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REJUVENATE! INSULATE!
Before It's Too Late!
INSELBRICK
With Genuine
Celotex Insulation
INSELBRICK
INSELBRICK
INSELBRICK
For Details See
A. MILLER HOME-
On Ussery Street
F
Jackson's
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Friday and Saturday, October 25 and 26
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Inselbrick Representative
At the
No Other Building Material Poes So Much,
For So Long, for So Little
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Allison and
son, Malcom, and . Mrs. Stephens
of Stephenville and Miss Marie
Allison of Temple’ visited Mrs.
LuciJ? Huckabee and son, War-
Beautifies*
and Modernizes
Eliminates Paint
And Repairing ’
Insulates
Warmer in Winter
Cooler in Summer'
Weatherseals
No Dust, Draft or
Dampness
INSELBRICK
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INSELBRICK was used on the Owens & Brumley Funeral
Home, the Jim Chapman residence and is being used in the
A. Miller home now being remodeled. A representative
may be 'seen at the A. Miller home who will explain this
new material. **
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Okla-
homt City visited Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Thomas Sunday and
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
____________Tommy Thomas’ mother, Mrs C .
ren during the week-end. • A. Newby and family.
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Bananas
Lb. 5c
: GOLDEN RIPE
S 25c
; Libby’s Vienna Sansage 3
; Fancy Jonathan
Apples
I '•
Doz. 15c
CORN OR.
TOMATOES
2 15c
Market
TOKAY
Grapes
Pound 6c
Oleo, Lb 10c
Sausage lb 10c
Spam, cn. 25c
Lard, lb. 8c
Large Size
Texas
Oranges
Doz. 20c
RED BIRD
MATCHES
6 Boxes 15c
Y
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Diamonds..
The Perfect Gift
^£•3
Historian's Report
Of Baptist WMU for
Year Just Closed
Thursday Club Has
Interesting Program
On "Citizenship"
Alice Bagby*
to Margaret
See us now for these bar-
gains in fine stones in smart
mountings . . .
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Fine stone in a beautiful
mounting
18.50
Your chairman feels that we
have spent a very profitable year.
We began the year’s work wittr
the Golden Jubilee celebration
under the leadership of the prev--
ious president, Mrs. C. Y. Cosby.
From this celebration, which was
a mission program, We had an of-
fering of $125.00. Miss. . Mae
Bessie McMillan and Mrs. Merle
Hancock.
Those present were: Miss Lillie
■Huff, Miss Bessie McMillan, Miss
Inez Rudy, Miss Allene Huth,
Miss Evelyn Ryan, Miss Leon
Moore, Miss Willie Lee Dicker-
man, Miss Cordie Waller, Miss
M4ry Lou Regester, Miss Eliza-
beth Bellah, Miss Lura Dean
Davis, Mrs. Merle Hancock. Mrs.
Scott Avery, Mrs. Ike Parks.
Mrs. Cecil Daniel, Mrs. C.
Cosby and Mrs. Cree.
James, a former resident of
Bowie, contributing $50.00 which
she requested be sent to China.
It was sent to Misse Blanch
Groves, missionary to China.
Then $20.00 was sent to the F. A.
R. Morgan’s in Brazil for a schol-
arship. .Then $10.00 was sent to
Paul ’Bell, of Bastrop, Texas, a
Home Missionary. $45.00 was re-
tained in the W., M. U. treasury
for church improvement.
Three mission programs were
given in observance of State,
Home and Foreign missions with
Mrs. C. Y. Cosby leader, 158
" ladies attending and an offering
of $221.37 was given.
Four Mission Study classes
were conducted by chairman Mrs.
W. R. Potter with an attendance
of sixty women.
Ah offering of $5.00 was given
to Old Ministers Relief fund and
a basket of fruit sent to Mrs.
Crawford, at Sunset, widow of
old minister, also a stove valued
at $2.50.
Benevolence Chairman, Mrs. J.
