The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1939 Page: 6 of 6
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YORKTOWN. Texas. Feb. 17. —I
Mr. and Mrs. O. Stovall and son of j
Hobbs. New Mexico, are visiting his I
mother. Mrs. Eva Stovall.
Dr. and Mrs. R W. Towry visited [
in San Antonio Wednesday. Mrs.
Tow-ry remained in San Antonio to
take special training as a pathoclast
technician.
Marcellus Danish- has returned to ;
Victoria after a visit with his par- [
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Danish, ‘
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Metz and Miss ■
Nettie Metz were in Houston Wed-1
nesday to attend the Flower Show!
and they also visited relatives.
Mesdames W. C. Smith. C. cJ
Howerton. James Eckhardt and1
Loyd Newton Smith were in Hous-
ton Wednesday to attend the Flow-
er Show.
T. M. McCoy has accepted a po-
sition with the City Barber Shop.
Mrs. S. E. Weldon is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Edward Boyles and
Mr. Boyles in Houston.
Jim Parker was a visitor in Nixon
Thursday.
Mrs H C. Eckhardt was in Hous-
ton Wednesday to attend the Flow-
er Show.
Mr and Mrs Robert Korth Jr.
and son. Robert Paul III. visited
Mr. and Mrs Paul Burns and son!
in Kenedy Thursday.
Friends of Frank Lackey will be 1 Mr and Mrs. Carl
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DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE
; 7:30 Senior Choir.
1 FRIDAY:—
4:00 p. m. Junior Choir.
7:45 Adult Class.
FOR SALE—Tyler rose bushes 10c
each; and fruit trees 15c each.
Few pieces of shrubbery left. Stow-
ers Parking Lot.
Visitors are cordially invited
11:00 Morning Prayer and Sermon, j our services.
Benefit Book Review Tea. Metho- t
dist Church. Feb 18, 2:30 p. m. Re- SATURDAY:—
9:00 a. m. Junior Class.
1:30 p. m. Senior Class.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
W. A. McLeod.* Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Church services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 p m.
Young people’s meeting 6:30 p. m.
Monday. Woman’s Auxiliary 3:30
p. m.
Wednesday.
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'WEDNESDAY:—
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MAY DROP SUBSIDY
SUVA. Fiji Islands. —(INS) -
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view of ‘ Rebecca" by Merle Rose
Fischer. Adm. 25c.— tadvt.)
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look like new and give
you many months of
extra wear. Prices
j St. MARK'S LUTHERAN CHURCH [ low authorities today
(United Lutheran)
A. A. Hahn. Pastor
'SUNDAY:—
' 9:30 Church School.
• | 10:30 the Sei vice.
j 7:30 the Vespers.
,MONDAY—
: 4:00 Monday. Children
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7:30 Luther League.
7:30 Church Council
| 7:45 Ash Wednesday. Holy Com-
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Friends of Frank Lackey will be 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dornbluth THURSDAY .
glad to learn that he has recovered . were in Houston Thursday to it- I
.ufficiently from a recent operation i tend the National Flower Show,
to be able to return to his home at1
the Muti Hotel! __________
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Allan Day, Rector.
Sunday: : Wednesday. We will take part in
7:30 Holy Communion. phe Lenten Service at the Episcopal
Ladies’ Aid Sunday of Obligation. < Chur.:h 7 :30 p. m.
9:30 Sunday School.
11 -00 Mnming Praver and Sermon
10:00 Mid Week Communion.
i 7:30 Evening Prayer and Sermon i
j Guest speaker Rev Dr. W. A. Me-'
iLcod. All invited to attend. | , „. T , , ,
'FRIDAY:— ■ ihe F1Ji Islands by the
4 pm. Litanv. ' Australian Line, especially to and
; from Australia, had reached a "new
threatened
i to refuse to continue the payment of
an annual 5.000 pound subsidy to
the company.
An American line, the Matson
I Steamship company of San Francis-
I co. is offering better service to the
Fiji Islanders than the British-own-
thc cd lines
Sealed in a triple coffin, the body of Pope Pius XI is laid to rest iff a
crypt below St. Peter's Cathedral in Vatican City. This radioohoto sho*.
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was lowered to the crypt.
view of the stately procession to the confessional altar before the body >
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authentic colors and leathers.
Releet Cough Syrup will check your,
cough quickly and safely. A few
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nights rest. Ideal for old or young
as it is pleasant, safe and efficient |
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EXTRA!—A Big Parade of Car-
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THE CUERO RECORD, CUERO, 1TXAS
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Pope Is Laid To Rest Amid Impressive Rites
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Mrs. J. M. Powers of Houston is
in Cuero to be ovith her mother.
Mrs. N. A. Spence who has been ill
for the past two days.
*The CathoUc Altar Society will
sponser a pie and cake sale Satur- i
day-morning at McLarty’s Grocery
Store.—(ad vt.)
Ttoe Edgar Jr., cashier of the
Banners State Bank & Trust Com-
pany returned Thursday from
Brownsville where he attended the (
2nd District meeting of the Texas I
Bankers Association. Edgar reports
a splendid meeting with good at- ;
tendance.
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17—Relatives
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in Japan (pl.)
33— Egyptian
god
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Relieved the Alka-Seltzer way.
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35— Past
36— God of love
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10—A flower
11 The razor-
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14 — Sociable
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NEW SPRING SHOES
By FORTUNE for Men!
ALL STYLES
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Koehler Dry Goods Co.
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY '
READ THE ADS IN THE DAILY RECORD - ALL
OF THEM HELP YOU TO WISE SPENDING —
MOST OF THEM HELP YOU TO MAKE WISE
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Outstanding styles in genuine Calf-Skins.
of Greys, Tans, White and Gaum Tan and White, and all Blacks in straight
tips—Brogue lasts and plain toes or perforations give a man a choice of
two or more pairs for his Spring wardrobe. See them in our window and
Shoe Department.
Fortunes answer the pop-
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“WHERE CAN I BUY IT?” Naturally, one of the first
things I want to know about something I see in an ad is—
where can I buy it? It isn’t simply a matter of convenience
and saving time in planning my shopping, either! No, the •
name of the merchant, itself, often decides whether I buy or..
not. Invariably, you see, I give preference to stores whose ads
I see regularly and often—I know those stores must have good
value or they couldn't go on advertising year after year!
“WHAT WILL IT DO FOR ME? I find it so much easier to
make up my mind when the ad tells me facts about the
merchandise! What is it? W’hat will it do? How will it
help me? W’hy do I need it? I want to know about color,
weight, texture, material, style—I enjoy reading those filings
and I usually buy from the merchant who tells them to me.
HOW MUCH IS THE PRICE? Of course nearly every
ad mentions the price, but if an item has been marked cjown
1 want to know from how much. So many sale ads say ‘Was
Higher' . \ . how much higher? I want to know how much
I am saving and I want the chance of deciding for myself
if the item is a real value or not. I have more confidence
in the store that is consistently truthful and buy from such a
store regularly—and my husband says an old customer is
worth three new ones because new ones cost additional money
to get!”
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Putman, Harry C. The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, February 17, 1939, newspaper, February 17, 1939; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1357875/m1/6/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.