The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, May 12, 1939 Page: 3 of 8
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The Winkler County News
Friday, May 12, 1939
A HAPPY MOMENT
CLASS CLASH!
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them perfectly cleaned and
perfectly pressed.
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M. M. Donosky of Dallas, owner of
the Kermit Land Company, was a
Stodghill-McAdoo Chevrolet Co
WINK - KERMIT, TEXAS
Anita Louise, Richard Greene and Shirley Temple are caught in a
dramatic moment from the 20th Century-Fox Technicolor hit, “The
Little Princess,” at the Kermit theatre, Sunday and Monday. This
is Shirley’s first Technicolor film.
Miss Oline Rollater, Wink faculty
member, returned this week from
Celina where she attended the fu-
neral of her brother who died sud-
denly last week.
85-HORSEPOWER VALVE-
IN-HEAD SIX.
5. PERFECTED HYDRAULIC
BRAKES.
know how to
make Texas
telephones
talk...
3. NEW LONGER RIDING-
BASE.
16. HYPOID-GEAR REAR AXLE
AND TORQUE-TUBE DRIVE.
11. HAND BRAKE MOUNTED
UNDER DASH AT LEFT.
12. SYNCRO-MESH TRANS-
MISSION.
Your telephone in Texas is
served by folks who learned
their trade in the school of
experience . . . By men who
know the feel of a sleet-lashed
pole in a wintry wind ... By
women to whom the state’s
; vast copper network of three
million miles of wire is as an
open book.
Of the 8,700 employees who
watch day and night over this
company’s lines in Texas,
nearly 4,500 have at least 10
years of telephone experience.
More than 1,000 of these have
been in the business for 20
years or longer, and a small
group of 186 veterans count
their years of telephone serv-
ice at 30 and more. *
From department heads
down, their friendly “know
how”, born of years of experi-
ence, plays a vital part in giv-
ing fast, dependable tele-
phone service, at a price that
is reasonable to you. South-
western Bell Telephone Co.
17. DELCO-REMY STARTING,
LIGHTING, IGNITION.
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2. NEW AERO-STREAM STYL-
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Plaintiff; wherefore, plaintiff prays
that said relation be dissolved, and
that the Court decree an annull-
ment thereof.
You are commanded to so sum-
mons such Defendant and to serve
this citation by making publication
OWL SHOW SATURDAY NITE
SUNDAY - MONDAY
ISHIRLEYSTEMPLE
ITHE LITTL.E PRIACESS1
TUESDAY ONLY
PENNY DAY
Regular Admission Prices Plus
One Cent Admit Two People
Harley Sadler’s
Show To Be In
Kermit Two Days
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CAR" VISIBILITY.
7. PERFECTED KNEE-ACTION
RIDING SYSTEM WITH IM-
PROVED SHOCKPROOF
STEERING. (Available on
Master De Luxe models
only.)
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dirt is. removed—colors and
dealer— today!
Every 40 seconds of every day.
Somebody buys a new Chevrolet!
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OST families are completely at a loss when
faced by a sudden bereavement. They need
a helping hand as they never needed it be-
fore. In your time of need remember that
Kolar’s friendly assistance is as near to you
as your phone . . . we’re ready to help you,
day or night.
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Nation’s Most Competent Astronomers
Compose McDonald Observatory Staff
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A Warner Broz.
1st Nar‘ Pieler
DR. J. S. DANIELS
of Monahans
Optometrist
and
Eyesight Specialist
Will Be at the
WEATHERBY HOTEL
Each Wednesday from 8:30 to
12 Noon for the Purpose of
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new company of actors, vaudeville
artists and musicians, is coming to
Kermit for a two night engagement
starting Friday, May 19th, under the
auspices of the Kermit Volunteer
Fire Department.
This season Harley Sadler is fea-
turing a variety of big time vaude-
ville, headlined by Henry, world
toured artist and magician. In addi-
tion to his baffling and mirth pro-
voking feats of magic, Henry is cre-
ating a sensation wherever he has
appeared with the Sadler show this
year with his Hopi Indian sand
paintings, said to rival masterpieces
of art.
In addition to Henry, vaudeville
includes Jeannie Layne, acrobatic
The presence of Mr. and Mrs. Car-
ney Lagrone and employees enabled
a fire to be extinguished that
threatened for a few minutes the
entire row of business buildings west
of the courthouse, Sunday morning,
a few minutes before noon.
