The De Leon Free Press (De Leon, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1953 Page: 4 of 10
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DE LEON FREE.PRESS, DE LEON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NOV. 19, 1933
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NOTICE!
De Leon
Phone 3632 We Deliver (Sale Rights Reserved)
PECIALS FOR FRIDAY, NOV. 20 THRU NOV. 28
Buy at Home & Save
MRS. M. J WYLIE
19c
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TELL THE WHOLE STORY
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One Block
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OH SASY
15c
CHECKERBOARD
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PURINA
RATION Y
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Argo Corn
STARCH
3 Lb. Carton
.... 69c
10 Lb. Bag
...89c
Senia
Dial 3M5
4—10c 650 Sheet Rolls
29c
Lb. Can
..79c
In Heavy Syrup 3—25c Size Cans
HUNTS PEACHES ....59c
2—17 Os. Cans
39c
5 Lb. PaU
....93c
Lb.
39c
On Octob
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privilege!
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Holdridge
observed their Golden Wedding
Anniversary Sunday Nov. 1 Au-
ther Henry Holdridge and Em-
mie Deaton were married fifty
years ago, Nov. 28, 1903.
For Fruit Cakes 16 Os. Box
CANDIED FRUIT 49c
2—16 Oz. Cans
19c
29 Oz. Can
....19c
16 Oz. Box
13c
Lb.
21c
Fresh 16 Oz. Box
CRANBERRIES . . . 29c
Lb. Celo Bag
43c
Live-Water Action
idea! for all fabrics I
Gets out the deep-down dirt
other washing actions can’t
touch. So gentle that nyions,
woolens, rayons are safe!
Lifetime Porcelain
for lasting beauty, service/
The only one with cabinet,
top and tub finished in Life-
time Porcelain. Resists rust,
scratching, stains.
LUCIUn
beauty
Fish - Ocean Frosted 2 Lbs.
Boneless Perch 79c
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Pitted Large Size 16 Oz. Box
Dromedary DATES .... 39c
2—16 Oz. Cans
69c
Kimbell Waffle
SYRUP ....
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White Whole Grain
RICE.....
Silk
TISSUE
Kimbells
SLICED BEETS
11 Oz. Box
...23c
24 Oz. Jar
33c
Sugar Cured Squares
BACON.....
12 Oz. Can Deckers Lb.
LUNCHEON MEAT 45c
White Swan Large Size
PRUNES...
Kunners
PUMPKIN
California Sun Dried
CURRANTS
Colored in Quarters
OLEO
Fresh Large Size
COCONUT
Pure Pork
SAUSAGE
Burleson's Lone Star
HONEY.
In Heavy Syrup No. 21-2 Size Can
HUNTSPEARS 35c
Sugar Ripe Seedless
RAISINS
Delmonte Cream Style
CORN
2 Lb. Box
...31c
Extra Good Grade Red 10 Lb Mesh Bag
POTATOES \.39c
Kimbells
SHORTENING
Large Nice Firm Heads
LETTUCE
Fresh
GRAPEFRUIT
1R NE
White Swan
COFFEE
5 Lb. Bag
...35c
Kimbell’s Best ‘
FLOUR
Kimbells Best-Every Sk garanteed-25 Lb.
FLOUR $1.69
Fresh Frozen-Sugar Added 2—10 Oz. Bxs
STRAWBERRIES ..49c
Large Size Stalk
CELERY
C«n« in Now! See a Demonstration!
Service Drug - Comanche
A ON DISPLAY
GUINN’S PHARMACY
DEPUTY GRAND MATRON
0X8. TO VISIT LOCAL CHAP.
Mrs. Stella Lisenbee, Deputy'
Grand Matron of the O.E.S. of
this district will be a guest of
the local chapter of O.E.S. Mon-
day evening, Nov. 23. All mem-
bers are urged to be present.
Sarah Blanton, W. M.
A Billfold containing a considerable amount of money
was taken from my home. If it is returned at once, no
questions will be asked.—If not, I shall prefer charges.
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£) important reasons why
FRI6IMIRE
Automatic Washer
Better
Rapldry Spin
faslesl there Is I
Only Frigidatre has HI Takas
out far more water than any
other method.
2 Lb. Celo Bag'
39c
16 Oz. Box
29c
WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD
ENJOYS EVENING WITH MRS.
8CHUM/N AS HOSTESS
The Wesleyan Service* Guild
spent a delightful evening in
the home of Mrs. A. C. Schu-
man Tuesday evening, Nov. 10.
Vases of white mums were
used for decorations.
A turkey dinner, with all the
trimmings, was served. Delic-
ious pumpkin pie was served for
dessert.
