The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 114, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 13, 1928 Page: 6 of 6
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THE CUERO RECORD
Comfortable Suits For
THE MAN WHO
Dresses Conservatively
For the man who wants to be comfortable and get
well dressed we offer Griffon “Breezettes” for1
sultry summery days. Good looking, yet conserv-
ative styled, in models to fit even the man whose
waist line hai increased till he fears he can no
longer be fit. Shades of tan'and grey with neat
stripes, expertly tailored.
Try fresh whole wheat bread from
PttskaTa Home Bakery* (Advt.)
Misses Jessie and Mary Lee Mc-
Crabb, and Gene Tjraylqg and Sammy
Samuels of Coleman, were visitors
vta Victoria Friday afternoon.
Mft. T. D. Sells of Dellas was the
guest of Mrs. W. L. Traylor during
tbe^fSast week. * ^ ,
Big shipment Boy Scout^ uniforms
Just received at Bass Bros Co. (adv)
W. L. Traylor left Friday for his
ranch near Le Ward, where he was
celled on business.
Miss Artis Martin of Yoakun^ was a]
Cuero vfsttor Friday evening.
Try Cuero made Potato Chips. Plis-
kal Houle Bake nr. (advt.)
’ '
John Milam Taylor of Yorktown
visited friends in Cuero Friday even-
ing.
WHl Bower of Port Lavaca was a
business visitor in Cuero Saturday.
Mlaa Billie Moore of Victoria was
the guest of Cuero firends for the
week end.; ' ’ i1;
How Can She Keep
So Fresh and Cool?
Tropical Suits for Young Men
Suits of the lightest all wool fabrics 'in
Tans, Greys, and Browns, tailored in the
south for southern summers; these suits
Offer young men just the suits thej have
been wanting. * \
[ $17.50*
Others $9,50 to $14.50 v
Spring Ties in New Cblors
Newest Spring colors is bow and four-in-
hand ties are here in the right shades for
every .spring ouffit. Hand-made of finest
silks for long wear.
$1.50
Others 25c to $1.00
Not even the'Warmest, most sultry of the " 'Sum-
mer days, seem to wither or fade her freshness—
she is always so dainty and cool. * There's a rea-
son—and you, too, may share the ‘secret. Just
dfop in and* view the selection of smart Summer
frocks that we are showing. Designed to baffle
the withering rays of Old Sol and to kcrep the
wearer cool and dainty in the hottest of Summer
days.
The Record regrets to report Mrs.
E. Friable confined to he r,ho me with
«n attack of the flu. f . W
rd, Grand Chancel-
of Pyftfaa accom-
md giris to Cuero
i audience on the
He was introduced
who acted 8'
WHERE DEPENDABLE QUALITY IS LOW PRICED!
A. S. Carter drove to, Lockhart Sat-
urday morning on business.
J
Complete Boy Scout uniforms in
all sines at Base Bros. Co. (adv)
Mi^s Floy Finney arrived Friday
evening from San Antonio for a'week
end visit with ben mother, Mrs. W.
D. Finney. She was accompanied to
Cuero by Miss Jessie Donaho who is
the guept of Mrs. J. L. Sheppard.
Mrs. S. C. Lackey and Mrs. Stayton
Weldon were called to Flores villa
during the past week by the serious
illness of Dr. D. B. Blake who is re-
his brother's
PRESBYTERIAN CHUURCH DlAY
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH.
\
This is the last church day, so we
urge you td do your shopping on this
Hay, and make it a banner day. The
more jyou buy the more this clyirch
will make. We are giving a liberal
percentage of all sales on this day
for their benefit. So come and help a
worthy cause. Here are some of the
special bargains offered as as pecial
inducement.
Children's Rayon Unions an 85c
value at 55c. each. $100 silk to the
top chiffon hose in all*the new shades
for 89c' pr. 1 lot girla printed dresses,
sized from 7 to 14J!bg.$l.©tf. Mens S5c
striped anion suits now 69c. Mens all
silk fuH- fashioned half hoae a $1.00
value .lor' 75c piy^tflot Ladies crepe
dresses $18.75 to $80.00 for $14.95.
