Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 144, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 2, 1935 Page: 3 of 6
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 1935
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WASH TUBBS
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medical treat*
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Modern Style in Oriental
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JESSIE HOGUE
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White* Kid Ties
Gm Station Replaces Mansion
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All vegetables packed by the can-
gularly $44.95
ners
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Printed Sheers
7 minutes 1
and Mrs. Forrest G. Wes-
IS HERE
It comes that d
en’s Shorts
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MEN'S RIB SHIRT!
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Men's Shirts
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Grass Shears
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and
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that we have ever show,
handicapped this seasen
out implements. You ca
t were Mr. and Mrs.
Ion, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
INDIAN PROGRAM MONDAY
Mr. Joe Wiley’s Lone Star Club
end Mr. W. H. Keeling's Junior
Don't be
ith worn
do twice
Miss Novalyn
Plains is receiving
HOWARD PAYNE BAND PLAYS
At assembly Friday the Howard
Payne Yellow Jacket Band under
the direction of Mr. W. R. Park-
• Automatz
DeWitt,
re. I suf-
Garden Hose
Per foot
7c
A visit to our
to you one of
plete lines of-
{. h regu-
have any
Garden Rake
II to $1.50
Spading Fork
$1.10 to
$2.75
up 1
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Cut full to
Fancy pattei
Lastez inserts.
Call today and , let us supply
yeu with whatever you may '
need.
■d I knew that I
hing for this con-
Ned all this trou-
Wednesday and
Thursday
Ward Week
DA LEETLE
GUY.
derson and Charlie Mae Scott
negative defeated the boys tea
Harold Steel and Hal Cherry 3-1.
Hawkins Will Meet
With Fundamentalist
Church Officials
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andard sizes.
broadcloth.
Thousand
il benefited
it YOU, cd
WANU
WeuK
CT
soH
Dadas, will attend both tnese meet-
ings.
Hedge Shears
*1.50
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WARD'
WEEK
Spuiaf
Six for what you regularly pay
for five! Fast color broad-
cloths. 14% to 17.
k Price is $1.89
1.69
Gal
♦ * * *
s Heatherly Guest
At Allred Reception
$5 Monthly, Small Carry-
ing Charge
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SPRING FOOTBALL
Spring football practice will be-
gin Monday under the coaching of
Mr. Pat Cagel and Mr. Mac Mill-
er. With about fifty expecting to
report? The practice will continue for
about three weezs.
iroen.
fave,
might
work.
EANWHILE,THE CABIN FILLS
RAPIDLY WITH WATER. .
as much work in the time what you
MISS GILSTRAP HERE TODAY
Miss Opal Gilstrap, deputy state
CLOTHES PINS
Wednesday Only
2c Dozen
• Full porcekih enamel!
• Oven-5n"
; jaw
Lawn Mowers
$7.95 and up
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AM Metal hbe-
wm 494
Full-sued; decorated cant or
panel. Chip-proof, baked on,
brown enamel finish.
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FULL-FASHIONED! Pure
silk chiffon, all-silk vicot
top, dull finish, or service.
• Big pull
• Utlity
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ment at Central Texas Hospital. h
Garland Arnold of May has re«
turned home after major surgery'
where they grow, so that none of to health. beaux of one of the old South's gay- i
the nutritive value is lost during I Letting the can stand open to est cities danced and flirted, is under
shipment to the cannery. Within a aerate the vegetables, or rinsing the wricker’s hammer. Built in 1858
very few hours after the vegetable them in cold water before cooking, by Charles Foote, cotton manifac-
is picked, every bit of its priceless takes just so much from their flavor turer, the red-brick mansion housed
— M pr Rat- । food value Is scaled safely into the and fcod value. If you do either of the wounded Admiral Edward Buch-
. and Mrs: PaFEa • i can. these things now I urge vou to ston anan when he was inlured on the eve
pain and I
ificial re-
RAG RUGS
Woven in bright colors-
27x45
29c Each
to so
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MOBILE. Ala.—The old Foote .
mansion, where once the belles and
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NOTIONS
Pim Needlei. Thread, Boticas,
Bias Tape, Hdkfs. etc.
