Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 246, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 30, 1949 Page: 3 of 6
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Tuesday, August 30, 1949-CLEBURNE,
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the Negro
One Week Only—August 29 Through September 3. Here's Opportunity to Buy
High Quality Furniture at Low Prices ....
BED ROOM SUITES
now 149.00 ;
Qa
135.00
175.00
179.50
150.00
159.50
2 Pc. Rom Frieze Living Room Suite 219.50
125.00
2 Pc. Blue Frieze Living Room Suite 195.00
199.00
Was 289.50 now on sale for
149.50
214.50
3 Pc. Red Frieze Sectional
149.50
208.00
3 Pc. Rose Frieze Sectional
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3 Pc. Beige Frieze Sectional
149.50
209.50
135.00
179.95
2 Pc. Beige Frieze Sectional
135.00
179.95
2 Pc. Rose Frieze Sectional
7
139.50
1 2
199.50
3 Pc. Rose Brocade Sectional
Studio
85.00
1 Pc. Grey Frieze Odd Sectional105.00
149.50
10 Caddo
189.50 .
3 Pc. Aqua Frieze Sectional
189.50
MRS. DUNN G. WATSON
Table and 4 chairs
2 Pc. Beige Frieze Living Room Suite 227.50 175.00
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF
Was 79.50
175.00
• * »
224.50
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SEPTEMBER 12TH
279.50
195.00
Belber Luggage
REGISTRATION BEGINNING NOW
2 Pc. Wine Brocade Living Room
169.50
239.50
PHONE 2198-W-- AGES 3 TO 6
Suite
Brown Leather, Steel Banded .
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Sale
CHILDREN PI
Reg.
UPAND DELIVERED
59.00 39.00
149.50
239.75
CLASSES TAUGHT
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4,
225.00
249.50
Grey Sofa with Rose Fringe
PRE-SCHOOL AND FIRST GRADE CLASSES
75.00
99.50
$ cm
☆ cm
SHIP
Pullman ..
☆ FIRST GRADE READING
95.00
119.50
Rose Chair, Grey Fringe Trim
Portable Wardrobe ..
79.50
..... 115.00
149.50
• PRINTING
23.00 1534
4
☆ GRAMMAR-PHONIC AND
159.50
18 In. Ladies-O-Nite .......... 23.00 15.34
☆ WORD SOUND
Blue Tapestry Hid-A-Way Bod______ 199.50
169.50
%
☆ SPANISH
☆ HEALTH
As Low
Buy on Easy Terms
Ladies Wardrobe
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: 34.00
As $1.00 Down. $1410 Week
..... 34.00
......36.50
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ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR. MRS. ZWEIGART
REFRESHMENTS SERVED DAILY 10:30 A. M. -
; SCHOOL NURSE, MRS. LUCILE HOLMES
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- Of Summer Camp Fire Girls
Floral Tapestry Hid-A-Way Bed 179.50
Rose Beige Frieze Hid-A-Way Bod 189.50
1 Duncan Phyfe Couch .......
3 Pc. Grey Frieze Sectional
☆ ART AND MUSIC
☆ SOCIAL STUDIES
21 In. Ladies-O-Nite
26 In. Pullman.........
2 Pc. Rose Floral Tapestry
• Studio Couch and Chair
☆ ALPHABET ON SIGHT
☆ NUMBERS ON SIGHT
☆ PRINTING
☆ PREPRIMER READING
☆ HEALTH
☆ ART AND MUSIC
☆ SOCIAL STUDIES
Blum HD Club
Elects Officers
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and
classes for each class A Negro class
of the same work is now being held
Convertible ................
Man's Two Suiter .....
Portable Wardrobe...
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☆ FIRST GRADE NUMBERS
☆ SPELLING
Mrs. Bom Peacock and daugh-
ters. Peggy, Eloise, and Priscilla, of
Wickett are visiting friends and
relatives in Cleburne and Whithey.
Modem bleached mahogany 4 Pc. suits,
panel bed, large plate glass mirror.
2
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miles of Ker-
mit are here visiting relatives.
Living Room Furniture
Reg. Price Sale Price
21 Inch Ladies-O-Nite
Series 350
Vanity-O-Nite ..............
23.00 1534
30-00 20.00
35.00 23.33
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Kroehler 2 Pc. Floral Tapestry
Studio Couch and Chair ...
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Vanity-O-Nite ...............
