Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 12, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 16, 1951 Page: 3 of 6
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 1G, 1951
Teenager Gefs
Appetite Back;
Thanks I
Thanks Hadacol
HADACOL Supplies Vitamins
Bl, B2, Niadn, and Iron
Which Her System Lacked.
According to Sara Loraine Beck,
Box 253, Coker, Alabama, when a
person is only 15 years old and feels
terrible, can’t eat or sleep the way
they should, it’s mighty bad. That
is the way loraine says she used to
feel, but —thajt was, of course, be-
fore she started
taking HADA-
COL. Loraine
found that taking
HADACOL help-
ed system over-
come deficiencies
hi Vitamins Bl,
B2, Niacin and
Iron, which HAD-
ACOL contains.
Here Is Lor-
aine's own state-
ment: “I was run-down, sick and
skinny, and weighed only 90 pounds
before I used HADACOL. I would
not eat because I had no appetite.
Now I weigh 123 pounds and have
an appetite. I feel a lot better. I
have been taking HADACOL 10
months and am still taking it. I
am IS. years old. HADACOL has
done me lots of good."
& 1950..The LeBla ir Corporation
LOCALS
Social - Clubs - Events
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT-VOICE, < Oi l .MAN TEX Vs PAGE THREE
Mrs, Mary Ellen Stevens, Jef-
fry and Peter Robinson of Dal-
las have been visiting with Dr.
Jerry Harbour.
Jackie Mills
. Society Editor
You Can Help, Too
Miss Patsy Parker of Abilene
visited over the weekend with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. G.
Parker.
orisraw ~ '*■ zwm
Marion Springer of Kresse vis-
ited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
R. J- Trigg.
Mrs. Curtis Schmidt, Mrs. Roy
Spruill of Mission and their
mother, Mrs. A. W. Hardy of
Santa Anna visited, with a sister,
Mrs. Alonzo Billings, and family
in Abilene over the weekend.
Mrs. R. L. Cope, Mrs. Jack
Durham and Mrs. Mack Snod-
grass were San Angelo visitors
Saturday.
Barclay Hollingsworth of Tul-
sa, Okla., visited Saturday and
Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. it. G. Hollingsworth.
George Robey left Sunday for
Snyder and Midland on business.
CLOSING NOTICE
The Two Coleman Hanks
will be closed
Friday, January 19fh
\In Observation of Robert
E. Lee’s Birthday
Coleman County Slate Bank
First Coleman National Bank
Mrs. Robert Lee, Jr.
Honored With Tea
Social
Calendar
LOCALS
Dr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon
were Waco visitors Sunday.
(This Social Calendar is for
your convenience. Please
call in all club meetings or
parties to our office. 6001, at
least one day before the
meting. Thank you!)
Mrs. Robert Lee, Jr., the for- Lee, Sr., of Irving, mother of the
mer Miss Betty Jo Loveless, was ; groom, Miss Marilyn Lee, Mrs.
honored Saturday from 4 to 6 jbai\ Lane, Mrs. Boyd Greenway
p. m. at. the Taylor Tea Room i and' Miss Mary Sue Greepway,
with a gift tea. j of Waco.
Mrs. Terrell Graves . greeted Mrs Anna Wells directed guests
guests at the door and presented j to the register where Mrs. Monte
them'to those in the receiving ' Gideon-presided Made by Mrs.
Ijne, Mrs. D, E. Loveless, mother , Forrest Caskey, the register was
of the bride, the honoree, Mrs. j made of white ,-atin with a mini-
Robert Lee, Jr.. Mrs. Robert | ature arrangement of yellow rose
-i---**--—■---;— --s---thuds tied with chartreuse and
Mrs. Osie Stewart ! w1^s*5 gbbon'
j Wins High Lady At
: 42 Party Monday
Mrs. Fred GoSs and Mrs. Bill
i Felly entertained the Woman’s
| Auxiliary of the Fire Depart-
Critiz directed
| guests to the dining ryom where
j Mrs. W. T. Jones, Jr,., and Mrs,
Jack Gordon poured punch, the
first hour and Mrs. R. M. Ellis
and’Mrs! S. T, Cobb, Sr., poured
the.second hour. Assisting in the | with Mrs
9:30 a. m
Mi . and Mrs, Hayden Hargett
have relumed from a business
trip to .Dallas and a visit in
Fort Worth with Mrs. Hargett's
sister M. Thomas B Smith,
arid Mr Smith.