Those present were Mmes. J.
R. Rice, Lucille Duke, W. J. Ir-
vin, Ola Golightly, A. L. Cox,
Lorena Morrison, A .P. Schmidt,
L. C. Daniell, Misses Delia Wall,
Bertha Ross and Dollie Paine.
Invited guests were Mrs
Katherine Jones and Miss Ina
Mae Chambers of Stephenville;
Rev. J. W. Sharbutt, Rev. and
Mrs. E. W. Holt, Mrs. Ollie Ross
and A. C. Schuman, of De Leon.
The next meeting will be at
the Methodist Church in a study
period Tuesday evening, Nov. 24.
Miss Gladys Green will be in
charge of the program.
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At the Store With the
Betty Crocker ’ 20 Oz. Box
CAKE MIXES 33c
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Average f* *
Ration Y
Weighed 1631b**"
days.
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♦ DE LEON
Pure Imperial Cane 10 Lb. Bag
SUGAR 98c
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Tender Garden 3—14 1-2 Oz. Cans
HUNTS PEAS 49c
Place your orders for Turkeys early
can give you quality birds.
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Un.mcL’c MecnnnlsiTt
oiract drive, naled!
Oiled for life. Hai no belts,
pulleys or exposed moving
parti to cause trouble.
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W. S. C. S. HOLDS THEIR
REGULAR STUDY MONDAY
The W. S. C. S. held their leg-
ular meeting Monday afternoon
at the Methodist Church at 3
o’clock. The president, Mrs. J.
R. Rice, presided.
The meeting opened by sing-
ing “Lead on, O’ King Eternal.”
Mrs. W. M. Coley gave the de-
votional taken from Matt. 10:5-
12. Mrs. Pbynis Evans led the
opening prayer.
Mrs. J. N, Joiner was in
charge of the study. The subject
was “The Spreading Flame”
from the study book. “The Life
and Task of the Churches. ’
Those assisting with the pro-
gram were Mmes. Rice, W. B.
Nowlin, L. L. Dendy, Sam Wea-
ver, Robert Guinn and L. B.
Morton. Twenty-four members
were present.
Guests were Mrs. E. W. Holt
and Mrs. A. M. Allen of Gor-
man.
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Pillsbury Sno-Sheen 44 Oz. Box
CAKE FLOUR 39c
k Average for Hog* f
■ Purina
Ready for market at 1<
L day* weighing 223 U
— 62 lbs. mon than ho
on Nation Y
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McGrath French Style 2—15 Oz. Cans
French Style BEANS . .39c
Kimbells Apricot or Peach 20 Oz. Jar
PRESERVES 39c
Select-O-Dlai
completely automatic I
You i«t it only once to waih
any way you went! Yet, you
can itart and ito;> the washer
at any time.
Float-Over Rinsing
gets clothes cleunerl
.After washing, fresh warm
water flows in until it over-
flows. Clothes itay down
under while soap, scum and
dirty water float up and away.
Three lots of pigs, the same in every way, were fed to
months of age at the Purina Farm. Each lot got com and
a supplement. Each supplement had identical ingredient
tags. One ration was a Purina ration, the other two X 4 Y
The Purina Ration made a net profit per hog of $6.46
more than Ration X...$12.71 more than Ration Y! This u
proof that ingredient tags don’t tell the whole story. Let
the Purina Program work for you...it was built by 32,000
hogs at the Research Farm. Come in, see us next time
you're in town.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Lewis Easerling of Dal-
las and Miss Ruth Ayers of
Denton were weekend guests of
their father, B. W. Ayers and
other relatives. They were ac-
companied to Dallas- Sunday by
Mrs. J. H. Grizzelle for a visit
with her son and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Adrian Grizzelle and chil-
dren
Only one with
Porcelain Finish
' $299.95
MR. AND MRS. WEAVER
HOSTS TO NIGHT BRIDGE
CLUB NOVEMBER 16
The Night Bridge Club enjoy-
ed meeting in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Weaver Monday,
Nov. 16.
Arrangements of fall flowers
added to the beauty of the game
room?.
Delicious broiler cake topped
with whipped cream and coffee
were served.
At the conclusion of the games
James G. Tate held high score
for the men. Slam score for men
was made by Sam Weaver. Mrs.
A. M. Reynolds held high and
slam score for the ladies.
Following a business meeting
the hosts served apple cider and
cheese crackers.
Those present were Messrs,
and Mmes. Sam Weaver, James
G. Tate, Robert Guinn, Mac
Foust, C. H. Timmons Jr., Mrs.
