Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 287, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 27, 1950 Page: 3 of 11
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■7 ^.WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1950
* •
THIS WEEK you can still buy ]
your new Gossard bra and girdle*
before new higher prices go into
effect enforced by prevailing ris-
ing costs of manufacturing. Stur-
ges and Gibbs states that many
.famous makers of foundations
have already advanced prices in
the retail stores through the
country. Don't forget to take ad-
vantage of the old prices of Gos-
sards at Sturges & Gibbs this
week. (Adv.)
COILED WINDPIPE *
The whooping crane is enabled
to sound Its peculiar trumpeting
call by means of an unusually
long windpipe, much of which
is coiled against its breastbone*.
“SMALL SPRING"
Arizona's name is derived from
the Papago and Pima Indian
words "ari” (small) and “zonae”
(spring). The Indians called the
territory Arizonan for many
years before the Spaniard short-
ened it to Arizona about 1736.
MIGHTY MINUTE
An atom is a.few billionths of
an inch in diameter, and almost
all its mass is contained in the
nucleus, 10,000 times smaller
than the atom itself, according
to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Social - Clubs ■ Events
Calendar
Social
(This Social Calendar is for
your convenience. Please
call in all club meetings or
parties to our office, 6354, at
least one day before the I
meeting. Thanh you!)
THE BATTLE JACKET
For little soldiers
Treated with Carvanette
Water Repellent
Zipper front
M;K}e by Ksskay
Sizes 1 -(>
Only
$5.98
KIDDIE f^LAND
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Fall Festival Attraction
THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY
■I m WHERE THE BEST H H
^f*SCTURES PLAY” I
[ Wednesday
The Susannah Wesley Circfe
will meet at the First Methodist
Church at 4p.m.
The Mary Martha Circle will
meet with Mrs, Everett Clifford
at 9:30 a. m.
The Girl Scout Troop No. 3
will meet at the Scout House at
4 p. m.
The Lancaster Circle will meet
with Mrs. Alice Rock more' at 9
p. m.
The Betty Morris Circle will
meet with' Mrs. Hup Aston at 4
p. m.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church will meet at
the parish house at 3 p. m., with
Mrs. Harry Dibrell as hostess
Thursday
The Thursday Bridge Club will
meet at the Taylor' Tea Room
with Mrs. Robert Bailey, at 1:00
p. m.
The American Legion will meet
at the American Legion Hall at
8:00 p. m.
The American Legion Auxili-
ary will meet at the Library at
7:30 p. m.
Hale-Turner Vows Repeated
In Single Ring Ceremony
The marriage of Miss Bobby Hale
and Chuck Turner was solomn-
ized in a twilight service, Friday
evening, in the First Baptist par-
sonage, with the Rev. Levi Price
officiating.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Stuart, and
the groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Turner, of Coleman
The bride wore u green suit
with white and black accessories,
and a shoulder corsage of white
carnations.
Miss Gloria Hale, sister of the
bride, served as maid of ,honor.
of Coleman High School and lias
been employed as secretary for
Johnson Motor Company for the
past three months She was a
member of.Tri Sigma Sorority,
cheer-leader in 1946-47-48. served
{sophomore vice-pi esident.
and elected School Favorite in
1947-48. She attended. Hardin-
Simmons University for one year.
The groom graduated from
Coleman High School in l')4K. He
was cheef leader, junior High'
football coach, All School Favor-
ite. and Man of the Year in 1947-
48. He attended Deoatm Baptist
She wore a brown suit with brown College for two years
accessories and a shoulder cors-
age of white carnations.
Glenn Thomas assisted' the
groom as best man.
Mrs.'Turner is a 1949 graduate
After a short wedding trip, the
couple are at home at 700 San
Saba Street in Coleman Tin
groom-is employed a- mechanic
at the .1. B ('ope garage,
Mrs. Hilton
Entertains
Borgia Rav
C ■ ■ J
Hostess To
BG Of FCC
A luncheon was given at the
Taylor Tea Room Tuesday, at
1 o'clock, for the Entre Nous
Club, with Mrs. J. B. Hilton as
hostess.