2c each
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of the Brownwood Del-
Tfan Chapter will be held at three
Plock at the home of Mrs. C. F.
Vesne:.
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HAPPY KITCHEN CHATS
By JESSIE HOGUE
S/ve in Ward Week on
doverall House Paint!
Contains more pure lin-
meed oil, finer ground
pigments than in any
paints we know of near
Wards low price. Oal.
covers 300 sq.ft. 2 coate 1
se and spend
or spring gi
ither we new
thing that A
len or yary
proper too
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• BROWNWOOD, TEXAS
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More Income Tax Filers
NELAND — Approximately
1 individuals and corporations
e northern Ohio federal dis;
composed of 22 counties, filed
e tax returns this year as
st 110,000 last year. Internal
me Collector Carl E. Moore
happenings in Congress. Come in
and get a copy.
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I Hospital Notes
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MONTGOMERY WARD
wdwh 177
Popular hi-cut style with
flattering high heel and
short vamp. Save more!
these things now I urge you to stop, anan when he was injured on the eve
It is perfectly safe to stere un- of Alabama's secession from the 1
----- are expressly grown for the opened canned foods on your pan- ■ Union during the Civil War. A filling
purpose—grown from selected seed try shelves for any length of time i station will be erected on the site
edatures were enjoyed by
<?/
"Why do some perfectly intelli-
gent. modern-minded women still
hesitate to give their families ready
prepared vegetables "
The answer is: "They did, yet
perhaps they don't.” But for years
their hesitation was quite noticea- ,
ble. They served prepared breads
at I had I «n
me and 1 do
-
ANOTHER ^THAT^He^AR?'
d^SEEX MILES FROMA' YHELP!HELP!
EDA SHORE. GOO-DA Al,__—
525—.. NIGHT! p—2=2 EK --
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of women testify
them. If it does not
insult a physician.
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It may surprise you to know.
Many farm vegetables are not
DEBATE IN ASSEMBLY TODAY
The boys and girls debate team
of the High School debated on "Re-
solved that the United States Gov-
ernment should own and operate
all electric light and power utili-
ties.” The girls team Betty Jo San-
: House
bi PAINT
. . . and with I
to desert the ho
time in the yar
The beautiful wi
•here is only on
hinder your gal
and that is the
<...AND REPLACED THE'FLOOR. S
“SAVING TIME BY SERVING
READY PREPARED VEGE-
TABLES"
I have often been asked:
corpartmekt
snar and Mrs. L. O. McCallion,
Eid Mrs c. T. Maddox, Mr.
_V Mrs Lee Marx, Mr. and Mrs.
‘ster Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
r A, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bratton.
%. and Mrs. J. L. Breazeale, O.
5. M ontgomery and Mrs. B. Kil-
zore.
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jek-End Party Given
t Weston Ranch Home
WARD
WEEK
Spuia,
Price of Croat
spend in your yard or g
do it much easier with
which you can depend.
< Marquisette
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Popular curtain yard good*
at a Ward Week saving! 39*
wide, in cream or ecru.
Tailored Panel
wt 25c •
3? inches wide, 2% yards
Ung. of popular missionette:
T' bottom hem. A bargain!
2
their meanings, presented by Low-
ell Pouncey, O. H. Knight and
Roy Owens, who were dressed in
Indian costumes. The program was
presented behind the Junior High
School building.
F Tomorrow’s
[ Entertainments
provided you keep them in a mod-[
erate temperature, away f rom,
steam-pipes and radiators. I
The next time you serve canned;
peas heat them quickly in their
own juice until it is practically [
I cooked away. This same method
' makes an amazing improvement in ।
the flavor of all canned vegetables. I
If you use vegetables cold—say.
for salad—chill them well before
I serving.
Save every precious drop of juice. [
It maxes wonderful sauce ano
soups and is paiticularly rich in 1
nutritive value—one of the bar- ;
gains you dream about.
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..The Philathea Class of First
Methodist Church will have a busi-
ness and social meeting at three
2clock at the church. Members of
Eircle three will serve as hostesses
for the event.
