The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 24, 1940 Page: 7 of 8
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Albany, Texan, Thursday, Oct. 2b, 19 W
THE ALBANY NEWS
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MRS. JOHN ALEXANDER
Correspondent
predictions favor moran
in second conference
go friday afternoon
For the first time this season the
predictions (five the Moran Hull-
(lo(rs an even chance as they enter
their second conference (tame Fri-
day with the Woodson C'owhoys on
the Woodson field at 2 :30.
The teams are thought to he
evenly matched as both clubs are
i-mall and Inexperienced, neither
club winning a game this season,
Coach Jack T. Deavenport stated.
Deavenport gave the following
probable line-up:
John R. McKelvain, left end.
Jerrell Allen, left tackle.
Lewis Hrooks, guard.
Krnest Pennell, guard.
Duck McCanlies, right tackle.
Tommie Morris, right end.
A. J. Hooth, full back.
Guy Thomas, quarter back.
J. T. Rogers, right half back.
Rudolph Wiloth, left half back.
The Hulldogs five remaining
games are conference gami s. After
the beginning of the conference
games, the Hulldogs play every
conference team without a break.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
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attend family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Martin,
Mrs. Karl Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Evans were in Brownwood
Sunday to attend the Evans family
reunion. Mrs. Mary Evans is Mrs.
Martin's sister and grandmother of
Leslie Evans.
All of Mrs. Evans' children,
seven sons and two daughters and
their families were there to enjoy
this happy occasion. Dinner was
served picnic style at Coggin park.
Those present besides the family
were Mrs. Genia Mcintosh, a
sister of Mrs. Evans and her son,
Clyde Mcintosh and family, Rev.
and Mrs. Bradford, pastor of the
Coggin Ave. Haptist church.
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Rev. Mr. Totsche, pastor of the
First Christian church, will be in
Moran Sunday to fill his appoint
ment at the local church. He will
preach for both morning and eve
ning services.
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CARD OF THANKS
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We wish to express our thanks
to all who so willingly helped in
any way during the illness and
death of our loved one.
' May God bles.« each of you, is
our prayer.
Mrs. Jack Marchbanks and La
Delle, Mr. and Mrs. T. .1
Marchbanks and family, Mr.
and Mrs. E. E. lludmnn and
family.
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MORAN STUDY CLUB
The ranch home of Mrs. l'earl
Roach, decorated with ferns, zin-
nias, and bachelor buttons was the
scene of a pleasant occasion last
Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs.
Roach was hostess to the Moran
Study club.
In the absence of the president,
the vice president, Mrs. H. R.
Roberts called the house to order
and 14 members answered roll call.
The school had co-operated so
favorably in observing Fire Pre-
vention week that Mrs. Glen Cottle
read the slogans given by high
school pupils and presented the
posters on fire prevention made by
ttv grammar school to the club
members. The club was well pleas-
ed with this display and very ap-
preciative.
Mrs. Taylor gave interesting
points from the Federation News.
The club voted to support the
Hallowe'en carnival sponsored by
the school. Mrs. J. M. Townsend
was leader for the program, "Folk
Lore of Texas."
The club was pleased to have as
guests Mesdames Meredith and
Floyd Tool,
A lovely refreshment plate wa
served by the hostess,
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\\ W'TKD: Four ladies for local
work. Good pay. Write Box
J>7.*>, Moran, Texas for interview.
Clois Snell celeharted hi- eventh
birthday Monday afternoon with a
surprise party, planned by hi*
mother, Mr-. Gus Snell.
Game were played by the hoy
and girl.- at the Snell home. Clois
was remembered with gifts by
those pre-eiit. Mr . Snell wa a
si sled in entertaining by Me -dame
Homer Brook , Yiriril Morri , "ran
Denni■, Grady Burton, arid M
liter-. Thomas.