Tuesday
The Entre Nous Club will rrnk-t
. Mr and Mr
at the Taylor Tea Room with | ,
Mrs. J. F. G,tine« 1 p, m. jweok witit het ’mother, Mrs. G.
moe1 at! B Turner family
T. C Tubbs of
arc visiting this
The Stamp Club will
the BCD at 7:30 p. m
The Young People of the Cen- !
tral Baptist Church will meet at ;
the church at 7:45 p, m.
The Boys’ Royal Ambassadors j
will meet at the First Baptist
Church at 4 p. m.
The Coleman Business arid Pro-
fessional Women’s Club will meet
at the Hotel Club Room at 7:30
p. m.
Wednesday
The Lancaster Circle of the
First Baptist Church will meet
Benny Proctor
Dies Alter Wreck
this af
Christ
ny Proctor
Mr. Prw
The Truly Circle of the First i
with !
W. M. Simmons at
ment and their husbands Mon-[dining room were Mrs. Rex
[ days night with a 42 party at j Jones, Mrs. Jo Copeland, Mrs.
the fire station. , Weldon Davis the first hour and Baptist Church will meet
Prize winners include Mrs Mrs. Donald Saunders, Mrs. Don • Mrs. Earl Sartor at 9:30
Osie Stewart, high lady, Bobby j Starnes and Miss Lera McClei-
Moneyhun, high man, Mrs. [ lari the second hour,
i Henry Ward, low lady, Osie Stew- The laCe covered dining table
j art, low man and Bobby Money- was centered with a beautiful
hnTrrffoating prize. ’ j arrangement of white gladiole
Refreshments were served, to and chrysanthemums. Betty —
Mr. and Mrs. A: E. Folkner, Mr. Bob was. embossed .in gold on
and Mrs. Ed Graves, Mr. and., white napkins,
Mrs. W. O. White, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. B J. Joyce and Mrs. Ar-
Osie Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Bob- lie Harris displayed gifts in the
by Moneyhun, Mr. and Mrs. J gift rooms.
P. Van Pelt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry i Hostesses for the evening were
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. 0» B. Kite- Mesdames R. M.1 Ellis, Terrell
hen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Felty and [Graves, W. T. Jones, Jr., S. T.
services were held
toon at the Church of
Breckenririge for Ben-
23, of Breckenridge.
or. who. was employ-
Pamella O’Neal (left) helps her older sister, Patricia, adjust the
braces which make it possible for her to walk again after a severe
polio attack. Pamella also was stricken but recovered completely.
March of Dimes funds paid for treatment for both these daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. O’Neal, of Raleigh, N. C. More than $2,500 was
| paid by the local March of Dimes Chapter toward Patricia’s treatment.
Mr, and Mrs. Bennett Nonce Mr and Mrs. James P. Price
took their granddaughter, PaL ^-Big -Spring visited over the
i ^
weeks, to Waco Sunday where an ' Mis Tloyd I rice, and at
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I Novice with her parents, Mr.
L. Bailey, met her and she ac-
companied them home to Nacog-
doches.
Mr. ancj Mrs. Fred Ru lob
left Monday for Dallas and Fort
Worth on business.
and Mrs. Barney Rathmell.
Mr."and Mrs, Edward Beilett,
of Amarillo visited over the
weekend with her sister, Mrs.
A. J. Black and family.
Mrs. W. C. 'Wbotftvnrtf' ’left
Monday for Austin for several
days visit with friends.
Mr. -and Mrs. George Rhone
\yiil leave Wednesday for a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. W. A.
Muse, and family.
The Mary Martha Circle of the
First Christian Church will meet
with Mrs. Everett Clifford at
0v30--a-: ——*—■— j———-
The Betty Morris Circle ot Ha-
First Methodist Church will mee'
with Mrs. Lamar Evans at 4 p
ed with King.Butane Gas Comp-
any, died in a Stamford hospital
Sunday midnight after suffering
injurie: received in an accident
bi .vei n Luder and Stamfrtrii
Saturi : - mornng at 7 a. m.
Survivors include his wife, his
nm oiii- Mr. anijj- Mr»—(X—R, .
