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THE BRADY STANDARD, BRADY TEXAS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1033
The Brady Standard
H F. Schwenker, Publisher.
Entered a« second class matter
May 17, 1910, at postoffice at
Brady, Texas, under Act of
March 3, 1879.
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COUNTY
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Th oner onalf,
TORRELM”
COWBOY ♦
F: Yr Bill Williams , ♦
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3* PLACID 1. ROCHELLE ♦
• + By Mrs. Jesse E. Purvis ♦
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Witnesses In Trial Return Home;
Placid Couples are Married
Placid, Texas, Feb. 2.—Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Fullilove of Luling,
are here visiting relatives.
Vess Bennett and Charlie Powell
- By Mrs. M. N. Williamson ♦
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DOOLE ♦
By Mrs. W. B. McNeely +
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♦ PEAR VALLEY *
♦ By Miss Floy Ludwick. +
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦ --♦♦♦♦ + +
Ships Lambs to Fort Worth Mar. -
ket; Visit In Millersview
Pear Valley Texas, Feb. 1.__
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith spent
Sunday in Millersview visiting
Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Akers.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ludwick vis-
ited in the W. W. Ludwick home
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Schooley and
family spent Sunday in East Gan-
sel visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Carey Hemphill. .
DO YOU KNOW?
That there are more inmates of
in and asylums in New York state
than in any 16 other states com-
bined.
That when a hippopotamus is ex-
cited he exudes blood through the
pores of his skin
That Schopenhaur, the German
philosopher, never paid a bill that
had his name spelled incorrectly.
That Nero considered himself the
greatest poet of all time and had
the death sentence passed on all
contemporary poets who challeng-
ed him.
Mild Weather: Bridal Showers;
Baptist W. M. S. In Meeting
Rochelle, Texas, Feh. 1.—At last
the mildest January we ever re-
member has ended, and we look to-
,I ward the spring with hope and am-
have returned from Sweetwater bition. We so often recall Low-
where they served as State witness ell’s lines about this renewed as-
see in the murder trial of L. M. piration when spring comes. "Ev-
ery clod feels a stir of might,”...
First, we shall somewhat review
the social happenings of Rochelle
the past two weeks. These include
two showers for brides, one of
them a double shower.
On Wednesday afternoon, Jan-
uary 18th, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Lane was the scene of
Bill Scott, Willie Kilmer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ji sse E. Purvis and Miss
Nadine Lawson attended the Mc-
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Sp
That hydrophobia is not caused
by canine saliva, as is commonly
believed, but by phlegm contained
in the bronchial tubes of the ani-
Culloch County Singing Conven-
tion at Fife last Sunday. They
re port an interesting program even
if it was raining most of the day.
Five of Placid’s young people are. J. w. Lane was tne scene or
were married last Saturday night. a happy double shower for Mrs.
Arvel Busii and Miss Avis Cun- Pliny Williamson, formerly Miss
ningham were married in Brown- Ruby Lane, and Mrs. Excell Se-
wood the Rev. Mr. Ramsour of-grest, formerly Miss Louise Lewis.
Albert McClure and The ladies of the Methodist W. M.
dv Tuesday ATea ******* accompanied by S. assisted the hostess in the en-
E. CBennett and family were fie nee, motored to kominty where tectainment. "Amide samesa and
Sereic Tuesday from Hobbs, New both couples were married by the Friends brought a general lot
. Doole friends of the MurraJ^d^ fercenieapro/ the young in.
nd Mrs. Newell Donahool.amil.. deerly..eympathize. with Milburn community while the oth- concluded by the serving of re-
ei contracting parties are resi- freshments of sandwiches, cake
dents, of this community. The ani| hot chocolate. Among the out despite the fact that he seldom
fiends 91 thee young folks are of town guests were Mrs. Walter bathed.
Wishing them well in then life un- McDonald and Mrs. Clarence
Rains Fine on Young Grain;
Visit In Bell County
Mercury, Texas, Jan. 31.—We
have had a real nice rain, and it
will be fine on the young grain.