Ice cream and cake were ervcil
to Jack, Bob, and Mary Burton,
Vera Mae Mori , .lack, Roger and |
Joan Scott, Boris and l.nree Thoin- |
as, Donna English, Sally Kambro, I
Sue Hamilton, Johnnie Lou I'ad
gett, W. II . and Barbara Junei
Brooks, Billy Alpha Knight, I I
Ruth Bankston, Lou Ann I'urvi
and Bobby Jntiis.
BRIDGE CLUB
School News
Complimenting Mrs. George II.
Bryant, a miscellaneous shower
was held Friday afternoon in the
basement of the Methodist church.
The church was beautifully dec-
orated with cut llowers and pot
plants.
Mrs. Alton Burton took the
guests on an imaginary visit to
Mrs. Bryant's rose garden and in-
troduced Mrs. Finis Williams, who
gave the toast to the bride.
Mrs. Garland Shelton, who also
played the wedding march, played
a piano solo, "The Love Song."
Accompanied at the piano by
Mr . R. I'.. Forrester, Mesdames
Jim Tom Brooks and Claude
Brooks, sang a vocal duet, "The
Hell of St. Mary After which
Mrs. Alice Cunningham, in her
own clever way, pre ented the
many lovely gifts to the honoree.
Refreshments of cake and wed
tea with autumn leave- a- plate
favor- were served to >'■< gue-ts in
eluding Me dame (!. C. Mi Donald,
Taylor, Texas; J. J. Belnup,
l!'i j, w. L. Mc(iregor, I. v\
('rum. Ranger, T> xa : and Mr
school activities
If Moran High school students
want to please their home eco-
nomics teacher, they must look to
their grooming, and their manners.
Miss Winnell Cantrell, new
home economics teacher of Moran
shower
Mrs. John Rice was hostess for
a miscellaneous shower given in
honor of Mrs. Percy Wink of
Cisco, the former Miss Pat' e An-
derson. After games were played
the bride was presented many love-
high school admires neatness, good j ly (fifts. Refreshments of cake and
Joi
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L. William , Putnam.
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P. I. A ASSOCIATION
HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL
The Moran
Thur day, ()ct
Elliott. Four
at three tabli
Bridge i lull met
. IT, ith Mi s. I!. A.
game were enjoyed
Member pre eiu
were Mesdanii- li. A, Elliott, Het
sliel Robert-, Floyd Pool, Evelyn
Denni , M. McDonald, Jack lay
lor, I!. E. Forre-ter, VV. I Town
■ nd, W. E. Ilammett and gue-t..
Mesdames .1. I 1 lougla and <'ar
rol Anderson of Mhany and Mi
Fnmbrough. The ho-te erved
pumpkin pie topped with whipped
cream nnd coffee.
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W. S C. S.
The W. S. C. S. met Monday
Oct. 21. Opening song, "Savior
Like a Shepherd." Prayer by Mrs.
Collinsworth. A very impressive
service was had at tiii- time, the
signing of the charter for the new
society. Mrs. Claude Brooks had
charge.
During the ceremony, Mr For-
rester furnished soft violin music,
accompanied by Mrs. Wise.
Mesdames Hubbert and Black
had charge of lesson, ministering
to shifting population.
Members present were Mesdanu*
Forrester, Claude Brook-, Burton,
Black, Taylor, Nettie Terry, Huh
bert, Duke, Sanderson, McLaury,
Collin, worth, Sherman and Cham-
bers.
Mesilame■ Burton and IHike erv
ed light refreshments. Clo-eil with
benediction.
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M i.-ses I lot and I )ora \\ i 11 la in
and t wo classmate., in ACC, Mi 1
Sibyl Wynne of Bronte and l.ula
Cox of Austin, ipent the week-end
with their parent-, Mr and Mr
W. C. William . They were al-o
accompanied home by her grand
father, E. M. Williams, w ho had
spent the pa t two weeks in \l>i
lone.
