Yoakum Weekly Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [3], Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1937 Page: 3 of 6
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Mrs. Herman ‘ tractiveness of the home.
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CHEESECLOTH
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THE YARD
WASH
FROCKS
PRINTS
35c
to 16.50 with a few fat j
IOOO YARDS ASSORTED
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CHILDREN’S
COTTON BATS
PLAY SUITS
24c
49c
EACH
MENS
4?
PAJAMAS
UNION SUITS
$1.33
98»
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THE PAIR ...
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WORK SHIRTS
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tribble and
35c
itora in Corpus Christi Saturday.
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These Are Serviceable
and Laundry
36 Inches Wide
This Is A Real Buy
Ideal for Dust Cloths or for
Polishing. Soft and absorb
ent
SHEERS, including flock dots and printed novelty
yr eaves
MEN’S heavy blue shirt. Buy now while .prices are
still low.
Men’s Fast Color Broad-
cloth Pajamas.
ANTONIO, Tex.. April 12.
gta Were heavy Monday "
2l/z lb. Unbleached
Cotton Bat
Miss Nell Toland of San An-
tonio spent the weekend with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Toland.
For I)rest!
For Sports!
Mr. .and Mrs.
spent the weekend at
i Station with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Karl and
while Monday
Morris
SHOES
EN
. ALL LEATHER Upper,
with ( ompo Sole.
THE
PAIR..______
AGE
2 to 8
WORK ON H C BOYSEN
NEW HOME IS STABBED
The Season's Smartest
Stitched Crepes
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B^lt.
I. T.
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Make to Stand the Gaff!
„ Work SHOES
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Insist I'pon the
Best! Sanforised
Super Oxhide
OVERALLS
MEN’S
FANCY COTTON
ATHLETIC STYLE
White Dimity, well made
35c
ALL
FAST COLORS
SOX
Made For
Service
THE PAIR ....
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CHILD S OXFORDS
ALL LEATHER
Black er White
PAIR...A...... 98c
£
although the number of applicants
required to fill the quota ia very
limited Mr. Borka states probably
even more than the quota called
for may be accepted if applica-
tions eome in on time. The dates
Bulks are
mr.
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Billie and Carhis Kuhn called
on Charles Wenzel Sunday cven-
—Spinning Wheel.
on n
for Mr.
on klieir
89'
Chiffons! Service weights!
Newest colors! Perfect
quality! Sizes B,/*»*10l/2-
The Yoakum
will play a 30 minute conB
| records Lavaca i J
jrjMUjl than their |for training at Camp
i&WlM M* [July 7th to August 5,
15cyd
7ei
$
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'Iliis Is A Big Buy
Fancy and 16” wide
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THE YARD | VV
Andrew Reid
College
THE YARD 10c
FAST COLOR
Prints 36” wide. Pat'
terns to Suit Your
Needs
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flWIIB happy Scout portrayed on Norman Rockwell's painting for the
..; JI official poster of the National Scout Jamboree typifies the spirit of .
: Mamlship. and adventure which will be the lot of 25,000 American boys
te6 will camp with Scouts of other lands on 350 acres at Washington,
Ik C, loaned them by Congress for their Jamboree from June 30 to
IffipA la the shadow of the Washington Monument a tented city will
> be the acene oLthe greatest demonstration of Scouting ever held in the
:■ BMP world. The national grand review and President Roosevelt’s wel-
«Mte will attract large throngs to the nation's capital. Other principal
•vents include a Convocation at the Washington Monument on the
evening of July 4 a^^-2»W brotherhood pageant to be held in con-
nection with UM cNMffiBKL.» fireu
RffilQNIO LIVESTOCK | tt0UTE 3
- MARKET
Little Miss Prep
Rayon Panties
Sfoe.
4 to 16
Regular length panties with
attractive embroidery trimming.
They wash and wear so well!
Pg 8 oz. denim—-triple
M stitched bar talked!
New improved bib
■J pocket! Adjustable
«arva buckles! Buy
fflw exact size — can't
shrink! Extra sizes at
same low price!
e-Week, spots more on daughter spent a while
to medium calves with n*t<! with Mr. and Mrs.
Wenzel and family.
