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I NEWS FROM MORAN I
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The senior hoy t.hat was inter-
viewed i«.«t we .k and had such a
pleMin? personality was the all-
around mce looking Rob Mash
burn.
Beantifnl Girls and Comedy in Vaaitits
MRS. JOHN ARKXANDER
Correspondent
TAX COLLECTOR RESIGNS
Resignation of A. .1. Wi.-c as tax
collector ha- been accepted by the
Moran school hoard. No one ha
been appointed to assume hi.-
duties as yet.
BOB FORRESTF.R HONORED
Rob Forrester, -on of l)r. and
Mrs. R. K. Forrester, who i at-
tending TCC in Fort Worth, ha
been honored by being invited to
become a member of the Invita
tion class in Kriglish,
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ATTENDS WEDDING
Miss Mary Snyder -pent the
week-end in San Angelo where h>
attended the wedding of a ,-hool
mate, Miss Mary Katherine Spin-
ning.
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:j6th division reunion
October tth and *>th have been
named dates for the annual reun-
ion of the 'ifith Division. This con
vention i to be held in Fort Worth
with the Texas hotel a general
headquarter.-.
Thirty-sixth Division veterans
are urged to attend and if possible
tiring their wives with them. A
full program has been arranged
for the auxiliary a.- well as for the
Vetera ns.
Annual Memorial Services will
tie held in the Municipal Auditor
iurn Sunday and a barbecue for
all will follow.
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christian ladies aid
Ten members of the Ladies Aid
met Monday at the Christian
church for a sing-song. A bu.-ine-
meeting was held and final plans
for the pie supper Saturday nijrht
were made. It was decided to
serve sandwiches at ten cent: and
pie ten cents a slice, with all the
coffee each wanted for five cent
It was decided to begin eiving at
<! o'clock.
Dismissed with the Aid henedii
tion.
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T. ('. Rogei pent Sunday n
Denton with hi family.
LEGION INSTALLS OFFICERS |
Ernest F. f'ettit F'ost No.
entertained with an ice cream
supper last Friday night and in
stalled the. following officer for
the coming year: John I'ettit, po-t ,
commander; eriior vice pre-,dent,
F. N. Hassen; junior vice pre i i
dent, Klmer Jone-; ergeant at
amis, John Williams; Chaplain, .1
W. Rooth.
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PERSONALS
San, Long and Mi Ollie lirook
of Cro-.s. ('lain- were vi itoi in
Moran Thursday.
Mine . I(. A Klliott, He, hel
Roberts and Jay Terry wen in
Abilene Friday.
Mmes. K. A. Klliott and W. M
Freeman went to liaird Friday foi
Mis Katherine Freeman, who.
spent the week-end here with hei
parents.
Mr. and \ir K. J. Free: lan o'
Abilene spent the week end hi re
with relatives.
Mine .1 M. Town end, (larlan i
Shelton and Onia I'ale Shelton ami
Mr l!rit I'ippen of May pen'
Saturday in Abilene.
Mr and Mrs. F'rit I'ippen of
May spent the week end here with
relatives.
Mr and Mi . (Jlen Cottle visited
in Dalla.- the first part of the
week.
Klder Cole Jackson of Fort
Worth visited friends here over
the week-end.
Mrs. Worth Woolsey and (laugh
ter, Mary Ann, of Fort Worth,
-pent the week end here with Mi
Woolsey's father, J. A. Ilayward.
(irafton Hamper- was home for
the week-end. He is a student in
North Texa.- State Teacher- col-
lege in Denton.
Mis- Marv Nette Snyder pent
the week-end ill Snyder with
friend .
Mr and Mr Kdgar Ma-hhiini
and Mr . ,le -i, Morn-on ,,I Kun
ice, New Mexico, pent Thur.-day
and Friday in Moran with Mr. and
Mrs. Rob Mashburn.
Mr . Paul Harper. Mi F W
•lanning and Mi I,aura .lark h
pent Wedne da> in \hilem
Mr. and Mi 11 Jo-e|di of l!a
ger .-pent I'hui sda y ! h Mr i, -1
Ml . I'\ V Ha en and ! a
( barter No.
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Nil.
Rl POR I OF CONDI I ION Ol
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Of Albany, In the State of Texa.--, at the do « of bu.-irw* on Septra,
be? 2*1, ll' ll, publi.-hed in n spon ■ to call made by < 'omptn>!Irr th**
Currency, under Section ' . S. Revised Statute
ASSETS
Loans and discounts (including $■(,! I 2.7 I overdraft ) .- 100,1,7(1.0(1
United States Government obligations, direct and guai
teed I H I,K | 1 .00
Obligations of States and political subdivisions ,ri.'{,022.07
Other Fionds, notes, and debentures !i,34H a0
Corporate stocks, including stock in Federal Reserve
Rank :<,8al.OO
Cash, balances with other hanks, including reserve bal
unce, and cash items in process of collection r>75,22.r>.i()
Rank premises owned $17,000.00, furniture and fixtures
$1,000.00 IK,000.00
Real estate owned other than bank premises I .'!,!•(!
