The Groom News (Groom, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1949 Page: 6 of 10
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Britten Feed And Meat Market
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Had RHEUMATISM* So BAD
That He Had To Quit Working
Halloween Party
Given for Friends
SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN
SEEDS AND CAREY’S SALT
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Get your Anti-freeze now . . . before it’s
too late and you ruin a motor!
Mr. Jerry Watkins, chief of de-
tectives of the city of Hot Springs,
Arkansas, suffered with rheuma-
tism so much and the aches and
pains were so terrible that he had
to quit working in an effort to
regain his health after he had
tried everything which his friends
recommended.
Detective Watkins is well known
and his countless number of friends
throughout the country will rejoice
to know that he is now healthy,
free of rheumatic aches and pains
and now working hard.
Mr
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PHONE 17
Cars washed in Spare Time
strong, healthy livestock, poultry and hogs. Ask us for
valuable management hints.
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At Nationally Advertised Prices
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Marfak Lubrication
Oil and Marfak
Wholesale
Family Attends 12th
Family Reunion
Mrs. Tassie Dorsey and children
spent the week end visiting in Clo-
vis and Artesia, New Mexico. While
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•Caused by dietary deficiency.
working from 8 to 12 hours daily
and I am able to sleep as any
normal person. I have taken six
large size bottles of HADACOL
and all my friends know T owe my
good health to HADACOL.”
Mr. Watkins is one of the many i
thousands of people who suffered
from a deficiency of the R vite-
mins and the minerals that HAD-
ACOL contains and who, therefore,
found relief in HADACOL.
It is a well-known scientific fan
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We have located some storage for
grain sorghums and hope to be able
to take care of your needs for this
year’s crop. We will also be in the
market to purchase sorghums.
H. H. SMITH
Lawyer
Specializes in Probate, Adminis-
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Phillips 66 Gasoline, and Oil
Permanent
Anti Freeze
MOVIES
Are your cheapest
And Best
Entertainment!
Attend the Groom
Theatre Often!
GOODRICH TIRES And TUBES
MOST ANY SIZE OF TRACTOR TIRE
GOOD STOCK OF TRUCK AND CAR WHEELS
AUTOMOBILE PARTS, RADIOS, HOME APPLIANCES
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Cattle Butchered Wednesday
and Friday Mornings
Hogs Butchered Monday
Mornings
Cured Hams - Bacon - Shoulder
Fresh Sausage
If you need a new trailer built see us
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just the things you want. Whether for a f
light lunch or a complete dinner. ;
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cocoa were enjoyed.
Those enjoying the occasion were
Ainee Babcock, Jimmy and Bobby
Burgin, Lynda Cornett, Nadine
Clark, Anita House, Steve Garmon,
Sharon Lewis, Dorothy Dickerson,
Louis Ruthardt, Lynell Witt, Laura
Jean Knorpp, Marlys Merrick,
Molly Newton, Sammy Saul, Ron-
nie Major, Donnie Kuehler, John-
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Available By the Case in One
Quart, Five Quart and One
Gallon Sizes
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Taxation-Federal ana State.
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Saturday night, October
Electric Arc and Acetylene Welding, Disc Rolling, Plows
“For several years,” Mr. Watkins
says, “I suffered from a rheumatic
ondition in the hip and leg. I was
rery nervous and finally developed
migraine headaches. I tried all
sinds of medicines but nothing
seemed to do me any good. I
seemed to be growing worse and
worse and was finally advised to
ake a leave of absence from my
work on the police force in an
effort to recover my health.”
“The pains in my head some-
lines were unbearable. I suffered
ortures and I was miserable. At
light particularly I lay awake and
ould not sleep.”
Shower Given for
Mrs. Archie Looten
Members of the Silver Thimble
Home Demonstration Club honor-
er Mrs Archie Looten with a pins
and blue shower recently in the
home of Mrs. Esteen Ketchum.
Mrs. O. M. Spurlock announced
the shower by broadcasting from
Station BABY, asisted by Mrs.
Billy Burgin. Mrs. Looten was
asked ten questions and for each
one answered correctly, • a prize
was given. A jackpot prize was
given at the end of the program.
