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Real shirt buys! It's the rayon that
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It's the nylon that makes them dry
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stitchless collar, ocean pearl but-
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white or rust. S, M. L.
Mr». Wallace lella her granddaughter. Maynell Wallace,
how HADACOL brought relief to her.
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sleep or cat until I started taking
HADACOL. I'd lie awake and toss
and turn until the small hours of
the morning T was highly nervous
I couldn't even thread a needle.
But. since I've been taking HADA-
COL, my nerves are as steady as
can be I couldn't eat because
when I did my stomach would puff
and bloat and fill with gas. I am
on the 7th bottle of HADACOL and
my stomaeh la so much better.
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For Tioga Seniors
TIOGA, May 20 —lSpl>— W D. .
Craig delivered the baccalaureate .
sermon to the graduating class of '
Tioga High School at 11 a.m. Frt- |
day in the First Baptist Church.
Rev. R L. Cates gave the Invoca- 1
tion .and Rev. Joe Mays read a
scripture passage.
Mrs R E. Spears played the
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The National Foundation for In- I
fantile Paralysis wus presented
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all summer long. White,
pink, blue, or maize. In
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a permanent dull finish
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Newest shades. 8 Vi-11.
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causa HADA(X)L did help them
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2. Providing Security
for the Community
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munity need for aecunty—the
need of every farmer and buai-
neaa man in a particular locality
to protect himself againrt finan-
cial k>M without having to lay up
a great atoreof wealth.
Io satisfy thia need, the men
who founded the nation also
founded insurance companies—
uuuual Mwurance companies.
Today,management ol. bv and
for the pols vEoider is (till so
essential principle of all mutuals.
Inquire today about how your in-
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by the strong, nation-wide fire
and caettsltv mutual insurance
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printed acetate rayon
panels and bold woven
satins. All full sued, in
many, many color com-
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Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mann of ■
Denton visited his mother, Mrs
Zelda Mann, hare recently.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Plummer
had as their guests recently Mr. ,
and Mrs. J. Gourd and son, Mrs. :
Leslie Kirby, Mrs L. B. Kirby
and son of Van Alstyne and Mr.
and Mrs. Oris Wilson and chil-
dren of Sherman.
Mr and Mrs
Appetite Good
“I have a good appetite and my
stomach does hot hloot or fill with
gas Isleip like a log. I have'
recommended HADACOL to a num-
ber of friends and hi
Bh*t If It didn't help
Allied By Oil-It Says!
with Rep. Homer Thomberry, then
discussed the matter with AF of-
ficials in the Pentagon
It was really a two-told mission
that brought the retired physician i
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You'll Feel Great . . .
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There Is only one HADACOL and i
it Is sold on a strict money-back |
guarantee 80 glee this remarkable
HADACOL medicine a chance tn
help you. It's never too late to
start taking HADACOL. Many Who
despaired of Improvement found
that HADACOL was almost like a
miracle for them. Remember that
HADACOL Is amasingly different
and amazingly effective because It
treats the real cause of deficiencies
of Vllatna Bl. B2, Niacin and Iron.
Make u pyour mind to take HAD-
ACOL regularly. Refuse substitutes.
Insist on. the genuine You can’s
lose a cent, because it's ao)d on a
strict money bick guarantee Only
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that wash like hankies
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Comfortably cut all-
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House
Noting that the job of redefin-
ing districts is a matter
the states, Woodul said
"Harris County, with
in its borders, wall have a popula- ■ J.
tinn winra than turtz*a aa lur&a J
2.180 while the tour communities
gained 3,331. Only one community
above 1,000 population, Italy,
showed a loss and that was but
40. Italy dropped from 1,224 in 1940
to 1,184 tn 1950
Using the cities' gains and the [
country’s loss as a basis, it shows'
that rural areas lost a total of I
5,491 between 1940 and 1950.
Waxahachie made the biggest |
gain of all communities over 1.000 >
population by jumping from 8,655
In 1940 to 11,196 In 1950. The total
gain' was 2,541.
Ennis showed an Increase of 1
346, jumping 7,087 tn 1940, to 7,433. 1
Ferris had an increase of 298, !
going from 1.436 In 1940 to 1,734 In |
1950.
Midlothian showed an increase 1
of 148 by going from 1,027 In 1940,
to 1,175 in 1950.
misinformed, ignorant fellow.”