Immediately following the
luncheon, the guests went to Mrs
Hilton’s home, where they play-
ed bridge. Mrs. 11. M. Marklaml
won dub high and Mrs. Ben Cox
won guest high.
Those present were Mesdames
J. F. Gaines. Bill Jones, Luther
Creuth, Frank Stringer, Edgar
Gleen, H. M Marklund, and the
guest, Mrs. Ben Cox, and the
hostess.
Shakespeare
(Hull Meet
*-BIRTHS j
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT VOICE, COLEMAN, TEXAS FACE THREE
Mr. and Mrs Rodney Dean are
the proud parents of a girl, Eliz-
abeth Mae, born September 2:!.
■it the Overall i Memorial Hospi-
tal. EtizahetR Mat- weighed 9
lbs. 8 ozs
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Dean and Mr and
Mrs. S. M Fellers, of Santa
Anna.
Billie Jean is the name of the
girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Carl
McKinzie, September 25. at the
Overall Memorial Hospital She
weighed 6 lbs. 10 oxs.
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. I) i.vis of Burkett Rt.
LOCALS
Les Amis Has
Meet Tuesday
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
USE T-4-L BECAUSE
Mrs. Robert Murk land won
club high, when the Les Amis
met at the Taylo) Tea Room,
Tuesday, with Mrs. Frank Wea-
ver.
Mrs. Andy Carter won guest
high and Mrs Am on Johnson,
club low. Mrs Robert Markland
won the bingo prizt
Salad plates were served to
Mesdames Charles Hickman, J
B McCord, Robert Markland,
Amon Johnson, Clyde Henderson.
Miss Doris Miller, and the guests,
Mrs. R. A. Watson, Mrs. Charles
Taylor, Mrs Ralph Duin an, Mrs
Tori Seeley. Mrs Abe Boyd, and
Mrs Andy Carter, and the hos-
tess-
H ha« jrr.tn PEXfTRATtva POWM
With tmdifutod alcohol haw, it efcrrlvt* th *
active meilUktioiv LBEEPI-Y. to kill III**
fwddwl germ* ON CONTACT.
IN ONE HOUR
you MI-8T br or your back at
any drug store. Apply I t LI. STRENGTH
for athlete toot, F 6. (foot odor), itcfiv
or sweaty fret. Today at
MAYES DRUG STORE
(j&zmoun (^in2 AMm
Mi' and Mr- Tom ’.McGill, and i
daughter, visited in the home of j
Mr. and Mrs C A Crump, Tues-1
day and Wednesday
Plans Made
Mi and Mrs. C A Crump,
Peggy and patsy, visited in Lub-
bock over the weekend
For Art (Huh
The study of King Lear was
begun, when the Shakespeare
Club met at the Library, Tuesday
afternoon/with Mrs. Jesse Mar-
tin.
Mrs. H M, Thompson was pro-
gram leudei lor the afternoon
Interesting papers were given by
Mrs Thompson on ‘‘The Source of
The Play" and Mrs. Joe K. Tay-
Mrs. Fannie Rich will leave
Wednesday afternoon, by plane,
for-Winnepeg, Canad ■ She will
return bv car with her daughter.
M t s. Frances Lee.
Final plans were made for the
Fail Festival when the Browning
Art Club met Tuesday afternoon,
at the American Legion Hall.
Plans were also made for a
series of exhibits from the Pan-
American galleries. Those ex?
lor gave ''It’s Place Among
Shakespeare'-' [Hamas.,;' daughter. Deborah, of Son Bern-
Selected passages from Act I to Texas, returned home Tues-
were read and discussed by the day, after a weeks visit with
group. Mrs. R. F. Price gave their oarents. Mrs, Ola Mills, and
Mr. and Mrs W. Dan Smith j hi lots will include world and na-
were visitors in Abilene, Mon- Itional painters,
day . • The first exhibit will open in
! Coleman on Oetobei 4 There
W Dan Smith and N K Iv.w- be "n<‘ exhibit a month for
ell, of Goldsboro, went to Ste- | the next nine months, with each
phenville, Tuesday. on business, having a different subject.
f Those present for the meeting
M, and Mrs. Bills M Us. and Mesdames Ben Taylor,
Dink fay Urn. P 1
WHEN A MAN BREAKS A PATE VKE
USUALLY HAS TO. WMfM 6 GIRL
BREAKS A DATE ,SHE USUALLY
HAS TWO."
