Gainesville Weekly Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 29, 1937 Page: 3 of 8
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Softball Season
To Be Concluded
Here on August 6
USE OUR
LAY-AWAY
W. A. SMITHEY AND
SHERMAN GIRL WED
Ceremony Performed in the
Home of Grandparents of
Bride, Mr., Mrs. Stevens
eluded; Clifford Pond, Fort Sam
Houston, San Antonio; S. J. Pond.
Lapan; Mrs. Ida Peel and John
Peel, Whitesboro; Miss Mary Fran-
ces Lucas. Lindale: Mr. and Mrs.
Will Pond and family, Marysville;
Pure virgin wool—in
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Mrs. Pond is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Pee] of Gainesville.
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ner would see me.
Two seconds lat
back and asked n»
high school in this year's class and
has held a position in Dallas since
her graduation.
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Extra Long! Part Wool—not Less t han 5%
PLAID PAIRS
Completed by the Latter
Part of the Month
Mrs. Will Pond of Marysville.
The guests at the»wedding in-
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Mrs. Slinker was a member of Work Progressing
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pions of the county league.
Other reasons advanced for cut-
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R. S. (5ob) Cearnal is shown here among the saddles and harness
of his shop on North Commerce street . . . he learned the saddle mak-
ing trade 51 years ago and has been in the business here since.—(Regis-
ter Staff Photo.)
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of the
made n
upnee.
Pure Virgin
Wool!
check:
Malaria
in 8 days
Colds
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HEADACHES
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Not Less than 5% Pure Virgin Wool
PAIRS
« hampagne, w
pleasant dinin
to ealbfor any
Presently u
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■ can’t use the 1
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A good weight that will
long service! Grand to
The state highway bridge over
Elm Creek will be open for traffic
in about 60 days, being approxi-
mately 75 per cent complete at the
present time, according to engi-
neers. The bridge will be completed
in.30 days.
The new creek bed which is now
being excavated, will make it pos-
sible for a part of the old creek
bed to be filled ip to make the east
approach to the. bridge. Two shifts
of 50 men each are now employed
on the bridge project.
ting short the schedule was the
' fact that it would take until the
ran't duplicate this low price
after presenf stock is gone!
Frank Kavanaugh, for thirteen
years trainer at St. Lawrence uni-
versity. has been hired in the same
capacity at Cornell.
young child
Dr Henr
the guest of
pure virgin wool! Good look-
ing rayon corded edges.
x 81"—and extra warm!
250
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30
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orning tar
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to Washington alw
-President Garner’
I his willingness to I
I Remembering this
I to Washingin, and
DENTON COUPLE
MARRY IN CITY
Miss Ina Mae Lusk and W. M.
Freeman, both of Denton, were
he yelled. Sit
. II tel what
cuffins
halfhour Mr
the assisted by Rev. W. H. Vail, pastor ‘air; - ..... - .“ “2 . .....
-ne - -- ----- «likely be arranged with the cham-
leaned forward,’
that "yes, yes. g
eyes
Suddenly, a fi
| creep through h .
mean," she blit <
plantation.. He
chemieal analysfs,g
from beneath, 1
bh» eyes twi
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‘tched. "Boy,"
hell do you dr
ker waiting!.
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You know their lasting beauty—their amazing warmth
—their life-time of wear—but see the new DEEPER
TONES! Look for the genuine 4 point marking.
with the Denton Clinic. Burial was in the Masonic ceme-
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman are mak- ■ tery under the direction of J. L.
breakfast r-
"You bet it it
down in that cr
I have with tho
Thereafter foe
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THURSDAI
‘HURSDAY, JULY 20, 1937.
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Virginia Peel
And Archie Pond
Are Married Here
somewhere?"
. "No, ‘ she re-
ptied, "he‘s off f
his sugar." Wei
brows went up
Hudson Bay Blankets
Miss Virginia Lee Peel and Ar-
l chie A. Pond,'both of this city,
h were united in marriage Saturday
h afternoon at 3:30 o’clock in rites
। celebrated in the home of the
bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
B R. Stevens, 316 Andrews street.
