The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 32, Ed. 1 Friday, September 18, 1931 Page: 4 of 6
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spent the week end with his
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Deport to Mt. Pleasant
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Deport to Parte
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HeadfHarters
CITY DRUG STORE
Imperial Cafe
Home of Good Eats
J. M. Grant
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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Chevrolet ennnertln*
rod* ore matched in
,et, of »i* to within
one-quarter ounce,
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fitted by hand to the
crankshaft. Bearing,
are of Babbitt meta J
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under heavy air pre,,
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In planning the motor, Chevrolet engi-
neern were not content to offer the publie
anything lean than tried and proved design.
They knew that the only satisfactory way
to get smooth, flexible power in a car is to
line : t least six cylinders. So they adopted
the six-cylinder engine without com-
promise. And this is what you get in
today’s Chevrolet Six.
The children. rroMfika
and friends of Mm. Joda Har-
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Possessing the basic goodness of
sound design and fine manufacture •
From the selection of raw
materials to the comple-
-—tion of,ti»e finished Chevrolet product,
each process of building, assembling and
cheeking the Chevrolet Six is marked by
extreme eare and precision. An exhaus-
tive system of test and inspection makes
certain that every part meets specified
dimensions exactly. Many of the*e parts
are held to limits of one ten-thousandth of
an Inch. No manufacturer in the ind ustry
uses more care or precision in building
and testing than
Chevrolet.
Just as every part
of the car is soundly
built, every feature
is soundly designed.
exhibit at the fair grounds.
Mrs. Martha Foust has re-
seven of whom survive. turned to her home at Cooper,
wiui I>» wife. Tiicy me. after an extended visit with
of Ft. Worth, Claude of Okla- ; relatives here.
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loway and L.1 H. Igo. Volunteer
prayers were given for the
work in Africa, also for our
home work.
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Over 300 samples of the New
Fall Fabrics in the delightful
new shades and weaves are now
here for your inspection. Drop
in and look them over, and re-
member we tailor to your in-
dividual measure. Only 324.50
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Of Detroit. In charge.
Oterkaville, were
buaines* Saturday.
WMIma T'zvozl Hit
Newa from Pattonville:
Mr. Cooper, who Uvea on Arb
Farmer’s farm, east of Patton-
„ , . . vflle, recently had a sun stroke
Cumbei^^ PrertytCTian whUe picking cotton.
W. H. D. Club members are
busy with their club exhibits
at the Lamar District Fair.
The Health Club will not
have a meeting this week as
the district nurse, Miss Roberts
In”i«92“he"wM m«- *t U>« health
y0 exhibit at the fair grounds.
gifts and an enjoyable day wan
spent.
A business session ————u
during the social
A delicious refreshment
was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Othor Pearson.
The society will meet on
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Twenty beautiful model", at prices
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dl! price, f.u.b. Flint,Mich..tpeciat equipment e*-
lea. lene delivered price, and eaey C. IU. d. €. lee me.il
—for what he is. Not extreme riches,
but a modest competence helps a man to
acquire those loveable characteristics most
men desire. But it is not money alone
which does it. The temperament, the dis-
position, and the common-sense outlook
upon life which make a man save money
also make him an adrpirable man.
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Mrs. Monroe Jeffus of Ter-J,a
rell, spent Friday 1
and was accompanied home Sat-
her'work;‘Mrs. Bertlu Murphy"iurd“>' *?£, Mr9- Horace JefTys
toilet soap; Will Rogers, scarf;
Tom Travilhqn of Mosley, cup
grease; Earl Legate, talcum
powder, and Mrs. Luther Rozell,
coffee.
The Health Club un<ler the
direction of Miss Anna Laura'
Roberts,’ county health nurse,
met at the home of Mrs. M. B.
Lee Thursday afternoon. The
lesson studied was “contagious
diseases.” There were 21 pres-
ent. The next meeting is to be
held at the tabernacle.
Misses Roberta Rozell and
Mildred Pendergrass entered
High school at Paris, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hudson
and little daughter, Ella Jane,
of Clarksville, visited in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Ramsey Sunday.
Misses Doris and Sarah Tuck-
er entered high school at Clarks-
ville, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shu-
ford of Milton, visited Saturday I
night in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob King.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hooker
I were week end guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Booker at Fort Worth.
[ Mr. and Mrs. Eura Davie and
Iren, Rudene and Billy, vis-
Sunday in the home of Mr.
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Mrs. W. T. Hughes and son,
W.. have been confined to
Curtis (lav and Saturday of this week, their home by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Burden ■ Mrs. Earl Mazy is improved
have moved from the Conley after an illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson
and son, Ivan, and Miss Helen
vis-
were guests jted in the home of Mr. and
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Aa h result of this sound designing and
sound manufacturing, you can buy a
Chevrolet and know yo.i are getting a
genuinely good
automobile —
■ soundly designed,
soundly built,
basically and
technically right.