CURB SERVICE
Tool, Blow, Lean on your horn . .*.
we'll heat you to it! Our nervier is
good, our steaks are better. "Tool”
us today!
the critics report.
Mr.
J Reeves, Dora
Iipmpeotis. Otis Curry. Mike
Wright. Brownie Seals. Harold
Stovall, M - 'Sarah Keeton,
Tommie Nii hoi- and Go it ha
CABBY
^ WILLIAMS - Victor IGRY - Kam BOOTH
Miss Borgia Ray was hotess
to the Business Guild of the First
Christian Church, when it met
in her home Tuesday. Mrs. Anna
Lewis Simmons was co-hdstess.
Nell Love gave the lesson, taken
from the second chapter of
"Strong Son of God," with Thel-
ma . Crammer, Dot Gillespie,
and Clara Gibson assisting.
Augusta Koenig gave the de-i
votional. • „
Those present were Anna Lewis
Simmons, Alethu Boardmari, Nell
Love, Annie Mae Harrison, Mary
McGreagor, Dot Gillespie, Nanie
Powell, Worthy Henderson, Thel-
ma Grammar, Edna Downs,
Jewell Hinds. Doris Moore, Clara
Gibson, Mabel Allen, Augusta
; Koenig, and the hostess.
Sunbeams
Have Meet
Members attending were Mes- i Coleman.
and Mrs. Wess Davis, of ,, ,
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dames John F. Henderson. R
| G. Hollingsworth, R. F Price,
John Saunders. Joe K. Taylor.
II M. Thompson, Walter Garland
I and the hostess.
home with them for a short visit
A state mission program was
given by Mrs. Doyle Glasson,
when the Sunbeams met Monday,
at the First Baptist Church.
Mrs. N. C. Highfield gave a
stewardship program. The group
sung songs and played several
games.
Refreshments were served to
Rebecca Burkett, Nance Carnp-
i hell, Kay Caffey, Billy Glasson,
Mary Laverne Gibbons, Karen
Strother, Jan Herridge, Nicki
Naylor. Norman Highfield, Stan-
ley Miller, Lewis Barker, Mrs,
Highfield, Mrs. Dennis Gaines,
and Mrs. Doyle Glasson,
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THIS WEEK you can still buy
your new Gossard bra and girdle
before new higher prices go into
effect enforced by prevailing ris-
ing costs of manufacturing. Stur-
ges and Gibbs .states that many
famous makers of foundations
have already advanced prices in
the retail stores through prices
of Gossards at Sturges & Gibbs
this week. (Adv.)
FREE
Absolutely No Strings Attached
MAN'S OR LADIES'
$7150 Be nr us
Nationally Advertised Wrist Watch
.......j
1. Register at Tyson Jeweler’s Booth at the Fall Festival
2. No Charge
3. Nothing to buy
4. You will not haye to be present to win.
5. Drawing to be held at Tyson Jeweler booth Sat. at 4 p.m.
6. Winner takes choice of watches
7. Prize watches on display.
If
TYSON JEWELER
Bank and Office Building
Coleman's Best Jewelry Values
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Hostess To
Mrs, Gaines
Bible Class
LOCALS
Mrs. F. M. McKinney left Fri-
day for a visit m Parrtpa with
her daughter, Miss Betty McKin-
ney .
Mrs. Jim Norwood of Texon is
Vjsiting here with her (sister.
Mrs. Guy Craig and Mr, Craig
Mrs. Grady Comedy and Mrs I
Nell Simmons, visited in Alexan-
der, Saturday with Mrs. E. G,
(’rye,
D
b Our store will be closed for rme hour, from 10:00 to 11:0!)
u.m., Thursday Sept,. 28 during the funeral of my broth-
er-in-law and former'business associate,. Jake Krpll, of
-¥■ ■
Marlin.