Elder J. L. Plummill, pastor of
the Commerce Street Church of
Christ, read the ceremony.
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Wooldridge while in Gainesville.
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Bridge Expected
Be Ready 60 Days
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Crinkly, curly, sturdy weight, -
cotton—in soft-toned colors—-inewest colors. Reversible, too.
reversible! DuroSheen bound. Lustrous Durosheen bindings.
that the building will be completed
around January 1.
Bids on equipment and furniture
for the building will be received
Thursday, July 29. -
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Texas Power.
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Real Beauty! Solid Comfort! Virgin Wool
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PLAID PAIRS
Funcral to Be Wednesday Play-Off for Title Will Be
at Presbyterian Church in
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Iride and
risiting reli
PLAN!
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Liquid. Tabietx
Salve, Nose Drops
Miss a A. Rideour; Ja
Wood and Miss If A, Bra
Misses Mettle and May
lest today for Muskoge
they will visit their aunti
Mrs. H. R. — ' h
Park. The event was in observ-
ance of the birthday anniversaries
of the honorees. Miss Cochran cele-
brated her anniversary Wednesday
and Mr. Cochran’s birthday oc-
curred Thursday. •
A bountiful basket lunch was
served to the following; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Wankan and daughter,
Irma Joe, and Mr.. and Mrs. Zed
Terry, of Denton, Mr. and Mrs.
Loxlev Cochran and small kiaugh-
i ter, Mrs. J. F. Cochran and Miss
Olga.
and immediately began contacting
those boys who will take voca-
tional agriculture this coming
year. Before night, some 30 boys
had been visited and notified of
the trip which was being planned ;
to attend the Future Farmers of
America encampment which was
held at Lake Worth on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday of last week.
On Thursday morning at ten
o clock 17 of these boys carrying
bedding and food, loaded on a bus ’the Christian church and a high
with Mr Murray and Hayden Mil- * R
ler, and left for the three-day ral-
ly.
i BARGAINS that will delighe
you because of their fine qual-
ity yarns — their size — and
weight! Favorite bedroom col-
ors. Sateen bound. 70‘x80".
S, SkMGOrTGE
55KS )
vLLBENGMER/
roping. Filled
wool. Extra size!
6688 trous, rayon
222ez with all new
the teams
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COTTON PAIRS
70^ 1-29
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l nt has gone t
• id several week
( who • lately par
married Saturday morning in an
early ceremony performed in the , . ,
home of Judge and Mrs C N heart disease, and pneumonia
Jones. 426 North Clements street, which developed recently,
with Judge Jones officiating. T
The bride, who was unattended,
wore a tailored ensemble. She is day afternoon at 3 o’clock. Rev. , opening of the county
a graduate nurse of the Gainesville C L. Miller of Bolivar, officiating. I pran y which S a series w H
sanitarium, finishing with t... aceistedhRev w H Vei phetewita a which time a .series win
| class of 1929. She is now associated cf the Methodist church here.
VALLEY VIEW, July 27.
Mrs. Nannie Ellen Slinker. 76. of the board of directors of the
widow of the late W. M. Slinker, softball league with Commissioner
passed away at her home here Bill Block presiding, it was decided
Tuesday morning at 7:02 o’clock. to terminate the present schedule
following a two months’ illness of. on August 6.
In cutting short the schedule it
^^^'A soft, deep shadowy plaid ef-
Asfect-on handsome, solid color?!
52- Luxuriously bound with wide,
.4-inch DUROSHEEN. Breath-
• taking bargains. Size. 70"x80.
iwhile.
