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THE MATAGORDA COUNTY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1835
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MARTHA JANE DELANO
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hats and felts are also featured along Mrs. C. R Page returned home Sun-
with the voils, seersuckers, laces and day after spending a few days in
crepes Read the advertisement. | Corpus Christi with mother and
j daughter.
FROM SATURDAY’S DAILY Mr. P ("J Huston, Mr Eddie Wil-
| Mr and Mrs Wyatt O. Selkirk of lenberg, Mr. Ellis Hamill and Mr
j Blessing were shoppers in the city Mickey Hart enjoyed a game of golf
| Friday, in Newgulf Sunday.
M Charles Amos pent Friday eve- I Mr and Mrs P R Hamill and Mrs.
Boney left Saturday for Mineral
Alfred Cook and wife and hi# mother.
Mrs. Nora Watkins with their three
little girls, Marion, Merlie and Mar-
garet came up from Matagorda and
spent a very pleasant day together.
Everybody in Bay City should be
interested in the “Sunrise Easter
Mr and Mrs Fred Law of Manvel,
Mrs. Buck Vines and daughter. Edna
Earle of Del Rio; Miss Daisy Bell of
Uvalde, and Miss Getha Bell and Mr.
C R. Bell Jr of Bay City.
GRad ENERGY FOR Vitality.
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ning in Houston
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Local and
Personal Mention
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FROM THURSDAY’S DAILY-
Mr John Thompson of Cuero
business visitor in the city today.
Mi C M Dansby of Dallas is spend-
ing the week in the city on business
Mr J. A Langston is attending
conference in Austin today.
Mi and Mrs. Earl Mehug were
Tuesday visitors in Wharton.
Mr Larry Burkhart was a business
visitor in Bay City Wednesday.
Mrs Harvey Foster of Collegeport
was a shopper in the city Wednesday.
Mrs C E. Moser of Wadsworth was
a shopper in the city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs C c Churchill of
Gulf were visitors in the city Tues-
day evening, later attending the show.
Just our lock. Here comes the
president, boosting the price of silver
at the very moment we have no sil-
is a
ver
Mr. A Fahrman of San Antonio was
H business visitor in the city Wed.
nesday.
Dr and Mrs. Loos spent Wednes-
day evening in Houston.
Mr. Hughes of the Texas Relief
Commission of Austin is spending a
few days in the city on business.
Mrs Eugene Wilson and Miss Gla-
dys Broughton spent Wednesday shop-
ping in Houston
Mr. Howard Townsend of Gulf was
the guest of Mr. Andrews Wednesday
evening
Miss Elva Ray Patterson, Miss Cora
Follis and Miss Margaret Pratt of
Matagorda, were shoppers in the city
Wednesday.
Mr. E. O Taulbee, Mr Jim Gartrell
Mr Till Bond, Mi Geo Harrison of
Palacios and Mr. Luther Robertson
of Markham are spending the day in
Corpus Christi on busine '
TeNabb who has been
visiting in Austin for the past few
days has returned home.
Mr and Mrs W O. Selkirk of
Blessing visited in the city Wednes-
day,
Mr. Jerod Stafford of Houston was
a business visitor in the city Wed-
nesday.
Mr Dick Clements of Wharton was
a business visitor in Bay City Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Broughton of
Gulf visited in the city Wednesday
evening.
Mr. R A, Griffin of Beaumont is
spending the day in the city on bus-
iness.
Mrs (Dr.) S A. Foote of Houston,
is in the city visiting her brother
Mr. P. G. Huston, and wife,
Mrs. E J Watkins of Matagorda
was a Wednesday guest of Mr. and
Mrs I G. Mathews and was accom
FROM FRIDAY’S DAILY-
Mrs Jack Walker of Markham visit-
ed in the city Thursday,
Mr Billy Pump of Gulf visited with
friends here Thursday evening
Mr. W F Tetts was a business vis-
itor in Houston Thursday.