AA.U.W. Members
HuVisit Local
tseri-
Pranch in June
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supervisor of this district, is vis-
I iting in the many classes at High Sportsmanship Club enjoyed a col-
School today. co"" rg- e2 Iud- -A-n en
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pureh Group} Enjoys
ut Door Eintertainment
3lzasant couyttesy of the latter
L^last weef k was the marsh-
“and wein er roast held by the
Hssonn AeUnion of Coggin
NEFf* 'stY 4 Church in Wood-
« Out-door diversions
<HA1 THEY'LL NEVER KEEP ,=
V, I^OLD EASY 'N'ME PRIS‘NERS!E
gam (
WARDS )
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SANDARD QUALD
ntertained with a house party
Fpeir ranch home this past week-
ga small group of close friends
E6sing the personnel.
Murday evening an oyster sup-
Kas served. Other informal
Stainment was enjoyed during
week-end which was conclud-
.7 attending church services
ay at First Presbyterian
LCh. Mr. and Mrs. Westo in-
fd Harvey Keesler, Miss Alma
Ehur, BUI Dabney and Mr.
RMrs. Henry Fry and small
later.
up witt------ _
come fu actional menstrual
er, entertained the student body
with several popular numbers.
These being "U. S. Field Artillery
March,” by Sousa: “La Cucracha," I
"Ung-Kung-Foy-Ya," a Chinese in- [
termezzo, by King; “Bull Frog
blues," and a cornet duet by Claud
Knieff and C. L. Scott. The con-
cert was enjoyed by the entire
student body, and we hope to have
them with us again soon.
SAN FRANCISQO—Life is just C
“pipe” to Martin Bachmann. Since
1912, smokers from all over the world
have been tending him pipes from
all parts of the world for repair of
broken stems, cracked shank?
checked bowls, burned-out heels, or
just general debility.
and rolls as a matter of course.
They bought ready prepared soups,
pickles, jellies, and jams even
cakes and pies and cookies. Yet
they spent hours in their kitchens
scraping, peeling and washing vege-
tables!
If you are one of the few women
left who do this, let me whisper in I
your ear: The reason you do so is {
because you do not yet know enough ,
about canned foods to put your
complete trust in their wholesome-
ness.
Here and now. then. I am going to
tell you a few pertfent facts about
canned vegetables—the inside story
as it were.
The moern canned vegetable
Brassieres
Regularly I TY
Selfer25e 1 6 •
Satin, lace, crepe or brocade in
novelties, uplifts, wide or semi-
wide styles. Save now I
is Bebe Heatherly of this city,
hter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
herly, is spending this week
pstin as a houseguest of.Mr, 1
IMrs. Wade Royall. She “.
"Eipating in several social al-
J of the capital city, among
6 is the tea being given this
boon by Mrs. James V. All-
n the Governor s Mansion.
221 a
Hose Bib *
49c and 59c
S4Dee,$5
Sealicevin
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Child’s Anklets
SsedaWusd dh.
wiaM y“
Cotton, rayon plaited or ray-
on, all with ribbed tope. Col-
or*, stripes, novelties.______
Spark Plugs
Ward*. Regular ore
Price is 33c 2•
Wards Supreme Quality Riv-
ersides! Surpass U. S. Navy
requirements! Get a full set!
SpeclelWord «ha
Week Pt V“
Large assortment fancy pat-
terns. Rayon plaited with
cette tops, toe* and heele.
fgm
H 11 Ale
Y.IEN
1// if
i"e
4 ge
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•6 £
"sr.z- 12K
Dainty batistes, voile* aad
dimities in colorful Spring de-
signa. For cool dresses.
hulator’
pugbrer!
br. flier f
LIBRARY NOTES
Through the courtesy of Con-
gressman C. L. South, the library
is now receiving daily from Wash-
ington the Congressional Record,
which contains information on the
A
J. H. Montgomery announces
that after the prayer meeting ser-
vice at the Fundamentalist Metho-;
dist church Wednesday night,
which will begin at 7:30 and be held
I for one hour, there will be a meet-
I ing of the official board to consid-
I er some important and vital mat-
ters concerning the church. All
members are urged to be present. I
he states.