Laura Miller, Dr. and Mrs. A.
M. Reynolds. Invited guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barker.
The next meeting will be a
Christmas party in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Weaver Mon-,
day evening, Dec. 21.
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Cut Kimbells Brand 2—151-2 Oz. Cans
GREEN BEANS 39c
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Bonnie Gorry and daugh-
ter, Bonnie Ray of Fort Worth
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sanders
of Grapevine were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. R. Swanner, Sun-
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Holdridge Celebrate
Their Golden Wedding Anniversary
The reception, given by their
children in the Holdridge home
in De Leon, was opened by pray-
er and -a talk by Rev. E. E. Pen-
degrass, Mrs. Holdridge’s pas-
• tor. A host of relatives and
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Sweet and Juicy 5 Lb. Mesh Bag
ORANGES 35c
Average for Hog* I
Ration X
Weighed 207.1 lb*
165 dayt.
FARMERS’ SUPPLY
. TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS. WILLIAMS
The Tuesday Bridge Club en-
joyed the afternoon Nov, 17 with
Mrs. T. H. Williams as hostes-t.
Chrysanthemums in shades of
gold and maroon and pyracan-
tha berries were used as decora-
tions.
Mrs. Laura Miller made high
score. Mmes. S. G. Parks and J.
O. Ham made slam scores.
A delicious refreshment plate,
of chicken salad, congealed sal-
ad, pickles, olives, Saltines.
pumpkin pie and coffee, was
served.
Those present were Mmes.
Don Fangman, Laura Miller, A.
M. Reynolds, C. H. Timmons Jr.,
J. O. Ham, S. G. Parks, Tate
Counts and E. E. Dabney.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Counts, Tuesday, Dec. 1.
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Rance,
this res
friends called and registered.
They were served cake and
punch by their grandchildren
from a table laid with a liner,
cloth and centered with a three
tiered cake topped with a gold
wreath and centered with the
number “50” in gold. A flower
arrangement of gold mums was
placed on one end of the table.
They received many nice and
useful gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Holdridge have
nine children, all of whom were
present for the occasion, except
two sons. Those present were
four sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Holdridge of De Leon, Mr. and
Mrs W. D. Holdridge and girls
of De Leon, Mr. and Mrs. C. I»,
Holdridge and daughter- of De
Leon, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hol-
dndge and family of Odessa.
The three daughters were Mrs.
S. D. Salyer of Channelview, Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Murdock and
family of Abilene, and Mf. and
Mrs. W. C. Bilbrey and family
of Breckenridge; one grandson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Holdridge
and son of Cisco, and Mrs. Fran-
kie Holdridge of Comanche. Al-
so Sammie Smith of Odessa.
Other relatives were Rev. H.
B. Holdridge of De Leon, Mrs.
Alice Kennedy of De Leon, a
brother ap j. sister of A. H. Hol-
dridge; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Flatt
of De Leon, a sister of Mrs. Hol-
dridge.
Mrs J o. Ham k
•o the Luncheon Chib “a?
day, Nov. 11. Uub
The game r<jorns
ly decorated with
pyracantha berries.
The following menu
ed fried chicken, cream
potatoes, green bearj? E
squash, avacoda salad
^lls. 50da crac* £
Ru»:tes »
Weave, a
tab!e Slam score wax
F H Tinunons Jr.
Fangman made “Bingo.” W
Those present besides m
Howell, Weaver, Tmunons „
Fangman were Mmes,
ler- A. M. Reyno^1*
Tate and Irene Terrill. *
The next meeting will ha
Mrs. Howell Wednesday
E.S.A. ENJOYS BOOK REVIEW
IN HOME OF MRS. P?CE
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Int.
Epsilon Sigma Chapter met
Tuesday evening, Nov. 10 in the
home of Mrs. John Pace.
Mrs. J. D. Roch gave a most
interesting review of “The Pro-
phet.”
Cookies, Cokes, pie and coffee
were served.
Those present were Mmes. J.
A Branum, M. O. Branum, T. C.
Burlison, Robert Burnett, Gas-
ton Campbell, Dewey Fields.
James Gardner, Ravmond Gil-
der, Jaye C. Helm Jr., Bob Hud-
dleston, Dean Miller, J. D. Roch
Jr., DcLoyn Singleton, • Eldon
Terrill, Feltz Terrill, George
Terrill and the hostess.
The next meeting will be
Tuesday evening, Nov. 24 with
Mrs. George Terrill as hostess.
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The De Leon Free Press (De Leon, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 19, 1953, newspaper, November 19, 1953; De Leon, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1259808/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Comanche Public Library.