The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 30, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 18, 1939 Page: 3
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Thursday May 181939
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UBRARY NOTES
Winnie Mae Atkinson
The Tulla Library has received
n shipment of new books in the
pas few weeks We would like
to invite the public in to look
the books pver and if they so
desire take out a membership
cardAmong
Among the books received recently
was LOST APRIL by Sydney
Thompson This is the story
of a young actor who found that
life consisted of more than stage
lights audiences applause and
makeup At the height of his
career John Gault was forced to
was really lacking in his life He
had let nothing stand in his way
until he had reached the very
top of his profession He was the
leading Shakcspercan actor of the
day his name was in large lights
on Broadway his name was synonymous
with Hamlet
A PRAIRIE GROVE by Donald
Peattio is the biography of an
American acre It is a stirring
compound of Natural and American
History the story of an island
grove in Illinois from the
days when the French Missionaries
and explorers invaded it
until the present
THEFATHERS by Allen Tate
is a stimulating experience awaiting
anyone beginning this warm
and vivid American novel Allen
Tate the authro who has already
distinguished himself as a biographer
essayist and poet has
brought to the writing of THE
FATHERS a knowledge of character
an appreciation of the forces
which sharpen our early history
a craftsmanship a stylistic
brilliance which are unique THE
FATHERS is a first novel but
it offers the mature thought of
fitiQ of Americas foremost literary
figures The greater part
of the action takes place in Fair
fax County Virginia during the
1850s with scenes in Georgetown
Washington and Alexan
dria and the book ends shortly
after the beginning of the Civil
War The period is one of swiftly
changing standards and intense
emotional strain From it Mr
Tates characters emerge with
truly remarkable clarity
George Posey the central figure
is a shrewd and strangely
likable young opportunist from
Alexandria who in comparison
with many of the other characters
is a man living before his
time His actions ni s governed
as frequently by Instinct and emotion
as by adherence to the established
rituals of the Southern
v Aristocracy In consequence his
behavior is completely incomprehensible
to the Buchans the Virginia
family with whom he decides
to ally himself and his
courtship to Susan Buchan which
is described in the opening chapters
breaks every accepted rule
but his methods are successful
Old Major Buchan Susans father
and one of the most delightful
characters in the novel is the
epitome of the rigid code of chivalry
and honor but when he
tells Young Posey in his own formal
fashion that he is not wanted
ho simply wastes his breath When
he finally accepts George Posey
as a soninlaw he can only ad
mit that a man of Poseys taste
in women anji
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Lacy Buchan Susans younger
brother who tells the story watch
cs Poseys conquest of his sisters
emotions and his familys with
mounting amazement Posey pos
scsscs for the growing boy the
fascination of a man from anoth
or world and even when Susans
love for her husband turns as it
must to vitriolic hate Lacy follows
him with blind faith There
arc other lives involved In the
story too There is Lacys brother
Scmmcs who stands by the code
to the last There is Yellow Jim
George Poseys prize negro whom
Posey sells down the river for the
price of a fine mare And there
are the many Posey and Buchan
family connections inevitably pros
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combined by Mr Tntc Into an
unusual and fascinating novel
There is action throughout and
while THE FATHERS is primarily
a novel of people and social
forces Mr Tates characters arc
not so very different from people
of today The reader will find
two murders in THE FATHERS
and all the jealousies the misunderstandings
the crises which inevitably
develop among people
living under the stress of emotion
in any age The result is a
novel which may be read and
enjoyed for its story alone for
Allen Tate is a born storyteller
Those readers however who look
for something more in a novel
will not come away emptyhand
ed There are implications in THE
FATHERS which will carry
thoughtful readers Well beyond
the mere actions of the characters
involved >
Taylor Tidings
Mrs J T Bryson Is visiting
her mother Mrs Roy Jefferson
near Hale Center
James and Kenneth Harms visited
Charles Jefferson Saturday
night
Mrs Harms and Mrs Cook attended
an interesting demonstration
given by Miss Ruby Wood
in the home of Mrs Sam Jefferson
Tuscday A delicious luncheon
was served at noon In the
afternoon the ladies present
worked on a bed spread
Mr and Mrs J B Holland
were in Tulia Monday
On Thursday Mr and Mrs W
F Cook and Mrs Grover Bryson
made a business trip to Tulia
Mr and Mrs Luther Wagner
of Adrian spent Saturday night
with his aunt Mrs G C Bry
son
Mrs Dowdcll Mrs Harms and
Mrs Bryson attended Mothers
Day services at Flynt Sunday
morning
Mrs Ben Hooper of Tulia is
selling her farming implements
at their former hmoe south of
Taylor School
Taylor School is having the
closing exercises Thursday night
The community will go to the
canyons for their annual picnic