Mr and Mrs, I N Mills are spend-
ing the day in Houston.
See the change of advertisement for
the Hurley Shoppe in this issue of the
Tribune.
Mr E J. Crofoot spent Thursday
in Houston on business returning
home today.
Mrs S. R Sholars has returned
home after spending a few days vis-
iting in San Antonio with friends.
Mrs. Mildred Burkhart of Matagorda
visited in the city with friends Thurs-
day,
Mr. Tutie Davidson of Wharton was
a business visitor in the city Thurs-
day.
Mrs David Kraatz who has been
ill for some time in the Loos Hospi-
tal is reported better this morning.
Dr II H. Harrington of Mercedes
is visiting with his son and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Harrington for a few
days Mr and Mrs. Harrington and
Dr. Harrington left this morning for
Austin where they will spend the
week-end visiting with friends.
Mr P. G. Huston spent Thursday
in Houston. Mr. Huston was accom-
panied home by his wife who has been
in Houston for the past few days
Mrs W. F. Tetts is visiting in Cor-
pus Christi for a few days as the
guest of her daughter and family, Dr.
and Mrs Woolsey.
Mrs. Tom Driscoll who has been
visiting in Houston for the past few
days will continue her trip on into
East Texas where she and her mother
will visit with friends.
Mr Dave Hope and sister. Miss
Maud Hope have returned to Houston
after spending a few days as the guest
of Mrs. Pevoteaux, Mr. Hope and
Miss Hope are the aunt and uncle of
Mr. David Kraatz.
High and continued north winds
are sapping the moisture rapidly from
the ground. This section began with
a splendid season, but rain will soon
be needed should the high dry winds
continue However, the weather man
promises a change by Saturday,
The smartest social event cf the
year will be the May Fete on May
4th. Flowers, beautiful girls, grace-
ful dancers, and good eats, Rememt-
ber the date. May 1
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Scott of Whar-
ton were the guests of De and Mrs
E. E Scott Thursday, also visiting
with Mrs David Kraatz in the Loos
Hospital
Mrs. Esther Beard of Blessing and
sister, Mrs Walker of Eagle Lake
visited in the city Thursday,
Mis Janie Hudgins of Hungerford Wells where they will visit awhile in
is spending a few days viaiting in the the interest of Mrs. Boney’s health,
city Mrs Emma Lewis Carleton and Miss *
Mx r Hugh Strickland, Jack | Pearl Brady spent the week-end ini
Spurgeon Billie S innett, Arthur Har-the city visiting with friends and rel-
ris and Eddie Badouh attended law atives
school in Houston Friday evening I Mr an(1 Mrs George Poacy of Hous-
ton were the week-end guests of Mr.
Miss Sue Mansfield who teaches in
Collegeport is home spending the
week-end with parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J A Mansfield.
Mrs A E Melgard of Brazoria was
a shopper in the city Friday.
Mrs J. R. Page is spending the
week-end in Corpus Christi with her
sister and mother.
Miss Helen Greenburg who is at-
tending school in Houston is home
spending the week-end with parents,
Mr and Mrs. A Greenburg.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Strickland and
daughter are spending the week-end
visiting in Houston with friends and
relatives.
Mr Walter Wilkinson was a busi-
ness visitor in Houston Friday.
Mr. Monte Loving Jr. who is at-
tending school in Houston is spend-
ing the week-end visiting with his
parents, Mr and Mrs. Bill Loving.
Mr and Mrs Jack Walker of Mark-
ham were shoppers in the city Friday,
Mr A B Pierce and Mrs Webb of
Blessing visited in the city Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Pierce left this morn-
ing for a months visit with her sister
and other relatives in St Paul, Minn
Mrs Thomas H. Lewis visited in
Palacios Friday evening attending the
Peace American meeting.
Mr. Hamilton Wallace of of Houston
is here with his mother who has been
ill for several days.
Mr and Mrs Dupry Holman of
Houston are spending the week-
end with Mrs. Holman’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs A. S. Collins.