To San Antonio on Business Trip;
Grapevine Woman Buried at Stacy
Doole, Texas, Feb. 1.—Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Cobb made a business
trip to San Antonio this week.
Miss Thelma Wilson returned
home Monday after a week’s visit
Any erroneous reflection upon Mr and Mrs. Bill Morgan spent note mavnuay aster « ween a
the character of any person or last Tuesday night with Mr. and here with Mrs. Oscar Betsill,
firm appearing in these columns Mrs. Jim Powell.
will be gladly and promptly cor- Mrs. Robert Powell visited Miss
rected upon calling the attention of Amanda Powell last Tuesday.
the management to the article in George Williams visited in Bra-
question, dy on Monday
———————— Mrs. Alice Powell and son, Cur-
Notices of church entertainments tis, visited Mrs. Bill Morgan last
where a charge of admission is Thursday,
made, obituaries, cards of thanks. Mr. a
resolutions of respect, and all mat- and son, Truman, spent Sunday
ter not news, will be charged for with Tom Bennett and family.
at the regular rati-Ab Williams and son, George,
Mr and Mrs. Bill Williams
MEMGER
TEX SO Pl RESS
IA TON
isited his daughter, who lives in
Bell county. Saturday night.
Brady, Texas. Feb. 3. 1933
Contract Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. H. L. Gober
Mrs. H. L. Gober entertained on
Thursday afternoon for the Con-
tract Bridge Club. Besides regu- |
lar members, Mesdames J. S. An- |
derson, T. Gray and Dick Trail!
were guests.
The club meets next week with
Mrs. F. R. Wulff.
Adelante Club Is Guest of
Miss Pauline Daugherty
The Adelante Club was enter-
tamed n Wednesday night :
Miss Pauline Daugherty with
Mrs. Almond Martin and Mrs. ficiating Aive
Veiva Sikes were shopping in Bra- Merle Nichols.
them in the loss of their mother,
who died at Grapevine last Thurs-
day and was buried here at the
Stacy cemetery Friday.
Adell Murrell and brothers spent
I the week end with their parents at
! Shields.
. - comment of sandwiches, cake
of this community. The ani| hot chocolate.
friends of these young folks are
Miss Gladys Deck spent unday
mal. with Miss Evalon Browning,
That when crows are feeding M. and M. Tom
1 1 : Ml. and MIS. Leon DIUWIIE
they always place a sentinel on family and John Lloyd Roark
look-out duty. - -
That there is three cents worth
Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Browning and
• " ■ vis-
Ca
ited in the L. M. Ludwick home on
Thursday night of last week.
of gold in every ton of water.
That if you get caught in
quicksand, you can save yourself
by lying flat on your back and Mr. and Mrs. Roy May and fam-
rolling to the edge. Lily spent Sunday in the Irvine Peel
That in many states embalmers home at Sait Gap.
are not permitted to serve on
M. T. Haywood shipped 291 fat-
lambs to Fort Worth last week.
j Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Neyland, Jr.,
! and Miss Irene Neyland spent last
week in Whiteland visiting Mr.
juries.
That Oscar Wilde was consider-.
cd the greatest dandy of his day land. Mrs. Joe DeWitt and family.
Jo
Cl
Br
...... Mr. and Mrs. Clint McNeely vis-
′′*′***′′** * ited near Placid Monday.
DODGE • Troy Page made a business trip
+ Mrs. Roy Simpson + to Melvin Wednesday to attend to
+++ + + + ___+ * + + + + some unfinished business.
.t. Fred Taylor is away this week
Visits In Home of Daughter: En-on business
joy Turkey Dinners Last Week _________________
Feb. 1.—Fred 1>- -
vine of Fort Worth and brother.!* *′′* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
George, of Cisco, were guests in” FIFE *
the formers daughters home, Mrs. + By Donald Finlay +
J. B. Long, last Friday night. + + + * + + ___+ + * + + +
Mrs. H. S. Snearly and Mrs. Turkeys Begin Laying: Hen Eggs
Galbreath were callers in the Rey Down to fir Dozen: Singing
Simpson home Tues,lay evening. Fife, Texas Feb. 1.—Mr. Fer-
M and Mrs: Leslie Hurd gave guson, the proxy governor, seems
lance last Friday night. All at-to have dispersed the job seekers
ding enjoyed themselves very with a short speech. He told them
to go home and settle down.
