Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 16, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 1, 1946 Page: 2 of 16
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descriptive booklet and explain
how you may get a full demon-
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Ruth Alice NeaL Hamilzon, writ-
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and Robert Adams, Fort Worth la-
bels Sam Houston a “Tezas-Indian
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ings wih Indians.
Brand running and cattle rustling
were common in the 1470’s and 1880s
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mixing with the crowds as much '
lag the kids Naturaly Santa wil
be back but Friday night the kids
were certainly delighted to see Mrs.
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Mrs W. $ Williams of 808 South
Main street is reported to be seri-
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children of Fort Worth
Mrs. Berpie Kozlowski.
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Deafened Now Hear
WMMere spending the Thanksgiving holi-
EMSfdass here with their parents, Mr.
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ADMINISTRATION—THE
REPUBLICANS ABF. IN A
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AU modem conveniences, West
Cleburne, dose to church and
Fort .Worth were dinner guests of
Rov. and Mre, Edward Gover on
Friday evening.
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bese days, fot their bossman a miner at nearby Benton. 1)1
joined the nation-wide walkout from the coet pits and
to devote to his birds. (lotfin9tiQn:l f
Santa laus Pays
Kids Early Visit
Santa Claus paid his first visit
to Cleburne Friday night when he I
put tn a specjal appearane at the
Derby Hardware and Furnitire. d
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And with him wAs rs. Santa I
Claus. Yes. He has been coming' j
to Cleburne for years upon yars) 1
and always the press of his work of
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Mr. and Mra. J. V. Stewart and Mrs. J. H. Causey a
Mrs Florence Howell returned Fri- Bender ore spending
"ere they Temple with Mr. Caus
rs. Slew- dergoing treatment in
Hospital there He i
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faint sounds. It is a hearing de-
vice so small that U fits in the
hand and enables thousands to
enjoy sermons, music, and friendly
companionship. Accepted by the
Council on Physical Medicine of
the American Medical Association.
This device does not require sep-
arate battery pack. battery wire,
case or garment to bulge or weigh
you down. The tone is clear and
powerful. So made that you can
adjust it yourself to sulf your hear-
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Santa Claus.
Junior His
Magazine Links Early
And Current History
Mr. and Mrs. A Corbin. 1514 North
Robinson street. had as their din-
ner guests on Friday, Mr. and Mrs
Ajsm Corbin of University of
Texas, Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Knox ►
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AUSTIN, Nov. 30 — Early and
current Texas history are linked in
the November issue of The Junior
Historian, published bv the Texas
State Historical Association with
headquarters at the University of
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’Stormy Times’’ is a story of
the Texas Navy, by Tyler H Flet-
cher. Houston student, who traces
the history of the navy of the Re-
Admiral Aubrey Fitch, An-
napoli superintendent, greets
Billy the Eleventh, new Navy
mascot, gift from Texas' Goy.
Goke Stevenson. Admiral said
Billy was most fragrant of long
line of Navy goate.
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Mrs. Santa Claus. But this year,
for this early appearance in Cler
burne, the sweet little copanion
of Old Saint Nick cme along with
him and as he went about the busi-
ness of handing out candy tothef
throngs of kiddies nsedt to
dore before nine o'cloek to see
Santa. Mrs. Santa Claus sat ali- I
< ly in a chair no. far from him 1
1 and extended gieetings b? all the
youngsters who came in
John T. Hart is in the Santa Fe
2 Houpital at Temple, where he un-;-
Mederwent an appendectomy recently ' days here with their children.
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STRIKING MINER TURNS TO TURKEYS
us show you the many new features of
olinds, NO OBLIGATION.
INVESTIGATE
Falls High School writes of the first
man to pass through Wichita Coun-
ty. in an article titled tPaso Por
Aqui
Other young contributors are
Nancy Dale Terrance. Austin. Mil-
dred Dugan, Fort Worth;. Arlene
Callan Fort Worth; Nell Priddy,
Rails. Jean Elizabeth Lovil, Texar-
kana; Robert Conklin, San Antonio;
Glen Dunkle, Wichita Falb and Vir-
ginia Webber. Goose Creek.
Junior historians of Brackenridge
High, San Antonio. are shown in
a photograph of the finale of a1
pageant commemaratnsi Ep years
of statehood. ‛T- ‛ ।
Judge William H. Atwell of Dallas
writes the editorial for the current
issue.
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SIX MILES WEST ON GOOD
HIGHWAY
140 acree, 60 acres in cultiva-
tion, balance good native grass,
big government tank, plenty
barns and garage Four-room
house At once, $50 per acre.
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FORT WORTH, Nov 30 (Spl)—
A military device for scrambling
enemy radio communications will
soon make an appearance in farmer’'
chicken houses, according to the War
Assets Administration.
The device is the Ferracourt
clock, a simple key-wound mechan-
ism operating electrical contacts
During the war, this radio scramb-
l ling device was dropped by para-
j chuta in enemy territory, with the
contacts set for predetermined time
intervals to interfere with ground-
to-air and . plane-to-plane radio
communications.
A wholesaler bought up these sur-
plus clocks from WAA, and they
will be sold to farmers for use in
chicken house*. The clocks will
turn on tne lights several hours be-
fore dawn and keep the lights burn-
ing long after the sun goes down.
The object is to keep winter egg
production on a ' par with that of
summer. Thus, an invention the
army used to scramble communi-
cations wil help provide eggs for
Americans to scramble.
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daughter of Dallas spent. Thanks- Mrs. Buddy.Corzinel
giying Day here with hr parents. ter, Mary Adele, returne
Mr. and Mrs. B F. Bryan. end from Austin, where
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Patricin, gnd Mrs. Alfred Davis of Hrs? Jack Doughte
Grandview visited relatives nd Mrray Yantis spent W
friends here this past week.
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Brown, Herman. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 16, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 1, 1946, newspaper, December 1, 1946; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1423268/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.