Discovering flames enveloping tre
southwest corner and floor of their
Cash Food Market, they immediate-
ly began fighting them with a gar-
den hose. Mrs. Lagrone turned in
the alarm at 11:45 a. m.
Quick response by the Kermit
Volunteer Fire Department resulted
in snuffing out the fire in short or-
der with no damage to stock and
little damage to floor studs and wall.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Author Of “Music Goes ’Round And
Round”To Play Monahans Dance
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Mrs. Estha Brisco returned to Ker-
mit this week from Progress where
she has been teaching school for
the past several months. Mrs. Bris-
co plans to remain in Kermit for
the next several weeks.
REASORARLE EATES
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W. 0. Hunt Garage
Harley Sadler, with practically
contract a lawful marriage
of this citation once in each week
for four (4) consecutive weeks, pre-
vious to the return day hereof in
some newspaper published in your
County; but if there be no newspa-
per published in said County, then
in any newspaper published. in the
nearest County where a newspaper
is published.
HEREIN FAIL NOT but have you
before said Court on the first day
of the next term thereof this Writ
with your return thereon showing
how you have executed the same.
WITNESS Floyd M. Ellis, Clerk
of the District Court, Winkler Coun-
ty, Texas.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of said Court in Kermit, Texas,
this the 2nd day of May, A. D., 1939.
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Class warfare breaks out in “Cale Society,” Paramount’s comedy of
life among the rich and important, with Madeleine Carroll, the
“queen bee” of the 400, lined up against Shirley Ross, a girl from
the other side of Fifth avenue. And there isn’t much Fred Mac-
Murray can do about it! The film comes Friday to the Kermit theatre.
there’s NO OBJECTION-
SERVICE DELUXE, many
I Popper and Walter Linke.
Dr. Struve, former member of the
Russian Imperial Army and director
of both McDonald and Yerkes
plants, is already noted for his work
on the spectra and his discovery of
several new stars. One asteroid he
named McDonalda—after the donor
of the huge scope.
Dr. Elvey has been recently suc-
cessful in photoelectric observations
of the brightness of the night sky
and of a number of eclipsing vari-
able stars.
Dr. Kuiper, now at McDonald, is
already recognized for his recent
discovery of the mysterious “white
dwarfs”—stars in or universe of a
size comparable to that of the earth,
but condensed to the point that a
cubic inch may weigh several tons.
Also at McDonald is Dr. George
Van Biesbroeck, well known for his
investigation of comets and aster-
oids. Dr. Van Biesbroeck made some
of the first photographs through
the new McDonald telescope.
Professor Morgan, now working at
Yerkes, is best known for his work
on the spectra and the brightness
of the stars, while Professor Chan-
drasekhar, also at Yerkes, is the
leading authority on the constitu-
tion of the stars.
dancer, the Musical Battens, in
“musical nonsense,” Vera Gorman,
direct for the High Hat Club, De-
troit, Michigan, Billy Heath, Kenedy
Swain and many others.
A 10-piece orchestra is under the
capable direction of Bob Siler. The
opening play in Kermit will be “He
Couldn’t Take It,” with Harley Sad-
ler playing the part of “Dad”, said
to be his favorite part. Popular-
prices will prevail and no doubt this
popular company will be greeted by
large audiences the two nights they
show here.
R. A. Lipscomb, principal of the
Wink high school, returned Sunday
from Austin where he attended the
State Principals’ Convention.
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between the two! .
Chevrolet is leading all other makes of cars in sales for the
eighth time in the last nine years—selling at the rate of a car
every forty seconds of every twenty-four-hour day—because it s
the only car that brings you all of these modern features at
such low cost!
You want the car that gives you the most for your money;
you want the car that is first in sales, first in value; you wa^
y a new 1939 Chevrolet! Better see your Chevrolet
Ernie Palmquist and his nationally
famous orchestra, featuring Doris
Smith, beautiful personality singer,
brings his “Music Goes ’Round and
’Round” orchestra to Tubbs Hall at
Monahans Saturday night, May 13,
for a return engagement. J. B.
Tubbs, owner and manager of the
dance spot, had been negotiating
with Palmquist since the popular
maestro and his band were such a
decided hit during his last engage-
ment in Monahans.
