The Arlington Journal (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1927 Page: 3 of 4
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floor to keep the
*Wss Bessie Hutsell of Gainesville,
and Mrs. Cliff Hutsell and children
of Dallas, visited Mrs A A Hutsell
Mrs"! Sunday.
Viola Mclllheny entertained
of her friends with a
on West Main
last Friday evening. Games
enjoyed throughout the eve-
which punch and cake
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Rev. and Mrs. Alonzo Monk were
week-end guests of Mrs. Mattie Pat-
terson and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. J Look of Hous-
ton, spent Monday as guests of Mr.
and Mrs J. E. Arnold.
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LET US DO YOUR WASHING. IT WILL BE DONE RIGHT.
ENJOY OURSELF. HAVE A GOOD TIME. WE LL DO THE
WORK. YOUR HOME LAUNDRY IN YOUR HOME TOWN.
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YOU, who are our customers,
are the sole judge of our Gro-
cery service, and our many
years of experience in meeting
your wants have taught us to
render a service that meets
with many words of approval.
Let us serve ' when you want
groceries and meats.
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Authorized Ford Dealer. Phones 248-249
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Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith are
moving to Fort Worth this week
where they will make their home.
Mrs Smith was before her marriage
Miss Frances Eavenson.
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No more tread pot-helm!
No more cupping, and un-
even, costly wear! This new
tire fixes that!
We have this great hew
Goodyear in your sise. It
costs no more than old-
. fashioned balloons.. See it >
Goodyear _ taRaj. 'TM'B understand
*11 pre*- better why "Mere People
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than on any other MaiS*5 ~ H
MISS McILLHENY HOSTESS
Miss
a number of her
party at her home
street
were
ning after
was
Those present were: Misses Delma
Brower, Eva Biggers, Mildred " Ann
Kearby, Mary Ione Vickery, Mary
Perkins, Naomi Nichols, Velma Car-
ter. Ruth Robertson. Hazel Easton,
Sybil Journey, Olive Margaret Snider,
Genevieve Greer. Freida Christman.
Neil Victory, and Mary Louise
Vaught; Messrs, J. B. Houston, Wil-
liam Scruton, Redford Houston.
Wayne McCombs? Steve- Mulkey,
John Richardson, Keith Jones, Alton
Collins, Erwin Sossainon. Raymond
Timms, Irwin Hemle. Lawrence,
Stanley, Lee Roy Grimmett. 'B. C
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but a recent
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necessity that might
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Virgil Smith
Worth this
make their
. Dodge Brothers, Inc. announces
..UML-A.dd'tign of Jt .ibyyinctivc jicw.
car tiYfts tme-^-a convertible rwpcf'
which will be a companion car to
the present sport roadster. The
new coupe is unusually smart look-
ing and with its rumble seat, util-
ity and style are admirably com-
bined.
The body lines are long and
graceful and the color scheme is
exceptionally attractive. lacquered
armory green, the body con-
been for most two
heart was overflowl
times she had had and the pretty
things she had received. While fn ’
Dallas she made many new friends
which can not be forgotten..,
Mrs. 8. W. Weatherby spent most
of Sunday with Mrs R L Austin.
Upon her return Lucille Austin came ,
home with her and' spent the ‘re-;
malnder of the afternoon.
Mrs. J. E. Smith has been very 111
but is r!-— “1**7 *“-------1
which we are thankful
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BARN FIRES
Mrs. J. L. Thompson of Mexia, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. L
Thompson, this week
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Mrs. Childress of Los Angeles,
Calif., was the guest of Mrs. A C
Barnes Tuesday.
stered in the same green Spanish
genuine leather as that on the
rumble seat. »• The rntvemr ap-
pointments are finished in nlfket
The wire wheels, with which
the car is equipped, are green to
harmonize with the predominant
body color. Acjjfth wheel is fur-
nished as standard equipment.
I'he radiator, motometer, hood
clamps, front and rear bumpers
and top props are finished in
nickel, adding to the coupe’s dis-
tinguished appearanc*.