Judge W C. Gray of Palacios was
a business visitor in the city Friday,
Superintendent Killebrew of Mark
ham was a visitor in the city Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Willenberg
spent Friday in Houston.
Mr. John Thompson of the South-
Western Drug Corp., was a business
visitor in the city Friday,
Mr W M. Loving was a business
visitor in Houston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence Clements and
daughter, Marion are spending the
week-end visiting in San Antonio,
Mr. Pete Kogutt was a visitor in
Houston Friday.
Mrs. Donald Duson and daughter.
panied home by her daughter, Mrs 1
Mollie Belle Eastman, who was the Diane of El Campo are spending a few
guest of Mr and Mrs I G Mathew
FROM MONDAY'S DAILY
Mr. Billy Pump of Gulf was a vi -
itor in the city Saturday evening,
Mr. Jack Bond and Miss Mamie
Chambless spent Sunday in Houston.
Mr Lloyd Mason of Gulf visited in
the city Saturday evening.
Mr C. C Cates, Miss Jeanne Poole
and Mr. Jack Powers spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting in Houston
Mr. and Mrs Walker of Gulf were
shoppers in the city Saturday.
Mt Bob Rudin of Gulf spent Sat-
urday visiting in the city.
Mrs Layton of Matagorda visited
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. H Boiing of Gulf was a
shopper in the city Saturday
Mrs. Emma Lewis Carleton and Miss I
and Mrs E 11 Highley and Mr. and
Mrs. V Doubek.
Miss Irby Marie Stinnett and Dr A
E Stinnett of Brenham spent the
past week-end with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Stinnett.
Service" at the City Park Sunday
morning at six o’clock. Of special in-
terest will- be the children’s chorus.
It alone will be thrilling-in the ear-
ly hours, to see them and to hear
them sing as only children can sing,
their songs from the heart. The Fed-
erated churches of course have the
service in hand.
Mr Ewell Head is completing quite
an imposing brick home out on High-
way 35, beyond the city limits, east.
Several other homes in the same
neighborhood have gone up within
the past year. We look forward to
seeing homes all along Highway 35,
from the city to Van Vleck as the soil
Mrs. Thomas H. Lewis, Mrs. Jack is first class, water easy to obtain
Young. Mrs Tom Castleton attended
the Presbytery in Navasota the past 1
week returning home Friday,
Miss Geraldine Livengood who is
attending Rice in Houston spent the
week-end visiting with her parents. I
Dr. and Mrs B. L Livengood.
Mr and Mrs. Harold Amos and
daughter, Frances Joan and Mrs. Carl 1
Adams of Houston were the guests
of Dr and Mrs. H. E. Gaedcke Fri-
day evening, returning to Houston
Saturday.
Miss Helen Cates, Mr. and Mrs.
Weldon Smith and daughter Betty
Gene and Mrs. Kilbride spent Sat-
urday in Houston. Miss Cates remain-
ed in Houston and returned home
Sunday.
Those attending the Steve Gardner
dance in Newgulf Saturday evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Cullin Cummings,
Miss Judith Gaedcke, Mr Robert Lee
Sisk, Miss Gladys Broughton, Mr. Lu-
dolph Heiligbrodt, Mr. Hudson Pol-
land and Mr. Vic Wood.
Mrs Evaline Marshall who is at-
tending a business college in Hous-
ton, spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mys. H. I.
White,
Last week was a busy one for the
farmers and a lot of planting was
done. The high winds, however, rob-
bed the soil of a lot of moisture that
is needed now,
After spending the week-end here
with his parents, John H. Frick a
senior in chemical engineering at A
& M College, left Sunday afternoon
for Houston to join a group of thirty
chemical engineers and three instruc-
tors on a three day’s inspection tour
through the refineries. Their itinerary
is Port Arthur, Beaumont, Houston,
Texas City and Baytown.
and the locations all choice.