Sherman Bi
at the Stork i
I hombre the I
situation was
him Spying ai
table, be sent
■7-49
& Pair
. . . —IT— will pro-
‘ Ay, material for a
COCHRAN FAMILY AT
SURPRISE PARTY
Naming Miss Olga Cochran and
Loxley Cochran as honorees. mem-
bers of their family entertained
with a delightful surprise supper
Wednesday evening at Leonard
Fall prices will be higher. We anticipated the price rise. We looked ahead. We bought huge quantities and at
favorable prices. Many of these savings can’t possibly be offered when these are gone. Use our lay-a way-plan.
Makes it easy! You make your selection now, pay a small deposit-balance in easy payments.
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There9 s Rugged Beauty in these Polar Star
BLANKETS
Attending the bride was her
mother, Mrs. W. P. Peel, who wore
a navy blue ensemble.
The bride was dressed in a pink
crepe with a short navy blue lace
coat. Her accessories were of navy
and. she carried a bouquet of
sweetpeas.
The bridegroom was attended
by W J. Peel as best man.
Following the ceremony, the
couple left for a short trip to San
Antonio. They will be at home at
835 North Morris street upon their
roared, "what,
by keeping
Texa Progress
ette, moreetntton
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wateh thi»
in island with
that, eye-
nd advising I
ghe wanted,
waiter retur
nk you, but th
rjpagne." Shi
ess which 4
Brand new—nigged outdoor-type blankets—made ex-
clusively for Penney’s! These “Glacier Park” PAIRS
are BARGAINS. Solid colors with vivid stripes!
fice. I presented a "4rd and asked
the doorman to inq te if Mr. Gar-
Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Opal
Causey of Sherman to W. A.
a*-
ee the press.
ja recent trip
i assing his of
heard at anyonerefusing
pagne.
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For 51 years. R. S. (Bob) Cear- required for’the conduct of the in-
nal has been associated with the dustry, and at one time, he had 10
saddle and harness making busi- men on his payroll.
ness in Gainesville, and he knows] After the world war, when the
all the ranchers and cattlemen of automobile shoved horse-drawn
North Texas and Southern Okla- vehicles out o, the picture, the
homa. i business declined, and now Mr.
Coming to Gainesville in 1885, has a small shop at 407
he learned the trade from R. E., North Commerce street, whi h is
Gibbons. pioneer harness and sad- -still the favorite gathering place
die maker. After eight years for ranchers and cattlemen.
in the employ of Mr. Gib-' A widower, Mr. Cearnal lives
bons, he .opened his own manufac-' alone at 207 1 North Dixon street,
turing plant in the building at the He is a life-long Democrat.
routheast corner of Elm and Coin- Only one Gainesville citizen has
merce street intersection. There been associated with a single in-
were two other saddle shops here dustry longer than Mr. Cearnal—
at the time nd he is B. p Garvey, who has
During the horse and buggy , J
days, his business flourished, two been engaged in the transfer busi-
floors of his large building being ness here 59 years.
Woolgora Blanket
„ta 5-20
Doable woven of virgin wool
and angora, blended with silk
and a. little rayn for lustre!
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Me <
j the boy came Mrs J. P. Huneycutt and family,
jo step inside. Callisburg; and Mrs. Hays Bras-
, I grinning out:j well, Miss Maud Ferguson, and
haggy brows, Miss Iva Mae Busby, Gainesville.
This, of course, MJ
by-olay, but it i teip hissed me
that all I could I *t put •1-
it urue, Mr. Gar l thal
corn muffins es t mo
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Smithey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Smithey, 1112 North Com-
merce street.
The ceremony was said Satur-
day evening by the Rev. C. Chumb-
ley. Baptist minister of Howe.
The bride wore a dress of navy,
sheer, with matching accessories. Uyg GFIAl-Ay 74
Attending the couple were the 7113,/9i11/KC1, I U,
bride's sister, Miss Marguerite j ‘ 7
Causey of Sherman and Hobart,
Bullard of Bellevue.
Mr. Smithey holds a position ,
with the Southland Ice company in Of Ghvyn4 Time
Sherman. Mrs. Smithey is a daugh- VI UUUILy, HIU3
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Causey, ' .