ALEX MAYERS
Mrs. Frank Bradley of San An-
tonio and Mrs. Ruby Brittin of,
Saludo, arrived Monday to be at
the bedside of their brother, Jack
Durham, who suffered a stroke,
Saturday.
Lang Martin is in San Antonio
on business.
Mrs. F. G. Gaines was hostess
to the Overall Bible Class of the
First Methodist Church, when it '
met in. her home, Friday after-[
noon. Her daughter. Mrs. J. C |
Lauder was co-hostess.
Mrs. Roland Kemp presided
over the business meeting. The
song, "What A Friend We Have
In Jesus" was sung by the group
and a prayer was given by Mrs.
Jesse Martin.
A donation of $5 was given to
the Primary department of the
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Samuel'
of Dallas visited over the week-
end with her sister Mrs. Frankie
Sell wick.
Mr: and Mrs. Don Sawyer of
Brownwood visited Were Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Pat Warren.
'»..>* *
Mrs. W. A. Williamson of San
Antonio, visited with Mrs W. C
Woodward, Tuesday. Mrs. Wil-
liamson was enroute to visit her
sister Mrs. J. O, Hall on her
ranch in north Coleman County.
church. | '
Ice cream and cake was served I Mr. and Mrs. R G. Hollings-
to Mesdames W. J. Stevens, G. ! worth returned Monday from a
K. Redding. Ola Weathered, Es-! visit in Tulsa, Okla, with their
sie Phillips, Roland Kemp, W. C.
Gay, J. H. Candler, Jesse Mar-
tin, J. L. Mayes, Ella Mulkey,
T. E. D. Shepherd,' Miss Anna
Weathered, three guests, M-rs. J.
T, Blair. Mrs. H. H. Hayes, and
Mrs. O. M, Parsons, and the
hostesses.
Mrs. Cross
Is Hostess
son Barclay Hollingsworth and
family.
Warren Woodward of Washing-
ton, D. C. arrived Saturday fot
a visit with his mother Mrs. Gar-
land Woodward and other rela-
tives.
Mrs.A’oe Cross was hostess to
the Just-A-Club, wlfen it met in
her home Tuesday afternoon.
The entertaining room was dec-
orated with various fall flowers.
Winners for the club meeting
were Mrs. Tom Jamison, club
high, Mrs. Wade Hemphill, sec-
ond high, Mrs. Earl Byrd, eon-
cilation ; and Mrs. Billie B. Beach,
bingo.
Others attending the meeting
were Mrs. Sam Cobb, Mrs.
Charles Dibrell, 'Mrs. A1 Gard-
ner, Mrs. Amil Green, and the
hostess.
Hospital News
j
BERRY NICE-That’s a pun,
son, but What else can you say
when a neat dish like Valerie
Wallace is chosen "Miss Black-
berry Julep, 1950" by the New
York State blackberry growers
to reign over their height-of-
the-season festival at Ellenviile,
New York?
Wvlromv
Our main desire is for your enjoyment
during 4he festive three days of Cole-
man County's First Annual Fall Festival.
You are welcome to stop at our booth
at the Fall Festival. We have a small ,
gift for you and your family/
Horihm ‘s
The Overall Memorial Hospital
reports (he following admissions
J. M. Elkins. Coleman medi-
cal: A. J. Durham, Coleman,
medical; Joyce Hinds, Talpa,
surgery; Mrs. James G. Hall-
mark, Coleman, medical; Jerald
Simonton, .Coleman, surgery;
Raymond Herrell, Coleman,
medical: and Mrs. Carl McKin-
zie, Burkett, medical
The following dismissals have
been reported:
j Mrs. James Buck. Coleman;
Alta Fay Graham. Talpa: Mrs.
W. II. Davis, Coleman; Mrs Rod-
ney Dean. Santa Anna; Mrs.
Ethel Burhes, Goldsboro. Mrs.
A, V. Livingston, Talpa; and C
D. Griggs, Coleman.
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Smith, Sidney S. Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 287, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 27, 1950, newspaper, September 27, 1950; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth750981/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.