The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1941 Page: 5 of 8
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BUY IT IN MINEOLA
The Mineola Monitor, Mineola, Texas, Thursday, January 30,1941.
PERSONALS
Oscar Bobbitt of Austin spent
the week-end visiting his
mother.
Mrs. W. E. Graham spent the
week-end visiting her daughter
in Jacksonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wille-
ford were visitors in Dallas
Monday.
T. L. Williams was called to
Henrietta Saturday becaue of
his mother's illness.
Mrs. Sam Dunning spent Mon-
day visiting relatives in Long-
view.
Major R. H. Coleman, USMC,
of Dallas spent the week-end
visiting his family in Mineola.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Barrett and
son, Tommie, spent the week-
end visiting Mrs. Barrett's par-
ents in Marshall.
ESCAPE DEVIL'S ISLAND—FACE DEPORTATION
Because they supported General Charles de Gaulle and tried to enlist with the Free French forces while
imprisoned in Miami, these eight Devil's Island convicts (man on right is an interpreter) feel certain they
face execution if deported to Martinique. They are shown at San Juan, Puerto Rico, jail, awaiting depor-
tation warrants from Washington. (Centrcl Press)
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Ward
and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Baucum
were visitors in Dallas Tues- U. S. Naval Reserve Radio JJaineSVille H D
day- * > Training School
Miss Margaretta Carraway
Edward Burden, stationed
and Misses Anne and Bobbie with the National Guard in
McReynolds were .visitors in' „ ,
1 Dallas, spent the week-end
TVler Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Collins,
Mrs. R. H. Carraway and dau
visiting relatives in Mineola.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shipp
£r Margaretta were visitors |ant* baby spent the week-end' m&de a very interesting talk Pendleton and family
las Tuesday. I visiting his mother, Mrs. J. L. on Landscaping.
; Shipp. | Those present were Mrs. L.
and Mrs. W. W. Perry ! i A. Varmillion, Mrs. J. B Bald-
ttended the Strother-Lockett j Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wisner | win> Mrs- Joe McKenzie, Mrs.
wedding Sunday in Mt. Pleas- ' and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wis-; k. Clement, Mrs. M. J. Yan-
ant. ner o fDallas spent the week-
end with their mother, Mrs.
Edgar Ray Mary Wisner.
WANT ADS
Mr. and Mrs.
Evetts of Lufkin spent the
week-end visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hughes
For Rent
er, Mrs. J. J. Puckett, Mrs. T. ett Tailor Shop.
Sam Dear will leave Saturday
for Indianapolis to enter the
SPRING DRESSES
Special Purchases of New
Spring Dresses
Prints
New Pastels, dark colors, and shark
skins. Sizes 12 to 20—
$1.98
CLOSE OCT
100 Pairs
FALL AND WINTER
SHOES
Suedes, Kidskins, Calf; Broken Lots, Odd Sizes
Values to $5.00—
$1.00
LADIES NEW
SPRING
SHOES
Patents, Crushed Kids, Calf, Dress,
Play and Sports Shoes—
$1.98
Fair Dry Goods
Luncheon Held at
Mrs. C. D. Coleman, Mrs. J. L.
Shelburne, Mrs. Lewis Wille-
ford, Mrs. D. A. Landers, Mrs.
J. W. Bright, Mrs. A. G. Byrum,
Mrs. C. B. Templeton, Mrs. R.
H. Rodgers, Mrs. L. G. Cook,
Mrs. L. F. Lechner, and Mrs.
J. B. Barnhill.
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Entertains Tuesday
Honoring Husband
Mrs. H. O. Rogers entertain-
ed with a stag party Tuesday
night honoring her husband's
birthday.
Games of forty-two and dom-
inoes were enjoyed by the fol-
lowing guests: R. H. Carraway,
T. A. Collins, D. A. Landers,
C. D. Coleman, Larry Wehrle,
Adrian Rogers, W. E. Allen,
trade for cattle or lot in Quit-
man or Mineola. J. J. Puck-
ett. mrtf
Entertains Bridge
Club Monday Night
Mrs. Joe Peters entertained
her bridge club with a Mexi-
can supper at her home Mon-
I day night.
Guests present were Mrs. W.
W. Harding, Mrs. Adrian Rog-
ers, Mrs. J. B. Cowart, Mrs. A.