Neely: "I would not permit one
the Senator's enemies to say
that about turn ”
Connally: "I thank the Senator. ,
I am glad to see that the Sena- to^Washington.
tor from West Virginia will say
something in behalf of Texas. Did!
net the Senator vote against the j
gas blit?" 'Kerr bill to exempt in-
dependent gas-producing compan-
ies from FI’C juridslction).
| Neely: "Yes, against the gas
pocketbooks of oil well and coal bill and monopoly but not against
mine owners
Here is an exchange that took
place in the Senate recently be- n
tween the veteran Texas Senator j t
Tom Connally and Senator Mat-1
thew Neely. West Virginia Demo- j
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Neely:
alor that it is my hope that my j iopg
remarks will help not only West | the
Virginia coal but also Texas oil.
I am sorry that the Senator
critical of the coal industry which
lias, and always has had,
than Its share of trouble
Connally: "I am asking
Senator a question. I am trying
to find out .something. I am a poor
By TEX EASLEY
AP Washington Service
WASHINGTON. May 20 II
Heavy shipments of foreign oil into
tins country hate allied Texas >
and many eastern legislators who
usually are at odils on so< lai, po-
litical and economic issues
Explanation The ml is being
tired tn industries winch have been
traditional coal users labor lead-
ers say it causes lay-offs of Amer-
ban workers as well ns alieellng
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CHICAGO — LP — Contributions
for charities are collected the year
’round by one Chicago restaurant
Mr and Mr Joe Rodriguez had ;owner His patrons drop coins
as their guests Sunday their ’ 1°^° containers for specific public
daughter. Muss Carmen Rodriguez | service programs rather than tip
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son and grandchildren of j
Mr. and Mrs C H Caddell and with “ check touting 81,595 66 do-
22nd House daughter had as their guests re- nated by his customers,
at large cently their daughter and son-ln- |
law. Mr. and Mrs Dale Richard-
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Buddhists Show Decline
i Under Rule Of Reds
I HONG KONO—ce—At least 400 -
000 Buddhist monks tn Communist
China have shed their religious i
garments to become laymen
again, according to a Buddhist
priest interviewed by the ‘ Hong-
kong Standard ” He said that of
the 40.000 more than 200 000 young
monks have been drafted Into the
Communist armed forces
The remaining 200,000, the monk
said, all "resigned" due tn econom-
ic reasons Since the "liberation”
of the Chinese mainland. Commu-
nist authorities have pulled down
most of the Buddhist monasteries
ar.d temples and confiscated their
land, thus depriving them of means
of making a living.
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Shows Population
Loss Over Decade
opRBICKNA. May 30 —The
flrat census figures tn the Sixth
District, released by George E.
Adams, district census super-
visor, show Ellis County suffered
a loss of 2,180 persons, from 47,-
733 in 1940, to 45.&M in 1900.
However, four of the five com- |
munities above 1.000 population
showed an Increase
By comparison, the county lost I
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Gambill Insurance
Agency
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Texas ”
Connally: "So, the Senator votes
against Texas on everything ex-
cept when he thinks he can help
coal. When he thinks he can help
coal, he is for Texas.”
Neely: "Mr. President, of course,
"Let me assure the Sen- | the Senator is mistaken. I have
and consistently voted for
protection and prosperity of
Texas cattle, Texas cotton, and
is I ninny other things in which that
I ti uly great state has been vital-
more iy interested.”
Connally; "All American people
do not live in West Virginia.”
Neely: "No, they do not, but
many would be happier if they did.
All Americans do not live in Tex-
as, but I shall never turn a deaf
ear to a Texas call for help slm-
: ply because a part of our popula-
tion does not live within the bor-
| der of the vast domain known as
the Lone Star State.”
Around the Capital:
The mayor of Bastrop, Dr. J
Gordon Bryson, has been here
plugging for selection of his home-
The other reason was to see his ;
grandchildren.
i His daughter, La Verne, is the1
wife ol Pat Holt, formerly ot |
Gatesville, who now handles pub- | had
H/« raalut iritiK fnr Cnnnullv Thev
lie relations for Connally. They
have two children, Philip 3, and
Michael, 14 months
Bastrop is one of a score of
Texas citiea and among more than
200 in the country wanting the
school. Randolph Field at San An-
tonio appeared to have It practi-
cally cinched at one time. Since
then many other locations have
been suggested, many backed by
congressmen and senators with
great Influence. No lesponaible of-
ficial will hazard a guess as to the
ouU’onie. It seems sure, however,
there at least won t be any deci-
sion until after November elec-
tions Selection before then would
make one area happy and disap-
point 199 others . and that might
have adverse political repercua-
slons.