U. D. C. Meeting
The E. S. Rugeley Chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy
will meet with the Wharton and El
Campo chapters in Wharton at the
Plaza Hotel at 3 p.m. Wednesday,
April 17. The State President, Mrs.
C. C Cameron of Dallas, will pre-
side at this meeting. All members of
the Bay City chapter are urged to at-
tend.—Mrs. Vasser W. Pier, secretary.
Duplicate Bridge
At the duplicate bridge played at
the BayTex Hotel Friday afternoon,
the winners of the north and south
hands were Mrs C. S. Moseley and
Mrs. Jack Parks; the winners of the
east and west hands were Mrs Mick-
ey Hart and Mrs. Jack Erwin.
North and south hands were play-
ed by Mesdames Jack Erwin, Mickey
Hart, Arthur Harris, Claude Towles.
J C Lewis, Rowland Rugeley, A. B
Norton, G C. Horn, Wilkins, Herman
Scott, Raleigh Sanborn and J S.
Mansfield. East and west hands were
played by Mesdames C. S Moseley,
Jack Parks, G W Davis, Cadenhead,
P R Hamill, E J Crofoot, Paul Pal-
mer. Heiman, A. H. Wadsworth, F.
A Verser, Carl Bachman and Esker
McDonald
The next duplicate bridge will be
played Friday, April 26.
Collegeport Home
Dem. Club Notes
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Miss Byars Weds
U. S. Lieutenant
The Home Demonstration Club met
at the Community House, Tuesday,
April 8. Twelve members and visi-
tors were present to see the demon-
stration given by Mrs. Leola Cox
Sides on how to pickle in brine.
Plans were discussed to have an all
day meeting the following Tuesday
at the same place to make a mattress.
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The Tribune has received from Dr.
and Mrs. Ralph Byars an announce-
ment of the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Sarah Elizabeth to Lieu-
tenant Felix Louis Vidal.
The wedding took place Monday,
April 15, in San Antonio. They will
reside at Barksdale Field in Louisiana,
Missionary Auxiliary
Bridge
Tiie Night Bridge Club was enter-
tained last evening at the home of Mr
and Mrs Eugene Wilson. Two tables
of players, members of the club, were
present.
High score went to Mrs E. J. Cro-
foot and Carey Smith Jr.
Delicious open-face sandwiches, ripe
olives, cakes, punch and salted nuts
were served.
Club members present were Mr. and
Mrs. E W. Willenberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Carey Smith Jr., Mrs. E. J. Crofoot
and Mr. Torn Driscoll.
The Missionary Auxiliary of the
Methodist Church held a very inter-
esting meeting Thursday. The regular
business was carried on. but the best
part of the day was when Mrs. Cook
gave "her impressions” of the confer-
ence just held in Beaumont. At any
time, Mrs. Cook is an interesting
speaker, but with her enthusiasm at
high pitch over the conference, her
inspiration was almost contagious. Let
those folks who think the need of
the women to be organized into aux-
iliaries for special work in the church
is over, just need to hear Mrs. Cook
tell what is being done, to be re-
converted to the idea, that is, of mis-
sions. The meeting Thur day will be
for study, with Mrs. Matthews for
leader.
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Mt and Mrs Gifford Reiman and
Mr. Arthur Harris attended the base-
ball game in Houston Wednesday eve
ning.
Mrs I G Mathews accompanied
Mrs. Della Bradford and Mrs Mollie
Belle Eastman to Wharton Tuesday
afternoon anil were accompanied
home by Mrs. S. A. Foote of Houston,
who will spend the remainder of the
week ns the guest of Mrs Bradford.
Mrs Foote spent several days in
days with Mrs. Duson's mother, Mrs.
Wharton as the guest of Mrs N P.
Reid.
Clear away for bay meadow More
money can be made this year on prai-
rie bay than on other crops. It will
Ruby Hawkins.
