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3—Gainesville (Tex.) Daily Register Thurs., Aug. 30,1951
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Long sleeves! Fiench cuffs
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collar ______________________
pointed an election judge of the
Dexter precinct in place of T. C.
Collum, who has also resigned.
Beef
ground, lb.
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“Just right for school” . . in. WOOL-
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TOP QUALITY
PERCALE
Mackerel
Nucrest, tall can___
Campbell Grocery
One Mile East on Highway 82 — Phone 1048-J-2
The Park of the Red Rocks in
the hills west of Denver includes
a natural sandstone amphithea-
tre capable of seating more than
10,000 people.
Folger’s
Fresh Eggs
per dozen _______
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reg. $65.00 to $85.00
NOW $3990 TO $4990
reg. values up to
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COATS AND SCHOOL CLOTHES
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School Dresses
NOW $ 1 990 TO $2990
COATS
85c
51c
29c
Miss Pansy Pond Becomes
Bride or William Springs
Miss Pansy Pond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Pond, 1325
Hancock street, became the bride of William Springs, Jr., FN, at 7
p.m. Wednesday, in the home of Rev. R. C. Campbell, Jr., 201 North
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Mrs. McDaniel Presides
At Dye HD Meeting
Mrs. Rad McDaniel presided at
the Dye Home Demonstration
club meeting Thursday, August
23, at the Dye club house. Fair
plans were discussed.
Miss Bernice Puckett spoke on
planning the fall wardrobe and
matching the accessories.
Twelve members were present.
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O. A. Huggins’ Family
Hold Reunion in Ft. Worth
BULCHER, Aug. 30—The O. A.
Huggins’ family held a reunion
Sunday in the home of his sister,
Mrs. Bill Parish, in Fort Worth.
Seven of his children and fam-
ilies were present. Two sons, J. N.
Huggins of Stanford and Cleo
Huggins of Haskell, were unable
to attend.
Those present were Messrs, and
Mmes. O. A. Huggins, Ernest
Huggins and daughter, Ernest
Robison, Tillman Bridges and
children, and Travis Whitt of
Muenster; Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Lawhon and children of Madera,
Calif.; Messrs, and Mmes. William
Yancey and children and Loyd
Huggins of Fort Worth.
pink and blue color scheme with
frosted strawberry drinks and
cookies with blue icing. Favors
"were a small baby head on a
toothpick which was stuck in a
marshmallow.
Gifts were presented to the
honoree in a box decorated with
blue and pink ruffled crepe pa-
per.
Mrs. Bob Terry won first prize
in the baby games and Mrs. Bur-
rus won second prize. Fourteen
' guests were present.
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favorite brand!
Sanforized! Zip-
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at Watts Bros. Drugs.
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Fresh, crisp new styles in
wonderful, washable gingham
plaids that are so outstanding
for back-to-school! Sizes 7 to
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Beautiful 51
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Boys’ Broadcloth Shorts, boxer
model, only ......................59c
Boys’ Undershirts .........29c and 39c
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FRANCES WHITE
Society Editor, Telephone 96
Thursday
YWA of the Grand Avenue
Baptist church, 7 p.m. with
Miss Anna Gene Webb, 734
East Broadway.
Tuesday
WMU of First Baptist church,
3:15 p. m., Educational building.
Garden Study club, 8 p.m.,
with Mrs. W. P. Melton, Jr.,
602 South Grand avenue; co-
hostess, Mrs. R. L. Jones.
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Hickman Address
Highlights 4-H
Club Rally Day
More than 250 Cooke county
rural youths participated in the
annual 4-H Club Rally day Wed-
nesday at Leonard park. All of
the 17 boys and 13 girls clubs in
the county were represented.
Highlight of the day’s pro-
gram was an address by former
Texas Ranger Tom Hickman,
who lectured the group on traf-
fic safety. Hickman traced the
history of the department of
public safety and cautioned the
youngsters to observe the traf-
fic regulations.