” । A meeting of teachers, officers.
Boys' Shirts '
mha 44c
Stock up for school and Sum-
' mer wear. White, plain color,
pattern broadcloth*.
Window Shades
Ward* Regular 27c
Price is 49 J I
Not a pinhole of light gets
through! 36 in. by 6ft. cut
length. Specially priced!
Sh %
-
Wards Regular co
Price is 79c DOC
av* Cardui Relieved Pain
r ’several yeys, when just a
[ suffered sere pain
Sardui thenAvith bepefl
^writes MA Blanche
va. Later in Mf<
kill Weakley-Watson
- Heez, — HARDWARE
75c to >1.50 since 1876 Brownwood
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A likeable modern streamne bedroom suite of rich-
ly toned Oriental wood veAer, drawer pulls of bur-
nished metal. Dustproof top and bottom drawers;
large mirror. Solid oak inteljors. Bench extra.
reyin reveal
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BOARDS, UNTIL HE 5 CALLED ON J ! 1 % A Department of News From the Brownwood High School W
DECK TO EE SEAKHED-rupy ypnj
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U ARDLY HAS WASH PULLED THE PLUG OUT
kyu OF THE BOTTOM OF THE BOAT....
Reduced for AA.
. Ward Week 44C
P to arrive in Los Angeles on the
Pllowing Sunday and the conven-
ton will open the next day. The
invention which lasts from June
ath to June 29th and which will be
eld at the Ambassador Hotel in
Los Angeles, will have as its theme,
[The Role of University Women as
Bakers of Social History.” Dr.
Beta Glass, Dr. Mary E. Woolley
‘ad other distinguished speakers
till discuss the privileges and oppor-
pities of university women in
orld order.
Although none of the local A. A.
- W. members have, definitely de-
EeAt.ettend 1116 convention, it is
fVh. that the Brownwood branch
• nave a representative there.
fathers and mothers will be held t
Friday night at 7:30.
Rev.,W. E. Hawkins. Sr., of
Six Tumblers
WEDNESDAY ONLY
Special for a
Ward Week •C
Thin crystal glasses with safe
edges that will not chip,
clear, sparkling. Save extra
now!
T
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A party of members of the
American Association of University
[Women , Texas Division, will have
reakfast on Friday, June 21st, in
arownwood with local A. A. U. W.
Inembers tn route to Los Angeles
vhere the 1935 biennial convention
Kto be held. Arrangements for this
ra-nt were recently completed by
ir. Evelyn M. Carrington of
luntsville, president of the Texas
Division; Mrs. Clay McClellan of
Naco, convention chairman of
Texas, and Mrs. James R. Beadel,
peal president.
LA special train is to be run from
Fexas, made up of cars from ad
lections of the state. Miss Carring-
on and other members of her party
rill arrive in Brownwood on the
[■anta Fe at 7:30 a. m. on June 21st
es thirty minutes will be spent
9 for breakfast. Breakfast is to
F served at the Harvey House and
■ to be attended by local women. A
fcilar stop is to be made at Slaton
v the party and lunch will be en- i
2id.
he convention group will stop
Her at Williams, Arizona, from
de ch place they are to take a bus
M to the Grand Canyon. They
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supplies all the nutritive value, all satisfactory for canning.
the minerals—calcium, iron, phos- | Let me settle another paint, too. I
phorus—and the highly prized vita- It is perfectly safe to keep food in
mins that you get when you buy an opened can. provided you put it
the raw vegetable in the market in a refrigerator and give it the
and cook it ourself in your own same care you would give any cook-
kitchen. Practically all good grades ed food, 'there is absolutely noth-
of vegetables are now canned right ing about the can that is harmful
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Polish Cloth
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Price to 39c 1/
Actually 20 yards in this 10-yd,
double layerpiece f Extra soft! .
Extra bandy to use!
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Ward
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White, James C. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 144, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 2, 1935, newspaper, April 2, 1935; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1487867/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.