Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 132, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1947 Page: 3 of 8
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SATURDAY
The Blanche Groves circle of
the First Baptist church met in
the home of Mrs. P. C. Sparks, 719
Gainesville (Tex.) Daily Register
Thursday, Jan. 30, 1947
Mrs. E. L. Townsley, 1322 East Pecan, was the
lucky lady last week, receiving a white carnation cor*
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“oohs” and “ahs."
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Quickies Facial Cleansing Pads.......
Etiquet Deodorant..................
O. J.'s Beauty Lotion................
Pond’s Pan Cake Make-Up..........
De Wan’s Special Facial Hair Remover
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System,” and “Flexible Farm-
ing,” were shown. Don Boyce of
the Bull-Stewart company talked
briefly on the operation of the
Ladies’ gold filled Ex-
pansion Bracelet.
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Jack and Judy’
Puppets, Delight
County Children
Marionette Show That
Stresses Dental Health
Shown at Schools
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two tablespoonsful twice a day.
That’s all there is to it
if the very first bottle doesn’t
show the simple, easy way to lose
Demonstration of
Ferguson Farm
System Is Given
75 Farmers Attend
Meeting at Hilburn
Tractor Company
Between 50 and 75 farmers of
the Cooke county area gathered
Wednesday night at the Hilburn
Tractor company on North Chest-
nut street, to witness demonstra-
tions of the Ferguson system and
to participate in discussions con-
ducted by representatives of the
onstration clubs were represented
Wednesday afternoon at the Veg-
etable Garden Training school at
the Fair Park club building. The
clubs are Dye, Ross Point, Fair-
view, Elm Grove-Valley View,
Lucy Lee, Downard-Fairplains,
; Bulcher and Mount Pleasant.
Barcentrate (formerly called Bareel
Concentrate). Pour this into a pint
battle and add enough grape
juice to fill the bottle. Then
luppets danced merrily across
__ due elevated stage Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday morn-
Monday
meeting < '
Deputy Grand Matron
To Visit OES Lodge
Mrs. Leola Bruce of Newark,
deputy grand matron of the Texas
Order of Eastern Star will pay an
official visit to the Belle Moon
chapter Thursday evening at a
meeting to be held in the Masonic
Temple at 7:30 o’clock.
Mrs. Mary Katharine Smith,
worthy matron of the local chap-
ter, will preside. All members
are urged to attend.
-Miss Mildred Chapman, county
home demonstration agent, gave
information oA soil preparation,
varieties of vegetables best suited
for Cooke county, best planting
dates, and the treatments of seed,
this information to be related to
the different clubs at their Febru-
ary meetings by the 19 women
present.
Install Officers
Of Rebekah Lodge
Officers for the May Star Re-
bekah Lodge No. 86 were installed
last Thursday, with Mrs. Bonnie
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Sofskin Creme .. ....... 35c, 50c and $1,09, plus tax
Marian Biolac Cleansing Pads.... 100 for $1.00 plus tax
North Grand avenue, Monday for
a luncheon.
A mission study program was
given,. with Mrs. J. R. Reuther
reviewing “The Hill Called
Moon,” the mission study book.
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Frame Straightening—Wheel Balancing •
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MUSCLES
RUB ON
This story involves the life of
Elizabeth Routh Poole, who was
a. missionary in Africa.
Mrs. Roy Albert, Sr., leader of
the circle, conducted a business
session when reports were given
by chairmen and a contribution
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was given to Buckner’s Orphans
home. Mrs. Clayton Gilmer is
chairman of the orphanage com-
mittee.
Fourteen members and two
guests, Mrs. T. Hollis Epton and
J. E. Carson, choir director, were
present.
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The students expressed their en-
joyment of the programs by ex-
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Powers elected noble grand. .
The other officers are Mrs. Myr-
tle Evans, past noble grand; Mrs.
Lettie Fay Potts, vice grand; Mrs.
Annie Cochran, financial secre-
tary; Miss Joyce Potts recording
secretary; Mrs. Annie Block,
treasurer: Mrs. Lou Pringle, team
captain; Mrs. Della Stinnett, right
support to noble grand; Mrs. Della
Spencer, left support to noble
grand; Mrs. Wilma Fay Gray,
right support to vice grand noble;
Mrs. Bertha Flowers, left Support
to vice grand noble; Mrs. Reva
Jones, warden; Mrs. Effie Busby,
conductor; Mrs. Nettie Welch,
chaplain; Mrs. Minnie Huneycutt,
pianist; Mrs. Lucille Mason, in-
side guard; and Mrs. Elizabeth
Welborn, outside guard. .