Included in the list of booth-
and attraction:- pon.-ored by the
Moran public -chool grade lor the
annual Parent 'I eacher ' A ocia-
tlon hallowe'eii carnival are: game
night, enior; ; (|Ueeii and king con-
tent, junior ; minstrel how, -oplio
more. ; sale of hot dogs and coffee,
freshmen ; chance to pig and goat,
eventh grade; cake walk, -ixtli
grade; chance on turkey, chicken
and cake, fifth gradi ; grab bag,
fourth grade; penny pitching and
bottle game, third grade: fi h pond,
ecoml grade, and country -tore,
first grade.
The proceed from thi
alt I ad ii>11- w ill go 10 tile
and will be used n inn
benefit tin chool.
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SIXTH GRADE
Cll 1 ZEN SHIP CLUB
Our Citizenship club of the
ixtli grade met Thur day, Oct. 17
to elect new officer- lor the next
-ix weeks. Tile officer- a follow
wore elected: Jane Gri ham, pre
ident ; llayette llassen, vice presi
dent; Bobby Padgett, • * rotary;
Edwin Weir, treasurer; Dorri
Thoma , reporter; Mr I I)o er,
room mother
The class members decided to
have a skating party Friday 1 Sth.
Best citizens for the week elect
ed by the da- include Wanda Mit
chell, Elizabeth Do.- er, llilhiirn
Morn , Jack Scott, and I'-ritt Clil
ford.
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SEVENTH GRADE
CLUB MEETS
grooming, and politeness in her
pupils.
This brown eyed, dark haired
teacher prefers playing tennis or
swimming to any other recreation,
and would rather teach home eco-
nomics than any other subject.
Before reeciving her B. S. de-
gree from T. S. C. W, this past
February, she attended Parks High
school, near Breckenridge.
! Part of her 12.r> pounds is at-
1 tributed to eating fried chicken,
i her favorite dish, and her favorite
color is brown, her favorite author
i- Margaret Mitchell, and her cur-
rent wing favorite is "Only For-
! ever."
Miss Cantrell' outside activities
1 in T. S. C. W. consisted of doing
some extra currirular work in
; speech, having a membership in tin
Women' Athli t c a oeiation, and
the llotne Economic club. Slo-
mlnored in science, and ha - a "pa
lion for modern furniture, anil
modern tic ign
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SENIOR CLASS TO SPONSOR
PARTY FRIDAY NIGHT
The Senior da-- of Moran ll gh
-chool will be hosts at a bridge,
rummy, and "12" tournament at
the Moran gymnasium Friday
night.
The da-.- will ponsor this event
for their Hallowe'en feature in
order to rai • funds for the P. T.
A. of Moran.
A variety of game.- will lie play-
ed, among them, monopoly, dour
noe , rummy, "12" and Chinese
checkers.
The tournament will begin at
7 and the price will be la cents
per person, the -eniors stated,
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G. A.'S MF.F.T
punch were served to the follow-
ing: Mesdames Katheryn Halsell,
J. W. Pritchard, W. C. Owens, J.
E. Macon, Fred Kunkle, W. A.
Carter, Geo. B. Montgomery, J. P.
Strickland, Roe Scott, O. L. An-
derson, Eva Collinsworth, Buck
Oldham, Darrell Hainmons, J. W.
Collinsworth, Aries Macon, J. T.
Cockrell, Harold Cockrell, Lloyd
File, Charlie Gardner, Jim Strick-
land, T. L. Haggard, Reese Yer-
gen, Boyd Tabor, Bud Scott, Lynn
Scott, Harry Scott, and Misses
Mary Jo Carter, Inez Thomas, Lil-
lian Anderson, Minnie Mae I'ritch
aril and the hostess.
MESDAMES WISE AND
BROOKS ENTERTAIN
mained there for a longer visit
with her mother.
Randall Bills and Mrs. Leonard
Bills and son left Tuesday morning
for their home in Scotia, Calif.,
after spending the past week with
relatives here. Miss Ethel Mc-
Clendon returned with her sister,
where she will make her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Evans of
Rowena spent the week-end in the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben I'ennell and sister, Mrs. Ed-
ward Brewster.
