Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, February 8, 1952 Page: 12 of 12
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Peecock, from and
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Friday, February 8, 1952 missed when they are absent.
Members of the family who hare looted for the two-story doll five great
spent Urn day watt Jir, aad Mrs. hou»* axis by E. A. Compton aad The dinli
Hoy Sherrill. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. ** ^V*^f,U| ful Happy fix
Sherrill; Mr. Lynwood Sherrill and ni»heil throughout bv Mr ConiD- Ai
Mrs, Mande Taylor who lire in the ton, with^JJroJrfate furnishing* *•*«•«* U”
home. artistically arranged. Much time piece, whk
Have yen selected your valen-
tine box of candy for your belov-
ed! There are many from which
to select.
HERE AND THERE
rlubs contribution to March of
Dimes.
. After needlework, accompanied
by conversation, the bootees serv-
ed pineapple cream pie aad coffee.
Those whose households were
free enough of- fltf ter attend this
H H. Kauftfmm.; 6aW Wood,,
Haven t you epjoyed the win-
dow of blues T In it have been
suits end adorable dresses, with
matching and contrasting acces-
sories.
ed silk-covered boxes for your
vslentine entertaining, you can
find them in town.
dot the day, as fritnds and rel-
atives from a number of places
quit to txpress congratulations
t* the couple, who have so' bhp-
pily reached this coveted goal,
and to wish for them many more
ytqtrs together.
'Attractive gold and yellow gifts
came in all during the day,
Those who observed the occe-
slen by attending were Mr. end
Mrs. James Burns, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Burns, Mrs. Maggie Knowles,
Mg. gnd Mrs. M. T, Res. Mr. and
Mrp. Press Pyeatt, Mrs. Ruby
Hobday and daughter, Connie,
Temple;
Mr. and Mrs.,Emory Rudd and
daughter, Imogen*, Mr. and Mrs.
tW. Omer Rudd, Mr. and Mrs.
Jotin Ramplev and- daughters,
(Tynthio and Katheiinar-frem Ft
Worth;
Japonica, daffodils, jonquils.
How striking is this window in
blsck-snd-whits. Black suita, black
IADNm PUNT BLUE )VE6,1VE BEEN
TAQ BRANO 8EED6 y BLUE TMfi BIM
7HEV MEAN EXTRA < CUSTOMERS P0(
MONE/iN THE BANK N—, ,_
Bulbs, bulbs, bulbs! Other beau-
ties for yards are ail ready end
.waiting to be put into Stephen-
Vi lie yards.
: 7° Have lived and remained in
good physical condition for etgh-
.ty-Cight years is an accomplish-
ment not nttainod by very many
.people. Mrs. Dora 8herrtll—“Moth-
er Sherrill” she is lovingly call-
,ed—marked that number on her
list of years last Sunday, January
twenty-seventh.
On that day the Stephenville
members of the 8herrill family
spent the day in Mother Sherrill’s
home, 619 East Washington.
These are always attentive to
their- mother, but for them to be
at her home all together, for
the whole day, is a joy unspeak-
able both to the aging mother and
to the ”chiidr*a.M
Mother Sherrill is said to be
remarkably well for her age, ac-
cording to a recent physical check-
up, so the day was no strain on
Her. She thoroughly enjoyed gifts
which were brought in during the
bursting into bloom all over town.
This makes one want to get nil
the leaves raked from the yard
aad begin making it attractive.
Moat Hkeiy gram and shrubs will
yet need protection from the leav-
en, so, many an leaving them a
while laager.
end her daughter, Marguirite—
Mrs. Boyd Dillon—of Cleburne,1
when they came for a visit with
Mrs. Jeas Cox, Thursday.
The three had lunch with Mr*
W. B. Sensing and visited among
friends in the afternoon.
Mrs. Culpepper pad Marguirite
will be remembered as wife and
daughter of the late dearly be-
loved 8. B. Culpepper, who ai two
different timet was pastor of First
Baptist Church of Stephenville.
He was pastor in Cleburne when
he was stricken.
“Too short was the visit of these
friends” was the concensus of those
who visited with them.
Sunday, January twenty-sev-
nis .narked the Golden Anniver-
sary of the wedding of Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Pyeatt, 1U0 North
Clinton.
The celebration started at noon
with a family dinner whieW wise
attended by twenty-five persona.
Four generations were represent-
ed at the dinner, ns follow*: Mr.