Ladies Wardrobe
Jack Knife Wardrobes
Ladies-O-Nite ...............
Camp Fire giris, and a start of U
attended Camp tees collected total-
ed $1,465.50, and $1,258.28 was paid
out in camp expenses
The surplus of 1307 23 was used
Sharon. Mr. and Mrs. K W Arm-
strong and eon Lewis, Mr. and Mrs
W. L Carrell and sons, Tommie Co-
wan. Mrs Annie Elliott
Fannie Mae Howell. Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Meyers, R L. Bedwell, Marlon
and Arthur Craven. Bobby Lee, Mr.
and Mrs Elbert Orr and family.
Mr and Mrs. John P Hewlett and
family, Mr. and Mrs Artie McPher-
son and children, Shirley and Nel-
da. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Armstrong.
Richard Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs
J. W Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Floy
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to at hoppy at Mary,
over summer's care- -
free days.
Wonderful photo*
graphs can bo made
now ... to capture
childhood memories
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beet.
clsmes was 41 girls, the smallest
was 39
Negro Camp Fire leaders assisting
in the summer program included
Mrs. ‘Tammer Warren. Mrs. Easter
Combs. Mrs. Geneva Overton Mrs
Leo Prince. and Mrs. Ruby Keys
The Cleburne Yellow Jacket Club
provided tools and material for the
leathercraft classes, and a number
of Camp Fire leaders and Horizon
Club members acted as instructors
and counselors
2 Pc. Beige Living Room Suite,
Beige with Rose Floral........
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HOWELL DINETTES
Oblong tables, plastic top, chrome edge
in choice of red, yellow, blue, white.
Chairs, chrome legs, leatherette seat and 2
back.
2 Pc. Beige Floral Tapestry
Living Room Suite.......
jeran
Mahogany twin bed suite, panel beds,
and bench and four drawer chest.
3 Pc. Beige Floral Sectional
Lime Oak.......................
Mr and Mrs Aaron Bedville, Mr
and Mr» Odell Norton, Mr and
Tan and Green Studio Couch
Natural Arm .....................
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pa-
pow
were held in the basement of the Mt
Eion Church.
A picnic and cookout, attended
by M girls, was held at the Negro
City Park July 39 A summer camp-
ing trip to an out-of-town ranch
closed the summer program The
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ter bod, 6 drawer vanity with round plate
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vanity
Reg. 175.00
JACK AND JILL KINDERGARTEN
4 Pc. walnut bedroom suite, panel bed,
large round minor, generous size chest.
Was 129.50........ now only 99.50
Limed oak four piece bedroom suite, pos-
good
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Armstrongs Have
Family Reunion
The annual Armstrong family re-
union was held at the George'.
Creek tabernacle. A picnic dinner I
was served and music was played I
--l g-ummgs.
4 Pc. blond suite, panel bed. cedar lined
chest robe. Vanity and bench, full length
mirror in cheat robe and large mirror in
vanity. Was 289.00 ..............now 250.00
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largest attendance at
.78.00 5JUJO
. 40.00 26.66
58.00 38,67
.. 63.00 49 OQ
- .41.50 27.67
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Betsy Battle Goes to
Lamesa Newspaper
Betsy Battle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs W P. Battle, 510 Forrest
Avenue, has gone to Lamesa where
she will be women's department
editor of the newspaper there.
Miss Battle is former women's page
editor of the Times-Review and
has more recently been employed
by the Marshall News-Messenger.
She attended Texas State College
for Women in Denton and is a
graduate of the School of Journal-
ism at the University of Missouri.
Vera Mangum. Johnson County
Camp Fire execulive, has issued a
report on the summer activities of
the C1 mp Fire groups
Tbs major summer project was
the camp at Brownwood State Park.
June 9 to June IX The entire en-
rollment of the camp was 1*7.
Twelve non-Camp Fire girls. 133
5950
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DICKSONS SEMI-ANNUAL
cCedtarce
GREAT FURNITURE SAVINGS
Paul, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Armstrong,
Mrs Matt Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs
I. W. Keller, Mrs. T K. Sparks, Mr
and Mrs. Wayne Armstrong, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Orr and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Hewlett and dau-
ghter, Barbara Anne, Mr. and Mr*
Francis Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace McPherson and family and
Emmett McMahon.
Merritt Taylors
Return to Victoria
, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt R. Taylor
have returned to their home In
Victoria after visiting several days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Taylor, 1002 South Caddo St.
