The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, January 4, 1929 Page: 4 of 8
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RICHARD H. McCARTY, Editor >nd Publi.hor
m never wa- nor will be one a> beautiful a- she. SHt• was ono upon a
time a woman of this world; but became displeased with her husband
and all the world and fled to the moon On this Ifith the real story
of why she fled is acted out in the long theatrical play.- attended
by throngs of people. In ancient times on the 15th of the Kth month
when they burned the incense bushel the sweet fragrance would ko
high up to the moon goddess. She took pleasure in it and manifested
her approval by coming near earth riding on a cloud and people could
see her beautiful face. Hut now nu n's hearts Iflive become wicked,
and the world i- full of sin, so the incense is not so pure as former
Entered in Post Office at Albany, Texas, as Second Class Mail
Subscription Rates
C Months $1.00-One Y.-ar $2.00
Attention, Cotton Farmers
We will gin one more day, Thursday, January 10th. Also we ]
have on hand an assortment of mill feeds.
Drop in and look it over.
ALBANY GIN COMPANY
Display Advertisements, 35c per column inch each Insertion. « <V '"'l «< " "1 ''' " hl'-'h "•«* the godde in her palace
,.iul o, not enjoying its fiau'rance, she comes no more on the clouds;
Local and Reading Notices 10c per single column line
each insertion
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" They -ay that ill tie on this godde - ia a most beautiful (as
!, It cal ll "Yuih Koone" Moot I'alace Only om human
e\i i in 'i ghi. i Om e, du'ritig tin Dong Dynast>, a ('hiie• -■ )
,:i:g, .-alieil M ng Won; Magi- "1 a holy monk, wa - enabled
mount' 0,1 from tie 'irtli to tin* Moon { astle to hear 'he inn ic
i I -. e it.- I), iiity II' wa allow • d to land outsid- for only a very
i few minutes lly that tim. the godde.-s knew that tin king of man
C P. 0. I to* No. 1284, Shanghai, China, Nov. 27tli, ti>28, | ■* « ,,"|v' sl"' was ver> «gry at the monk for leading tie king t.
her holy land. So.n fron tin C:i*tl< 1,11111' most nnpleasanl sound-
The mink und istood that it a the nu> gi\ii vi it to her wrath
and he quickly led tin king back to eart
You ' an thii -'e how full l -upe 1 -till the Chin' a> and how
much t1 • y I tie (iospe! and .1- us Chri-l that th y may - e the |
real King' in HU beauty and live forever in His gloriou.- palace on
I)eai' Kditoi,
Here (oines another letter from the "bottom i 11 > !>l in w <■ • I'
may be of interest to the r":Id r of your ill".-t e\i nt pap
We have recently had one of China's chief holidays. For more than
a week I noticed signs of its coming, (treat stacks of "moon cake
in brightly colored packets were shown in many store- Iteautiful ,
1 High. It s a |ov to teach < him e children of Je.-u.- md Hi salvatio
lanterns were seen along the streets, hverything was in such gay . ^
style it made one think of a coming Christmas. It was the Chinese 1 " ;
' . , ... . . _ , , ., . 11 1 A Merry < hrmtmas and a Blessed Now Year t<> you and loved one
Moon-f«ast and Mid Autumn I'.stival. In their feasting it recalled
our Thanksgiving Day. ; 'tours in ( hrist glad service,
(|{ev.) H. G. C. HAIXOCK.
1 HE 111N THE S ).V ANU 1 HE COW
The Chinese 15th of the Stli month i.- called "T-oong Tsiu" Mid
die Autumn. On that day they have theatricals before all the gods in
the temple and burn the "Shaung-teo" inn use bushel. I his bushel-
like measure is made of incense sticks. The largest "bushels" -0111
times measure as much as 20 feet in diameter. In the middle of the
"bushel" is a long, large stick of incense made up of thousands of
thin incense sticks the si7.e of vermicelli. On the afternoon and night
of this day each family also burns an incense bushel at home. The e
are smaller than the ones burned in the temple. On this day they who
can so afford eat moon-cakes and all kinds of nice things. The in-
cense bushel is decorated with flags and many-colored dragon-gate.-
A Son To Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Price Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. N. U. Price Jr. spent a very happy Christmas follow-
ing the arrival Thursday of a fine blue-eyed son, weight seven pounds
The baby is named Ned Robert. Mr. Prire is chief operator at the
Humble experiment plant.
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something as children at home put candles on their birthday cakes;' 'his item is taken from the I.reckenridgi Deinociat ot Dei. _7.
X. K. Jr., as he is more familiarly known in Albany, is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. N. I!, Price. He is certainly a fine young man, steady
and iiulustrioii- II. is a graduate of Albany High School, and after-
ward attended \ it M College where ht studied science. It is always
a pleasure to u. to note the advancement of an Ubany boy.
THE HEN. re1-- SOW AND THE COW
but the children in China take the flags and dragon-gate decor:
from the bushel before it is burnt, and have great delight in playing
Notice To Water Consumers
If your water bill is not paid on or he-
fore the tenth of each month, serv ice will
be discontinued and a charge of si.00
will be made to re-connect.
.
It is necessary that we do this as we do
not have time to hunt you every month.
Roy Matthews, Supt.
Mi - YVilma Mihh nt Dal I a anil Mi.s- N'anni" of Italy vi.>
i'ed Mr Vln Moor , Mi . ,1. N Moore, Mr-. K. I. Moberley, and
n;her re 1 ativt - iluring ('hrUtmas.