+
much.
Jesse Taylor was in Fort Worth
last week on business.
dertaking.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Parker of
Brady were here Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hamilton re-
Thatcher of Brownwood.
Then on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. L. A. Doran assisted by the
.. . ladies of the Baptist W. M. S., and
turned W ednesday from Austin members of the school faculty, en-
where he has been employed as a tertained a host of friends of Mrs.
clerk in the Legislature,
Evangelist Perry and Mr. Bos-
ton, singer, are conducting ser-
vices here each night at the Apos-
tolic church.
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STACY
very pretty Valentine Party. T1 .
Valentine motif found expre sion
in the decorations, tallies, nut cups
and favors.
In the bridge series Miss Fran-
Harry Miller and family were
s in the Simp.-on home last
A hundred and twenty day ses-
ion! Boy, in that time they
might to be able to fix us up a
good government. The worse
thing about Texas is that the re is
Monday night. ....... ...... .... .. .nat Judie
Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Richards always several big quarrels during
moved back to Brady. l>he main session, and they have to
Ira Hoover has moved to Brady have call sessions to attend to all
1 the Miller farm. j the business. When one political
Jesse Taylor is our mail carrier faction gets control they just get
started when the two-year sent-
ces Herring won high -core prize,
while second high score was claim-
ed by Mrs. Henry King.
A salad course was served by the:.
hostess o the following present: Lloyd Price is here for a few
Mesclames J. E.Coston. ■ Henry days visiting his brother-in-law. ,
King, Bill Miller, L. H McLaugh- and Mrs H I Braly and
lin, Sid Meers, Pat Kenney; Mis es dr and AIS H. Braly and
11.1, TIA S family enjoyed a turkey dinner on
Helen I eten . Hazel Branscum,\ . 1
Hazel Hamilton, Bessie Brigham, Sunday with Mr. Braly’s mother
land brother, Jene.
Those who enjoyed the turkey
dinner la<t Sunday in the Simp-
•n home were Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Bryson and family, Mr. and Mrs.
S. W Simpson and family of Ro-
chelle, H. S. Snearly and wife, and
the latter's mother, Mrs. Gal-
Frances Herring and Stella Tra-
week.
Miss Traweek entertains for the
club two weeks hence.
it present, assisting Mr. Morse for
a while.
ence is out.
That the chemical value of the
human body has dropped from 97
cents in 1929 to 59 cents today.
That the reason the Olympic
games were never held in the U.
S. before was the refusal of for-
eign nations to finance the long
trips.
That the fashion in the time of
| Visitors in the Leon Browning
I home last Saturday night were:
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ludwick and
family, Miss Margaret Marshall
and Porter Lowrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horne spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Wallie Fowler.
H. L. Bratton, Jr., of Waldrip,
visited in the W. D. Parker home
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore visited
in the W. B. Watkins home Sun-
Frank Taylor, until recently Miss
Loi- Lee Koger, on the occasion of
a shower of lovely gifts for the
bride. By actual count ninety-four
gifts were placed in the offering
of love and appreciation of "Miss underwear:
Koger’s" service as teacher and
her friendliness and helpfulness as more from the heat than stout peo-
a citizen of our community the ple.
past four years. After a most That the first use made of gun-
laughable “mock wedding” ar-powder in England was to blow
ranged by Mrs M. E. Noble and criminals to death through the
presented by Misses Shaver, Call-mouth of a cannon.
er, McFadden, Spiller, Phillips, That due to heat expansion, the
conducted Caviness, Barfoot, and Mesdames | Eiffel tower is 71 inches taller in
Porter Squyres, O. E. Rice, Clif- summer than in winter.
ton Clary, M. E. Noble, and Paul That the portraits of living peo-
Haddow, the gifts were displayed ple are never used in engravings
and admired, and refreshments of on bank notes.
turkey sandwiches and hot choco- That elephants weep the same
late were served almost a hundred as human being when they are
guests. Among the out-of-town unhappy.
guests were the brides mother and--
sister, Mrs. Roger and Mrs. Brus- Step Toward Improvement
ingham, and friends, Mrs. Ollie Mr. Dubb: “This partv is hor-
Townsend of Brownwood and Mes-ribly dull. I think I’ll go home.”
dames H. C. Braly and Houston' Miss Sharp: “Oh, would you?