The Merritt Taylors brought
their parents home from Victoria
where they had attended the wed»
ding of their granddaughter, Vir-
ginia Katherine Taylor, to Donald
Franklin Ford.
Mrs. F. W. Splettstoeser was el-
ected president of the Blum Home
Demonstration Club for the next
year in a'meeting held in the
home of Mrs. J. H. Gibson.
Others elected to office upon the
acceptance of the nominating com-
mittee's report were Mrs. H W
Gibson, vice president; Mrs. J. H.
Gibson, secretary - treasurer; Mrs.
E. H Eaton, council delegate; and
Mrs. C. O. Bruce, reporter.
The program was given by Fran-
ces Assiter, who reviewed Florence
Guild Bruce's new book, "Hllie of
Six Shooter Junction,” a biography
of Lillie E. Drennan of Hempstead.
Roll Call was answered with
"What Our Club Needs to be Suc-
cessful.”
The next meeting will be Sept.
8 in the home of Mrs. T. P. Hale.
OES Chapters
Have Joint Picnic
The chapters of the Order of the
Eastern Star at Rio Vista and Rium
held a joint family picnic and 42
party on the lawn of the Robert
Pyeatt home at Rio Vista.
The party was the annual cele-
bration in the memory of Rob Mor-
rie, founder of the OES.
Supper was served from a table
set on the lawn to 43 members
and visitors.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fin-
is Jackson and daughters, Jane
and Nancilu; Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Ripley; Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClus-
key; Mrs. R. M Robertson, and
Mrs. Otto Hicks, all of Blum; Mrs.
Billy McLean and children of Iowa
Park; Mrs. H,- C. Moore, Mrs. K.
E Le vis, Mrs. Alva Hagler, Evelyn
Akins, Mrs. Doyle Ball and daugh-
ter, Mary Ann.
Ollie Chapman, Edna Earl Scott,
Mrs. J. E. Coppage, Kerry Coppage,
Mrs. J. H. Williams, Andrew Wil-
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Akins and dau-
ghter, Glenelle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Strange, Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore,
and son, Jerry Tom; Mr. and Mrs.
Ray McDearman, Mr. and Mrs.
George Cooper, Mrs. Roy Johnston,
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pgeatt,
all of Rio Vista.
of 33.
Handicraft instruction at the
I Camp Fire office included shell-
I craft, Osslid nature prints, felt craft,
1 braiding and lacing, and leathercraft
for the older girls The average class
attendance was 37.
A flower craft class for older
girls was sponsored by the Cleburne
Floral Company. George Patrick
was instructor. This was also at-
tended by 37 girl*
Two cooking schools were spon-
sored by the Lone Star Gas Com-
pany. More than 30 girls attended.
Forty girls finished the two sew-
ing classes sponsored by the Singer
Co Mrs. I. T Doty was instructor
/A The classes consisted of five 2-hour
125.00
149.50
149.50
by several members of the family i -
with 34 girls attending Attending were Mr. and Mrs
One all-day picnic was held for Frank Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. R.
those attending summer classes and L Armstrong and son, R L Jr
moE “ItK _.. __ Mr and Mrs Burl Hayworth and
an overnight camp closed the sons, Mrs. Jesse Wigley and
eon August 12 Class periods for grandchildren. Ruth McPherson.
girls suB wanting handicraft in- Mr. and Mrs. John Atchley. J D
held at 9 o3531 Armstrong. J D. Armstrong Jr.
Herman Bowen. Tom Rogers. A. L.
Tuesday and Thursday mornings at
the Camp Fire office
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rsn ryibamugr E 7x7sn? SSiasmdnnm"anwiammiis'
classes and recreation each Tues- weehemnnthehnp .nd daughters. Caroline, Linda and
day and Thursday morning, plus
swimming
Each girl had a choice ot two
classes a week A total of 139 girls
attended Registration was open to
both Camp Fire and a on-Camp Fire
girla
Bluebird activities and outdoor
and free swimming classes with in-
struction were held at the City Park
by the permission of the Park Board
An average of 31 Bluebirds attend-
ed each class. The largest class was
composed at 94 girls, the smallest
Maple Arm.......................
Vaughn and family.
Mrs. Charles Haller and son.
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Proctor, Jack. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 246, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 30, 1949, newspaper, August 30, 1949; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1562944/m1/3/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.