 of Section No. 10, gection No 8 ht&BR Co. $10.
HT&B Ry. Co. Survey and con-, j E qav t0 c N Burt An un.
taining 16 Oacres, and the North_ divided j i675 interest in 167 12
321 acres of EL&RRR Co, Survey ^ acre,, and being the SE 1 4 of Sec-'
No. 1. $10 etc. j turn No. 8 HT&B Ry. Co. $10.
j J ,E. Day to Eugene McElvaney:
Mr. Byron Hawthorne, Sr., was
honored April 14. by haying all his
children home to celebrate his
birthday: T Sgt. and Mrs. w. L.;
I Teel of Fort Worth, Mr. and Mrs.
Progress Report 966—are in 0 ^ Priddj and Mr. Byron Haw-
thorne Jr. Other dinner guests
were Mr Kay Hurst, “Dub" Mc-
Clellan, Mrs. A. E. Fenton and
daughters, Helen and Maunne.
Mrs. Zipporah Bragg to Willeen
Bragg: An undivided 1 6 interest
in 271 acres out of the J. H. Gibson
Survey No. 19. $1.
J. E. Day to Edmund J Kahn:
An undivided 1 16th interest in 167
D2 acres and being the SE 1 4 of
An undivided 4 167.5 interest In
167 1 2 acres and being the SE 1 4
of Section No. 8. HT&B Ry. Co. $10. upon yle[d
W. B Johnson Drilling Co. to grasses "
Mike Parker: An undivided 2 29
of 1 4 interest in .247 1 2 acres out
of Section No, 9 of HT&BRR Co.
Survey and 4 4acres out of the NW
1 4 of .Section No. 9 HT&BRR Co.
Survey. $10.
W. B. Johnson Drilling Co. to
Mike Parker: An undivided i 10 ot
cheated by Plot Experiments;" Pro-
gressive Report 875. "Yield, Chem-
ical Analysis and Fertilizer Res-
ponse of Eleven Forage Grasses;"
and Progress Report 983. "Effects
of Large Amounts of Phosphates
and Composition ol
Section No 10
vey. $1. etc .
HT&B Ry. Co. Sur-
acres out of Robert Merritt Sur-
vey No. 256; 102.71 acres out of the
NW corner of Wm. Mason Survey
No. 163; 160 acres of the NE part)
of Geo. M. Dedrick -Survey No. 84
and part of NW part of Section
OIL AND GAS LEASES:
Pearl Clary et all to Willard M.
Hooper: 112 acres of the ^Hamilton
Kegan Survey No. 520. $10
Walter P Porch et al to Willard
M. Hooper 180 acres being Block
19 of San Augustine University j
Survey No 519. $10
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2 interest in 100.5 acres aiid be- No. 14. HT&B Ry. Co. Survey. $10
ing a part of the NW 1 4 of J. C.
Averitt Survey No. 6. $10,
Jefferson M. Shields et ux to
Harry L. Neeb: An undivided 12
interest In 80 acres out of the SW
1 4 of Section No. 30. T&NORR Co.
and 77 2 5 acres and being the W
J 2 of Subdivision No. 2. of T&NO
Rv. Co. Section No. 30. $10 etc.
ASSIGNMENT OF OIL AND
GAS LEASES:
J ,D. Sandefer, Jr„ to H L. Pink-
erton: 30 Oacres and being the 14
30 Oacres out of Bounds & Sanders
Survey No. 93. $1. etc.
J. D. Sandefer. Jr., to H L, Pink-
erton: All of the South 265 acres
Harry L. Neeb to E D. McDon-lof the North 565 Acres of Bounds
aid: A11 undivided 1 6 interest in
80 acres out of the SW 1 4 ot
Section No. 30, T&Nt) Ry. Co. and
77 2 5 acres being the W 12 of
| Subdivision No. 2. of Section No.
30 or NW 1 4 of said Section ot
T&NO Ry. Co. Survey. $10 etc.
T. G. Rumph to Thomas G.
j Rumph Jr.: 19.9 acres out of Geo,
and Sanders Survey No 93. $1. etc.
Elgean Shield to H. W Grindale:
An undivided 1 2 Interest in 260
acres out of Mary Ann Fisk Sur-1
vey No. 630. $10 etc.
Ed C. Lewis to C. L. Yeatman;
Jr.: West 7 Oacres out of T&NO
Ry. Co. Section No, 7. $1. etc.
B. W. Fitzgerald to Paul Rossi:
Eubanks Survey No: 173, and 317.71 NE 40 acres of the SE 160 acres of
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Braswell, Sam, Jr. Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1946, newspaper, April 18, 1946; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth748054/m1/7/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.