Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 202, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 10, 1949 Page: 7 of 14
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MEET THEM HIMI
HI Westinghouse
To a demonstration of the Westinghouse Laundromat and Dryer
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tending their mother, Mrs. D. C.
Hassen, who is recuperating from
recent aurgery.
Kodak Finishing
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Fitted Coats To Be Worn Again
T his Winter; Broad do th First
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Draperies, Slip Coven
for Furniture and Lug-
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605 W. Chambers
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BLOUSES
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MR. AND MRS. FLOYD E. DAVIS. JR. are pictured
cutting their wedding cake at the reception held fob*
lowing their recent wedding. Mrs. Davis was the for-
mer Betty Mahanay of Alvarado. They are now at
home at 1309 East Chambers Street.
PRIZE BABY SHOW
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Sponsored by the American Legion
- BETTER BABIES CONTEST
BABY BEAUTY REVIEW
3:00 P. M. July 20th
American Legion Auditorium
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Registration Headquarter.
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mia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M.
Bieknell and Mr. and Mri. A. W.
Hill.
Mrs. C. J. Hall, Jr., who has
H A T S
On Friday afternoon a number
of Intermediates of the local
church, who were, unable to at-
tend the encampment, motored to
Latham Springs for an -"Inter
mediate Day" program They at-
tended the evening service, and
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BATTLESHIP BLISTEA
The bulge In a warship’s side
for protection agatmt torpedoes la
called a blister
B. C. Wylie of Burbank, Cali-
fornia, haa been vialting his par-
enta, Mr.- and Mra. J. M. Wylie.
He |a now epending a few days
in Dallas, but plans to return to
Cleburne bn Tueaday. ' .
Mra, Henry Gaarz u»
home in Rose Hill with a birthday
party for their cousin, Mr*. R K.
Willerford of Pleasant Grove re-
cently. Mrs Willerford will be re-
Mr and Mr*. Robert Cate and
children, Linda and Bobby, of
Washington, D. C., who have been
visiting hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Cate, will spend part of
this week with relatives In Fort
Worth. ’,
day, others went down Friday,
and more pian to go today
Di, Kyle M Yate*, pastor
the Second Baptist Church
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Mrs. R. E. Willerford
Entertained At
Birthday Party
Mr». Jewel Brown and Mra. Lau-
ra Goodwin entertained at their
Bill Hall To ■
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n September
Bill Hall, sop of Mr». Jim Hall,
ha* been accepted for entrance
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HARRIS-SPREEN Compan
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Mi and Mr*. Claud Reynolds
and two sons, David and Bruce,
of Louisville, Kentucky, are visit-
ing their grandmother, Mrs. W. H.
Stovall and family.
Mrs. Skeet McAnear Is reported
to be ill at her lyome..
New York State lends the United
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Broadcloth is the most heavily
emphasized fabric, with sheen
covert following, and gabardine in
a minority position. Short hair
and flat furs are stressed, but
a certain amount of interest is
noted in white fox. The big three
in colors consists of red, greeh
and gray, but coming up strong
sre taupe and teal, the latter *
supplying a good, promotable blue, 8
for the fall and winter season.
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Houston. Is camp pastor The Rev-
erend Jimmy Morgan, pastor of
the North Fort Worth Baptist
Church, is preaching in the morn-
ing. and J. D Riddle, state music
secretary of Texas Baptist*, is
leading the singing.
The Reverend Charles Pitts is
teaching an adult training union
book. 'The Plan of Salvation."
Sponsors assisting the Reverend
As the big designers display
their collections of new fall
styles, interest swings to color
and design. The big news in coats
and suits for this winter is that
more value may be obtained at
popular prices.
Fancy patterned worsted-like
rayons, part wool and all wool
gabardines are available in suits
retailing around $30, and, some-
times, a good deal under. In coats
both untrimmed and fur trimmed
varlelea are about equally di-
vided between fitted and full
styles. In loose models, straighter
lines are pronounced.
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major surgery Thursday morning
la a hospital in Ardmore. Okla-
home Mr*. Gaarz the former
Josephine Hamic, is reported to
be improving nicely; and is Being
attended by her mother. Mr*. C
C. Hamic
Herschel Baker, France* Nowlin, „„„„ qunu w ,„v
William Lucey, Klien Aker,. Jack Hospital, has been removed to
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Pitts are Mrs. C. W Kemp and
Mrs. Mary Wood.