Other assets 1.00
TOTAL ASSKTS $l,268,2fiK.8.'l
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and cor-
porations $ KH1,«07.2«
Deposits of United States (xovernment (including postal
savings)
Deposits of States and political subdivisions 1 70,
Deposits of banks 4,1
Other deposits (certified and cashier's checks, etc.) 27,M7.iK)
TOTAL DEPOSITS $ 1,084,901 Jit
Mrs. Ru ell of Rorger i- . pend
injr thi week with her danjrht<r,
Mi Klmer Curio, and Mr. Cnno.
I.. P. Bumper pent the we.-k
*nd here with hi- mother, Mr . f).
f'umper . Mr f'nmper- pitched
for fieaumont during the ummer.
ffomer McDonald left Friday
for thi Vall' \ where he has em-
ployment.
Paul Robrrt \i ited in Port
Worth Sunday.
W M A ruler-'on of Abilene and
ffrnnd on, f,aury, of Mbariy vi it
e«| friend in Moran Sunda\
Howard Water of Crane visited
Mr arid Mi Ren Water- Satui
day.
Mr. and Mr- Carrol And' r-on
of Albany vi-ited relative her«
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr Ren Wafej were
ffttf.-t of Mr. and Mr \ \
Rrown of ('i >o Saturday
Mi and Mr f' V Klliott pent
Sunday in Abilene
Mr I. (J. Rartholomew and -on
of Rrown wood wr-rc j?ue t in the
I V f'rook and Rob M.i. hburii
home Sunday.
Mi . William Hudman, who ha
heen a patient iri the RIackwell
Sanitarium, returned '<> her hon <
Sunday.
0 ' a i Wise Wfl a bu i n • • \i (
itoi in Ci.-co Saturday.
Mr and Mr (i fl. Ha \ uard of
I'ip Sprinjr -pent Sunday with hi
father, .1 \ Ilayward
Vernon Rrook of Abilene \ . it
ed relative- here Sunday.
Misse, He ter Smith. Paulin. :
.ludd and Joy ( ooch vi-ited rela
tive- in the vicinity of Abilene
Sat urday.
Mr. and Mr: .lack Stephen of
Throckmorton -pent the week-end
with her parents, Mr and Mr
Walter Callahan
P. \. Ha-sen and children went i
I to Kan^r r Sunday. Mr Ha -en,
j who had .-pent -everal days there,
i returned home with them.
Mr Marco- II Ward ..rid Mr
I,eon HarnnHU! and baby dauph
ter, Kllen I a Rue, pen' the fii -t
! of tfie week in I >alla buying met
chandi ■ for t !m Marvn H. \\ ai d
/ Store.
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School News
IIOMI f ( t I UP. M WS
I' 11 e II ike, chill II,. ' :
f (I, Its I , ' 11 ,-et '/ '■ , OO
(era l' i,a I" ee!, r 1 « 1" I 1
They elerted offieet a follows:
President, 1 am > , < oat. ; •
pre ideflt, Rett V Me:
Madeline; t r, a irer, I a 11,
port--. I till <• V\ illian . i nd pai I
n lit aria n, M S n> d, ,
W. agreed ' ,i Hire' .■ ve ■ \|,,.
day nijfhl at 7 ".0.
('onimit tee We re left tint I nev ,
meeting.
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mil I !)()(..S ROMP OVKR
GORMAN "B"
The Rulldo); jrrowled again for
the first time .lince the middle (it
la-t -eason when they rolled over
the (iorman "nubbin " I !• on the
Moran gridiron Kridaj
The home team started with the
opening kickoff on a drive that
finally brought a touchdown with |
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CiUF.SS WHO
Thi- a eriior girl. Sh. i. five
feet two and a half inche tall, ha.-
blue ey, -, weighs one hundred
twenty-eight pounds, has blonde
hair, and fair complexion.
She i an all round girl, playing
volley ball arid basketball iri her
junior year She enjoy- dancing,
wiinrning and hor-eback riding.
Her favorite color i- red, favor
ite dish is ice cream, fnvorite port
i ha k> thall and favorite ong i
"Daddy."
She , a member of the pep
-<|llad arid really enjoy football
She has been a member the last
three y.-ar.-. <>,ie who?