The following ladies will be in
charge of the stoie on this day. Mrt.
Tom Murphy, Mrs.. EL O. Kdiritz, Miss
Andie W&gnea, Mrs. Sam Beiiuett,
Mrs. R. E. Kleas, Mfcs Nell Thompson
They kindly soHlHt your -patronage,
(adv). Kodhler Dry Goods Co.
Sam Samuels of Coleman is visiting
friends in Cuero for the week end.
ogram the* visitors
wel Lodge, and the
ijoyeg a delightful
In the parlors of
rAich time refreeh-
m and cake were
Si#
Dirigible Delayed'
In Flight to Pole
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
♦ A. H. Clark, Pastor
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. ,
Worship and sermon 11 a. m.
“Woman’s Plan *in the Prepent
Order” is the subject of the message.
Adults, Seniors, Intermediate and
Junlers- will please meet promptly at
7 p. m.
Evening church service at 8 o’clock.
The public is cordially invited to st-
all services. j , -
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
EVerett H. Jones, Rector
Fifth Sunday after Easter.
7:30 a. m. Holy Communion.
9:30 a. m. Church School.
' 11 a. m. Morning Prayer and Ser-
The Mother.”
The Best Pal You’ve
OSLO. May 12.—(IMS)—The dirigible
Jtalia remained at King’s Bay Spits-
bergen today while mechanics repair-
ed the rear motor which was damag-
ed slightly yesterday when the ship
was forced back from the Pole by an
impenetrable fog. .
Whether you’ve realized it
Mother is the best pal
ever had or ever will have
world.
of the two clubs were
tng their vistt to Cuero
4 lodge members and
t (eavlng early Sat-
for La Grange where
ceiving treatment at
. hospital there.
if Miss Elnita Nagel is spending the
tStah—Beatrice” Pat- week end wIth her P*rents- Mr. and
ler. Mary Farrow. *•^NageL
Maurice Roberts, Mr aBd Mrn^H. B. Nicholson of
Clare DeF^e, Eli- Sail Ant0nj0 are visiting in the home
than Barton, Evelyn ^ ^ 0 Meore, Mrs. Nicholson’s
ayee, Cordelia Ne- . • -
. „ ,, .. brother.
Ips, Pollyaana Nore-
Mrs./W. J. Adcock of Mission Val-
le*. Club—Norman Jey, mother of Mrs. Wm. G. Semm-
teubioH, BUI Bolton, ler and Mrs. Fred Mueller, is seri-
* TOO CONSCIENTIOUS
A tramp asked the proprietor j>f a
circus fer a Job. He was Informed
that he could,become a lion tamer—.
Remember Her -
Its May 13- Mother's Day
-Give Her
Whitman’s Cand
Something She Would Not Buy Her^f
Mailed Anywhere—No charge for Packing
mon, subject
8 p. m. Evening Prayer and sermon.
Subject: “What can we Believe about
the Future Life?”
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Adult Bible
class “Jesus’ Method as a Teafeher,”
Thursday, Ascension Day, 10 a. m.
Holy Communion.
ously ill at the home of the lattej
Ben Arnold of Victoria was a Cuero
visitor Friday. - r
FIRST PReSBYTERfihN CHURCH
W. A. McLeod, Pastor:
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Classes for all.
Public worship 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
5 Christian Endeavor Societies 7 p.
Kayser Hosiery
New Arrivals
Meyttrsvillte Luthrsn Picnic.
The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid of Mey^
qrs^ille will have their annual picnic
oir the afternoon of May 17, at the
church. Fancy work and refresh-
ments will be sold. Public cordial-
ly invited. (advt)
MonJay 4 p. nj. Woman’s Auxiliary.
Wednesday 7 p. m. Sunday Schoo)
Teachers Training clasB.