Procti." "f Breckenridge. two
brothers five sisters and three
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goss.
Cobb. Sr, Jack Gordon, Tommie
Saunders. B. J. Joyce. Monte
Gideon, Wilbur Crum, Arlie Har-
ris, Anna Wells, E. M. Critz,.
Floyd _Price and Charles Blan-
ton.
Study Club Planned
By Eastern Star
Mrs. Neta Caskey was hostess
to Jhe Coleman Chapter No. 360
Order of the Eastern Star when
it met Monday evening with Mrs1.'
Forrest Caskey presiding.
The chapter was opened in
regular form and the usual form !
of business was followed. Reports’1 | iQliMvll vw
of committees were read’ and ap-j
proved. j Wiley P. Sewell, station mana-1
The Susannah Wesley Ci eie of
the First Methodist Church v.;
meet at the church at 3 p. m
The Girl Scout Trow N 3
will meet at the Little House at
4 p m.
The Taylor Circle of the First
Baptist Church will meet ' with
its of Coleman, Mrs. Vernon
it'll. Mrs, T. J Minor and
W liter Sewell. He was a
t oSheriff H. F. Fenton,
ltermeti'. was m Brecken-
. i Cemetery.
]’,i : . .. i. r W Taylor, Jr,
■ Deliis left Monday for
Dallas to attend the 1951 Chrys-
Mrs. E. V. Brown at 9:30 a. in. in .-now.
Wiley P. Sewell
Poster Boy Lends A Hand
Plans for a study club, a school
of instruction, to be held Febru-
ary 22 were made. The Club will
meet Thursday, January 18 with
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Caskey at
ger for Trans-Texas Airlines in
Coleman, left Monday for El
Paso, where he has been trans-
ferred to Municipal Airport.
Sewell has been with Trans-
214 W. Walnut, Friday night, , Texas since October, 1948. at
January 19 with Mr. and Mrs. H. which time he was in Fort Worth.
Slate at 222 RoseTawn and Satur-1 He was transferred to Coleman
day night with Mr. and Mrs. E.
P. Jowers at 812 Commercial
Avenue.
The chapter closed in regular
form after which refreshments
were served to about 22 members
and visitors.
in August, 1949.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
non Sewell of 1916 Frio, Cole-
man, he graduated from /Cole- [
man High School in 1943 and
served two years in the Air Corp [
during World War II.
These days It's only smart to
put your money in an all-new
1951 car—and the 1951
Mercury is the buy of the year.
‘‘The buy of your life” in fact!
Steady, trouble-free running,
low operating costs, long de-
pendable service, high resale
value—there’s nothing like
the new Mercury!
|\foifiihg[ life if for
encfunnA beauty!
lib if for
lasting flower!
Admiring glances follow when the
new Mercury whisks by—for the
1951 Mercury look is long and lovely.
The kind of practical stylishness that
will stay popular for years! And the
Mercury rides as sweet as it looks.
[\I&W 1951
Mercury owners will tell you the
wonderful story of thrift, power,
and performance with Mercury’s
great, 8-cylinder, V-type, "Hi-
Power Compression” engine. But
get the facts for yourself—drive
the new 1951 Mercury!
Larry McKenzie, 1951 March of Dimes poster boy, has the honor of
contributing the first dime In the nationwide campaign against polio
to Basil O’Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis. This year’s coin container, designed as a miniature iron
lung, bears Larry's picture and the slogan “Lend Me A Hand.” Larry
was stricken at his family's summer home near Lake Ontario in New
York State in August, 1949. His case was serious, with arms, legs,
breathing and eyesight at first involved. Now Larry is making a fine
comeback, thanks to March of Dimes help.
fJothir^ lib if on ita road!
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From The Tiny Acorn
Comes The Mighty Oak
In looking over our records, we observe that many of
our customers began their career with us in a very small
way, making small deposits ami negotiating small loans.
They now own considerable’ property and enjoy a large
volume of business.
Many have expressed their appreciation for the help
our service has been to them, and we appreciate their re-
marks.
Our aim is to be helpful at all times.
First Coleman
National Bank
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Hanking System
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Smith, Sidney S. Coleman Daily Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 12, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 16, 1951, newspaper, January 16, 1951; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth751407/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Coleman Public Library.