The Lampasas Record (Lampasas, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1938 Page: 2 of 8
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THE LAMPASAS RECORD, JUNE », 1888
BRIGGS NEWS
Have You Taken Advantage Of
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Your Choice For 19c
Your Choice For 9c
SPUDS
SUGAR
LARD
10 LBS.
10 LBS. CANE
4-LB. PKG.
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Stripes Of All Kinds
F L O U R — Get Our Prices —FLOUR
W. H. MOSES
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• me <jr. Al. innnignain home
of student body for the two weeks returned ldst
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DE WOLFE HEADS JUDGE
MIRROWS AND SILVERING
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THE HOUSE OF HAZARDS
By Mac Arthur
Bunch
take
gubernatorial race, accord-
on the Colorado river.
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e
self to a continuation of the light to
cut gas rates for a million Texas con-
CLEAN8ER, 2 Cans RAW
POTTED Meat, 3 cans RAW
For m
If we
TOMATO PASTE, 3 Cans
ALCOHOL, Pt. Rubbing
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fbUKETO TAKE A SAAP
Of YOU IN THE WHEEL
BARROW if DAD WOULD
OMUf scrub rr out. „
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What
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their
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Thursday to his home at Arlington.
Mr. and Mrs. James Peevy and
And d|
What
Thie
Bob McKnight who has been visit-
ing in the G. M. Dillingham home
Tomatoes, 5 8ml. or 3 Lrg.
MILK, 6 Small or 3 Tall
SOAP, 5 Giant Crystal White
Toilet Tissue, 5 Rolls B&W
JELLY, 2-Ib Jar Apple
Miss Viva Mae Cox went Saturday
to her home in Waco where she will
spend the summer months. She was
a teacher in the local schools the past
year.
Miss SaraTom Jones .local gram-
mar school teacher, went to her home
in Coleman Monday where she will
spend the summer vacation.
Day Phones
8. W. 75
Rural 122R2
WILLYS CARS - RELIABLE BATTERIES - G. M. C. TRUCKS
Woodward,
and ea-president of the
Association, who held an
at his office for Bill Mc-
iater introduced McCraw
And I
How
I- Homer C. DeWolfe, widely known
figure in Texas politics, has accepted'
the post of Central Texas manager
(including Lampasas County) In the
campaign of District Judge Ralph.
Yarborough of Austin for Attorney/
General, according to an announced
ment from Yarborough’s beadquarter*
Mrs. Pomeroy Smith and children.
Mrs. J. L. Patterson, Mrs. T. R.
Carson and children, and Mrs. A. B.
Moone were vMting in Austin last
Friday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
cus Patterson and son, Jack, and
Mrs. Letha McAndrews and daughters, i
Mr. and Mrs. Melton Feweli and
baby visited in Austin Sunday, bring
ing Mrs. Moore and her grandchil-
' dren home.
FLOYD FAUBION MANAGES SON OF LOCAL PEOPLE
THEATRE AT ANGLETON HONORED BY SCHOOL MATES
Wednesday night, Odas Moore’s
ball team defeated the Ma-
team on the local court.
radio and television, air conditioning
and refrigeration, electricity, and
Austin.—The temperature of the
weather and the Governor’s race both
mounted this week, as Ernest Thomp-
The
your oruer for Rubber Stamps at
very low prices. Give us your order
''MY, MY THE STYLES
FOR WORKING IN THE
GARDEN ARE DARLING
THIS SEASON
Night Pthones
S. W. 175-W
The following was carried in the
Angelton newspaper of last week:
“Floyd Faubion, from Yorktown,
has accepted the position of manager
of the Angleton Theatre and is now in
charge. Mrs. Faubion is with him and
will assist.
“Mr. Faubion has had wide experi-
ence in the theatre business and is ex-
pected to do more than his share in
upbuilding the high standards on Long
Theatres. He and Mrs. Faubion are
issued a cordial welcome here.”
