Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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Friday Evening. May 16, 1941
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DRUGS & JEWELRY
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HERE'S MOM'S
SECRET FOR
Sincerely,
Pleas Williams
THESE SWELL
STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES
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used for improvement of (the
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OTHER DRIVERS
CANDO!
Thursday Sewing
Club Honors Mrs.
Riddle at Shower
Samuel S. office and paying for this ad.
Hinds, Frank Jenks- Peggy Stew-
art, and Nell O’Day have pivotal
roles and each seems inspired by
the opportunity to perform in the
picture.
OUT-OF-TOWN RESIDENTS
ATTENDING FLOWER
AND HOBBY SHOW
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See Floyd Thomas, Collector, or B. F. Stogner. Solicitor
Mt. Pleasant
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To protect the East Texas com-
| mercial timber belt from fire,
the Texas Forest Service main-
tains 72 look-out towers.
GOrHUOUSH BCC GfBRS
tB/THOUT MBHUBL SHtyr/NBr
Kftfi BOTH
pctvpys OH THB f
FOR RENT—Desirable bedroom,
private entrance, adjoining bath.
See Morris Justiss at Johnson-
Justiss Motor Co., or call 220.
15-3p
FOR SALE — Certified Potato
Slips, Ji eld inspected for five
straight years. Prices right. Hays
Johnson, day phone 235, night
phone 220. 14-6d
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FOR RENT—Lovely three-room
apartment with private bath and
electric refrigerator. Cass Apart-
16-3d
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Concord
Mrs. Jodie Mills
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the most excellent ever presented men^S| telephone 486-W
FOUND—In the post office lob-
by, set for man’s ring. Owner
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CORN FOR SALE — See Mrs.
J. T. Spruill. Winfield or G. L.
Mason on fairn, three miles
southeast of Winfield.
I will still continue to oper-
ite my Taxi Service and would
appreciate it if you would call
222 when jou need a Taxi.
Charles Boyer
j Margaret Sullivan
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Mrs. Lois Richardson of Pitts-
burg visited her* mother, Mrs.
Forrest French, Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Jodie Mills and
sons, Joe Lee and Kenneth, spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
cemeteries of the city. The club ' c. C. Collins of New Boston.
and Mrs w L Chambliss
and Misses Elsie Chambliss and
Eunice Morgan spent Sunday in
Greenville.
The Concord H. D. Club mei
“THE RANGE
BUSTERS”
Day Phone 229 — Night Phone 408-J
EARL PORTER, Prop.
EXCLUSIVE WILLARD FRANCHISE
HOW TO SLICE
FRESH BREAD
When a recipe calls for fresh
Daily Times. Mount P’easairt. Texas,
Gibraltar is miles across
* t vtcr from Tangier, Morocco.
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A full daily ration of vitamins brings ]
an eagerness for action—stimulates 1
all day energy. VITA-VIM Fortified Wj|B JI
globules contain Vitamins A-Bi-Bj-
C-D-E and Iron which build up ap- AIS
petite, benefit RIbA
skin, AIHl
eyes, teeth and
muscles. Buy
VITA-VIM Forti-
fied today—at low cost.
BOX OF 60 GLOBULES
(30 day supply)] .
SWINT BROTHERS
FOR RENT—Two rnnm hnii$p
Garage, lights and garden. $5.00
per month. — T. B. Anderson.
Phone 918-F3. 14-3d
STRAYED—From Dupree
ture on Daingerfield road,
Jersey heifer, l*/2 years old, V
nip on right ear, freshly de-
horned. See C. E. Blankenship or
Sam Stinson. 8-8dp
FOR RENT—Freshly painted and
FOR SALE—Second-hand elec-
tric refrigerator, day bed, gas
cook stove.—A. S. Mitchell.
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Willartl
BatterlHJ
You have at your command
si lappier, smoother perform-
ance than other cars can give
you. And you drive in greater
safety — with both hands al-
ways on the wheel, and with
surer, “always-in-gear” trac-
tion. With Hydra-Matic, you
drive as no other drivers can!
♦ OPTIONAL AT EXTRA COST
Without Nottoa.} _
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ley. Nine members answered
roll call with “What I Need Dailj
in My Diet.” Miss Susie Brabhatr
gave a demonstration on flower
arrangement, as well as how t'
make flour out of milo maize.
The group sang several songs
and the following were visitors:
Mrs. W. L. Chambliss, Mrs. Raj
Chambliss. Mrs. Tom Coker. Mrs
Alice King and Miss Brabham.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Jodie Mills on May 21.
According to members of the
Ml. Pleasant Gaiden Club, spon-
sor of the flower and hobby show
held in the Willson building
Thursday, 212 persons registered
at the door, among whom were
the following out-of-town per-
sons:
Mmes. W. O. Irvin and Joe
Bradfield of Daingerfield; H. S.
Williams of Easley, S. C.; James
An Appreciation
I with to take this method,
in announcing the sale of my
service station, to thank my
many friends and customers
for their loyal patronage while
I was in the service station
business I sincerely hope that
you will see fit to continue this
business for the 222 Service
Station under its new owner,
Homer Bowden.
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PANAMA CANAL TRAFFIC
During 1938, the Panama Ca-
ftal carried 20.221.268 tons of
traffic, as compared to 34,418,-
P. Tobin of Caracas, Venezuela; 000 tons of cargo carried by the
Nora McLaughlin of Dallas; Ted Suez Canal during the same year.
Matthews of Pittsburg; W. B. The Detroit river, at the same
time, carried 66,760,000 tons, and
the Sault Ste. Marie canal 40,-
042,739 tons.