Former Texas Lieut. Gov. Wal-
ter Woodul and Rep. W. R. Poage
! of Waco were recalling recently
| that they served together In the
state legislature nearly 20 years
' ago when the boundaries of Tex-
as' congressional districts were
last redefined.
The discussion turned to what
will happen after the 1950 census
is completed and Texas gets the ex-
at least one
seats in the j Mrs Harland Gheen and children fertory Elder H. G. Bali gave the
| of Dallas
Mr. and Mrs A C. Galusha had
left to as their guests recently her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs J. A. Owens,
Houston I and children and Mr. and Mrs.
* . T Owens, all of Gainesville;
; tion more than twice as large as Mr and Mrs. Ed Anderson and
, the average congressional district children of Grand Prairie: and
| of some 350,000 people I Mr. and Mrs J H. Owens of Dal-
| "On that basis, you might fig-j las
( ure that Harris County might get . ' •* " ~
' an extra representative to join the '
lone it now has in Congresa. How-j
: ever. Dallas County and some of | and Mr and
| the other districts also will run their son and
far over national average Fort Worth.
"It's my guess, therefore, that
Texas' prospective 22nd House
| member will be elected
from the entire state, as are our uw, M.r D-
| two senators " I son and sons of Dallas
Mrs.
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grateful to HADACOL for the
blessings It has brought her that
she has recommended HADACOL
to a number of her friends. She
told them she would pay for their
bottles of HADACOL If 1 tdidn't
ficin them. She explains with a
smile that she hasn't had to pay
any of her friends, because HADA-
COL has helped them.
Mrs. Wallace, who is 74 years
old, has five children, seven grand- .
children and two great-grandchtl- I haDACTIL doesn't give temporary
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HADACOL also helps build up
the hemoglobin content nf your
blood (Where Iron is needed’ to
carry these precious Vitamins and
Minerals to every organ, and every
I part of your body — to the heart.
I liver, kidneys an dlungs — (even to
! the eyes, hair and nails' to help
I repair the damage that such a de-
ficiency may be causing there.
I Countless thousands are beneflttlng
from HADACOL Why don't you
give it a chance to help you? Why
I continue to suffer? Remember, i
from a rellpf instead. It treats the real j
of Vitamins Bl. Wi. ' rBusc of your illness when, as so ■
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Frisco Class Hears
McKinney Minister\
FRISCO May 20 —<8pD— Rev
C B Fielder. Methodist district
superintendent of McKinney, made
the main address at the Bacca-
laureate Service for the senior
class of Frisco High School. The
service was held In the Baptist
Church at 5 pm- Friday. The
class consists of six girls aed 16
boys.
Commencement speaker will be
Jimmie Cantrell, former county ,
judge and teacher i
Joe Rodriguez had
their guests Sunday t
en Rodriguez j service progran
Laguna and I bat check girls
Natt, hqre recently.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. E E Love had
as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. A.
II. Hills of Dalhart, Burford Key
1 and Miss Eleanor Key of Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yarbrough
I as recent guests Mr. and
Mrs. Reul Yarbrough and chil-
dren and Mrs Reyben Morrow
and daughter of Denton. Later they
had Mr. and Mrs. Bill Talley of
Joy as guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Llpstreu and
daughters of Denton visited his
mother. Mrs. O. A. Llpatreu. here
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Powell had
as their guests recently her broth-
er and sister, Henry Moseley of
Eustace, Mrs. Irene Box and son
and Owen Mosely of Dallas, and
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Powell of
Denton.
Mr and Mrs. Wlederman of
Rhinelander. Wis., are visiting her
aunt, Mrs Nora McIntosh, and
other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Irlck had
as their guests recently Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Anderson and Mr
and Mrs. R A. Brookshicr and
son of Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Irlck and
daughters visited her mother. Mrs.
Arthur Egleston, in Denton re-
cently.
Mr and Mrs. L. J Beaty had
Rs their guests recently her moth-
er and sisters. Mrs. J. W. Tom-
berlln and Miss Mary Lou Tom-
berlin of Pilot Point and Mr. and
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Hall on the Texas
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,n Bernard of Deca-
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Mildred Qarlitx of
associate grand con-
Texas Mrs Maude
nd secretary; Mrs. •
iston, grand chaplain,
bll Jordan, grand or
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