Kyzar of Brady. That would make a big difference,
Sunday, the fifth in January, I know."
was observed by a missionary ser- ________
mon by the Rev. Eugene Slater of Quite a Contrast
the Methodist church at the morn- * 4 contrast
ing hour, when he preached to a
large and appreciative audience. ,
The Baptist W. M. S. had a de- better natured.than, small ones.”
lightful meeting on the 23rd with .F. ' ' t ' •
Mr> Galoway, when 22 were pres- right. Look at the Jersey mos-
ent. Again on the'30th in an all ste en * ” .......
day meeting in the M. N. William-
son home, when in spite of muddy
roads, eighteen women enjoyed the The Expert
fellowship of eating dinner togeth-‘ Hankine:
er and studying three hours in the
afternoon in a mission program
arranged by Mrs. Tol Roberts, the
Mission chairman; followed by the
Sir Walter Raleigh was to cut
dainty holes in coat sleeves so
your friends could see your pretty
That thin people really suffer
♦
: #% Miss Earnestine Brown. +
day.
Mrs. M. T. Haywood visited
Mrs. Jim Watkins Monday after-
noon. _
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Ludwick vis-
ited in the L. M. Ludwick home on.
Monday night.
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+
Grapevine Resident Is Buried at
Stacy; Mrs. Cannon III
See tire bargains at Feder-
al Tire Store. Parker & Dun-
cum Tire Co.
Stacy, Texas, Feb. 1. Rev. Mr.
Davidson of Dallas c__________
church services here on Saturday'
night and at the 11:00 o'clock hour
Sunday morning.
The many friends of Mrs. Bell
Murray were grieved to hear of
her death at her home at Grape-
vine. Wednesday. She was 79
years of age at the time of her
death. Interment was made in
the Stacy cemetery. Friday after-
noon. Funeral arrangements were
in charge of J. E. Shrouse, under- |
taker of Grapevine, with Rev.
Clifton Starkes of Doole, con-
ducting. Mrs. Murray had been a
resident of Grapevine for the past
several years. She is survived by
three daughters. Mrs. A. J. Me-
Nett, Mrs. H. H. Hood, and Mrs.
M. Guess, all of Grapevine, and
three sons, J. E. Murray of Floy-
dada, W. 0. Murray of Salt Gap
and E. H. Murray of this place.
There are also thirteen grand-
children and one great grandchild
surviving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Deakins and
daughter, Miss Helen, were shop-
ping in Coleman Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Wilhoit visit-
PERFECT PEACE
PLAN
A timely discourse upon an
important topic of the day
PI
The turkey hens have begun to
lay now. There will be lots of
turkeys raised here this year.
The poll tax payments have
probably fallen off some this
year; the scarcity of money and
the off election year being the
cause of the non-payments.
The singing convention was at-
tended by quite a large crowd.
The noon meal was served, and it
was good. There were several
nice selections by out-of-town sing-
ers. A good selection by Miss
Hattie Beauchamp from Reviera,
Texas, entitled “Quartro Milpas"
was extra good. On account of
the rainy weather the local turn-
out was light, but they all had a
good time anyhow.
♦ FAIRVIEW ♦ Since the rain, Wednesday, clear
♦ K W Huffman + first of February day there has
$ * V.#AW *41 + 4 been more traffic than usual, and
continued Rains Insure Good Sea- •indy's the theemteny ones
son: Praises Bradv Creamery TA59,4
Thau awat pah 1 These Hen eggs are 6c per dozen to-
continued rain- assure us of a wine day. It would seems that it would
Brady Country Club Party
Enjoyed by 120 Guests
UilE ALLCI M IIIUUICI, VII E. UAl-
The monthly party of the Brady breath, Tom Sessions and family,
Country Club, given at the club - - - -
house on last Friday night by the
members, proved highly successful,
some one hundred and twenty
guests being registered. Each club
member was privileged to invite
another couple as guests, which
made for a much larger assemb-
J. B. Long and family, C. F. Mur-
rah and two sons, George and Ira.
also Henry Killion.