E. Fulcher conducted program on
Denominational Hospitals, super-
intended packing of two boxes to
Buckner’s Orphans Home. .One
in the spring and one in the fall.
The fall box was valued at $450.08
and the spring box at $75.74.
Also sent ten and one-half crates
of eggs. One and one-half crates
being sept in by smaller churches.
Periodical chairman reported 48
women subscribing to Royal Ser-
vice and 200 receiving the Bap-
tist Standard through the church
budget.
Mrs. Amos Gregory, steward-
ship chairman, reported making
five talks on stewardship and 50
women giving to missions.
Enlistment chairman, Mrs. War-
ren reported 26 new women un-
iting with the church, two mov-
ing atvay later.
Bible Study chairman. Mrs. A.
J. Quinn, reported 60 women
studying the Bible systematical-
ly, using the book “Guide to
Daily Bible Study." Five women
have not missed a day reading
the Bible in over a year.
Entertained two missionaries.
Miss Alma Jackson spoke at an
afternoon meeting and was pre-
sented with a nice basket of gifts.
Miss' Saito from the Seminary
came to a workers conference
and was given $12.00 cash, and
$10.00 was given by Mary -Cree
Cosby Circle at night. The Mary
Cree Cosby Y. W. A. was organ,
ized into a business women’s
circle with a membership of 24
active members.
Received $5.00 from cooking
school for having most Indies to
attend, 96 attending.
Contributed $2.50 to Decatur
Baptist College for draperies, also
75 containers of canned fruit and
vegetables.
i’ Contributed $5.00 to British
■missions. •
Have met all apportionments
and have eight- circles in W. M.
U.. one Y. W. A., one Int. G. A.,
one Jr. G. A., one Jr. R. A., one
one Sunbeam band. Margaret
Fund chairman, Mrs. John Jack-
spn reported the
Circle sent a box
Fund student. Miss Dulcie Muir-
head. in January. In February
the Blanche Grove Circle sent a
box on her birthday.
Gift of $1.00 sent to Agnes
Lacy, missionary student -•■* H-'if
ton. An Easter box was sent her
later.
Voted to give SlOO-^per month
to $100,000 club.
Raised $96.00 for church im-
Iproyement and spent it redecor-
ating the basement, building cab-
inet in kitchen and buying dishes.
----Contributed $4.00 to Crippled
Children’s division of Baylor hos-
pital.
• Field Day at Decatur Baptist
College was observed with Edu-
cation chairman, Mrs. Glenn
Trout in charge. Fifteen seniors
and three W. M. U. women at-
tending. > ■ • .__
The Thursday Club met Thurs-
day afternoon at the Club Room
of the City Auditorium with Mrs.
A. J. Allen as hostess. The sub-
ject of the program was “Citizen-
ship.” Mrs. Walter Coffield gave
"The Citizen,” after whjch Mrs.
Harry Karlsberg gave a talk on
“The Newer Ideals of Citizen-
ship." Mrs. Lucille Huckabee
gave "Things Women Have Ac-
complished in Texas” and Mrs. D.
C. Overfelt, program leader, gave
a talk on “Adventures In Indus-
trial Citizenship."
Mrs. W. R. Potter, Federated
chairman, stated that the state
convention would be held in Aus-
tin, November 12 through 17.
Those present were: Mrs. A. J.
■Allen, Mrs. J. A. Ayres, Mrs.
George Barry. Mrs. R. C. Cady,
Mrs. C. W. Coffield, Mrs. Walter
Coffield. Mrs. Lucille Huckabee,
Mrs. John B. Hunt, Mrs. Harry
Karlsberg, Mrs. I. H. McVicker^
Mrs. Wilbur Morgan, Mrs. D. A.
Overfelt, Mrs. W. R. Potter, Mrs.
Roy Sander*. Mrs Dewey Speake,
Mrs. Glenn Trout, Mrs. H. L
Turns, Mrs. Loree Wiese. Mrs.
Tandy Welch, Miss Stella Wilson.
The program was concluded
with all members saluting the
flag.