Miss Lula Mae Wenzel spent
Sunday with Miss Mildred New-
som.
Mr. and Mrs. Boots Johnson
called on Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Wenzel Wednesday evening.
Mrs. C. H. Karl spent Satur-
day with her mother, Mrs. De-
<bualt, who is very ill.
Miss Mildred Newsom spent
Friday night in town to attend
______ * ’ i by
calves cashed at $6.00 the juniors of the Yoakum High
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Henry of
a few days Inst
kto $6.25. Low cutters rang- pn
$2.75 with a few at **ig.
: Buiis continued draggy at [
jjr $4.50 to $5.00 with a few |
ity offerings to $5.25 and.
1. Stocker calves sold mostly.
1,60 and down with some up
These frocks just can't be beat at
this lowcr-than-low price! AVE-
NUE vat prints — sheer printed
LAWNS — and dozens of them!
Sizes 14 to 4k See these today!
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WASHINGTON D C.
JUNE 30 JULY 9
F* * *
alternate.
were studied
were dis-
is to
the
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Carpenter vice president of the
association. Carpenter said: “I have
imported 200 jacks into
during the past four years and the
demand continues. But there are
no more where these canie from.
If we are to supply the demand,
wo must breed them here in Texas.
As 1 see things now, there will con-,
tinuc to be a shortage of mules, emus other towns of this section
for at least 10 years.” Carpenter, have Ix’en invited to broadcast 30
who was bom and raised on a Na-1 InjIlute programs,
van o county farm, operates a big j
stock ranch in Dallas county as ■
well as farms in other parts of th< ■
state.
MN sold mostly at $8.75 and
, Piga, mostly $6.00 to $7.00.
70 bead. Receipts con-
, mostly of shorn matnred
■in and sold weak at mostly
and down. No goats were on
fcr ---
98'
As light as a feather and so
liecotning. Jaunty brim styles
with clever sports trimming.
Graceful dress stvles gay with
flowers ami grosgrain! Beau-
tifully designed. Nicely made.
jgs, 800 head. The market was
ratty active but light weights
i alow. Priee levels were most-,
toady to 10 cents higher than {
Present.
Tne club el ted two delegates
to l»v short co> so at A. and M
College. Mrs. John Marek w’as
: elected to lie sent by the Coun-
j ty and Mrs. Albert Muenich, to
ggyra. uii „ , 1 be sent by our club, with Mrs.
OUnds,. $6<^ to $9.75.~Pack- ( Krause as
Casserole dishes
and recipes for same
triimted. Each member
bring a casserole dish to
next meeting.
The meeting adjourned to meet
with our yard demonstrator Miss
Vlasta Sehovjsa on April 23rd.
Each member is urged to attend
this meeting as How to Lay a
Walk, will be demonstrated by
Miss Morgan. —Reporter.
CELEBRATE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
AT PENNEY’S
A MONEY SAVING EVENT TO CONCLUDE OUR 35th ANNIVERSARY
___LOW PRICES STILL PREDOMINATE
I iMc. $he bulk of medium to the goipg-away party given
$7. with a few good fat kinds School,
■te Common offerings ranged
In to $4.50 with “rannies” to Holiad spent
M>. Butcher cdWs sold mostly week with homefolks.
Ti -- . J
rd Mr. and 31 nJ T
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| . ter.
! ' ary speec
“ I Geo. P. Bnrrl^
' of some of the m
Te ag tractions offered
' of the coming Tomal
: on June 4 and 5th.
This broadcast is being sk
sored by the San Antonio JuR
Chamber of Commerce, and nu
' ing, April 18, according to art
■announcement today. 3
whKli* concert will be played from 3
11 « »>• ®nd will be undw '
ion of Morey Brandstet.
teudtiction and prelimin*
made by Supt. x
dio will also tell
l^mportant «U<
’»^^LL1'kum and
unn-Toin
Moser dT La JdaRne Texas I
visitors at the H. Prnuae
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyer |
' and sons Edgar and Lee, Mr.1
------- ----I Alvin ’Prauae spent |
“ ' ~ * * * * . and I
Mrs. John Huck and family.
Miss George Mae Poth sjient j
the week end with Miss Evelyn ;
' Kuck.