THfc HEN THt SOW AND THE COW
DIGGLV vim
I Grocery I WW Market I
Phone 166
Peaches
Del Monu, Atti:>ur's Verib- st V" J', can
23c
Corn, Kobinoor, No. 1 can
Oats Wcflslti. Chinawai , l.trg Si-'.
14c
29c
Lard Cans, 3 sizes ic, 70c 80c
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Home Killed Meats
IBeel Roast
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lb.
Pork Chops lb.
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SugarCured Bacon lb.
Pure Pork Sausage lb.
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31c
25c
26c
25c
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Again we wish to'thunk You, one and all, for your liberal put
roniiKe. und winhinn you a Proiperous Year l''2t<
PIGGLY WIGGLY
J. Carter King, Manager
! Mr and Ml \ l: Price of -\Iliany and daughter. Mr.-. \ S.
i Holland and Mr Holland of Stamford -pent Chr tn.a- with Mr and
I Mi Cecil \ why at I! I'e C k e | J'i lige
THE" HEN THE SOW AND TH1 COW
Mr- N K. Price was in Hreckenridg' several days last week on
account of the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Newby.
THE HEN, THE SOW *NO THf i OW
I Students Return To Schools
Following • the h-t of studrnt who v,>n ii'-rf for the Clin tin:t-
holidays and liave ji stinu'd ia- work in \> \:is I ichnolo^ical < ol
: Sally Ifoilow*■ II, Vlildr d I'alntcr, Niiui (Jordon, .la^on (ionlon,
Dick Browning; Haylor t'nivfrsit,v lOli'/ahfth Kinu. \lic< Kcytilod.
Texas Christian lni\i'sity: S\v« ■« ■ t i < • Fielder, Fioronci4 Reynold.**;
Southern M.thodist I'nivrsity: Illizahctii Ru-. H« n Black, Swenson
Kin: North T \a T o iler ('olletyi Mary Southerlaiul l .< n^ ; ('ol
li^e of Industrial \ rt - \delyn Willi n^hun, Met - y I'nc,, 1 > rot I ..
McKi'vy; V\--st I- \a ' T« ache) > ('olle^e: Maxim* (* la r k • . Maxin I'aim;
State I'niversity: Rurton Joiie>, Delmas I'upp, Ow.n Hutchison; T« i
rell School (Dallas): Sain loin Moi>erley, Ronald Fagan; Simmon
I niversity : Raymond Andrew.^, Rohbi'* Craighead: Randolph ('olle^e
John Char!1 • IJurl on; Wentworth, Mo., Owen Cloud; Wichita «Jun
ior College: Fred Burton.
THt MIN. THK AND THt cOW
RURAL MENTION
\t the ileiiiniiiiiK' of the New Year I will endeavor to send in a few
new- items from th.s locality. Christina- passed quietly and pleasant-
ly for all
Miss Maxine I'alm came home from Canyon where .-lie is attend
inj; Teachers College to spend the Christmas holidays with home folk, i
Mr and Mr- .1 T Cockn ll and children of lloostsburj? spent last
Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Oliver I'alm.
Mr Kruno HiUebraml of l!-i. rline was tie (jinist of Mr and Mr
\V. I V iti e\ il: ' n.• tIn holiday
Mr and M J. V laadh y alal daughter. Ml.- Mildr.-.l wen ji . -t
i Mi int Mr- M !' i la in pet t ot Moran
Mi .1 S Kliiott and daughter Wiei\> uin l.s of friend- ill
-.■veral days during Christmas
K. F Hal lie w lias been quite ill several days with flu but is iin-
provinu' it present.
(irandma Bradley is confined to hi r lied at her home and her
many friends hope for her a speedy recovery.
Misse, Myrtle and I'earl llumber came home from near Wichita
Kails where they are teaching to spend Christmas with home folks. !
Mrs. I.eanna Orubb is in a hospital in Cisco where she is receiv-
ing treatment for heart trouble.
Miss Lois Kliiott spent Christmas with home folk and has returned
to Callahan County wlure >ln is teaching.
Mr Joe llumber came from Oklahoma to spend a few days with |
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I) li. llumber, during Christmas
Mr- .) S. Kliiott and Mi^. \|, \ine made an ,uto trip to Cntti
wood l ist Sunday.
Mr li Hillebrund returned to hl home in Kstaline Tue-tJay.
"Husy Body"
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TWENTY NINE
a smile and good cheer.
Wo .creeled the Now \ ear wil
()ur Business for the past year has been excellent the
prospect for the coming year looks bright to us. We are
still doing business at the old stand Outside the High
Kent iDstrict Cash and Carry.
SATURDAY BARGAINS
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
Dr. Peter's 2 oz. Vanilla
Dr. Peter's 1 oz. Vanilla
8 oz. Saltpetre
Thank You
HARRY KING
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Klevated enjoyment is found in shopping at an
"M" System Store, but prices are never elevated
We take every advantage to LOWER THE
PRICKS OF FOOD.
SPECIALS for SATURDAY
Potatoes Red Tiiamphs ID lbs. 23c
Oranges, Cal. Navels WA Size doz. 19c
PI Home Queen Highest Pat.
riUul Kvery sack guaranteed
48 lbs $1.57
24 lbs 79c
Salt Rock Crystal 24 oz. size 2pkgs 5c
Soap Crystal White or P&G 10 bars 39c
Melo, real water softener 3 cans for 25c
Oats MothersChinaware resize 29c
Sausage Pure Pork poisnd 2k
Bacrr, northern sugar cured sliced lb. 27c
Veal Loaf Meat nound 20c
Pork Chops
pound 25c
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Complete Stock of Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
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McCarty, Richard H. The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, January 4, 1929, newspaper, January 4, 1929; Albany, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth401529/m1/4/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.