2
15c :
14 OZ.
CANS
: Libby’s Tomato Juice
BIG VALUE
SALAD
DRESSING
Quart 15c
PREPARED
MUSTARD
Quart 10c
Bewley's Best
The Blue Ribbon
Flour
34 Lb. Bag
12 Lb. Bag
48 Lb. Bag $1.39
75c
43c
49c
1 QUART
: Welch’s Grape Juice
ONE PINT FREE
25c
libby's Pineapple Juice 3 c!nSz
education, having our district
chairman present, also Miss Isa-
bel Hunt, both from Decatur.
Mrs. W. E. Benson. President;
Mrs. Erma Gardner, Historian.
Delsey Toilet Tissue, 2 Rolls 15c
10c
Phone 344-345
WE DELIVER
Frazier's
TOMATO
CATSUP
14 Os.
BOTTLE
HERSHEY'S
GIANT
Candy
Bars
2
FOR
25c
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Small down payment with
easy terms. • ’• „
BRADLEY'S
Jewelry Store
Across Street from Post Office
Bowie. Texas
The set Only
35.00
Mrs. W. E. Benson, W. M. U.
president 'of the First Baptist
Church honored the F. A. R. Mor-
gan Circle and the Kings Daugh-
ters Bible Class with a party at
her home on Hulme Street Thurs-
day Evening, October 17.
After an enjoyable evening of
various games and contests the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Walter
Coffield, served delicious re-
fresthments. Mrs. Loree Wiese
poured coffee.
Those present were: Mrs. Hen-
ry Garrett, Mrs. Bert Roberts,
Mrs. M. A. Baker, Mrs. Bill My-
ers, Mrs. H. E. Staats, Mrs. Tandy
Welch, Mrs. Lam Couch, Mrs. L.
C. Washburn, Mrs. Sam Duncan.
Mrs. B. F. Tinsley, Mrs. McNeill,
Mrs. J. V. Henry, Mrs. Coy Perry,
Miss Clara Stephans, Mrs. Loree/
/Wiese, Mrs. John A. White. Mrs;
’ Mattie Tims, Mrs. T. E. McGaugh,
Mis. Walter Coffield, and Mrs.
W. E Benson.
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Chester Wetsel, student . at
North Texas State Teachers Col-
lege at Denton, spent the vyeek-
_ end with his parents, Mr. and
r Mrs. T. W. Wetsell of Stoneburg.
Mrs. W. E. Benson Is
Hostess to Party *
A choice selection
’27.50
The County Federation will
meet Saturday. November 2, at
Pelham Park for an all-day meet-
ing. A covered • dish luncheon
will be served at the.noon hour.
All members are urged to attend.
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County Federation to
Meet at Pelham Park
HIGHEST PRICE FOR CREAM. EGGS AND PECANS
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, * "MORE QUALITY MRECHANDISE FOR LESS MONEY"
Marjorie Collins,
affair.
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PHONE 316
WE DELIVER
Crackers
Pineapple
c
Crisco
LB.
Dreft 25c
Oxydol. 25c size 17c
21c
Napkins. 120 ct. 10c
Shortening, K. B.,
8 lb. 59c
ib
12C
DOZ.
SPUDS
YAMS
Peck
DOZ.
Chuck Roast
Bib Roast
Pork Shoulder Roast
121c
• Lb.
BROWN'S ASST.
Cookies___i_.lb. 15c
Marjorie Collins
Is Bride of
Wm. Calaway
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Mary Cree Cosby
Auxiliary Elects
Officers Monday
Mrs. C. Hardison and
Mrs. A. M. Hardison
Honored With Party
IDEAL FLOUR
24 Lbs. 75c, 48 Lbs. $1.39
Meal, 20 Lbs. . 35c
APPLES
ORANGES
BANANAS
DELICIOUS
80 SIZE
NO. 2
CRUSHED
3
LBS.