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homa City, Mrs. Lola Powell of
Decatur, Ala., Eva, J. B. Jr.,
Morgan and Mrs. Jim Ed Rags-
dale of Bogata. The sympathy
of the community is extended Roads and daughter, Mrs. Viola the September Week or Prayer.
son of Paris, spent the week
1 end with her parents, Mr. and
M’-s. E. M. Merritt.
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New* from flilrtHi:
Fred Nolan of Glendal
, wu working in the East
HtebeMBy at the bane of oil fields, was killed Friday
[<fcd Mr*. Will Tucker Wed- when a truck on which he was
Mur afternoon ef tert week, riding, loaded with 72 six-inch
■TWert had called on Mrs..pipe, overturned on a hill and
Jflpr with the baby, when the, pinned him beneath the cab.
BNte one died. Funeral ser- The body was brought here
Vtees and burial were held at Sunday from Gladewater and
Me Turner cemetery Thursday interment was in the local cem-
moming, Rev. W. T. Matthis etery, with services conducted
of Detroit, in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. T..F. Tucker of ,ie- - - - - — •
eterkaville, were in town on Mrs. John Allen of Cun-
iningham and they were former
h Mias Toad Burrus visited residents here.
Miss Mary Ila Crain at Clarks- • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen and
Ville Saturdav daughter and Mrs. Viola Brooks
Mn. Frank AdamH returned “nd dauirhter ol’Faria attended
home Saturday aftm- an ex- ‘he Jun«ral »t »r«d Nolan here
tended visit with her brother,; Sunday.
lay Hall, and family at Green-1 «r; “nd Mr»- Wells Johnson
vyje and daughter, Evelyn, and Mrs. ine oereavea.
J. D. Maddox went to Tyler W’" Allen attended the Talco I •_ .. ...
Wednesday, where he entered fair rriday.
high school Monday. ' I Mri Emma Willums and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert- Lee «>n- Curtis of Childress speht
Maddox and his mother. Mrs. fr.°m Saturday until Monday
R. 8. Maddox, were guests Sun- “llh if tr' , nlans well hnderwav for the!
4ay in the home of Mrs. J. T. H ’n home of Mr. and PanH ^n envay or e(
Hood at Deport. ( Mrs. Maurice, Hobbs.
Mrs. E. P. Fortner of Line
Branch, visited in the home of
• her sister, Mrs. Leia Burrus,
F.".Munday. . •
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Mr. and Mrs. Lum . 1
and daughters of Deport, visit-
eu in uiv nunie ui invu uaugii-|”*“
tpr. Mrs. Maurice ..Hobbs, Sun- tended
day. I
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hobbs re- College, Sherman, at the First |
turned Tuesday from a visit in Methodist Church at Paris, i
the home of her cousin, Mrs. Sunday night. ’ , befj for tbree weeks with
Mrs. Walter Scott of Dallas, broken leg
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Phillips
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Wall & Whittle, Props.
Paris, Texas
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ed boxes to honor her 69th
birthday. There were 106 pres-
ent and a bountiful dinner was ‘
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News fomn Dsgrta:
Funeral MPrtses for I. B.
Bryson were conducted by Rev.
W. B.» Andress, ' pastor of
the r ‘ ‘ \
Church, at the Bogata Ceme-
tery Monday afternoon. He
had been in ill health several
months and death came Sunday
evening. Mr. Bryson was born
in 1869 in Murray County,
Tenn., and came to Texas when
by Rev. J. E. Peaden of Roea- •
lie. Mrs. Nolan is the daugh-l1^ to Miss Jessie Davis.
. this union eight children were
born, he veil Ul W11VU1 BUI VlVTi — —— ------- —-
with his wife. They are: George after an extended visit with
which the crowd was enlertain-
Mmes. Will Rollins, Avery Rog- ed by music furnished by tha
era, Dillion Rogers, Lloyd Howard string band of Minter.
Hayes, D. D. Stringer, Sam Hol- The honoree received many nice
City Tailor Shop
L. I. BARRETT, Prop.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ruse Skidmore Place in East Bogata, to the B.
of Cunningham, C. Peyton property. „1IU W11> aiIU A,„oo
„ , ... .... Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ashley Wilson and Mrs. Paul Sain vis-
I home of his sister, Mrs. J. T. °f Pueblo, Colo., were guests jted in the home of Mr. and
[during the week end of Bogata,Mrs. Charley Wilson at Paris
Fennell.! fr*en<^9* Saturday.