The “Music Goes ’Round and
’Round” band comes to Monahans
after a record breaking engagement
at the exclusive Chez Maurice night
club atop the Santa Fe building in
Dallas. Prior to this engagement,
Palmquist played at a number of
famous eastern and middlewestern
spots, among which were the Radi-
son Hotel in Minneapolis, Tri-State
Ballrooms in "Milwaukee, New Fon-
tenelle Hotel in Omaha and the na-
tionally known Archer Circuit of
ballrooms.
Because of Palmquist’s popular!-.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, 1
TO THE SHERIFF OR ANY CON- ■
STABLE OF WINKLER COUNTY '
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You are hereby commanded to ]
summon RAYMOND JACKSON, :
who is a non-resident of this State, .
to appear at the next regular term
of the District Court of Winkler
County, Texas, to be held at the :
courthouse thereof in Kermit, Tex- :
as, on the 1st Monday in June, A. .
D., 1939, same being the 5th day of .
June, A. D., 1939, then and there to (
answer a Petition filed in said Court .
on the 2nd day of May, A. D., 1939,
the file Number of which is 3205 in
which suit Ilie Muriel Cox, who sues <
by and through her next friend, H. :
E. Cox, is Plaintiff, and Raymond •
Jackson is Defendant; the cause of ;
action being alleged as follows:
That on or about the 23rd day of :
February, A. D., 1939, said Plaintiff
and Defendant were issued marriage
license by the County Clerk of Ward
County Texas, and that the rites of
matrimony were read to Plaintiff
and Defendant; that Plaintiff and
Defendant lived together as man
and wife until on or about the 24th
day of February, A. D., 1939; that
Defendant was in truth and fact le-
gally married to one Eunice Smith
Jackson in the State of Arizona in
or about the month of October,
1937; that the Defendant Raymond
Jackson was suffering under a legal
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AUSTIN, May 11.—To probe the
mysteries of outer space, McDonald
Observatory will boast a staff com-
posed of some of this nation’s most
competent astronomers, University
of Texas officials disclosed here to-
day.
Half of the Yerkes-McDonaid ax-
is, first co-operative astronomical
venture, the Texas plant is to be
staffed by Yerkes observers working-
on a rotating basis between the two
observatories.
The Yerkes-McDonald staff and
research associates will be Dr. Otto
Struve, director; Dr. C. T. Elvey, as-
sistant director at McDonald; Drs.
George Van Biesbroeck, Gerald P.
Kuiper, W. W. Morgan, S. Chandra-
sekhar, Louis G. Henyey, Philip C.
Keenan, J. L. Greenstein,. Thornton
L. Page, Carl K. Seyfert, Daniel
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Clerk of the District Court,
Winkler County, Texas.
By J. W. Eisenwine, Deputy.
Issued this the 2nd day of May,
A. D., 1939.
FLOYD M. ELLIS,
Clerk of the District Court,
Winkler County, Texas.
10-4t By J. W. Eisenwine, Deputy.
Milk is a food which is easily af-
fected by high temperature, and
every care should be taken to keep
it from souring, by refrigerating at
a low temperature. Dairies deliver-
ing Grade “A” milk are required to
cool the milk immediately after
milking to 50 degrees or below, and
maintain it at that temperature un-
til it is delivered to the consumer.
All milk contains some bacteria
when milked. If the milk comes
from a healthy animal and is pro-
duced under rigid sanitary condi-
tions, these bacteria are not only
harmless, but are beneficial to man
4, as they are for the purpose of pro-
P ducing the changes associated with
* the normal souring of milk. These
bacteria grow best at body tempera-
ture; so cooling the milk will pre-
vent their rapid growth and keep
the milk fresh for a longer period.
Most milk is delivered to the resi-
dence during daylight hours, and of-
ten it is left in the sunlight until it
grows warm or even hot. Often the
dairyman is blamed for leaving sour
milk when it was the householder’s
negligence that caused the milk to
sour. If a family is unable to have
someone available to receive the
milk, arrangements should be made
with the dairyman to place the milk
in the refrigerator; or a receptacle
should be built to protect the milk
from sunlight and from outside con-
tamination by cats, dogs, flies, dust,
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Bills, Jack. The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, May 12, 1939, newspaper, May 12, 1939; Kermit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1484241/m1/3/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Winkler County Library.