Mrs L. Cornelius of Blessing spent
Thursday visiting in the city
Mrs. Henry James, Mi Fred Rob-
bins and Miss Louise Graham are
spending the day visiting in Houston.
Mrs V Doubeck is spending the
day in Matagorda as the guest of Mr
and Mis Larry Burkhart.
Messrs. C. A Nolte of Matagorda
and O. G. Gage of Gulf are business
visitors in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs Phillip Bowie an
nounce the arrival of an eight pound
girl, born this morning at 6:30 a.m.
in the Livengood Clinic
Mrs. Louie Duffy of Collegeport,
visited in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Laura Fierce of Gulf
I ROM TUESDAY’S DAILY-
Mr. K. V. Harter of Blessing is a
business visitor in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. W 0 Selkirk of
Blessing visited in Bay City Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O A. Yeager of Bless-
ing spent Sunday in the city.
Mr and Mrs. Paul Braden of Bless-
ing visited in the city Sunday,
Mr. Kenneth Horton was a business
visitor in Houston Monday.
Mr. Walker of El Maton was a bus-
iness visitor in the city Monday.
Mr and Mrs. ‘‘. Terry of Wharton
visited in the city Sunday,
Mrs. Lewis Hership and twins of
Gulf spent Monday in the city.
Mr R S Hill of Palacios was a
business visitor in the city Monday.
Praise the Lord! No dust came down
with the last North Texas explosion
Birthday Party
Miss Lois Pickel spent the past week
was a shopper in Bay ( ity Saturday, end visiting with her parents, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs Marr and children of
Gulf visited in the city Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Ward McNabb were
visitors in Bay City Saturday.
Mrs Butch Parma and son and Mrs.
Jimmie Shearrer and son visited in
Angleton Sunday.
Mrs. Sella Holland of Houston was
the Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs
Johnnie Rlinsky.
Mr and Mrs Clark and Mr an
Mrs. Adolph White visited in Victoria
Sunday.
Mr Eddie Ryan, Miss Ione Stinnett
Mr. Robert Lee Sisk of Houston is
__- -____— . . . home spending the week-end visiting and Mr Sleepy Watson spent Sunday
largely of sorghums, and other like with his parents, Mr. and Mrs R L lin Victoria
Sisk.Miss June Stovall was the week-
end gurst of her sister, Mrs. Eddie
be a good farming policy to plant
crops. Hay is and will continue in
demand over a large area and the
coast country will be looked to for
the supply
The Tribune carries today an at-
tractive add for the Orchid Shoppe
advertising the new Easter frock
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STOCK and WATER TANKS
Stock Tanks 5 ft. dia. 2 ft. high, 22 ga.
Water Tanks 5 ft. dia. 5 ft. high, 22 ga
Water Tank 5 ft. dia. 6 ft. high, 22 ga
Water Tanks 5 ft. dia. 7 ft, high, 20 a.
Double Flue s 75 cents per foot.
All iron is galvanized Wheeling copper-bearing
$12.50
$25.00
$27.00
$35.00
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Prices are lower, the iron is heavier and the grade of the iron is
better than that offered by mail order houses.
Roll roofing one-ply $1 25; two-ply $1 50, three-ply SI 75 per roll,
McCoy Roofing and Sheet Metal Co.
BAY CITY, TEX \S
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43% PROTIEN
Cotton Seed
Cake and Meal
CRACKEDCOTTONSEEDCAKE
Any Size Desired Kept In Stock
Cotton Seed Hulls
We are ready to quote you at all
times. Will make special delivery
prices by truck on two or more
tons.
Willenb.....
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Houston were
the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
O. II Etie.
Mr and Mrs. Buddy Broughton of
Gulf visited in the city Sunday eve-
Mr Billy Amos of West Columbia
is spending a few days visiting with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs C. M. Amos.
Mr. Lee Garrison and Mr. Jim Dick
Lindsay of Manville visited with
friends here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Millner of Loui-
lima are the guests of Mi. and Mrs
R. J Sisk.
Mr Kenneth Horton returned home
Friday after spending a few days in
Brownwood on business.