1
Admiration, Vacuum Packet
COFFEE Lb. 23c
FIRM GREEN
Cabbage
4
10 15
Ideal Cash Store
-----£
NO. 2
CAN
Pork Sausage
Cottage Cheese
Pork Chops
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u 12c
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19‘
- 21c
- 15c
45c
LIBBY'S
Tumalu
Juice
After a trip to Ixjuisvillc. Ky.,
the couple will rpake their home
in Washington, D.'C, where Mr.
Calaway is a doctor in the U. S.
Air Corps.
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Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Wright,
Miss Estell Miller and R. ,L. Bur-
■ess left last week for a several
days visit to Los Angeles and
San Francisco, Calif. Mr. Bur-
Mas will attend a meeting of the
National Embalmers Association
in Los Angeles while there.
r
10c pkg:
Bar
11'
hour a delicious
dish luncheon was
The table was beauti-
Apples
MARKET
Tomatoes ■
Vienna Sausage
Hominy
Vegetable Juicea®2
Pork & Beans CAN2
Mac. or
Noodles
Camay
Campbell 1 tc
Perk & Beans I J
2 CANS FOR
Women's Society of
Christian Serice
Has All-Day Meeting
' I ~
The Women’s Society of Chris-
tian Service of the First ‘Meth-
odist Church met in the home of
1 Mrs. Paul Evans, Tuesday, Qc-
toIxT 22, for an all-day meeting,
which was the beginning of their
fall study course. The book from
which they are to have their
study course is "Uprooted Ameri-
can" and pertains to migrant
work. •
Mrs. Tom Pierce, president,
, opened the meeting and’ gave the
j devotional after which Mrs. M.
W. Goliday, program leader took
charge. Mrs. George Allen Quis-
enberry gave a lecture on “Gene-
sis of Exodious” which was an
introduction to the book from
which they are beginning their
study course. A very interesting
round- table discussion followed
the lecture. .
A playlett, ■'Youth On the High-
way’1 was given by Mrs. Howard
Williams, Mrs. Wade Bond, Mrs.
L. E. Whitehead, Miss Pat Chap-
man and Bill Jack Evans
At the noon
covered
served.
Wax Paper 40 ft. 6c
LIBBY'S
,15c
Juice CANS 1 ,/v
A host of friends gathered
the home of Mr and Mrs. A. M.
Hardison last Wednesday evening
honoring Mrs. A. M. Hardison
and Mrs. C. Hardison with a
surprise birthday party. They
received many useful gifts. ■
Numerous games were played
and plenty of music was furnish-
ed, after which they served
candy and peanuts to Mr. and
Mrs. Millard Roberts and chil-
dren, Velta Fay and Lynn, Jack
Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bowen
and son, Burley Wade, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Hardison and daughter,
Elva, Miss Frances Woods, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Hardison and
daughter, Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. J.
B. Hardison and son, Tink, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence VasbebbcA and
son, Earnest, Mrs. C. R. Hester and
i son, Wiltnan, Mrs. H. C. Gadbur-
ry. Margaret, Joe, Howard and
Marie Middlc'ton, Frances Blewe,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Coffman.
Calvin and Jerry Cooper, Paul
Coffman, J. D. and Ray Coving-
ton, Calvin and Dorthy Griffin,
Joe Jennette and Winnie B
Lewis, Natfmi, Billie Jean, Ruth,
Weldon and Hooper Wright,
Dorthy Tage, Jerry Byas and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill’Garvins.
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The Mary Cree Cosby Auxil-
iary met in the home of Mrs. C. >
Y. Cosby Monday evening for
their regular monthly meeting.
After a delicious dinner was
served, Mrs. Ike Parks, presi-
dent, presided over a short busi-
ness njeeting. The Auxiliary
voted to give $25.00 to the Buck-
ner Orphan Home in addition .to
the box of fruit and clothing
that was packed Tuesday after-
noon, and elected the following
officers for the fiscal yeah: presi-
dent, Mrs. Ike Parks; first vice-
president, Miss Inez Rudy; sec-
ond vice-president. Miss Willie
Lee Dickerman-.-secretary, Miss
Lura Dean Davis; treasurer. Miss
Allene Huth; reporter. Miss Eliza-
beth Bellah; personal service
chairman, Mrs. Bob Lancaster:
stewardship chairman, Mrs. Scott
Avery,' benevolence chairman,
Miss Lura Dean Davis; missions.