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lage than usual, and added in no
small measure to the enjoyment
of those attending.
Bridge was played at 25 tables,
while Forty-Two was the diversion
at four tables. High score ladies
prize in bridge was received by
Mrs. J. E. White, and gentlemen’s
prize by Mr. Cecil Coggin. In
forty-two, ladies high score was
claimed by Mrs. A. W. Moseley,
and gentlemen's prize by Mr. Edd
Broad.
Refreshments were in the form land for planting and of course are
.1 pay to set the hens this year for
ter season, or rather a spring sea- if they , 8 " t
son as the weather seems more like . 30 - 1560 - s it would only
spring. But anyway with as much incubators have Wont 2 Ma dar
rain during these months, we can , 1 : .4 P
look forward to spring gardens try business what the automobiles
and a reasonable crop should we have for the farming industry.
ed in Fisher county last week end.
Miss Ruby Ferguson, who has
been working for Mrs. Pete Me-
Elrath of Doole for the past sever-
al weeks, is at home now.
Ernest and Wade Dickerson
were business visitors in Coleman
on Saturday.
Mrs. R. P. Cannon, who has been
having quite a lot of trouble with
her throat for the past several
days, is not reported any better at
this writing.
Several folks of Brady Bend at-
tended church services here Satur-
day night.
completion of “The Larger Stew-
ardship” by Cook, a text studied in
the society during December and
January. More than twenty wo-
men will receive credit for this
study from the state office in Dal-
las. Mrs W. E. McNatt is presi-
dent of the society. They will not
meet next Monday because a num-
ber of the women plan to go to
the Worker’s Conference at Camp
San Saba that day.
Rochelle P. T. A. will meet in a
social gathering in the cafeteria
on Monday afternoon next. A
most enjovable time is anticipated
Ins planned by Mrs. J. R. Hitch-
of two kinds of sandwiches served
Blubaker: “It appears to me
that big creatures as a rule are
Kilheffer: "Yes, I think you’re
quito and the Jersey cow, for in-
stance.”
Hopkins: "Your hired man seems
to be a very hard worker.”
Popkins: "Yes, that’s his spec-
ialty.”
“What, working hard?”
"No—seeming to.”
For quick and better ser-
vice. bring us your boots,
shoes, saddle and harness
work.
Prices
to fit
your
pocket book. Leddy’s Shoe
Shop.
By J. T. ROBERSON
of Wonder Oregon
Writer of "Wonder Words” in
The Brady Standard
Included are discussions of
Auto Accidents
Fool Etiquette vs. Sen--
sible Etiquette
Better Livestock
This Little Book Sells for 25c, But,
If Heeded, Will Be Worth Thous-
ands of Dollars to the Readers. If
It Is the Means of Saving Only
One Precious Life, It Is Worth
Many times Its Weight in Gold.
J
On Sale At—
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The Brady Standard
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Brady, Texas
have a dry summ . . .....+44*4++***+++*+
The farmers are preparing their′′***********. MET VIN 4ie PM VJ —* ......
.. --1-:------ane---------+ WALDRIP ♦ TMELLLN n I cock, chairman of the program
. .t ′" *7**44 + By Dr. Sterling Price +_____:44.2
hoping for better prices for crops | t By Annie Laura Lohn *4
produced this year. ♦ + + ♦♦ + --"72222
The members of the Fairview Inch Rainfall Recorded Sunday:
church have just recently ceiled Singing Convention in April
-------, —: — -- 1 Waldrip, Texas, Jan. 31.—An
entire building painted. When fin- inch of rain fell here Sunday af-
ished we will have a nice place ternoon.
for worship as well as for school
and community gatherings. _
Mrs. J. Barnett and son, Weldon, I this writing
accompanied by her father, W. T. | Mrs. L. W. Bray is now visiting
Kuykendall, of Burnet, spent the her daughter. Mrs. E. C. Robert-
week end with her sister, Mrs. J. son of Lohn.