Miss Janice Rogers and Orval
Dennis, students In John Tarleton
college, Stephenville, spent the
week-end with their parents.
Registrants —
(Continued from Page Six)
A. J. Wi.-e and S. H.
had as guest last week
I \ndrew-, Valera, and
,Mi Ague Henson, al.-o
-in Brook of Valera, Mr.-.
Chariiinsky of Dallas and
i Wynne of Ft. Worth,
ix month ago Mi An
T ' Junior (i. A. met Monday
various j Oct. 21 for a program from our
p.-T. A. I World Comrade magazine. Title
way to for our program wa- "Pirate
Gold." Tin following members
took part on tin program M r
Karl llopkin . I reda Bell llamil-
• -. , M\ i a Nell W ' . Matt:* I
Ilonhaui and Mary
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Be tli Walla. .
W M. S.
Sixteen
for the W
afternoon,
pre. ided
president.
niemlx
, M. S.
Mrs.
in the
r> were pre • lit
meeting Monday
Cai roll Loudder
absence of the
irgaiii
B. The
■ Good
ellt .
I ln eventh gradt cl
/.ation met \\ edne day, I h t
organization is known a tin
Will Workei .
The hou C Wa . I ailed to
liy .iiiiiii R McKeh ain, |ii •
The -ei rotary read th
and they were approv ed. I In
trea-iin r n ported that theri Wa
a total of one cent in the trea ury
A ft or nine den hoi and
short program the meeting ad
jouriicd to meet Thur day, (>ct I ,
Opcning ong "Did ^ ou
i nink to Pray," followed by prayer
by Mrs. W. b. Jackson, A short
business session preceded t he
Royal Service program led by our
mi -ion chairman, Mt Lloyd Fite
The subject for ili-cu -ion was
"God1.- I'nchanging Plan of Stew-
ard-hip." Mr R. L. Martin, e-
, ociate -tew a rd - h i p chairman,
brought the devotional and the fol-
lowing disctl.-.-ed topic- relative to
the -ubject Mi dame C W l ift,
(' I .midden, \\ I' Tow n,-eiid, Glen
i 'ottie, ,1 ohn • )ldham. W li. .lack
on, Fini Williams and John Pet-
tit.
Ni xt Monday Mr K. I Martin
i 11 rev iew the book " I'he Lite of
Dr. Sandeler." Every woman who
i member ol i he I: ipt i t church
II, ari iirued to
am
■ Dim
I other
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Bob
Mart i,, •
I 'nivet
veek end here,
•'leeman, also of
isited her parent
dent
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Kat hei \ li
Hardin SUM I OI
- here Sundav,
Mine
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Mr M
her liu I
Mis- In
Birdie
SI i I.ol
Some
drew- fell and broke her hip and i-
just now beginning to take a few
steps by a.-si.-tance on each side.
She enjoyed and appreciated the
friends who came in to see her
while here, and never failed to
-how each one the -crew her break
wa- put together with. 1 lit y are
about four inches long.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. W C. Allen and Charlene
pent Saturday in Abilene visiting
her daughter. Mi Imz \llen, who
is a student in Diaughoii Business
college.
The following members of the
Training Union of the first Bap-
Is i church were in Cisco Sunday
afternoon for an a-.-ociateil meet-
ing. Mr . ''. I.ouddi r and children,
Don and Cai rollyii, Mr,. C. W.
I ,ift, Mr. \\ ilton lludman, Rev
and Mr... Finis Williams and chil-
dren, Bobby a ml 1 .aiieile, Mi \\
li. Jack-on, Ml- e He.-ter Smith,
Bill iati \ ll lie I oi , Clara Ma- \\ ood,
and Inez Thoma .
Mr. and Mr- "Shorty " L> ach
and daughter, Yernetta, of Lub-
hock have In en visiting relative,
here.
Mr. and Mi . Moody Burnett
and Moody Jr. of Albany vi-ited
relative , here Sunday,
j Mr.-. Nora Higlltower of Fort
! Worth came in Monday for a visit
! with her -i-ter, Mis. Ida Leftwich
; and other relatives.