S. McArthur, Mrs. Omar Aaron,
Mrs. W. E. Allen, Mrs. Allen
Roberts, Mrs. Juanita Aaron,
Mrs. Herman Bowles, Mrs. Ed-
win Faust, Mrs. Herschel Dean,
and Misses Nanalee Pendleton
and Margaretta Carraway.
Guests from Quitman were
Mesdames Green, Barnett, and
Casebier.
High score award for the
members was won by Mrs. Al-
len. Mrs. Green won high for
guests. Second high was won
by Mrs. McArthur and the gal-
loping award went to Mrs.
Rogers.
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With the Stamp Plan in full
operation this winter and serv-
ing five million persons it pro-
vides for more than $10,000,000
monthly for prpducers of sur-
plus farm crops.
FOR SALE: Frame residence in
good repair at 208 Wigley Street.
Can be handled with one-third
down and terms on rest. J. T
Robinson. 2m-lrp
FOR SALE: Fireproof safe, and
good commode pipe lines and
all fixtures. L. H. Nichols, at
Nichols Department Store. lc
FOR SALE: Good used tricycle,
large size, ball-bearing, $5.00.
601 North Johnson St. lm
REAL ESTATE
Now is the time to buy MIN-
EOLA PROPERTY or land in
this vicinity.
Exceptionally good buy — 7-
room brick veneer, close in on
paved street.
Other houses and lots, vacant
1 lots, farms and unimproved
land.
Leases, royalties, income tax
reports, general notary work
In and out of office.
J. D. HARRIS
Licensed Real Estate Dealer
2nd Floor Adams Bldg.
Twentieth Century
Club Met Wednesday
The Twentieth Century Club
met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. H. L. Lott hostess and
Leader.
Roll call was answered with
a Brief Sketch of Your Favor-
| ite Short Story Writer. Mrs.
C. D. Coleman reviewed a
short story and told why it
was chosen. A paper on the
history and importance of the
short story and a comparison
of Texas writers with other
writers was given by Mrs Lott.
American Short Story Writers
was given by Mrs. P. D. Smith.
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Entertains Bridge
Club Saturday
Mrs. Wesley Lott entertained
1 her bridge club Saturday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. R.
H. Carraway.
Members and guests present
were Mrs. Ross Lukenbill, Mrs.
T. L. Williams, Mrs. J. H. Den-
nard, Mrs. Ray Watts, Mro. Rob-
ert Hooks, Mrs. Boatner Willis,
Mrs. Joe Sharp, Mrs. Bruce
Bomar, and Mrs. Elmer Ful-
cher.
High score award for the
afternoon went to Mrs. Hooks.
Eastern SI
Initiation Se]
A Capelia Choir to
Sing In Kilgore
The Denton A Capelia Choir
of the North Texas State Teach-
ers College will be presented
in concert in KiJgore on Mon-
day, Feb 10. The fir:;; appear-
ance will be in the afternoon
at the Kilgore Juan- College.
A second appearance will be
made at 8:30 o'clock in the
evening at the First Presbyter-
ian Church.
Since its organization only
two years ago the Choir has
made 120 appearances, travel-
ing over 20,000 miles to sing to
more than 50,000 people.
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The National objective of the
Boy Scouts is to have one of
every four new male citizens a
four-year Scout-trained man.
Tuesday night at the
lar meeting of the Eastern
initiation services were held for
Misses Elizabeth Pendleton and
Inez Graham.
Mrs. Alma Chandler, grand
deputy of Wills Point, was a.
visitor at the services. Other
visitors were From Quitman, Mt,
Sylvan and Wills Point.
Sandwiches, coffee, and cake
were served to those present-
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The United States could do
more toward promoting hemis-
phere good will by aiding inter-
ested South and Central Ameri-
can countries in estabJishinr*-
4-H Club work than by loanias,
money for munition or airplane?
factories, and would be Ass
subject to suspicion, accorraas
to Director of Extension L. R_
Simons of New York.
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More than 700,000 Boy Scouts
had some camping experience
during 1940.
Mr. and Mrs. Church Pen-
ni i n/r j_ tit i i ! dleton of Winnsboro spent the
Club Met Wednesday I Week-end Visiting his parents,
The Hainesville Home Dem- jMr- and. Mrs- Dick Pendleton
onstration Club met with Mrs. an<* *am*ty-
R. J. James Wednesday after-
noon.