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Packed with the same emo-
tional elements which made the
original novel so popular, Un-
iversal’s picturization of Fannie
Hurst’s “Back Street.” starring
Charles Boyer and Margaret
Sullivan is one of the outstand-
ing pictures of this or any other
season.
The production ,to-day and
tomorrow’ at the Martin Theatre,
has not slighted any of the sen-
sational drama of the novel. In
picture form it contains every
one of the tense dramatic situa-
tions. emotional climaxes and
vivid characterizations which
lifted the novel when published,
into six-figure sales literally
over-night.
No better choice than Chares
Boyer and Margaret Sullivan for
♦he roles of Ray Smith and Wal-
ter Saxel could have been made.
Skilled' convincing, competent in
their handling of the delicately
shade-j situations, powerful in the
heavily emotional scenes, Mr.
Boyer and Miss Sullavan deliver
performances which are among
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NEXT ON LIST
FOR RENT—Five room house on
West Seventh Street. Very de-
sirable and ideally located. See
T. O. Johnston or call 336. 13-tf
ca««ui«no
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Your copy of J
"Grandma s Pan-
try Shelf." Fill in
coupon below . .
LMail today.
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prepaid copy "
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Tim Holt
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OJOLY WITH
CAN YOU HAVE AUTOMATIC DRIVING X
k -x TO half-way measures with
1 _L\| Hydra-Matic Drive! Hy-
I dra-Matic does away with con-
f ventionalclutch mechanism and
’ clutch pedal entirely — elimi-
nates hand shifting completely
— and it’s the only drive that
, does! Drive a Hydra-Matic
Oldsmobile and you never
push a clutch or shift gears.
(P.’ic, and Specifications Subject to Change
1^. Oldsmobile
Burns of Los Angeles. Calif.; G.
W. Rutherford and Joe Bolger
of Mt. Venton; Fannie RMih-
schild, St. Louis; P. H. Swaim
of Pittsburg, and J. D. Spence :
of Sulphur Springs.
A total of $26.62 was raised
at the show through a free will bread for sandwiches and you
offering and the money will be ' have trouble cutting it, cover the
bread with waxed paper, chill
an hour and then cut with
a sharp knife, dipped frequently
into warm water.
tU wonder youngsters think
Cbm is a cooking genius, es-
tKMfly it preserving time. For
IE;«au follow these two simple
you'll never fail to have
stEserves that families rave
boat. (1) Get a good recipe—
•ell find dozens in Imperial’s
xmous recipe booklet, "Grand-
•■fs Pantry Shelf and Some of
-fer Preserving Secrets.” (2) Use
tans* own IMPERIAL Pure Cane
WGAR Imperial is real cane, pure
w* quirlr-dif<n|ving — sn im«
for preserves and jellies.
for your
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. i—r resniy paintea ana
papered house. Automatic water I
heater. Three bed rooms. Next I
to high school. Located 418 West!
First Call 919. Thomas Cald-
well. 5-tf.
FOR RENT—Seven-room house
in Oak Grove community. Five
miles from town. Cheap, but must
have assurance of regular paying.
Call 228 ur see Earl M. Porter.
25Ltf.
THEATRE
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members offer their thanks to ,
the donors to this fund.
Other subscriptions to the fund
that have come in since the last I
announcement include Floyd
Thomas, Mrs. C. L. Duncan, Miss' ...
Lallah Pounders and Mrs. J. M. ! last Friday with Mrs. D. A. Tal-
Badt.
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load, Toxai.
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few* (••' carton lop) for a frac,
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The Thursday Sewing Club
met this week at the home of.
Mrs. E. A. Garrett, on Wesf First
Street, honoring Mrs. H. E. Rid-
dle with a layette shower.
The entertaining rooms were
decorated with lilies, roses and
sweet peas. One room was given
over to the display of various
kinds of needlework done by
members of the club.
The color theme of pink and
blue was carried out in the fav-
ors and refreshments served to
the following:
Mmes. Harry Sivess, Guy
Morse, Roy Smith, Alma Wil-
liams, Hugo Wynn, R. S. John-
ston, Paul A. Cunyus, W. L.
Connor, A. H. McFarland, Gor-
don Evans. L. W. Vance, Charles
Driggers, W. L. Wells, Harry
Copeland, Edith Wolf, Estes
Reese, Fate Moore, O. J. Mc-
Manus, J. H. Blackstone, A. H.
Bussell, C. Weiringa, O. L. Hol-
ley, W. F. Pollard, J. E. Jones,
J. C. Moroney, Ray Wagner, E.
A. Garrett. Lena Paschall of Fort
Worth. Mary Vacek of San An-
tonio, E. T. Lance of Fort Worth
and the honoree.
Those sending gifts were:
Mmes. Billy Helms, Miller Hays,
F. N. Hull, Marvin Chipman, C.
S. Kennedy, Alta Sullivan. W. O.
Keeney and L. P. Forrester.
Mrs. Riddle was the recipient
of many lovely and useful gifts.
The club's next meeting w’
be held at the home of Mrs. Rid-
dle next Thursday.
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to the American public.
The supporting cast was ex-
ceptionally well chosen. Frank may have it by calling at Times
McHugh, Tim Holt, r - - -
I FOR RENT—Two or three room
furnished apartment. Electric re-
frigerator. All bills paid. Mrs.
John Musgrove. 717 East First
Street. 15-3d
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MAKE IT FOUR.
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, May 16, 1941, newspaper, May 16, 1941; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366460/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.