Mis.- Madelle Morri- -pent Sun
: day and Monday at John Tarleton
1 college.
Mi and Mi .1 .1 I'albott pent
Sunday in Gorman
Mr. and Mr . Garland Shelton
and Onia Dale and Mr Gerald
Hani pent Tuesday in Abilene.
Mr . Shelton'. father who ha- been
ill, is reported improving
Mr and Mr Oran Denni- and
Mi i 'liarlie ,1 une Nunn went to
Stephenville Sunday afternoon to
take Orval Denni back to chool.
Mr-. Emma Cottle, Mr-. Morris
Cottle and Jerry were n I'i.-co
Monday on business.
M rs, Yelma (i ii -ham i- confined
to her home becau -e c> 1 illin
M and M i . Jack \dai and
Mi I ovejoy wa re n Ali'lem I in
day.
M ! I .aura .Be k-mi
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Mhany to Hamilton S unlay.
Mr. and Mr . S. M. laih
peal Sunday a ft < 1 noon 'he
R, Jack on homi .
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help toward oil mileage. Milcaw lias won tl e Conoco
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came in Wednesday for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. \N . W
Martin and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Black re
turned Saturday from a few days'
visit in Crane with his mother and
brother, Mrs. Tressie Cunningham
of Miami, Fla., who had been visit-
ing here went to Crane and re-
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Herbert Kerr Slater.
Claude L. Hooker.
Vernon Cecil Minor.
Paul Irfiwrence Jasper.
Clarence Thomas Nelson,
L. A. Irwin.
Robert Lee Cockrell.
Herbert Fred Neinast.
Wayne Wallen llitt.
Hay t lifton McClelland.
Sam Tom Moberley.
Howard Nuell Sherman.
Mi Ivin Jeff Loader.
Brook.-ie Kdward Brush.
Albert Thomas Grace Jr.
Samuel Wallace Sutphen.
John James 'I'albott.
Joseph Alexander Williams
(colored).
Kmmett Oneal Johnson.
Jame- V. How man.
Jay Spivey Cauble.
Morris Jewel Kite.
Virgil Kmory Morris.
Lester I.indsey Ivy.
Carl Ralph Anderson.
George Arthur McAlister.
John Roy William-.
Robert Israel Mitchell.
William Bert Clemmer.
Ross Owen Perry.
Ira Weldon Hewbre.
Roy Lee Davis.
Donald Ralph Snyder.
Kuiti Wesley Luckie.
James Alfard Alexander.
I eon Wilson Collier.
Robert Allen Ingram.
Olivi r Max Anderson.
Samuel Pearee Spears.
Ira Peter Bailey.
Booker Terry Thomas (col)
I al l ie W 11 iallls ( colored I.
Almond D. Cook.
Ray mond kitkar on Roger
Jame William Hud.-on.
Horace Otha Baldwin.
Albert J. Brown.
Thomas Bred Harnett.
IIol 11s Adolph Randell.
B.lbert Klusha Herring,
Alvin William Powers.
George Carl Stroebel.
William Arlington Smith.
Bill Kelix Couger.
Joseph Chester Stewart.
Robert Lee Donham.
William Harmon Bool,
John Washington Fade
Banhani Martin.
Homer Tom Bouldin.
Auddie Bee Hreeden.
John Lloyd Thoma- ( Col).
Zellus Cleveland Bise.
Ros.- Kllis Roger-.
Joe Shelton.
Jo.-eph Howard Nixon.
Beriihard Walter Schkade.
Sam Mexander.
William Watt Blanton.
1 dward K.lmer lludman Jr.
I d Clay Hoover.
Benjamin Harley tlibson.
I "liarlie Kee tie -ke.
.1, K. McCoy.
I oni lloge I .odi n
.laine Herman Nobles,
i aide Mart in Kilt y
I dward .leffi r on Brew -tel
Sidm \ \rnold Dobb
1'homa- Cottle Scott
.lame Blank Council Jr.
l-inpie t ioldeii I .ow
Bill ie Glover Cleveland.