Meetings are held every second
and fourth Thursday of each
month and the grand noble, Mrs.
Bonnie Powers, has urged each
member to be present.
South Morris street Monday for
an all-day meeting and a covered
dish luncheon.
The mission study book, “Com-
munity Missions,” was taught by
Mrs. W. N. McKaig. A short busi-
ness session was held.
say street, was hostess for a
kitchen shower given in honor of
Mrs. Wayne Bloodworth. the for-
mer Miss Cliffogene "ownsiey,
last week.
After the presentation of the
many nice gifts to Mrs. Blood-
worth, 24 guests were served
open-faced sandwiches, mils and
coffee. The house was decorated
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The couple travel by automobile
covering as much territory in
Texas as possible in the nine
months term. They arrived in
Cooke county from Tarrant coun-
ty and left late Wedneday after-
noon to give the show in Sherman
and Denison. ’
Mrs. Marv Leyhe, Cooke county
Public, health nurse, introduced
Mils Bower who in turn, intro-
duced Jack. Jack read a letter that'
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A buffet supper of sandwiches
and coffee was served to all pres-
ent before an open discussion on
various phases of farming with
the Ferguson system- The discus-
ions were conducted by each of
the three representatives present
: PLYMOUTH
By DOROTHY ROE
Associated Press Fashion Editor
Have you ever wondered why your new dress
didn’t look the same as it did when you saw it
on the mannequin in the store window? Or have
you ever picked out a dress from a picture
in a magazine, only to find that it made you look
like a pygmy dressed in a circus tent?
It’s a common fate of the average woman, of
average size, to find bitter disappointment in the
fit of clothes she buys in ready-to-wear depart-
ments. Often the waistline is too long, the sleeves
too long, the skirt too long, even though the gar-
ment may fit ine circumference. If she buys the
dress anyway, alteration costs make it more ex-'
pensive than she planned. If she tries to wear it
as is, the proportions are wrong for her figure.
It is a sad but true fact that most designers
plan their creations for the tall, willowy fashion
models, while the average woman, short and
slightly hefty, is left with only a dream of how
she would like to look.
Spring Shoes' for the entire Family
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Baptist Circle
I* Entertained
Twelve members of the Lucile
Reagan circle of First Baptist
church, and one guest, met in the
home .of Mrs. J~ C. Glfo>Hy 202
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Ferguson system on farm tractors
..and attachments for the system.
L. D. Reid discussed care and
Remember, Ladies!
Trudy’s Flower Shop will give away a
lovely corsage Friday morning between
10 and 11 o’clock to the lady whose name
and telephone number are drawn.
qufekly Meet
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Friday, Jan. 31
From 9 a. m. til1 p. m.
For Inventory
Since we are not all constructed like Powers
models, who usually re at least five feet ten,
with a size 12 waist and hipline, it behooves us
to look into the proportion of the clothes we buy.
One manufacturer has investigated the meas-
urements of the average woman and found that
a large percentage of U. S. female adults are five
feet or under in height, with a little mofe girth
than is usually provided for in the standard size
dresses. I
The result is. a line of dresses and suits de-
signed especially no fit the proportions of the aver-
age American woman, whose height is five feet
five * or under.: Waistlines, hemlines, shoulder-
lines and trimmings are adjusted accordingly, for
correct proportions. J
These clothe* now are generally available in
department stores and specialty shops throughout
the country, designed by Varden and tagged pe-
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Trudy’s Flower Shop
1320 East Garnett St. Phone 1454-W or 742
ings and afternoons when they
appeared before students at the
Valley View, Era, Lindsay and
Gainesville elementary public
schools, stressing dental health,
asored by the Texas State
dth department and the Cooke
County Health unit.
Two young women. Miss Grace
Simonson of North Dakota, and
Miss Jo Ann Bower of Illinois,
who have studied the intricacies
of staging puppet shows in a six
weeks course at Chicago, Ill.,
skillfully manipulated the pup-
pets in movement and voice to
entertain the children as well as
helpful hints on the preservation
of teeth with these four rules:
> chew your food well, wash your
I teeth regularly “see your dentist
three time* a year” and exercise
your teeth by chewing celery,
carrots, bread crusts ana gum.
• To acquire a position with the
Good Teeth Council for Children
of Chicago, represented by Miss
Simonson. who has been with the
council two years and Mis* Bower
who has just entered into her first
year of wo*|t|1yith the council, a
TRAVEL BY BUS
DIXIE
MOTOR COACHES
Phone 22
earner Rusk and Elm Streets
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Night circle of Dixon Street
Christian church meets at 8
o’clock in the home of Mrs.