Sherman and finished the Sherman
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’ Funeral services were held in would still play four rounds, as
, the Presbyteran’ehureh wediyesnipregtnanlyiptannadeandssoupiagrn-
lingsley steadied himself
j he nd on the bar’ "I
stand it," he mumbled, “I
Sie
72" x 90"14a Pair
Wool BLANKETS
7252W! 6-90
Singtei! 72" x W.
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ing their home in Denton. Those ! Leazer
present at the wedding were Mr. Pallbearers were____________ ,, u.
and Mrs.charlie Richardson and Gene Seeley, Delmar McNutt, piete the present schedule and that
. Roane. Charles Peery and Morgan Brown- many teams would be crippled be-
~ 1 ing. Valley View; and Alfred Mad- cause of the loss of players who
New I eachap Iq on doX, Gainesville. would attend a football training
-3 VII I ‘Mrs. Slinker is survived by two camp or enter college.
Koh ill VaRiAI KIIA, 1 daughters. Mrs. Mark Martin, ~ . .i
<11 " •liCY Y ICW ' Floydada, and Mrs. John Stead- forfeited game from the Western
------ j man. Valley View; three sons, Lee Auto team, the former being the
VALLEY VrEw ar, 99 Mr I cf Wichita Falls, George and Four only outfit who had not played the
Murray, teacher ' of vocational Slinker, both of Valley View; and Westerners before their with-
agriculture, arrived here last week seven grandchildren. drawal from the league.
She was Horn January 17,- 1863 Commissioner Block was in-
at Butler's Landing, Tennessee, structed to appoint a secret com-
th** daughter of the late Mr. and mittee of three whose duty it was
Mr. erry Roberts, and came to to select fifteen players from the
Texas with her parents in 1883, league to compose an all-star team
' locating at Celina, where she mar- to. represent Gainesville in the dis-
ried Mr. Slinker August 1, 1887, trict meet in Fort Worth, the
They moved to Cooke county in touniamenr occurring in August.
1900, and to Valley View 19 years . Ather matters came before the
ago. Mr. Slinker died November body but no action was taken.
Mr. Murray and wife and two
sons moved to Valley View on
Monday, July 19.
Superintendent H. J. Brown re-
ceived notice from Nell W. Dear-
mont, homemaking upervisor for
this district, that she will visit the
home economics department here
on July 23, with a view of deter-
mining the possibility of establish-
ing a vocational homemaking de-
partment and, thus, enabling Val-
ley View to participate in the sub-
sidy set as’dc by the federal gov-
ernment to aid those schools with
the vocational departments.
wool BLANKETS
Srao, 1.00
"" Each • *
Not less than 5% pure virgin
wool in these colorful PLAID
blankets? Manx smart color*
unhtenance, “I
E "he has al
rested in the
"sugar ”
J. D. Leeper
tn Decatur, I]
Mr? R H
| Tennctsw to
C. C. Morri
I chased the Smit ong place,
miles northeast of Gaines
brought tome line fryait in to
city today. * *
Ur and Mn.J Ri Mortei
Puarcell are’visiting their son. J
Morter, and family
Mran¥g.w, -
visitingin Galvest
Rev.H. A. Jones accepted
. , of the Cumberland
hterian churgk "and
Gainesville thisT ek
.Justice snide and
Wommack reimned
from near Rosr
were called on »
c dental death}
E Pritchard.4 I
Mrs, Pritchar j
while riding a t
a storm'in t.4
their bones' $
m
Cut S:se,
72" x 90"!
t e d
preferences, con , sing please
on the joys of try bacon,
comnmenting fg on)
, en Texas stylej hink I'm I
1 to remember t \ n9ning a
3, ,
’t 3(”
ill ley genial
C was a ppu:
everybody
dectantly, with
4 I ook in their
‘ pink began to
I ByGEORGEe
EM ‘ RK Mex
■1 dancer, was fall
R tt resting story
led when she p
ecalld some 3
if the long runs I
her J r o t h e r 0
■■•d to make 574
or the Univer- '
■tty of Hawaii. ■ |
Bolt was really
■ gride-A half- ,
back and could, ,3
have starred on k.
any team «... I
"Where is her,
now. ' I asked 1
her. "coaching *
These fine quality, heavy weight
vi ggy---gagggcg blankets in colorful plaids in-
-) sure complete rest and comfort.