Cecil Cleo Weaver.
Bli \lton Peaton.
O. J. Tubb
Mei 1 in Mi i an Walk, r.
I a*'a r Mori < I'ow
,B , i rpeiiter Wirle
I III n, \ Bee John on t col. i.
,1,, k Mole rl. y
John 1'alward Rice.
Oliver i'roinwell Ingram
I colored).
(ilenn H. I • ■ eh.
Lee Uny W ill (colored).
Jame Clifford Bre, den.
, Kea on \\ illiam Barrett.
:,:,i; Baul Clifford Ypungqulgt.
,1,. :ii William Sweii-on.
.a tleor 1 indeii Rrnnton.
. ,*. Robert Glenn Murray,
f,i!0 John I ill*. • ' e l'anibroii'.'.h.
Mil O. i ar S, Schkade.
Mi2 Robert Welhorne Biel'i . .
a,Howard ' ' Ibettir.
("narle \ an Mi \fi e,
Michael George B ey.
Robert Troy I • atherman,
Malcolm l.uther Wallace.
B ! ! ■ Buc'elle N n'hols.
\ 1 hill Davi on Jones.
I ray Wendell Aiider on.
Wale i* Cr.lvin Green,
Orw yai Hunter Bincher.
Olland I'lilon Waters
Clarence lalmer Ledbetter.
Morri. Sheppard Talib.
Windell A1 ford Thomasson
Albert Kranklin Ray.
J. W. Hash Jr.
579 Byron Francis Maxwell.
580 K.ilwin Gilliam Hart.
581 Klhert Lee Gavit.
582 Russell Kdward McKiski.
583 Kdgar Earl Burgc.
584 Homer Wynne Brooks.
58b James B. Ledbetter.
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587 Wilmer Wilford Alltrt.
588 John Edward Lynch Jr.
589 Reece WiUon Harris.
590 William Dorrig Rice.
691 William Alfred Holcorab.
592 Richmond Beron MitchelL
593 Herman Landrum.
694 Willard Carey WiUU.
595 Nolan Leon Smith.
Curtis Eugene Hill.
597 Theodore Lindley.
598 Tom Andrew Moneley.
699 Wilbur Oren McKeever.
fiOO William Luther Clark.
601 Robert Elijah Baughman.
602 Frank E. Reveg.
603 John Windle Banket.
604 Leonard Simpson Cooper.
605 Herman Crowder (Col.)
606 Doyle Karl Knight.
607 Willie DeBord.
608 Hewlette Alexander Salter*
609 Tom A. Sauell.
610 Garreald Andrew RaughtMl
(ill llershel Herman McClenda#
612 Audie Carl Hreeden.
613 Lewis Jones Miller Jr.
(',14 Jesse Karl Carter.
615 Ishmael Ray Baker.
616 Herman Tharp Harty.
(',17 Leonard Darrell Hanimong.
(> 1H Joseph Claude Patterson.
619 Hiram Kranklin Alexander.
(120 Clarence Eugene Crotty.
TOT Henry Clarence Edwards.
622 Garvin Kdwin Miller.
623 Carl Gust Kkenstam.
621 Krancisco Guerrero Perales.
625 Melvin John Ash.
626 August Paul Schkade.
(127 Lonnie Dalton Cook.
C28 Dorsey Howard Looney.
629 George W, Minis.
630 William Karl Hill.
631 Arnie Elmer Kox.
632 Dana Woodard Way.
633 Velmer Hugh Larance.
634 James Harold Cockrell.
035 Robert Kdward Nail Jr.
636 Otto Herman Garlitz.
637 Jack Thomas Deavenport.
638 Homer L. D. Farmer.
6.39 King Kdward Holloway.
640 Cecil Clyde Crow.
(',41 James Henry Nail.
642 Raymond Clifford Reynolds.
643 Robert Leo McKeever.
(14 I Clarence Joseph Watson.