Silk HOSIERY
Fashioned pr.
We are having real spring wea-
ther again. Here is hoping Jack
Frost don’t step up again. The
crops are looking fine since the
weather has wanned up some,
■foWere heavy Monday on Most everyone is getting their
■B gnd ealf market at San 1 c«>P« >» fine shape.
I.jmd included a liberal | Mr- an<l Mrs- Edward Brown
unfinkibed calves. Trading iar<> t,ie proud parents of a fine
0W mid uneven with most baby girl born April the 4th.
.•.wriinfr to 25 cents lower
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lots unsold near the close.
• Consisted of 900 cattle
_ 100 calves.
tew bttlk of truck lots of fed
Urlinga cashed at $7.00 to $8.
ith three loads of 550-pound hei-
I*.weighed up at $8.50 bought
arrive. Load of 1022-lb. grass
ten sold at $6.40, load unsold
■t the close. Several loads of
iMken ineluding steers, year-
108, cows and valves, were un-
UPTLLE, April 14.—
flRY. F- Bozka re-
ee from the Civilian
Secretary of War in daughter Jonett were business vis-
‘ appointment as ’* * s-*s <»-* »
fUr Lavaca County for
Military Training
•37 and 1938. This
puts Mr. Bozka in
» C. M- T. C. af-!
county for Be uext
hd any young man
4tend the Military
ne should contact
Midway Home Demonstration
Club
The club met Friday, April 9th
with Mrs. Robert Kruse. The
secretary called the roll to which
each of the 14 clnh members pre-
spent answered by saying how
’“;iiu>ny varieties of vegetables each
■“'■’"V i 1“<1 planted. Two visitors were
top of $9.75 |
paid by all interests. Good i
Mfo 180 to 250 pound but-
eashed at $9.50 to $9.75;
140.to 160 pound offerings,
--; 160 to 180
Is, $»J5 to $9.75; 260 to1
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day nite with Mr. Ix-e Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jiral and be modern throughout and
family were visitors in Shiner include many new features
Sunday. ! appointments. The front of the j
Mr. and Mrs. George Prause home will he constructed of field j
and son, Mr. and Mrs. William rock to add to the beauty and at-
Prause, Mr. and Mrs. Herman' tractiveness of the home.
Sturdy ba I shoes with scout
model toe! Heavy composition
soles, rubber heels! 1 ’- ’
ire.- •
Stockmen and farmers of Texas,
1 after careful study, have barnod
I that T exas will have to breed and
. produce the horses and mules need-
| ed on Texas farms. So the leaders
home has been | in this important industry have or-
|razed and the foundation for the! ganized the Texas Horse, Jack and
Mule Breeders’ Association and are
determined to restore the horse
and mule industry from its present
alarming condition. Three principal'
speakers at a big meeting in Fort
Worth are, left to right, John W.
Carpenter, Dallas; C. W. Green,
Sedalia, Mo., and B. A. Skipper, Jr.,
of Encino. Skipper is president and
Well, how did everyone Ijke this
rainf
Most farmers in this community
are busy with their farm Work. aou boob o
Those who spend Sunday eve-'Gebert and
Bing wtih Mr. and Mrs. Cluu les ’ 5ra2nr^“ L
Meyer and‘Tahiily were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Kuck and family, Mr.
Elhnun Prause and Mr. J.
Moore of La Marque, Texas.
Mrs. f’harles Meyer visited a
| while Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Norman Schmidt.
Sorry to hear that Mrs. Wen-
del is very ill. \Ve wish her a
speedy recovery.
Turner Hall will have a modern ..vn
danee Saturday nite the 17th. The and Mrs. 11.
music will be furnished by the property on
OK Boys of San Antonio, Buddy | The old Boy;
Hancock’s orchestra. !____2____
Mr. Alvin Prause spent Tues-[ new story and half structure has;
I lieen started. The new home will |
will I
and j
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Work has been started
new and modern home
C. Boysen
Edgar street.
sen
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music
OK Boys of San Antonio, Buddy
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Morgan, Cena S. Yoakum Weekly Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. [3], Ed. 1 Thursday, April 15, 1937, newspaper, April 15, 1937; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1295278/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.