Wednesday 8 p. m. Midweek Prayer
Service.
We welcome visitors.
For - graduation G>fts,
nothing could be more
appropriate than one '3)0
more pairs of Silk Hose.
Bazaar And Picnic
The Lindenau Lutheran Ladies Aid
will have their annual picnic and ba-
zaar on May 17th at the parsonage,
beginning at 2-o’clock, lunch and re-
freshments will be nerved. Everybody
welcome. ' ‘ fadv)
The Pride of Many \
An Extraordinary Pocket
ST. MARK’S LUTHERAN CMURCH
F. F. .Eberhardt. Pastor
9:30 a. m. Sunday School. Mr. Al-
fred Marquis SupLj p-
10:15 a. m
One lot of Exclusive Pat-
tern Hats, values from
$8*50 to $15.00, at ex-
actly Half Price.,:
| These Hats represent
styles that can be worn
1 now or later.
New hats for the sweet
girl graduate moderately
priced.
We have just received a
shipment containing • all
the new popular shades
for summer, and ^ plain
white. Kayser Pointex
heel' hose wear better.
English morning serv-
ice. Music by the Junior chub'.'
8 p. m. English Vesper Service. t
Wednesday night}, Mission Stpdy
Class.
Wednesday 4 p. m. Junior choir re-
hearsal. *
Friday at 4 p. m. Light Brigade.
Friday night choir rehearsal.
NOTICE^
The American Legion
Auxiliary
.will meet at the club rooms Monday,
May 14 at 3:30 p. m. Members urged
to Att»ad- Mrs- Bert Cook, Seety.
Chiffon and Service weight,
Twin Van
{Jncler the go
8T. MICHAEL’S CHURCH
Francis Pallanohe, Pastor
Fifth Sunday after Easter.
6:30 Holy Communion.
7:30 Low Mass, Solemn Ijoly Com-.
rndnioBv- - j *
10:00 Low Meas, Sermnn, Renewal
of Baptism Promises.
7:30 p. m. Rosary XJtany, Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Note:—Next Thursday will he As-
cension Day, Holy Day of obligation.
The Masses will be at 6:15 and 8:t0.
IE. o. KUNrrz,
Setting the Pace in
Clothes Value
uation gifts in Georgette, Voile
e- Make her happy with a
retty Handkerchiefs.
* Mercerized Handker-
chiefs, in plain or fancy borders. Men’s
Belt Straps and Initial Buckles. Boys*
Fancy two-piece Underwear. White
Broadcloth Shirts or smart figures and
stripes. f
V-’ t l' •’ i
Ho&iery
Silk Hose in plain or fancy numbers, a
gift that is always appreciated.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
J. W. Black, Pastor.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school, Myron
Bass, superintendent.
11 a. m. Mother's Day Service.
Preaching by pastor. Vocal solo, Mts8
Kathleen McMahon.
7 m. Mother’s Day program in
Junior and Senior Leagues.
$ p. m. preaching by pastor, sub-
ject: "The Breath In Wbe Winds.”
Special music.
Monday, 4 p. m. meeting of
Woman’s Missionary Society. f
Wednesday, 8 p. m.. midweek aerv-
ice and meeting of Church Building
Committee.
Lit64Sptin
Worsteds
EVERLASTING I
. . '-iWM
Is now being pnt on in
In a class by them-
selves. Smart, well
tailored * in fabrics
that would do credit
to suits selling at
more. „ . .
Neckvyear
Smart patterns in new
Spring colors in four-in
hand and Bat Wings.
$L00, $1.50, $2.00 •
A lovely showing of
Kayser Marvelray Teds,
Bloomers and Step-ins,
a lovely and practical
gift. $1.00 and up.
Cures Chills and Fever,
Intermittent, Remitti®nt and
Bilious Fever due to Malaria
M Mgj thn Qemre.
Phene 19
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 68, No. 114, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 13, 1928, newspaper, May 13, 1928; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1046960/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.