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(.RAMMAR S( MOOI. Nf WS
•1-h Club Orit«ni/eff
Kourteeri v rl- met Wedne day
afternoon, S.-pt. 'J I, and organized
a I II club The L'irl wer. eri
thu la.-tic about [dan f<n th• ran
r ■■ year and ail promised tdo the
be t they could to live up to the
club'- standard-. Some of the
girl who were pre cut at th fir
meeting are a follow-: Jane
Morn on, M.,rj,,ri< Nelle Carlil" ,
Myrtle Pess Morrison, Pli/aheth
I > i > - it. Margare' \nn Wyl,e. Writ,
da ('oil iris wort h, and I'hyli \ •
Culm If. Play Cisco
The eighth grade Moran boy
are to play the ('i co eighth grad
rr soon. No <1*.finite date ha-
be< n et, and no definite line up
has been made.
Fi^htli Grade New.
Room mothei elected foi the
eighth grade wire Mr Do e, arid
Mrs. .lone-
We havi tarted preparing an
exhibit for one of the -how win
.low down town. W, are making
wooden article in one of our
classe.-.
The Re t Citizen for the week
were a follow Ililburn Morri ,
Imogelle \gnew, lloli (i1 111'
Aycr-, PIizal.eth Ilo -. r, and I'.u-
I'en, Rartee
The public i invited to our
fir 1 a emhly program, which the
ra.le will pre
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Forty of the "most beautiful (,'irls
in the world" will he among the cast
of Karl ( a r roll's Vimil ics. w hirh will
he the Auditorium attraction during
the Mate Fair of Texas I he Show.
playing af popular prices, i«
strong on comcd.v, hut offers a
variety of entertainment including
several spectacular production num-
bers. l op sections above show three
of ( arroll'x "most beautiful girl* in
the world." Ann Frederick, Jane
Kllison and Kudi Mcintosh. Helow
are the three dizzy Slate Brother*,
with llixie Nelson, another of the
show's beauties.
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TOTAL UAR1LITIKS
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
Common stock, total par $100,000.00
Surplus
Undivided profits
$i,os4,!n;i.t;i
100,000.00
29,000.00
44,307.1
178,807.19
i TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
TOTAL LIARILIT1KS and CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,258,208.83
MEMORANDA
Pledged assets (and securities loaned) (book value):
(a (United States Government obligations, direct and
guaranteed, pledged to -ecure deposits and
other liabilities $ 132,321.00
(b) Other assets pledged to secure deposits and
other liabilities (including notes and hills re
discounted and securities sold under repur-
chase agreement) 28,947.28
TOTAL $ Hi.1,268.23
Secured liabilities:
(a) Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant
to requirements of law 170,9.ri0.a(i
TOTAL $ 170,9M)..M;
STATU OK TKXAS, COUNTY OF SHACK HI.FORD,
1, Joe A, Clarke, cashier of the above-named bank, do -olemnly
swenr that the above statement is true to the'best of my knowledp
and belief.
JOK A. CLARKK, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me thi- 29th day of Septemlu i.
1041.
CORRECT—ATTEST:
A. W. REYNOLDS,
JNO. F. SEDWICK,
JOE B. MATTHEWS,
Directors.
W. G. WFliR, Notary Public.
i Scott taking the ball around end
from the Gorman la Cottle drop
! ped back from his tackle position
to convert, making the score 0
! Moran at the end of the lir-t quar
ter.
The second quarter wa just
hard football without a touchdown
until in the last minute- when Gor-
man with a succession of pa- ■
scored, but failed to convert. I'he
scop at the half wa 7 with Mo-
ran fighting doggedly to keep the
one point lead.
In the third and fourth quartei
l with passes from Scott to Morris
| and Allen for tallii the game end
e.| 19-0 in favor of the hometown
, ers.
This wa a -ostly victory for the
Bulldogs as ( apt. Hob Scott i- out
\ for the next two weeks.
Next week the Woodson Cow
hoys will journey over here in the
j first conference game for the
locals.
THE SFNIOR "PURRS"
This description is of one of the
most popular teachers of Moran
high school, Mi Mary Margaret
I Iwyer.
Sh, is five feet tall, weighs
ninety-five pounds. Ha blue ey-
and brown hair and - twenty-two
years old.
Her favorite dish is chicken
fried steak; favorite color, blue;
favorite sport, football; favorite
orchestra, Guy Lombard.); favorite
• ong, "Your
She plays the piano and her
hobby i. reading and walking. She
likes picnic hike- and dancing.
Doesn't like swimming and skating.
She like- tailored cloth, , especial-
ly -weaters and -kin
She has taught English and
Spanish two years at Dunns and
French at McMurry. She t. aches
English II, III, IV and speech this
yejir. Shf is a graduate of Mc-
Murry.
eight! ide Will pre eilt Oct. :
Hither and Yon
\\ I M. Mil , W'I'T 1 to the I ode, I
at I! reek en i d( la-t Sat urday and j
exhibited a calf which took fir '
pr,aze lie a!-0 had an animal
which placed econd. ' bt
Font • P.-ll Rorei went to th. T,
carnival at Fa-'land. 9,
Don Whitfield wen* to ! , , y,
rodeo at Kr., k. nridtre Saturday ! ia
and rode in th. naiad, .lane
Mm .,11 w 1 Pre. -. e | l de Sa'
urday also. | I.'