Mr Joe Milner left Friday for San
Antonio for a few days visit returning
home today.
Mis Cutie Ransom of Richmond
was the week-end guest of Mrs Ione
Stinnett.
Mr Loyd Bond who teaches in Col-
legeport spent the week-end visiting
with his parents.
Mrs. A A Duffy and daughter of
Matagorda were shoppers in the city
Saturday,
Miss Pratt, Miss Coleman and Mrs
W. W. Rugeley of Matagorda were
visitors in the city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs James Fitzmaurice of
Houston spent Sunday as the guest of
Mr and Mrs Gen. Yeager.
Mr John Grubbs came over from
Houston for a week-end visit with
his family.
If it is all the same with Secretary
Wallace or' Mr. Tugwell, we ll take a
rain this week instead of another nor-
ther.
Mr and Mrs Bud Disney who have
been visiting in Philadelphia, Penn.,
for the past two weeks returned home
Saturday noon.
Mr. F. O. Montague, recently made
a member of the rice control board
is attending the first meeting in Hous-
ton today.
Miss Anna Lou Gartrell and Mr.
Langston spent the week-end visiting
in Beaumont with friends and rela-
tives.
and Mis Chas Pickel in Blessing.
Mrs Joe Mangum and son, Ted and
Mrs Janie Hudgins who is visiting
here from Hungerford, spent Monday
in Houston as the guest of Mrs. Ver-
nie Bass.
Mi and Mrs Jack Watkins visited
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown Wat-
kins in Matagorda the past week-end.
Mr L Pickel and children of Mat-
igorda spent Sunday visiting in the
Mrs. Mildred Burkhart of Matagor-
da spent Sunday visiting with friends
in the city.
Mr (Dr.) Lane Barbour and son
are now at home, having returned
from Houston Saturday.
Messrs Fred Ligon Ji and Doyle
Ligon of Dallas were business visi-
tors in the city Monday.
Miss Dorothy Mackey of West Co-
lumbia was the week-end guest of
Miss Melody Horn.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Langham and
son Paul Jr., spent Monday in Hous-
ton.
Mr. Merlin Vogelsang of Brenham
spent Sunday in the city visiting with
relatives.
Mr P. G Huston and Mr Walter
Wilkinson were business visitors in
Houston Monday.
Miss Fannie Smith of Wharton
spent Sunday visiting in the city,
Mr and Mrs. Bob Rudin and Mr
and Mi W. O. Clements of Gulf
visited in the city Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. Reed and Mrs
Mac Wilkinson spent Sunday visiting
in Port Lavaca with Mr. Wilkinson
who is employed there.
Mr. J A Langston who has been
here for the past few months with
the relief office has been transferred
to district office in La Grange.
Mr. W. E. Green who has been the
guest of Mrs. C. Green the past few
days has returned to his home in
Los Angeles Calif.
Miss Jean Steele, Mr. Hal Steele
and Mrs Ann Green spent Sunday in
Alice as the guest of his daughter.
Laura Louise Steele,
Mrs O. R Etie and sons, Ashley
and Kenneth and Mrs F A Breeden
and son Bobby Lee spent Monday in
Houston.
Mr. Duncan Corbett who is attend-
ing Texas University in Austin visited
Mrs. Weldon Smith entertained with
a birthday party Thur, day afternoon
from four until six honoring her
daughter, Betty Gene, who was eight
years old.
After opening the many lovely
gifts, the group enjoyed games and
contests. Miss Dorothy Davis won the
contest for pinning the rabbits tail
on, and Miss Cleo Blaylock won the
contest of drawing numbers. Each
little lady received an easier egg fill-
ed with candy as the prize.
Refreshments of ice cream and the
beautiful white birthday cake were
served.