Refreshments of pink jello whip
and angel food cake were served
to to those present.
Country Neighbors
Hold Meeting
The Country Neighbors Demon-
stration Club met for its regular
meeting with Mrs. Foster Burgin
on Wednesday, October 26.
The demonstration was on china,
crystal and silver, under the direc-
t ion of county demonstrator
Charlotte Tompkins.
Mrs. Fred Burgin was a guest
for the meeting. Members present
were Mesdames George Clark, Vil-
la Coffman, Jqe Britten, Walter
Ollinger, T. E. Latta, Glynn D
Harrell, George Latta, J. E. Wag-
oner, Manuel Ruthardt and the
hostess. Ellen Marie Latta, Jimmy,
Bobby and Evelyn Burgin were al-
so present.
The next meeting of the club will
be November 23rd with Mrs. Mary
Kuehler and Mrs. Albin Kuehler
as hostesses.
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Knorpp, Joy Spoth and the two
hostesses, Janie Merrick and Ellen
Marie Latta.
Adults present were Mr. ahd
Mrs. J. W. Malone, Mrs. Allen
Knorpp, Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs.
Henry Merrick, Mrs. Myrtle
Knorpp, Mrs. Manuel Ruthardt,
Mrs. Clarence Merrick and Mrs.
George Latta.
The Groom News
Entered as second class mail at
the Post Office at Groom, Carson
County Texas, under the Act of
Congress of March 3, 1879.
Edited and published each
Thursday at Groom, Carson
County, Texas by Carl Jr. and Lo-
reta E. Kunkel.
Subscription, $2.00 per year.
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Colvin and Bob Wade
Give Season Party
Colvin and Bob Wade enter-
tained friends with a Halloween
party Monday evening in the home
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Wade. The basement of the
home served as the spook room.
A fire unde the witches boiling-
pot was the only light. Spaghetti
and skinned grapes hung from the
ceiling so as to hit spooks in
the face as they decended the stair
case into the basement. Baloons
were popped as each one reached
the bottom.
A story of the dead man was
told by Mrs. Arnold Ramming and
parts of his anatomy were passed
around.
Refreshments of cookies* cocoa,
apples, popcorn, candy, suckers
and bubble gum were served.
Whistles were favors.
Present for the hair-raising get-
together were Bobby and Bildean
Craig, Doug Whatley, Donnie
Black, Delwin Weems, Herschel
Black, Judy Fields, Jimmy Eschle,
Helen Hickox, Odie Hood, Nan
Ramming, Carey McAdams, Shir-
ley Patterson, Betty Hinson, Alme-
ta and Arletus Ruthardt, Nancy
Hermesmever, Glen Morrow and
Colvin and Bob.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Crone or
Clovis, N. M.; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Shaffer of Portales; Mr. and Mro.
R. F. Himebaugh of El Paso; Mrs.
Ed Bear and Elwanda of Lubbock;
, in Artesia, they attended the
ny Wagoner, Beverly Harrell, Alice birthday reunion of J. W. Dorsey,
Evans, Wanda Jean Ryan, Kerry grandfather, who is 89 years ola.
Those present to express their
love and present gifts were Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Dorsey of Childress;
J. W. Dorsey of Portales, N. M.;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dorsey of Tulia;
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CLEANING — PRESSING
ALTERING
Custom Made Clothes
Your business appreciated.
Buck Whatley, prop.
Janie Merrick and Ellen Marie
Latta entertained the second grade
and their respective Sunday School
classes with a masquerade Hallo-
ween party at the Community Club
House.
On arrival, the witches, ghosts
and other characters had to climb
through an old tire into a dark
room. The games of relays be-
tween cats and bats were played
with the cats winning.
Joy Spoth and Donnie Kuehler
won the prizes for having the best
masquerades.
Refreshments of doughnuts,
jack-o-lantern sandwiches and
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that the lack of only a small
amount of the B vitamins and
certain minerals in your system
will cause certain bodily disorders
such as nutritional neuritis, which
causes the aches and pains com-
monly known as rheumatism, and
there is no known cure for the
ailment excent the administration
of the needed vitamins and min-
erals. This is why peonle who suf-
fered for years and years never
were able to obtain any relief until
they took the vitamins and miner-
als the lack of which was causing
the dicorders.