B. Kilgore and family Weldon Mrs. John Winstead, Sr., of Bra-
I made a short talk at church Sun- 1 dy, spent last week visiting with on Thursday an 814 pound boy.
friendis here. , . | Mrs. Slaughter of Pear Valley
..Mr. and Mrs. Leon Webb of Pear is here attending her first grand-
Valley spent Tuesday with Mr. and son, little Joe Neill Danielson, who
Mrs. Iru Bray, arrived last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F Lohr1 were D. I. Waldrep is having Charley
in Brady on business last Thurs-Miller build to and repair the
day . residence in which Marvin Fields
A party was enjoyed by a large lives.
Dr. Price and wife made a busi-
ness trip to Brady last Thursday.
- Lot chocolate.
The appreciation of members and
guests for this delightful occasion
is due Mesdames C. T. White, G. the tabernacle, and are having the
R. White, Walter Morrow, Herbert
L. Wood and J. W. Ragsdale, who
were hostesses.
Latham-Harkrider Nuptials are
Celebrated at Big Spring
A wedding of interest to a large
circle of friends and admirer: was
By Dr. Sterling Price T committee
By Annie Laura Lohn * + + ++* *__++**** o
t+t ++ * Endeavor Secure R. F. C. Money;
Celebrates 76th Birthday
Melvin, Texas, Jan. 31.—E. A.
Baze, Walter and Joe Morrow and
On the third Sunday afternoon =
in January Mr. and Mr Eugene COBB DRUG COMPANY, INC.
Slater were at home to the stew-
ards and their wives in a confer-
Mrs. Webb of Lohn is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Iru Bray, at
Oscar Sellers went as a committee
from Melvin to Stamford on last
Wedne day t • meet D. A. Bandeen,
member of Finance Corporation of
V. S., to try to secure funds to aid
the unemployed of our community
to the public work that might need
to be done.
Born to Joel Danielson and wife
celebrated at Big Spring on last
Saturday, January 28th, when Miss
Jim Bob Latham became the bride—, ...........- -------,—
of Mr. J. Warren Harkrider. The “Idols." Weldon is a former Fair-
nuptial ceremony was read at the ... —, —-
Methodist paronage, with the pas- him visit us.
tor, the Rev. J. Richard Spann, of- M- —1 *
ficiating.
The bride is one of the most
charming and popular young ladies
of the McCulloch section, she be-
luga daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Riley Latham, who are numbered *•««• axu wa1o. Iui avaanse, wav u..- ...... ...... - as. Jaysvi spent They had a friendly vi
among the most prominent and in- been very near pneumonia, is re- the week end visiting kindred in their old DeLeon friend,
fluential ranchers of the Fredonia ported better. Mhmonemi
section, and where Mrs. Harkrider Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johanson
grew to womanhood. Mr. Hark- visited relatives at Fredonia on
rider is a son of Mr. and Mrs.J. A. Sunday.
Barkrider of the Nine community, Mrs. Rube Huffman and little go to school Monday on account of
and he is associated with his father Betty Jean Taylor are on the sick the bad roads.
in operation of their ranch at that list. We hope all are soon better.
Piece A rone men of exemplary, The Writer viajded the new E. .
I dy Creamery one day this week Pc _______,.. .... ..........
and will repeat a remark made by Convention will be held at Wal-
a Brady merchant: “I think Brady drip on the fifth Sunday in April,
and McCulloch county should be Me Vil end children of Dredy
real proud of Mr. Tomlinson for
coming here and giving Bradv and
the surrounding country that
which we have so badly needed,
and think we should do all we can
to help him make a success of his
investment, for nothing will help
develop this section more than a
good creamery. Also think the
Chamber of Commerce should be
commended for its efforts in In-
ducing Mr. Tomlinson to come to
Brady.”
day morning. His subject was
view boy and we are glad to have
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Urban and
| children, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Baird, visited relatives
and friends at Thorndale over the
week end.