Mr. Faubion sent in bis check a few . ®irtel and gas engine,
days ago to have The Record come to
his address in his new home. Thanks, I
Floyd, and congratulations.
NOBODY’S BUSINESS
By Julian Capers, Jr.
with
Mr.
Dick Ixigan of Laredo is sp
this week in the Charlie Geddes
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Henry
family were week end guests of
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry |
Scallon.
Mr.' and Mrs. Lee Hen
ed in Lampasas Sunday
with their daughter and family,
and Mrs. T. O. Buckland.
Mrs. N. E. Loving and Bennie
Supple were Friday afternoon visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Groves.
Mr .and Mrs. Reynolds of Killeen
spent Sunday visiting
daughter and son,-in-law,
Mrs. Norman Bear.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
son, and George Cox, Jr., Mr.
100 were in attendance.
Mrs. T. C. Cloud and
Mrs. Rosa,1 their graud-
Misses Ruth and Nelda
in Florence Sunday,
NEW YORK CITY . • . The Roman-striped blazer worn by the
in the folding chair Is made of silk and rayon jersey; her slacks art
of a navy blue mohair mixture. Her companion wears the bra top
and swimming shorts of a four-piece suit in brightly printed linen
weave; the two other pieces are a button-on bodice and skirt ’
Wolf-McLean Specials!
THE FOLLOWING PRICES GOOD FROM
, been visiting in Lometa with
Dorothy Nell Paige.
Rev. and Mrs. Alvin Mauldin »:ni
sons and her mother, Mrs. Turner,
were in Georgetown Monday to attend
the commencement exercise at South-
western University.
Mrs. H. R. Caskey was taken to the
Rollins-Brook hospital Friday night,
for medical treatment. Our hope is
. that she will soon be able to return to
and
and
Mrs. E. A. Groves and granddaugh-
ter, Mary I^ee were guests Munday In
the Earl Groves home.
Mrs. E. B. Aguire visited Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gulnaty.
Mrs. A. H. Hodges and son, James,
and Mrs. Jim Wright and daughter
spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Claud Hodges.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Groves and son,
Jegn, were Saturday night via
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Herrmann.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ben
family visited awhile Sunday al
noon in the Walter Ramsey home.
Mrs. E. B. Aguire was a guest
Mrs. Lee Herrmann Tuesday
noon.
Messrs. George Coz, Ovie ’’
Glass, any kind or size. We pick up
1 and deliver. Those interested may
leave names at Record Office, Lam-
pasas, or write HEWITT GLASS CO.,
Georgetown, Texas. (Aug 25)
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James Thomas of Dallas was
1,000 studt nts from all parts of the children of Menard were week end ‘'chairman, were preparing this week-
world who are. enrolled in courses in visitors here with Granny Smith, end to adopt a “resolution of policy,” L YARBOROUGH’S RACE IN DIST.
Tixlifk mid nit* pnndiHnnlno —_ _ * ’ • v •— ______
gan writing letters and offering to
work for our candidate—for so much
...... a week and expenses,’’ complained one
ing to the other candidates, has l.een <*">P"<K" worker. “the result Is the
to jnake it very tough for all the can- b,,J’s wh" P"t «P ,he nioney
didates to raise campaign funds. think we’re already financed, like
“Xfter Crowley spread around that Crowley claims, and we’re having a
talk about $2,000,000 campaign funds, bard act Ung enough dough to
folks that usually could be counted on pay our press agents and to print and Ralph DuvH spent Monday
to donate $1,000 to our candidate, be-our literature.’’
RUBBER STAMPS
Lampasas Record will
declaring the committee will not cer-
tify any candidate whose name is en-
tered “with palpable intent to de-
fraud the voters, and make a joke
of. the Democratic executive commit-
tee.” Meanwhile, the Dallas News
dug up a story to the effect that
“Verneet O. Thompson” has been list-
ed in the retail credit records of
Dallas as “Vivian O. Thompson,” and I DeWolfe, former member oFTfle
had never gone by the name of “Ver- ii°U8t> °T Representatives from Mills
nest.”