EM"K----"888— Every one, sateen bound.
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"4.75
mat Each
hand out-
jngt
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Sue
70" * 80"!
Gainesville Man Associated With the
Saddle Making Industry Here 51 Years
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Colorful Celanese
Comfortables
Cut Sixe 19.50
72" x 84"! •4 Each
De Luxe comfortablev —f- and
correctly named! All the luxu-
rious warmth and comfort
you’d expect to find —• and
more! Solid colors—or rever-
sible shades." Sniartly piped
edging. -Generously flled will)
WHITE GOOSE DOWN! '
ne d re plant at
the first in the
to be used as the
Painta and inks,
the nhinimum rate
S 2 day. it is said
ficjen to last 300
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Wolverine Pairs
2.98
70’ x 80’ •"Pair
Not less than 25% pure virgin
wool! So soft and warm! Beau-
tifully bound with DuroSheen.
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pe"g
nIeAg88 Great big, fluffy blankets i4
' riking colors — with enough
1, .02- woven in to give them
v‘ *6 ; vekk soft, delicate tones! Extra size
• . 3
m- 3 -' aiawk Si itched yam borde rs!
0.98
#d
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AK-c-mmsi*
BLANKETS
7vSr8<y! 1-98
C Cr^snese.Covered ’
Comfortables
t ut Size, S6
72" x 81"! Wg“*
Each
Shimmery celanese—in lovely
bedroom colors. Some in re-
versible shades? Filled with
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a-a1.o) e
ly respected and esteemed citizen ()n SziniAp Hioh
of the community, whose death is V-
mcurned by her many friends. ‘ i \ ----
--- The Gainesville junior high
MRS w F BARTRUFF school building now under con-
Mrs W* F. Bartruff, a cousin of st ruction, is progressing rapidly.
Richard E. Wooldridge apd Mrs. The grade beam is complete and
W. J. Price of Gainesville, who re- the foundation is 92 per cent com-
skied here for several years while plete.
attending high school, passed away . Structural steel on the building
at her home i Oklahoma City is about 20 per cent complete, the
Monday following a brief illness, steel portion for the gymnasium
Funeral services were held in having been erected. Masonry
Oklahoma City Tuesday, ana work will begin Thursday with a
burial was in Sherman Wednes- dark brick of mingled colors being
day morning at 11 o’clock. 1 used on the exterior.
Mrs. Bartruff is survived by her The walls between the class
husband, two brothers, Clark Jen- rooms and corridors are complete-
nings of Dallas, Foster Jennings of ly fireproof with only the floors
Fort Worth, and a sister, Mrs. J. being of wood. Plumbing work, at
H. Carraway of-Sherman. present, consists of roughing-in of
Mrs. Bartruff Was the former, pipe, is being done by J.C.
Miss Clara B. Jennings and resided • Korioth -Plumbing and Heating
in the home of the late Mrs. J. C. company.
Engineers have approximated
Size, 72" x 84"!
mraFEi} If you’re looking for warmth,
252=28 beauty and cosy comfort—
-ess they’re all to be found in these
pure virgin wool blankets.
za 3, Iovely, soft-toned colors. Lus-
Ehamimae trous 4-inch bindings. Value!
$9e8E Lovely flora! patterned top—
agz with solid colored border of
5- satcen with back to match!
' Beautifully edged with lus-
wher
co jilt at the
Mr. ahd Ml
f report Mr,
led by light
the road du
vicinity. On
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