Wilson King, 910 North Dixen
street.
Beautiful ladies’ 14k
gold cased Watch —
pink, natural or white
gold.
$49.50
With Two Diamonds
$64 150
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‘ Bull-Stewart company of Dallas,
s Two sound motion pictures, en-
; titled “The Story of the Ferguson
FREE ENERGY
Do you feel like you are tied to a drag
everytime'you try to o something? 1
so, don’t let a low blood count hold you
down when you i may release -vibrant
energyjtoevekymusele,hbr,
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tiny red-blood-cells must pour forth
from the marrow of your bnes to re-
place those that are -worn-out. A low
blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite, underweight, no
energy, a run-down condition, lack of
resistance to infection and 4teese.
To get real rellef} you must keep up
your blood strength. Medical authorities,
by analyst of the blood, have by posi-
tive proof shown that 888 Tonic is
amazingty effective in bunding up low
blood etroo K in non-organic utr-
Oona) anem. This to due to the B88
Tonic formula vich contatns special
and potent aoti on* ingredient
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maintenance of the system and
tractors. M. S. Thompson handled
the moving picture projector.
The Ferguson system is a hy-
draulic -arrangement which elim- J
inates all the heavy work of at- '
tacking and removing various 1
farming implements on a tractor.
Seven prizes were given away,
five for tractor owners and two
for visitors. The winners included
Ivory Evans, 313 North Howeth,
a tire; Wayne Otts, out 2 a tire
pump kit; Ray Ayres, Whites-
boro, route 1;a set of spark plugs;
Louis Sicking, Muenster, route 2,
set of Fram filters, and Mack ►
Trayler, 112% North Dixon, a
breather cap for the oil filter.
Lesser guest prizes were awarded
J. C. Copeland of route 1 and J.
D. Fatheree of Nocona, route 1.
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» better, feel better, work better,
better. hav6 e healthy color Howin
skienim flesh fill out hollow
esiaiuons of bottles sold. Oct a
mother’s farm during the summer
vacation. Four scenes including
Jack'and Judy’s arrival at the
farm, a scene in the barn with the
animals, Dr. Parson’s office and
a fishing trip, were enacted. Small
red curtains with "Good Teeth"
printed in blue, closed after each
from Camp Howze—all tempo-
rary frame—will be taken over
by Gainesville public school at a
90 per cent discount from the ep-
rent market value of $5,815. Aft-
er removal to Gainesville, thy
will be used as a field bww for
physical education, vocational
agriculture classroom and labora-
tory
The Camp Howze infirmary
building will be transferred to
the Walnut Bend district Na 19 •
at 50 per cent of the current mar-
ket value of $2,725. It will be used
to house teachers. the Dallas WAA
office has been advised.
Another Cooke county educa-
tional unit, Loving school district
No. 89, will acquire a frame cafe-
teria at 20 per cent at the cur-
rent market value at 6690 with a
deduction of 80 per cent for public
benefit. It will be used as a school
Kitchen Shower for
Mr*. Wayne Bloodworth
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Gainesville, Walnut
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Benefit by Acquisitions
DALLAS, Jan. 30—Four Cooke
county school districts will bene-
fit by the acquisition. of building
located at Camp Howze. Thre
temporary frame structures, built
as army barracks, will be used
bv the Era consolidated independ-
school vocational training and
agricultural courses. Public bene-
fit allowance will give the school
district 90 per cent discount on
a current market value of $3,275
Announcement to this effect was
made by Gordon D. Jackson of
the office of real property of the
Dallas War Assets administration
office.
Make This Home JR
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Isimple, It‛s amazing, how bulky fat and help regain slender,
own home. Make this recipe your- - ‘ “
■elf. It’s easy—no trouble at all
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One strand Necklace
of cultured pearls.
Lustrous . . . satiny.
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We Will Open Saturday, Feb. 1,
with new
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at 7130 p. m. A panel disus-
sion will be held on teacher
recruitment,
Tuesday
Tuesday Book club meets in
home of Mrs. Wilbur Jackson,
1307 North Clements street, at
2 p. m.
Lucy Lee Home Demonstra-
tion clb, Tuesday, 2 p. m., Mrs.
Owen Almon, east of Gaines-
ville._______________________________ •
person must have a college de-
gree. Degree held by Miss Simon-
son is a master’s in speech from
the Northwestern college at
Evanston, Ill. and Miss Bower has
a bachelor’s degree from Knox
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 132, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1947, newspaper, January 30, 1947; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1470857/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.