THAT MAN ALLRED, AGAIN
The story that Jimmie Allred will
be named a Federal judge for the
Southern Texas district was revived
with vigor here this week, and vari-
ous insiders claimed absolute confir-1
mation of the report, carried many
months ago in this column. Chief spec-
ulation here was whether Allred, if
named, would resign in time to per-
mit Lt. Gov. Walter Woodul to serve
as governor for a while prior to the
July primary.
TWO MORE PRESS AGENTS
Newest recruits to Attorney General
BUI McCraw’s record-breaking staff
of publicity men this week were North
Bigbee, former oil editor of the Dallas
News, and Ed Kilman, political writ-
er of the Houston Post. Kilman was
reported scheduled to begin a leave
of absence from his paper to write
McCraw publicity until after elections.
QUEER POLITICAL LINEUP
'l!he hotel lobby political -experts
this week were getting a chuckle out
of the action of Walter
ex-Senator,
State Bar
open house
Craw, and
at a speaking in Coleman, Woodward’s instead of rhe traveling salesman (tf)
home town. McCraw defeated Wood- ,
ward for attorney general four rears » . „ . ..
<r " A Record Want-Ad Gets Results,
ago.
CROWLEY’S CONTRIBUTION
The chief effect which Washington
Candidate Karl Crowley has had on
the Texas
Wash and Vacuum Clean 48c
RELINE BRAKES
* Mechanical
RELINE BRAKES
Hydraulic $4 to $9.00
(This includes Material and Labor on Both)
and Comanche Counties, was a clash-
mate of Yarborough at the University
I of Texas law pchool, from which both
graduated with highest honors, and
they were associated as Assistant At-
torneys General for three years.
A native of Burnet County, De-
Wolfe graduated from Lampasas high
school, and practiced law in Goldth-
waite. He now is an Austin attorney.
“I know Ralph Yarborough to be
honest, capable and a man of untir-
ing energy,” DeWolfe said. “Although
comparatively young, he probably has
had more courtroom experience than
comes to the average lawyer in a
lifetime of active practice. In my
opinion, he is one of the most en-
able trial and appellate Lawyers in
the State. The victories he won in
the courthouse for the Permanent Free
School Fund while Assistant Attorney
General should forcefully illustrate to
ail Texans Ms ability as a lawyer
qua!fled to hold the high position to
which he aspires.”
| B. L.~ Feweli was a Sunday night
a guest of his son and daughter, Mr.
week end visitor here with his mo- ' and Mrs. Melton Feweli and daugh-
ther, Mrs. John Sherrard, and grand- ter.
mother, Mrs. J. H. H. Berry.
Los Angeles, Calif. — Warren S.
Messenger of Lampasas, Texas, who
is in Los Angeles, Calif., where he is |uut bikj w
a student of radio and television at! jler home
the National Schools, has been elect-
ed to the highest office the institution
can bestow, that
president.
The National Schools boasts nearly
Wolf-McLean
WE HAVE Started Chicks for sale
cheap. Will trade for cows, sheep or
feed. SNELL’S HATCHERS, Lam-
pasas, Texas. 7 . ' (itc)
“Leto’s” for the Gums
Are your gums irritated? Do they
itch? Do they burn? Do your gums
cause annoyance? Druggists return
mpney if first bottle of “LETO’S"
fails to satisfy.
(2) MACKEY’S DRUGS
May 23 to June 23
Grease Car 48c
RING AND VALVE JOB:
4 Cylinder $10.00
6 Cylinder „ 12.50
8 Cylinder .... 18.00
(Material and Labor on all)
REBUSH Spindles and Align . j •
Wheels $4 to $9.50 TIGHTEN Body and Chasis
(Material and Labor) Bolts —A .•«©
CLEAN and FLUSH RADIATOR the Everready Way ’ $1.00
We Will Make SPECIAL PRICES on Any Job You Have. Call
by for Any Information You May Want.