„------- ■ Mr. and Mrrs. L. C. McDon- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skidmore
ed in the home of their daugh-]a^ an(^ Miss Mary Lassiter at-lan(] children, Billy and Fred Jr.,
--------1 the musical program have returned home from a
given by ^artists from KidddKey fishing trip in Oklahoma.
James Earl McHam is able to ‘
be up after being confined to;
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left
Mrs. Monroe Jeffus at Terrell. Saturday for Dallas, where she tjvea jn Dallas.
; 7.. ‘:n a student nurse at Baylor,
night here! Hospital. I
i hnmo More than 150 bales of cot-[
ton had been ginned at loc&l
gins up to Tuesday night.
Henry Drew DeBerry, Jack [
Howison and Luther DeBerry
John Vaii °Coai*s" of Bogata; left Tuesday for Austin, where
visited his cousin, Worth Sea- they wiH enter the University
4nanr last week. - °f Texas. They were accom-
( Philip and Homer Hobbs at- l,ank‘d Mr. and Mrs. Henry I
tended the Talco Fair Friday DeBerry.
• - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Coy Coker have
moved from the Whitten home
to the, upstairs- apartment at
I We will appreciate your Branson home.
• printing orders—large or small. “
and Mrs. Grady Pool of Paris.
Miss Elizabeth Scaff has re-
turned to her home at Dallas,
after an extended visit with
relatives here.
The two local gins had turn-1
ed out 248 bales up until Mon-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Guest of
Clarksville, were guests Sunday
in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Henry.
B—ttel W, M. 8. |
Met Monday afternoon In the
home of Mrs. Sam Holloway.
An interesting program, WM !■ „
from Royal Service waa led by Plainview Sunday with well filL
Mrs. Homer Hayes. The topic
of the lesson was “Africa for
Christ.” The devotional was |
led by Mrs. Bob Kinsey. Other spread at the noon
ladies on the program were '
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v-. a.
evening.
by his son, Elbert.
Ftilbriqht held .another suc-
cessful trades day Saturday. A
very large crowd attended, this
being tjie first trades day |jel 1
since August 8. The x . .
trades day will be held Sept. abb: H‘ ?^oTuLon Cl u^cbes-
and we<?k end at. daughter, Patsy Ruth of Paris,
V. Thedford and family vis-
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Evans
of Dallas, are .visiting friends
and relatives here.
Mrs. Shellie Pomroy of Cross day ^of ’ next^week to observe
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lowrey Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Char-
and Mrs. W. C. Howison at- ley Pomroy.
tended a musical program at
the First Methodist Church in' of Deport were guests Sunday
i Paris Sunday evening. I in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Committees are at work and,John Crockett.
^Community Fair to be held Fri-ij.
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Maurice Hobbs and t ,
Williams went to Gladewater, I
Sunday.
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Mrs. Pete Reeves underwenti»and (,hildren
• minor operation at her home;'vt,re Sund“>’ ln
here Monday.
In the absence of the pastor,
the Rev. W. T. Mathis of De-1
troit, the Rev. Claude S. Carl-i
ton of Clarksville, missionary
for Red River and Bowie coun-
ties, preached at the Baptist
Church Sunday morning and
He* was accompanied
M. E.’ iloyei7a trat font Okla’ Mra- Walter Scott of Dallas,
Mike Haydock who has been sPent week end here, and, K..
confined to his room by an in- waa accompanied home by her an(j children were guests Sun-
jury to his foot while riding at mother, Mrs. Bennie Dunn. (jay jn tbe home of her sister,
noxt a >*o<tco at the Deport Fair, is Miss Frances McCluer, I aul ,^rs pete Skidmore, at Bios-
Dunn and William Hugh Guion,
_ , ...... 1 Mrq I A TofTm and wrand students of Paris Junior**Col-.
26, and everyone is invited to . Mra- a. Jen us ana grana- , -----A j
•ttend AVinncrs of the* S2 00 udujfhtfjrs, Misses Muvis .
■ivena. winners oi cne Chesshir returned Fr:-!their homes here.
Cash prizes were L. E. Beggs, I>nessmr, rciurneu rr.
Claude Davie. Bill Legate. Mrs.|d“y fn,n,1a 'int with them dau-
R B Fisher Mrs Worth Rak 8hter and aunt, Mrs. John Dav-, 1 ‘ria^unaa/-
1 , ’ /7ra’ ’ „ * , , ;s at Ft Worth and Mr and1 Miss Robbie Pearson
•r, Mrs. Luther Rozell, Joe i,a al vvorLn« ana an0 - ■ • - - -
Chandler of Mosley, and the
$1.00 by Jake Grey. Other!
prizes were:’Lon Jewett, quart,
of ice cream; Dick Scott, bar-
tolur^Aan-Vvhr^X children, who will visit
there and at Grand Saline be-
fore returning home.
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