HADA COT. does not contain onlv
one but has five of the R vitamins
and four necessary minerals. It
comes to you in liauid form so that
it will be easily absorbed bv the
blood and. therefore, carried to the
parts of the body which need their
most.
So, it matters not where you
live—no matter who you are—if
you have tried all the medicines
under the sun, you should be fair
to yourself and give this wonderful
preparation, HADACOL, a trial.
And if your disease is caused by
a lack of the B vitamins and min-
erals which HADACOL contains,
then don’t go on suffering—don’t
continue to make your life so
miserable. Temporary relief for you
is not enough. Take HADACOL.
Sold at all leading drugstores
Trial size only $1.25, but save
money; buy the large family econ-
omy size, only $3.50. If your drug-
gist does not handle HADACOL
order direct from The Le Blanc
Corporation, Lafayette, La., anc
when the postman brings your
package, just pay the amount plus
the c.o.d. and postage. If you remit
with the order we will pay the
postage.
Then, if you don’t feel perfectly
satisfied after using HADACOL
as directed, just return the empty
carton and your money w 1! ’ be
cheerfully refunded. Nothinc could
he fairer. — Adv.
See us for prices on cotton seed 2
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ution.
On January 14th of this year,’’
sa:, “I felt so much letter 1
iue I to go tack on the job.
CARSON COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
j. c. McCollough
Phone 70 Panhandle, Texas
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H. O. Bear and family of Lub-
bock; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shaffer
of Big Springs; Mrs. Taylor oi
La Mesa, N. M.; Faye Nunnelle
of Mecca, California; Mrs. Arna ।
Jean Davis of Borger; Mrs. Alma
Campbell of Artesia; and Mr. ana
Mrs. Virgie Dorsey and Oleta a?
whose home the reunion was held.
This is the 12th year for the re-
union to have been celebrated.
he examining doctor told me !
.as in perfect health. Now I am
This business of certain “I do’s’
covers a lot of territory. Take tha
pertinent section about “in sicknesf
or in health”. With my mouth wide
open and a dentist peering down
ward, it occurred to me that one
“I doer” in the Stuart household
must be getting weary of writin/
checks to our teeth expert.
Between “ahhs” and a few "ows
I managed to ask the man at wor’
why the dental profession hadn’
, come up with something to do awa:
i with tooth decay and help out fam
1 ily budgets—to say nothing of ach
ing molars.
“You can stop biting the dril
now,” says he, “I’m finished. Yot
A, --egg-am must, be psy
/ $833 “0 chic- I was just
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gN\}L7yv discovery tha
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’v-swer to you
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toothpaste that
looks like the most promising ap
proach to the prevention of toot
decay yet found.
He proceeded to explain that only
A month or so ago a scientist pre-
sented a report before the Inter-
national Association for Dental Re-
search on the dramatic result?
achieved with a new toothpaste
ontaining chlorophyll. Checking or
my high school chemistry I was
assured that chlorophyll was the
wonder-working substance that
gives grass and other green plants
their color and upon which all liv-
ing things depend. Chloresium is
the name given to the natural green
paste and, sifting out the scientific
jargon'; it does three main jobs with
nly two brushings a day. First, it
‘owers the acid bacteria count in
the mouth more effectively than
any other known substance. Second,
it also acts to prevent breakdown
of protein parts of tooth enamel.
The third and most quickly appar-
ent achievement of the green paste
is the ability to completely deodor-
ize the mouth. Unlike other pastes
or powders which merely mask
odors with strong, biting flavors,
the new dentifrice actually destroys
offensive odors and retards their
return.
“Onions too?” I asked coyly.
“Definitely. Onions too. Now out
of my office. There are toothaches
waiting! ”
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Kunkel, Carl, Jr. & Kunkel, Loreta E. The Groom News (Groom, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1949, newspaper, November 3, 1949; Groom, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1403265/m1/6/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.