Included in the diversified
program was swimming, boxing,
baseball, folk dancing and sing-
ing and crafts work under the
direction of Mrs. Homer Roane
of Valley View and Mrs. C. C.
Chuck Roast RQc
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This ad was paid for by the
Joe Jackson for Congress Cit-
izens Committee, Amos West,
chairman, P. O. Box 2326,
Wichita Falls.
We Don’t Want to Make a Lot of Money
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919 N. Grand YOUR CLOVER FARM STORE
Two Election Officials
Appointed for Dexter
At a special meeting of the
Cooke county commissioners
court Wednesday, Gordon Bar-
nes was appointed presiding
judge of Dexter election pre-
cinct No. 6 in place of A. W. An-
derson, who has resigned.
Mrs. Gordon Barnes was ap-
your list. Do come in to see them!
Morris street.
Mr. Campbell, pastor of the
First Baptist church, performed
the double ring ceremony.
The bride wore a street length
dress of white organdy with an
embroidered scalloped hemline
and the tight-fitting bodice but-
toned to an embroidered Peter
pan collar. Her hat of lace
straw had white veiling knotted
with satin bows. White embroid-
ered and scalloped mitts com-
pleted the bride’s costume. She
carried a white orchid on a
white Bible.
Mrs. Joe L. Wilson, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a dress of orchid or-
gandy with pink accessories and
a corsage of pink carnations.
Tonight and EVERY
Thursday
over
KGAF at 6:15 p. m.
1580 on the dial.
KWFT at 9:45 p. m.
620 on the dial
Pink and Blue Shower
Honors Mrs. James Burrus
A pink and blue shower was
given Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John R. Cox, 1118
East Scott street, for Mrs. James
Burrus.
Refreshments carreu out a
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Light or deep A 42 A
tone combed cot- 8 89 IL
ton! Crew neck! Kbd X “
Fast colors! Short gS8
sleeves! Sizes “s N•
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COMPARE PRICE AND QUALITY! YOU SAVE AT PENNEY’S!
Monroe Lewis was best man.
After a wedding trip to Dallas
the couple will go to San Diego
Calif., where the bridegroom is
stationed in the navy.
Mrs. Springs was graduated
from Gainesville high school
with the class of 1951. She was
a yell leader for three years,
senior class’ favorite, president
of her home room and a member
of Y-teens, Student forum, So-
cial Graces club and Girls’ Sport
club.
Mr. Springs, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Springs, 418 East
Main street, a 1948 graduate of
Gainesville high school, is serv-
ing in the U. S. navy.
Cotton argyles
that formerly sold m — a
for much more! AAGB
Made to stand JrS ||J|W
hard wear! High
colorchain ■ gl
stitched socks.
only 49c pair
Genuine Heidenberg "
lace net pairs! The 4BM
Biggest selling tailor- C8
ed type curtains! SP
Full pair 54”x90” —
color: eggshell! Pair mdm
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Former Sunday School
Class Members Feted
Mrs. W. T. Miller entertained
in her home on North Clements
street, last week at a social for
members of a Sunday school
class at Whaley Memorial Meth-
odist church which she taught a
number of years ago. It was the
first reunion of the class mem-
bers in 15 years.
An evening of informal enter-
tainment was planned, the host-
ess served refreshments of punch
and cookies. Mrs. O. E. Kinnard
of Flora, Ill., presided at the
punch service.
Attending were Mrs. Hazel
Mitchell Neely, Grand Prairie;
Mrs. Mildred Roberson Allen,
Mrs. Lena Marie Roberson Clod-
felter and Mrs. Frankie Bugg
Leahy, all of Gainesville; and
Mrs. Marie Hackler Kinnard,
Flora. Mrs. Ellen Turner Berry
of. Rosston was unable to attend.
By Permanent and
Reliable Family
Nice, clean, modern, fur-
nished 3-room apartment
or 2-bedroom apartment.
Must be close to McMurray
school. Have 1 boy, 8 years
old, and baby 4 months.