Those enjoying this lovely affair
were Marion Clements, Kathryn Da-
vant, Joyce Pegram, Billie Marie Gor-
don, Tommie Gordon, Frances Davis,
Dorothy Davis, Joyce Davis, Cleo
Blaylock, Jay Grubb, May Dell Craft,
Dorothy Craft, John Frank Long.
Bobby Curtis, Jack Wood, Vaden
Smith, Mannis Smith, Virginia Moore,
Brooks Doughtie, Martha Dickey, Vir-
ginia Mosley, Georgianna Barnett,
Dorothy Cartwright, Miss Martha
Moore, Mrs. Carey Smith Jr., Mrs.
D. M. Curtis and Mrs. Craft.
Imagine how the poor editor felt
after receiving the following letter:
“Please send me a few copies of
the paper containing the obituary of
my aunt. Also, publish the enclosed
clipping of the marriage of my niece
who lives in Uerham. And I wish you
would mention in the local column
or classified, if it don't cast anything,
that I have two bull calves for sale.
As my subscript.on Is out please stop
the Press as times are too hard to
waste money on newspapers.” Well,
anyway, he was polite to start with
and said "please" — Frazee (Minn.)
Pies,
Prices Soar-Headline. And so are |
we!
CLASSIFIED ADS
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
Eight 1 and 2-year-old registered
Hereford bulls for sale. If interested
come and see them.—R. E. Lee, Edna,
Texas.
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Miss Helen Cates assisted
Smith with the hostess duties.
Afternoon Bridge
Club
Mrs
AUSTRALORPS, greatest laying,
heavy breed in existence chicks 10c.
Rocks and Reds 712c. — Jim Perry,
Markham, Texas.
28-7-14-21W.
THEY RE cut to give you the greatest
amount of freedom and let your body
breathe its full quota of the summer’s
air. And they’re cut to eliminate every
trace of a shadow. There is more com-
fort in these than vou can imagine. 59c
$1.00
PEOPLES COTTON OIL CO.
WHARTON, TEXAS
Wharton County Cotton Oil Mill
EL CAMPO, TEXAS
FRECKLES?
Use
OTHINE
(Double Strength)
BLEACHES and
CLEARS THE SKIN
Gives You A Lovely Complexion
Mrs. Jack Wood ch rmingly enter-
tained the Afternoon Bridge Club a’
her home Wednesday afternoon at
three o’clock.
An arrangement of beautiful roses
was featured throughout the house.
High score was held by Mrs. Micky
Hart and second high by Mrs. H. P
McGuirt.
On beautifully appointed trays cen-
tered with vases of roses, the delicious
refreshments were served consis ing
of pressed chicken, ripe olives, waf-
ers and individual pies.
The personnel enjoying the party
was Mrs. F. Vaughan, Mrs. Lee De-
Ville, Mrs. Herman Scott, Mrs. E. J.
Crofoot, Mrs. Spence Clements, Mrs.
Mickey Hart, Mrs. F. S. Taylor, Mrs
Arthur Collins, Mrs. Jack Irwin, Mrs.
Eddie Willenberg, Mrs. H P. McGuirt
and the hostess, Mrs. Jack Wood.
FOR SALE: Pair large mules, pair
small mules, riding cultivators, cot-
ton planter and 3 milch cows.—W. P.
Christie, Cedar Lane.
7-28wpd
FOR SALE
2 Coleman Radiant Heaters.
1 Three Burner Cook Stove.
1 Rotospeed Printing Machine.
C. A. Lucas, Blessing, Texas,
5-7-8d 10-17-24w.
FOR SALE: 1 small mare mule, 1
large horse, 1 Avery and John Deere
riding cultivator, 1 Avery riding cot-
ton planter, 1 Avery sulky Located
at Hubert Bowie’s, Cedar Lane.