645 Louis David Cogdell.
646 Howard Hlakley Collier.
(147 Millard Maurice Miller.
(',48 Roy William Pringle.
640 Marvin Lou Shotwell.
(150 Pleney Clifton Lloyd.
651 Edniond Karl Vickers.
(152 Harold Grover McCown.
(153 James Herbert Reynolds.
(154 Cecil Andrew Cooper.
655 John Hill.
65(1 Robert Lee Davis.
657 Joe B. Lewis.
658 Elmer Dee Gooch.
659 Louis Krnest Bernstein.
660 James Thomas Humphreys-
661 Kenneth Wayland Ivy.
662 D. A. Newcomb.
663 Morgan Clinton Coker.
664 Luther Klvin Itrisco.
665 Byron Green.
. ii Duane Stell Anderson.
667 Sidney Monroe Scott.
668 Llano Vester Mitchell.
669 Donald Ozell McClendon.
670 Morris Sheppard McCagh-
ren.
671 Floyd Delmer Henderson,
c,72 Milton Klhert Burton.
673 Carl Newton Jennings.
674 Je.-sie Weber Tumbs.
675 Vernon Jordan.
ti7<i Jerry Hugh Wright (Col.)
677 Avery Dewey Rogers.
(178 Thomas Sampson Lenoire.
679 Gibson Barber.
(180 Hub Martin.
6M Bradford Newton A-hcraft.
f',s2 Guy Aubrey Moberley.
(',83 la-tel Lynn Kllis.
684 James Liyton Snyder.
6S5 William Glenn Anderson.
(18(1 Homer Karl Garlitz.
(,v7 Oniric.- Klvin Hawk,
i.ss Lemuel Pierce Bumpers.
1 I ugeiie Grant Gilligan.
i'i'.iO Ramsey Ruben Pierce.
(IP 1 ,11 e Lee Holler.
6P2 J. C. He.--.
C.:• 3 Orville Bavelle Burvcs.
i.a | i i.ii eii< e 1 c ley Bolton.
6P.", \lvin Ba-y Mackey.
i'm; 'Blum a .lefTei. on Malone,
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SLUGGISH? GAS?,
TRY QUICK RELIEF
If slu'.'irish, have bloating gas
from temporary constipation, get
the faiuou- Silver Color Bottle of
Vdlerika that contains 3 laxative
ingredii nt: to give \ MORE BAL-
ANCED e-ul' and usually acts
in two hour.- or less. Sanders
Drug Store
KIDNEY STAGNATION
IS WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATION!
Bicause We Treat Constipal on at
The Onset, While We Neglect
Our Kidneys Indefinatoly
No other orc.'in in your t«i«ly !• _<>*
m«>ro imiiortnnco f : n your ki taw*y®.
In your kidneys thciv are nln« mtliio«
tul cs whirh rnUKt work day and nlfflit
filter the fluids unil V ■ v the pystem fre«
from waaten, aeids, poisonH which. If P r-
mitto rnnain. inay causo avrioua kldnty
and bladder troubles.
Tt Is no wonder then that Nature
oftens culls f«-r help to clean out thj
kidneys. So if you are troubled wltU
Oettiiur-Ui)-Ni'rhts, 1-etf Vaina, Hackaeba,
Nervous Hondncho. Dir.T.lncs or 1-oHa oc
Knervy. due to functional kidney disorder*
try Kli^ANS, tho famous kidney remedy,
which aids Nature to flu«h out the kid-
neys. to filter nil wastes, to preramt kid-
ney stagnation.
KTHANS Is Safe and Reliable. J*10®*
m wis rei>ort rnl're satl«faftlon. Take®
Arc lrdinir to directions. KIDANS will glvj
«pl'>ndld reatilts. Try K11>ANS, Buy It, «•
cur Special Vr)cr Offer on two bovee. Vm
Bn. bnT If T<ot ft Iff led. return unopcae®
box and GET YOU 11 MONEY BACK.
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