Must be obtainable by
Sept. 15th. Can give good
references.
Call 96
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-school with Penney’s Old Fashioned Thrift
Two Cars Damaged
In Minor Collision
No injuries were sustained in
a two car collision at 5:15 p. m.
Wednesday at the intersection of
Broadway and North Grand ave-
nue.
Involved in the accident were
Jessie Beam, 28, of 1604 East
Broadway street, who was driv-
ing a 1946 Ford, and Billy Ray
Ferguson, 19, of Whitesboro,
driving a 1941 Chevrolet.
Police report that the collision
occurred as Beam was traveling
through the intersection and Fer-
guson was making a left turn
onto Grand avenue. Estimated
damage to the automobiles was
$25 each.
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anklets in white •P GP
or solid deep col- K “
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belts, mats and other items.
The annual outing was closed
with a devotional period by the
Rev. R. C. Campbell, Jr., pas-
tor of the First Baptist church.
Arrangements for the Rally
day were made by Miss Bernice
Puckett, county home demon-
stration agent, and H. W. (Dub)
Schlittler, assistant county
agent.
Hundreds
of yards! Dis-
continued p a t -
terns! Full bolts!
Price slashed for
clean-up! Save
now! __________
White back denim jeans that
give longer wear demanded
by sturdy youngsters! 11-oz.
zipper front! Copper rivets!
Western cut! Sizes 6 to 16.
LOW PRICED _____________
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Faculty Named
For Era Schools
Opening Monday
ERA, Aug. 30—Faculty mem-
bers have been announced by
Superintendent C. K. McClendon
of Era schools, and R. A. Bent-
ley, president of the school
board who will be in charge of
registration Monday morning,
Sept. 3.
They are as follows: Principal
of the high school, Roger Mur-
ray; agriculture, L. W. Cason;
home economics, Mrs. Raymond
Watts; coach, Earl Menter; Eng-
lish, Mrs. J. T. Roberson; public
school music, Mrs. J. W. Newby;
librarian, Mrs. Milton Pace.
Grade school teachers are:
Principal, Alfred Greer; Mmes.
Newby, Josie Christian, Violet
Hudspeth, Maxine Hale and
Prudence Selby.
An additional high school
teacher will be added to the list.
Announcement is also made
that the Rosston public school
has been annexed to the Era dis-
trict, which will add 42 children
to the Era enrollment. Several
transfers from the Myra district
will also boost the Era number.
The first faculty meeting will be
at the school Saturday, Sept. 1,
at 9 a.m.
COME IN — CONVINCE YOURSELF!
(The New Store)
Headed and hemmed! Top
quality rayon marquisettes in
two desired sizes: 42”x81” or
42”x90”. Month-end clean-up
priced!
Sli. Bacon 0c
Swift sug. cur., lb.__
Peanut Market
Set for Start
Of 1951 Season
Area peanut farmers will again
this year be provided a market
for their crop in Gainesville, re-
ports Frank Moore of the Moore
Feed store, 311 West Broadway.
A local market was available
for peanuts in 1950 for the first
time in almost a decade, yet
more than a million pounds were
bought here during the past sea-
son. Moore estimates that 35
per cent of that total came from
southern Oklahoma.
He asserted that farmers can-
not get more for their peanuts
by taking them elsewhere as all.
, of them must be graded by a
government inspector and the
same price paid for equivalent
grades at all markets.
Although considerably more
acreage was planted to peanuts
this year, Moore believes that
only one-third of a normal crop
will be made in this territory be-
cause of the drought. Some farm-
ers have already marketed their
peanuts by harvesting them pre-
maturely before they were de-
stroyed by the heat.
A government grader will be
located at the local store during
the peanut harvest season and
farmers may have their crop
tested for moisture content by
sending or bringing samples
there. The moisture content
must be 12 per cent or lower be-
fore the crop is ready for grad-
ing.
Vegetables
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 62, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 30, 1951, newspaper, August 30, 1951; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1538457/m1/3/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.