Wanelda, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ran ne, who has
CA reuE ran of exemplary -
ter, he is held in highest es-
by all. Mrs. Harkrider has
een engaged in teaching in the
oca schools the past two years,
will continue her work there.
ollowing the end of the school
arm in May, she will join her hus-
and in making her home at Nine.
The congratulations of all their
fiends are extended the newly;
rds, together with every good
rib for future happiness.
erstand .
ou’re so impressed,
se explanations I’ve
about banking and
merited the young
seems won-
ould know M
money with-
See the new Federal Double
Blue Pennant Tire. Priced to
sell. The Federal Tire Store,
Parker & Duncum Tire Co.
crowd Monday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Strickland. ..... ...,. .. ...u, .... ...........
Mr. and Mrs. Q. R. Caylor spent They bad a friendly visit with
-A. R.
Mason county.
Syble Gary spent the week end
with Annie Laurie Lohn.
The Marion school bus failed to
Many of the Waldrip folks at-
nided the singing conventic . at
Fife Sunday. The next Singing
Pool.
Last Thursday was Uncle Fred
Wahrmund's 75th birthday. On
Sunday he was served a dinner.
Twenty-three of his 76 posterity
celebrated with him.
A fine rain fell here Sunday.
Mrs. Kirk and children of Brady
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Benson and Mrs. Butler.
Cyrus Horn and son, Frank,
were in Brady Saturday.
Pete Looney, Talmage Bratton,
and Jack Tetens of Brady were out
fishing one day last week.
Mrs. T. Slaughter died and was
buried January 20 in the Marion
cemetery. The funeral services
were held by Rev. Mr. Isbell of
Comanche. She is survived by a
husband and baby daughter, her
father and mother, two sisters and
three brothers.
A goodly number of our unem-
ployed "took to the road” Monday,
thanks to Commissioner H. S.
Snearly.
Will Armistead and family mov-
ed last week to the Roy Clements
house in West Melvin.
Black horses are affected by
heat more than those of any other
color.
Barney Brown has opened up
the Sinclair Filling Station.
The Baptist people and friends
filled a box at the pastor’s home
last Tuesday for the Buckner Or-
phan’s Home at Dallas.
Our junior basketball girls play-
ed Doole juniors last Friday at
Dooie.
J. U. Silvers is moving to the
house vacated by Bill Armistead.
Perry Wartenbach is moving to
the house vacated by J. U. Silvers.
Dan Westbrook, wife and their
daughter, Vanda Lee of Pasche,
were over last Tuesday on busi-
ness.
ence in which plans for the sum-
mer revival were discussed. After I
the conference delicious chocolate!
pie and coffee was served to Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Neal, Mr. and Mrs. |
J. R. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Bratton, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Wil- |
liams and the host and hostess.
On the same day Mr. and Mrs. |
S. H. Gainer entertained at dinner |
(as we country folk still call it)
with a real turkey feast and all its
accompanying good things, the fol- |
lowing couples: Messrs. and Mes-:
dames A. P. Squyres, M. E. Noble,
E. N. Thompson, Eugene Slater, H. 1
C. Braly of Brady, and W. N. Wil- i
liamson, and Miss Mildred Caller.
The Gainer’s hospitality was en-
joyed heartily by everyone and all
were grateful for the good dinner
and the good company.
Mr. and Mrs. Othar Williamson
enjoyed a visit to San Antonio the |
past week when the last of the fine |
calves fed out by Mr. Williamson
were delivered to the Apache Pack |
ing Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cates spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. 1
Lonnie Gates near Ranger.
Miss Berta Mae Gates has en-
tered John Tarleton College for
the spring semester.
J. P. Williamson has sold several
truck loads of fat lambs, delivering
them in San Antonio.
The Methodist Home Mission
Society is meeting today with Mrs.
Eugene Slater at the parsonage.
The largest stock of tires in
Brady to select from. The
Federal Tire Store, Parker &
Duncum Tire Co.
Saddles, harness, lines, brid-
les, boots, etc. We make and
repair everything in the leath-
er line. H. P. C. EVERS
SADDLE & BOOT SHOP.
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