Mrs. Walter Dillingham and daugh-
ter, Miss Rayma, accompanied Mrs. j
C. P. Cloud'and daughter, Hiss Dor-
othy, and W. S. Dillingham of Lam-
pasas to the Killeen home-coming cel-
ebration near LaGrange last Sunday.
Better than
Mr. and
daughter,
daughters.
Cloud, visited
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Dil-
lingham and family.
Mrs. Will Layne of Florence, Mrs.
C. L. lewis and son, Clinton, of
Heidenbeimer were guests of the for-
mer’s son-in-law and daughter, A#,
and Mrs. O. B. Moore, last week.
Tl>e local softball team defeated
Lampasas teem Saturday nighl by a
squeeze score, 4-3.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams, Mrs.
Sallye Lester and little daughter, Pat-
sy, were Sunday guests of Mrs. T. D.
Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Williams
and other relatives. «
I-ast week Arrie Blnnlon, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Binnion, was
married to Miss Cilistene Carden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Car-
den,- of Anton. Their many friends •
wish for them lots of future happi-
ness. The wedding ceremony was read
by Tony Dill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Watson of the .
Chappel Hill community spent Sunday
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Dillingham, and
daughters, Joy, Mary Evelyn and
Elaine.
I Last
junior
hornet
Miss Mary Wiggins of Georgetown --------- ■—- -----’ — ------ -
was a Saturday guest of Miss Elaine i sun t|,ar8,-d a Lockhart speech that
•Dillingham and other friends. Attorney General Bill McCraw “bung-
Miss Dorothy' Nell Pulliam spent! kxl” X*me Star gai rate cas- lu
'last week visiting in Austin, guest of 'the SuPr',ale t5l>nrt> nnd Pledged him-
/her brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
’ Othello Pulliam.
Miss Mary Evelyn Dillingham has 8UmerB- As Thompson made the charge,
jjjg31 the U. S. Supreme Court denied Mc-
l Craw’s motion for a rehearing on Jl»e
case. McCraw, in turn, issued a four
hundred word denial .asserting that
the case was lost in the lower Courts
before he ever become attorney gen-
eral, and declaring the state will wrin
the rate reduction yet.
“VERNEST” OUT OF LUCK
There wag every indication that
“Verneet O. Thompson”, the Dallas
filling station employe who seeks a
place on the ballot, will not get his
name on the ballot—at least not that
way. Influential members of the State
Democratic Executive committee, of
which Myron Blalock, of Marshall, is
OUGHT TO BE
HEALTHY
(* «u*M)
[jjliwill
ZO-Oz can
For 19c
10-Oz. Can
For 09c
Quantity
and Quality .
ROAST-Veal
Shoulder, lb. .... 18c
Ground Meat,
2 its.______
25c
COFFEE, Max-
well House, th 26c
Steaks, Fancy
T-Bone, th.........
26c
OVALTINE,
Large ........ 56c
Milk, qt. Pierce’s
10c
LEMONS, Fancy,
Dozen .................14c
Bacon, Special
Sliced, th ..............
23c
• PECAN GROVE ITEMS
Si B i‘
• ••••••••» *
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Tampke of
® prairi
San Marcos were week end guests in
day’s
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Andrew
Smith.
K prepa:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gulnaty and
S_j prairi
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Wright and fam-
B nintj
ily were Sunday visitors in the Wm.
ed to
Wright home of Lometa.
■ there
The following spent Sunday visit-
U At laJ
ing on the Lampiasas river: Mr. and
H it- S1J
Mrs. John Bear, Mr. and Mrs. Wai- 1
sky,
ter Ramsey and family, Mr. and Mrs.
■ Then|
Claud Brown, Ix»uis Walker, Leslie
a stars |
Champion, Nelson Nuckles, Kynmond
desi
Crafe and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Bear
and family of Naruna.
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Pharr, E. M. The Lampasas Record (Lampasas, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 9, 1938, newspaper, June 9, 1938; Lampasas, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1214530/m1/2/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Lampasas Public Library.