KODAK PICTURES
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arc a pleasure.
and provide air space beneath the
hay. Space should also be left be-
tween at least every other stack of
bales providing an opening from, the
open space at the bottom up through
the hay and out at the top of the
hay This will allow the air to
circulate under and through the hay
and heat generated by decaying or
molding hay will pass off without '
. danger of igniting the hay
This precaution in storing haj in 1
the barn will cause but little expense 1 —
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stark
likelv to develop
as that.
or trouble and should be taken
ting or molding hay in a
the o]M‘n is not so
,'.|xint ant“ous combustion
stored in the barn
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There is no regular preacher for
the fourfh Sunday, but it seems
though God always, sends
right kind of fellow Rev
Bridges of Pantego. delivered
splendid sermon Sunday morning
most blessed prayer meeting con
oucted by J D Huffman Sunday
evening followed by an appealing
and helpful sermon by Brother Tom
Tate of Oklahoma He is a well
known man in and around Arling-
ton Those who missed the sermon
missed a great spiritual blessing We
hope later to have him hold us a
revival meeting
Mr. J. A Johnston Mr and Mrs
Earl Gardner spent most of Sunday
Ln Riverside
-"Mr, Mrs.
Worth, spent Sunday With Mr. and
Mrs Doshiell
Mrs. T. E. Gardner spent Sunday
afternoon w^th her daughter,
H D. Robertson, of Arlington
Mr. and Mrs J F Johnston and
daughter. Lola, of Fort Worth spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr and
Mrs R C. Chisum
Mr Leroy Griffin of Dallas, spent
the week-end with Messrs. Paul and
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Woodson of
Fort Worth, spent Sunday- with the
latter’s mother, Mrs. L A Bridges..
Mias Sarah Stewart is now making
her home with her sister, Mrs.
Henry ‘Bridges, of Riverside
Miss Lula Gossett is spending the
week-end with her brother Mr. Will
Gossett, of Pantego
Those who visited Woodrow Huff-
man Sunday afternoon were Ceci)
Austin. Paul Combs. Robert Claxton
and Leroy Griffin of Dallas.
Miss Josie Huffman has just re-
turned from an extended visit in
Fort Worth with Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
and Mr.r and Mrs. O A
Many good times were
had. such as fishing trips, meals on
the creek banks, lodge meetings and
friendly visits. The time spent could
never be regretted but longed for to
come again.
Mr. and Mrs O A Chappell of
Fort Worth, spent Sunday afternon
with Mr and Mrs. Earl Gardner and
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home Friday evening by her grand-1
parents from Dallas where she had
creeks Her little
■Tg with the good
Accommodating
Igg—“So you didn’t like Cuba?”
Tigg—“Naw I went Into a res-
taurant there to get a glass of milk.
The waiter didn’t st>eak English, so
I drew a picture of a cow and the
son-of-a-gun went out and bought
me a ticket to a bull fight.”
Igg "Serves you right for orderin’
milk m Cuba.”
As warm weather comes on
urual run of bam fires occur,
number
usually large this
tention has been called to a? many
as six large bam fires .within, the
State during one week of the past
monUj. Doubtless there were many
others. As the season advances th'fere
will be more of them This is a'
heavy and useless waste. Some of
these fires are caused by matches
and other careless practices; but r
most of them are caused by spon-
taneous 'combustion i
Bales hay that is put up green or;
with moisture in it, or hay that may
have gotten wet from a leak in. the
barn roof. Is likely to' develop f
spontaneous combustion. In any
case when there is enough moisture
in hay, straw or other similar vege-
table products to cause rot. mildew
or mold heat is generated. This fact [
is known to all farmers who have {
tom into, an oldv stack of rattening •
hay or alfalfa and found it hot on
the Inside of the stack. If this heat I
Is confined and the decay continues I
ignition will result This decaying,
spot may be small and on the Inside! ,
of a bale of.hay far down under the|
stick of bales; but as soon as there i
is Ignition the hay will likely burst |
late a fteate. ,*rhls » more likely te
occur in a well' filled bam than In'
one only partly filled.
gqus stioiiM
always be provided when putting hay
away in the banx Some bales may
contain moisture «r there may be a
leak tn the bam roof which win wet
some of the hay.
In storing the hay in the barn
“ *--posts, rails, or other
be laid ota the
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and lustrous black fenders and
shields.
T+ie tx of tan <»torrd-water- •
proof material of unusual durabil-
ity. I'he braces are so constructed
that in folding it down the mate-
rial will not be cracked of worn
by rubbing.
Cushion and'back of the rumble
seat ate green Spanish gen-
uine leather and are deep and
comfortable. The back is high
and is tilted at a comfortable
angle.
Ths interior of the car is uphol-
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Perry, J. S. & Perry, F. L. The Arlington Journal (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, May 27, 1927, newspaper, May 27, 1927; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1305155/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Arlington Public Library.