28-18w 1x1
FOR LEASE: Good house and 225
acres near school on good road.—W
P. Christie, Cedar lane.
7-28Wpc
Winn-Bell
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Bell of Sandy Point, was the scene
in the early evening hours, Sunday,
April 7, 1935 of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Marylee Bell of Uval-
de, Texas, to Mr. W. M. Winn of Uval-
de, son of Mr. W. A. Winn of Bir-
mingham. Ala. Rev. P. O. Power of
Alvin Methodist Church officiated at
the service which was performed in
the presence of the members of the
two .families.
The brides only atendant was her
sister. Miss Daisy Belil, also of Uval-
de, who wore an Empire model of
blue crepe, long slender ines with
short puffed clips. Mr. C. R. Bell Jr.,
of Bay City served the groom as best
man.
The bride wore a model of white
with his parents. Judge and Mrs.
Corbett the past week-end.
Mrs J. L. Walter mother of Mrs. French organdy with high neckline
Joe Freeman is visiting in Houston and ruffled standing collar. Her bou-
with her daughter, Mrs. Griffin for quet being an arm cluster of pink
a few weeks.
Mr. Franklin connected with the
National Securities Corporation of
San Antonio, spent the past week-end
as the guest of Mr. Ernest Plant.
The Easter service as we will have
it here in Bay City, will be observed
by all round the world at sunrise-
bride's roses and blue forget-me-notes.
The bride's mother wore a model of
navy blue sheer crepe ensemble with
matching accessories.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held for the bride and groom
making a continuous prayer service, theme carried out in the dining room.
Should you flunk your town is lag- The bride’s table was laid with an ex-
ging, just take a trip over the streets quisite cloth of Venetian lace, and
and note the building activity going held as centerpiece a tierred white
on. All about in the residence part wedding cake. The table was adorned
in the business section with pink rose buds and Texas blue-
bonnets.
as well as
the song of the hammer and the saw
is heard. Not only that, it can be said,
that, never before have the merch-
ants exhibited greater interest or
pride in their stores, their goods or
the arrangements of both.
Mr. Leslie Summers and wife and
their two boys with Mrs. Ada Sum-
mers from Bryan visited Mr. H. K
Ogden Sunday. Mrs. Ada Summers
is a sister of Mr. H. K. Ogden. Mr.
D. P. MOORE DRY GOODS CC
Fewest Fashions For
EASTER
COMMON CAUSE OF
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massage scalp at night with Japanese Oil,
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Thousands of men and women report amaz.
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Japanese Oil costs but 60c at any drug-
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56 West 45th Street, New York
HER BOY HAD ALWAYS
BEEN WEAK AND PUNY
"My four year old boy had been
weak and puny since birth, and had
constipation and indigestion. Noth-
ing did him any good until we tried
Milks Emulsion. Since using it, he
can’t get enough to eat and has out-
grown his childhood trouble. He
plays out with the children now, and
he was never able to do that before.”
—Wm. Heart, 424 Bundy Ave., New
Castle, Ind
Weak, ailing children usually
and families The home was beautiful leak, sailing, children usually
in pastel flowers, with pink and blue start eating and getting stronger
from the very first bottle of Milks
Emulsion.
Milks Emulsion restores healthy,
natural bowel action. Milks Emul-
sion is strongly recommended to
those whom sickness has weakened.
This is the only solid emulsion
Mr. and Mrs. Winn left after the
reception for a short wedding trip,
the bride wearing for travel a white
sheer wool with qua rter length coat,
a blouse of white tafefta and large
white felt hat, carrying white acces-
sories.
Mr. and Mrs. Win upon their re-
turn will be at home in Uvalde, Tex.
Among the out of town guests were
made, and so palatable that it is
eaten with a spoon like ice cream.
You are urged to try Milks Emul-
sion. Take six bottles home with
you, use it according to directions
and if not satisfied with the results,
your money will be promptly refund-
ed. Price 60c and $1.20 per bottle.
The Milks Emulsion Co. Terre
Haute, Ind. Sold by druggists every-
where.
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new cool
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for they are just what
she will want for East-
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Smith, Carey. The Matagorda County Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1935, newspaper, April 18, 1935; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1696527/m1/6/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.