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Mi and Mr*. 8. H. Kavei, Mr*.
John W. Gregory and daughter,
Patti, of San Bernadino, Califor-
A large number of young peo-
pie from the First Baptist Church
are attending a week’s encamp-
ment af Latham Springs. Most of
the group left Cleburne Thur*-
Pat Smiths Return
From Vacation Trip
Mi. and Mr*. P. H. Smith re-
turned home Friday night from
an extenaive vacation trip. Ac-
companied by Mr. and Mr*. Joe
Willie Smith and daughters, they
visited Brownwood, Brady, Me-
nard, Eden, San Angelo, Big
Spring, Hobbs, New Mexico, and
the Carlsbad Caverns.
From there they went to Roa-
well and Texaco, New Mexico
and to Black where they spent
two days. They visited friends in
Amarillo and returned by way of
Wichita Falls.
Mr. and Mra. John Henry Smith
and Beverly accompanied them a*
far as Menard, where Mr. Smith
and sons fished for a few days,
and then returned home while
the others continued their trip.
WASH DRESSES
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price
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AH housewives in the county
are invited to Hanis-Spreen Mon-
day at 2 pm. for a demonstra-
tion of Westinghouse’s Laundro-
mat
A factory representative win be
present to give the demonstra-
tion.
X JDays of Yor
July 10th
ML* Mary Copeland entertain-
ed member* of the Whoopee
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ouida and France* Chap-
pell and George Chappell. Jr., of
Brownwood- were entertained at
a 42 party Tuesday evening by
Robert Battle. The guest list In-
cluded Joe Peter*, Dorothy Hart,
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Cleburne Girls Are
Instructors At
Glen Rose Camp j
Three Cleburne girls are in Glen
Rose this week-end serving as
counselors at a camp of Hamilton
Camp Fire girls. This Hamilton
Camp Fire organisation, newly-
formed, consists of sixty girls.
Directors of the group called on
Cleburne for asslstance at their
camp.
Miss Jane Pickens is swimming
Instructor for the camp; Miss
Mary Ann Pruitt I* music instruc-
tor and Miss Billle Beth Barnes
l« handicraft instructor.
DRESSES
Beautifully styled dresses in wanted
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Fabrics - - Large color selection.
New Cottons
membered as Loma Small.
The dinner consisted of fried
chicken, baked ham, potato salad
English peas, carrots, olives pick-
le*, sliced tomatoes, sliced onions,
lettuce, Iced tea and coffee.
The birthday cake was decorat-
ed with "Happy Birthday, Loma."
and candle*.
in the. afternoon the cake was
served with ice cream and the
gifts opened.
Those present were her unce,
T. B Small, Mrs Gertie Starr, Mr.
and MrsAkle-Smally Mr. and Mr*..
Kenneth Morrow and tons, Kenneth
and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. H D. Ba-
ker and ion, Odis W. Smally Jr.,
all of Dallas; Mr and Mra. Ray-
mond Willerford, R. E. Willerford
and daughters, Delores and Shirley
Ann, of Pleasant Grove; and
Messrs. Tommy Brown and R N.
Goodwin of Koae Hill.
terward*.
Mr and Mra M E Carper and
Ed. Jack Mlle* and William Cus-
tard plan to leave today for
Latham Springs to attend the
remainder of the sessions
Mr. and Mr* Garth Ferri* and
— daughters. Sue and Khy. have
returned • from an extended visit
with Mr. Ferris’ parent*. Mr and
Mr*. H. E. Ferris, tn Orr, North
Dakota; and with hi* sister,' Mrs.
R J Chambers. in Crookston.
Minnesota.
Aaron Cohen, Mary Margaret
Lucey, Milton Cohen, Sara Marie
Nowlin, W. C. Wilson, Isabel
Seely, Morris - Peter*, Frances
Mary Rice, Robert Yater, Jack
Nowlin, Bill IBshop, Joycelyn Lyons
of San Antonio, Felice Novich of
Dallas, the honorees and host.
Mrs. Bryan Miller and daby and
Mra. J. C. Blakeney will leave to-
morrow. for a two-month»‘ visit
in California.
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Hall received hl* degree from
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Mrs. Lillie Crow and Laura
Sue Crow of Holland are visiting
Mr .and. Mrs. Harry Jones and
Renee. They accompanied Mrs.
Jones and Renee home Saturday,
after a visit there.
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 202, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 10, 1949, newspaper, July 10, 1949; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1562900/m1/7/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.