W. T. Pyeatt, W. A. Pyeatt, jtfrE
Dsn Wolfe, -and Ross - ABM
Wolfe. A daughter, Mrs. A. R,
Michaels of little Rock, Arkan-
sas. was also present. T '
Mr. and Mrs. Pyeatt have two
children, three grandchildren, and
, Wouldn't-g-.little boy like to
haV# :U)a maroon, .white-trim, rubl.
her,tired sUtfoh wagon whicj;
stands Just outside the door ok g
dowh-io*kn store. Perhaps the prtCs.
'-iris rodOcfd . there tt. hd sign *ay-‘
Oa Saturday evening, January
twenty-sixth, Girt Scout Troop
Eight had. a party et*-The Little
y House, Honolulu ( and Ciosliy who
will leave soon to live at Wink,
Texas, and Sandra Brooks who had
become fourteen years of age.
Games were played, after which
gifts were presented to Carol and
Sandis
Sandwiches, potato chips, gin-
ger ale, birthday cake and ice
cream were served te the follow-
ing girls and boys:
Alkie Poston, Marilyn Merrell,
Dorothy Jones, Jimmy Joyce1
Thomas, Deborah Pruett, Jeanette
Canady, Barbara Brewer, Ann
Roberson, Carol Crosby, Sandra ;
Brooks, Johnny Tackett, Clay ,
Jackson, Roland Russell, Darwin <
Stem, Donald and David Cleve-
land, Jimmy end Clifton Hartley
and Blue.
Mrs. B- J. Pruett and Mrs. O. D.
Brooks, loaders of Troop Eight
togj* v\ r*
The Joiepfi Chandlers arc vnov
ing into their’ lovely new' home.
•r Hiss Maybelle Fswetl, Mrs. E.
C. Fewell, Mr. snd Mrs. T. H.
Harrell, Mrs. Georgia MeCteskey,
Many a little girl’s heart must
Mrs. J. C. Farmer and Mrs. Ruth
Mitchell, both of Cox’s store, ore
down with flu. The faces and the
cheery attitudes of these two are day by family and friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Buchanan
spent Monday and Tuesday in Fort
Worth. Mr. Buchanan is on the
Stock Show’i Staff of Judges for
the State Club Boys Contest.
A new faoby boy came Tuesday
and Mrs. W. C. D»vis. Although
He has been expected for some
lime, there was no name ready
for him.
The newcomer’s father is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave O. Davis,
and. his mother is the daughter
of Ma. aad Mrs. Henry Belcher—
Sloiee Belcher she was.
There is another member of the
new baby’s family, three-year-old
Otheii, who is really the excited
t I Di.K
mot aatuiD
PINTO BEANS .
2 lb. Cello Bag ...............................
STRAWBERRIES
Honor Brand Frozen, 12 ox. box
APPLE BUTTER
Bama, 29 oz. jar .........................
Mrs. Earl Sinxleton was hostess
to Home Arts Sewing Club, at her
home on Fort Worth Highway,
Wednesday afternoon.
The reception rooms were adorn-
ed with numberless violets, those
lovely herbingem of spring, which
seemed to set the mood for the
Celored Quarters, lb.
~-==-= Circle
No. 303 Can .
KRAUT
Pel Monte, No. 303 Can ....____
TAMALES
Walker’a Aunt ex. No. 300 Can
Five dollars was voted as the
Excellent for Croquettes, 1 lb. Can
Sdnuhine Krispy, 1 lb. Box
PILLSBURY FLOUR
1 A LB. With Coupon In
* V BAG Today’s Paper *
Price Without Coupon....................
ORANGES
Tender Shoulder
Blade Cuts, lb. .
*S FLORIDA
5-Lb. Bag
Loin End
2 to 3 lb. Avg„ lb.
LETTUCE
Large Crisp Heads ..
TOMATOES
Firm Ripe. Carton ...
Freuh
Sliced, lb.
Let it rain! Let it snow! Let the sand blow! You can ignore the
weather when you dry your clothes the modttu elecuic way. An elearic
dryer quickly fluffs clothes in dean, fan-driven, elearically-heated air...
stmts on MumamuatHy when drying is completed. It saves you lugging and
hanging up heavy, wet clothes... eliminates
clothesline accidents that require washing to be
done over. In no time at all, everything’s been
dried as perfealy as if it had been on the lint for
hours. A new elearic cloches dryer is real wash-
saves wear and tear on you
CARROTS
Shoulder
CABBAGE
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day convenience,
and your dotbesl
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WIDE AWAKE SHOPPERS
KNOW THEIR DOLLARS
. GO FORTNER HERE /
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Potter, Bill. Stephenville Empire-Tribune (Stephenville, Tex.), Vol. 82, No. 6, Ed. 1 Friday, February 8, 1952, newspaper, February 8, 1952; Stephenville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1134622/m1/12/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.