Mrs. C. Y. Cosby; social chair-
man, Miss Lillie Huff, Miss Clara
Stephens, and Mrs. Cecil Daniel;
program chairman, Miss Evelyn
Ryan. Mrs. Merle Hancock, and
Miss Cordie Wallar. 1
The subject of the urogram for
the evening was "Goals Plan of
Stewardship." Miss Cordie Wal-
lar was leader, and Miss Marv
Lou Regester gave the devotional, i
Others on ’the program were:
Mrs. Scott Avery, Miss Elizabeth
E Bellah, Miss Evelyn Ryan, Miss
4
Marjorie Collins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Cecil Thomas of
this city was married to Captain
William Calaway of Washington,
D. C., Wednesday afternoon at
3:50 p.m. at Waurika, Okla. The ,
couple was attended by Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cady of Bowie.
The bride was lovely in a
brown traveling suit with acces-
sories to match.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
William Calaway of Bowie.
Sodolitan Class Has
Homecoming 'Monday
‘14,
Members of the Sodolitan Class
of the First Baptist Church en-
joyed a homecoming on the ninth
birthday of the class, Monday.
October 21. The class room was
beautifully decorated with an
array of flowers.
The meeting, was opened With
prayer by Mrs. David Warren,
after which the president. Mrs.
G. L. Griffin welcomed the as-
sembly. A. J„ Judson Taylor and
Rose Mary Quinn honored the |
class with a trio "1’11 Be Some-
where Working for My Lord."
The class sung "Follow the
Gleam” and "Blest Be the Tie that
Binds,” led by Mrs. Gayle Brad-
ley. Mrs. G. H Ellenger gave a
very interesting devotional and
spoke on '‘Homecoming.” Mrs.
Gayle Bradley gave "Days of
Yore," after which Mrs. Robert
White- gave the classes aims of
the present. Mrs. Edd Jones and -
Mrs. Hatchel gave "Hopes forthe
Future." After the le<s<"' t "ipht
by Mrs David Warren each mem-
ber Spoke what was in their heart
and how much the Sodolitan class
had meant to them. Mrs. Robert
'Cantwell closed the meeting with
| prayer.
I Those present were: Mrs.
I Guinn Bowden, Mrs. Glenn Trout,
(Mrs. Marvin Willett, Mrs. G. H
Ellenger, Mrs. Wayne Golden.
Mrs. Carl Hatchel, Mrs. Robert
White, Mrs. Edd Jones. Mrs.
David Warren. Mrs. Gayle Brad-
ley, Mrs. Robert Cantwell, Mrs.
Ike Parks, Mrs. Orie Garrett and
son. Leon, Mrs. G. L. Griffin, Mrs.
Fred Gardner and son, Bobby.
Mrs. C. J. Dodsworth, Mrs. Ogden
Clarke. Mrs. Robert Lancaster,
Mrs. E. T. Burchfield, Mrs. E. W.
Forbes, Mrs. Floyd Allen. Mrs.
Dick Hamilton of Decatur, Mrs.
Eugene Hatchel. Mrs. Ernest
Chandler, Mrs. Mary Cunning- .
ham.
fully decorated to carry out the
theme of migrant work.
The afternoon session was
opened with a song “I Need Thee
Every Hour.” A very interesting
table questionairg was directed
by Mrs. M. W. Goliday. Mrs.
Paul Boedeker wave a very in-
teresting talk on "They Starve
That We Might Eat” which was
another topic of their study
course. Mrs. James H. West-
brook and Miss Martha Ann Gib-
son gave the afternoon devotional
and the closing prayer was of-
fered by. Mrs. W. H. Denson.
Twenty-three members and
three guests were present for the
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