Dick Pendleton, stationed
with the National Guaids in
Miss Doris Scruggs, County Dallas, spent the week-end with
Home Demonstration Agent, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
cey, Mrs. Ray Williams, Mrs. ■
Mattie English, Mrs. Robert
Reed, Mrs. W. E. Lindley, Mrs. FOR RENT: Nice unfurnished
Chas. Lindley, Mrs. W. J. Tuck- apartment. Apply H. G. Puck-
2m-lr
and daughters, Mary Lee and1C. Dukes, Mrs. T. O. Blackwell,
Lura Bess, of Commerce visit- Mrs. Buddie Tucker, Mrs. Pat FOR RENT: 289 acres Reynoles
ed with J. L. Ballard and fam-
ily Sunday.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Late
model 1938 Chevrolet sedan.
Excellent condition, well cared
ent were Mrs. R. HL Coleman, for. Bargain for cash or will
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1940
Dodge coupe. Low mileage. Will
trade for Wood County acre-
age. Write 717 Wigley Street,
or Phone 229. lmlrp
FOR SALE OR RENT: 178-acre
Oehler farm. Improved Five
miles S. E. Quitman. Center of
George Watson survey. Not
leased. $15 an acre one-fourth
of mineral reserve.
PIANO FOR SALE: In closing
our books for this year we find
we must repossess in this vicin-
ity one small spinet piano, one
small studio piano. If you would
like to take advantage of the
great saving on one of these
Marvin Lee, Abo Woods, and j pianos, write (Finance Dep't.)
Don Roberts, and B. A. Hoi- (Collins Piano Co., Greenville,
brook of Quitman. I Texas. 43mr3c
PLANTS
Onions, 6 bu 25c
Cabbage, 2 bu 15c
SEA MONSTER
GROWER'S CERTIFIED
DRY LAND
SEED
POTATOES
SI, 6 5
Williams, Mrs. R. L. Williams, and Forssman places. Two miles
Mrs. A. E. Sewell, Mrs. Ed Cher- north of Crow. Improved. $100 j
ry, Mrs. J. M. Cagel, Mrs. May cash in advance. C. N. Reynoles,
Boliford, and Miss Doris Scruggs. 616 Wayne Street, Dallas, Tex-
The next meeting of the club ^ lmlrp
will be with Mrs. Chas. Lind- ~ ~ ~
ley on February 12. For Sale
Juicy Sweet
Pure Pork
ORANGES
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SAUSAGE ..
_ 2 lb 25c
Large Sunkist
American Cream
LEMONS...
doz j 9C
CHEESE.....
lb 19c
No. 1 Red
Pratt's Fresh Brick
SPUDS ......
-10lbs 15C
CHILI
-lb 15c
Firm, Crisp
Fresh Sliced
LETTUCE .
. .. hd 5c
BOLOGNA...
— lb 10c
.GARDEN SEED: Complete line
^ , , °f Nicholson's tested seed. In i |
Mineola Country Club bulk. See us before buying.
A covered dish luncheon was E" Laminac^- Cream
given Tuesday at the Mineola a lon' 2blrp
Country Cl'ib.
Bridge was enjoyed during
the afternoon. Guests pres-
K. B. CREAM
20- 35c
ADMIRATION
Drip or Steel Cut
Lb Jar
Hawkeye Sweet, No. 2 Cans
CORN
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Nd
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15c
Hand Packed, No. 2 Cans
TOMATOES
_?for
15c
Del Rio, No. 2 Cans
GREEN BEANS .....
.2 for
15c
Del Dixi, No. 214 Cans
HOMINY
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"1
15c
Hamilton, No. 2 Cans
SAUER KRAUT
1
1
hO
ST
15c
White Swan, No. 1 Cans Crushed
PINEAPPLE
- 2for
MEADOW LARK SALAD
DRESSING -19*
WHITE SATIN
24,bs 65c
No. 1 Bright
MORRELL'S PURE
LARD
4,b tm 31c
PINTO BEANS 3 lbs 1 §e
Evaporated
APPLES 2 lbs 23c
Pure Ribbon
CANE SYRUP gal 45c
Cup and Saucer
MOTHER'S OATS __ lg pkg 25c
Gleam
OLEOMARGARINE .... lb |@e
-- I9c
MILK 3 lg or g sm cans | (jc
Large Size Package
RINSO or OXYDOL
Rose Queen
(We reserve the right to limit quantities)
JUMBO GROCERY
PHONE 77.
YOUR HOME OWNED FOOD STORE
WE DELIVER
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The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 44, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 30, 1941, newspaper, January 30, 1941; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth299046/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.