G.'rald and Ceraldo,. Whit.
Went to la 1 la nd last Saturday to
vi it their , dei and new nephew
Myrtle Re M - on \ it. d n
\ 11):, ,iy Sunday.
I If.rot : \ \ 1 n Well-1er w ent '(l
Cottonwood Saturday to \ -it her
grandmoth, r.
Imogene Agnew went to e, Mr
and Mr Je Jacob.- who live
near Putnam.
Citizenship Club
The eventh grade organiz. d a
Citizenship club Wednesday, Sept.
21. We also elected our room
mothers.
Our club president i Reagan
Roberts; vice president, Alvice
l'arri h; -a cretary, Maurice New
ton The clas- reporter i Jane
Morri on <'ur room mother an
Mr l'arrish and Mr-- Roberts.
Defense Crisis Calls
Attention to Dental
Health Problem
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AUSTIN "Nothing in recent
\,ar, ha more graphically called
attention to the eriou-ne of the
American dental health problem
I than the pre ent defeli e crisis."
I -aid Dr. Geo \V Cox, tate health
, officer.
j "The figures of the National
Draft Hoard show that dental de-
| fects rank first a> cause for rejec-
1 tion of drafte, . Nineteen and one
I half per cent of young men exam-
ined at army induction centers an
rejected because of dental defects.
"These figure- reveal the inade-
quacy of our dental health pro-
grams during the past generation
and the public's inertia toward this
vital phase of health. If this prob-
lem of dental health is to be solv-
ed. it must In done at its source,
which is the child.
"From surveys made by the
United Stat, Public Health Serv
ice, of two million school children
throughout the I nited State-, it i-
estimated that approximately nine
ty per cent of our elementary
school population an in need of
dental care To solve thi prob-
lem the public mti.-t be aroused to
the gravity of the -tatu- of dental
health and it.- effect on general
health. Thi hould be Hccompani-
,d by an intelligent, effective den-
tal health program it our schools,
imprc;-ing both child and parent
with the importance of dental
health.
"Since the health of a communi-
ty i- a community problem, the
aid of all civic and welfare organ,-
zation- in the community hould lie
enlisted to carry out the program
of dental health. It i only in thi-
way that we can bring our children
to adult life free from the devast-
ating effect- of untreated dental
defect- which o influence their
physical, mental, and social well
being It will also contrihut. to
hi u-efulne - to the community
and better enable the individual to
assume the re ponsihilit i. of citi
zenship, whether in time of war or
peace."
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graph records, a Demon trillion
School library, a teachers-training
library, and a historical museum
library.
Other new collections begun by
the library under II,role'- admiiu
tration include a glass slide collec-
tion of approximately 1,000, a
microfilm collection of 100, a map
collection of 175, and a pamphlet
collection of 5,500.
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News Wants Ads get result?.
ROCK HILL NEWS
Mil
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(By Mr- Seorge Rarrett)
Mr Ed Ray i- on the sick list
this week.
Raymond N'ichols, who ha- been
ill and in St. Ann's hospital, pass-
ed away Tuesday evening. Surviv-
ing are his wife and three -mall
children.
Grady Smith ha- been in the
hospital -ince last report, being
treated for injurie,- received wh n
a hor.-e fell on him. He i at
home now and doing nicely.
Howard I me of Demming-, \.
M., was by one day la-t vv. ek to
\i it relative He wa- going to
l exarkana where he will continue
doing (Jefen < work.
I Ion'; I'm our big annual all
day home, inning and nging the
-econd Sunday of (I, t ol,e; . All
I'.i'el a I'll old t . Ill e r lie lire a 11(1
come, a we are planning a big
dinner and lots of good singing.
Nine comfort- were cotnpl, t. ■!
on the comfort program la-t week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rlakener of
Weatherford visited hi- i-ter. Mr-.
.1 .(' Minis, last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Otha liritt and
children of Electro visited his
brother, R. W. Rarrett, and other
relatives since last report.
o
The old country doctor was firm
in his belief that specialization ill
medicine had been carried too far.
While at the small town hospital,
he ran into a medical student who
was -oon to be graduated.
"I suppose," said the old doc,
"that you are going to be a special-
ist like so many of the other young
students nowadays?"
| "Of course," said the young
| man. "I am going to specialize in
diseases of the nose."
"Indeed!" the old doctor snort-
ed. "Which nostril?"
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