Friday
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LOVE II D CLUB
Orange or nut loaf are very
good for sandwiches for school
lunches or refreshment plates
stated Miss Ruby Wood Homo
Demonstration Agent when she
met with the Love H D Club
horses has at May 3 in the home of Mrs W
least the instinctsof a gentleman A Patzig
I Quick breads are nutritious and
ia J
YOULL HAVE A
JF YOU LET GAS
DO THE 4 BIG JOBS
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1 OAS fOR COOKINOWitli a
modern Gas Range youll spend
lest time in the kitchen bo a
better cook iw ranges are
faster j r
2 gas for torn heating
Hot water all the time and with
no work if you own an Automatic
Gas Water Hcalor Inspect all
these Gas Appliances here
i 3 OAS fOR REFRIGERATION
No moving parts to rattle and
wear in a Gas Refrigerator
Theyre silent roomy eco- >
nomical to operate too
4 GAS FOR HOUSE HEATING
The most completely automatic
type of heating In the world Gas
Furnaces are silent clean compact
handsome
handy to make because they require
very little time for mixing
or baking
Those present were guest Mrs
Cecil Boggs and members Mesdames
Reginald Thomas Miley
Anderson Clarence Rodgers Henry
Patzig Lillian Herring J R
Mote F A Blanlon W A Pat
zig Staley Jones Misses Vcrna
Tucker Evelyn Mote and Ruby
Wood
The next meeting will be Thursday
May 18 with Mrs Miley
Anderson
follows
Processional
Invocation
Song Congregation
7th Grade Valedictory Poem
Oleta Vineyard
Prophecy Mary Frances Mc
Junkins
Valedictory Essay of 0th Grade
Alvah Jo McCollum
Song Curry Sisters
Presentation of Gifts Douglas
Deggo
Song 8th grade
Address Mr Boggan
Presentation
Diplomas
Song
Benediction
Mcd by ft N Y Dcntltl N
lonlllv known far 30 yt r
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of Awards
and
Definition of a poor businessman
One who grows cotton
paper bags picks it in burlap
Send One Dollar
chick or MOJ to
Forhans Nu > Plate Dental Co Inc
71 Federal St Stamford Conn
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TULIA TEXAS
THE TULIA HERALD
Debate Development In High School
For the second successive year Tulia has sent a debate
team to Austin to compete with winners of the seven other
regions of Texas This year it was n boys team who defeated
all contenders In the Texas Panhandle and Northwest
Texas Members of that team ore John Will Nichols and
Sinn Harris
The boys team has debated twentyfive time and has
won fifteen debates Some of the schools debated Include
Lubbock Snyder Llttlcficld Lovelland Hereford Borgcr
Pampa Amarillo Floratnc Floytlada Locknry OUon
Chilicothc and Austin This team has traveled some three
Center Plains News
B F Finney and family visited
their uncle and aunt Mr and
Mrs A D Moore Sunday
R A Vineyard and family visited
In the home of Carl Pate
Sunday
Jeff Marie and Lovella De
Rusha spent Sunday evening with
Jack Parmer
R A Vineyard and family
visited in the home of Jack
mcr late Sunday afternoon
B F Finney visited in the home
of Clifford Vineyard last Sunday
evening
Mr and Mrs Joe Hcflln visit
cd in the home of Mr Joe Hcf
Hns mother and father Sundoy
Special
Friday May 19 the Center
Plains School will close The patrons
and children will gather at
the school house in the morning
where a short program will be
rendered Lunch will be served
at noon and there will be ball
games in the afternoon
Special
The 7th and 0th grade graduation
exercises will be held at the
Center Plains School Thursday
night May 18 Mr Boggan As
sistant Dean of Wayland College
will deliver the main address of
the evening The program is as
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Kaffir News
The Mothers Day program Sun
doy morning under the direction
of Mrs E D Thompson was enjoyed
by each one present Our
attendance was not as large as
tve expected Next Sunday Bro
Coffman of Plalnvlow will preach
John Will Nichols thousand miles during the entire debate season Sam Harris
Debating is developing into one of the major extra curriculor activities of the Tullo High School
Wrok begins early In the winter with ten or twelve students participating The squad this year wo
Sunday dinner guests in the
Dee Taylor home weie Mr and
Mrs Frank Christian Mr and
cd thu program A Quarter Con
TODAYS OFFER TO ALL WHO
HAVE STOMACH DISTRESS
You Must Gel Complete
Satisfaction or Money Hack
Says Hemil Jones
Get a bottle of this grand toin
ach medicine today with the distinct
understanding that your
money will be promptly returned
If 11 does not do you more good
than anything you ever used
Your stomach may be so dts
sacks bales it in jute buys rayon tended with gas that you think
everv minute vmir lwirt will Ht0p
so often follows a nervoim Inn
rled meal soon pasMi and you
feel comfortable again
Witli the same t > pccd it I id pi
belching heartburn and otu
gas
stomach when caused by u lack
of natural hydiochloilc u id
Its n wonderful for inula tin
combination of PcpMn with olliei
good stomach invigoritor mid
hydiochloilc acidso wonderful
that In one small town In Nov
Jersey over 0000 bottles were
clothes for his family and wonders rrn Jih A1
wiiV bunlin y t with one tablespoon Heard Jones and all good
why his cotton sells for so littlefu
f Dnrpg McnthaPep ln thatdruggists tell Dares Mentlin
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Thc Income of one out of every
Idrcadful feeling of suffocation that Pepsin I
five persons in the United States yv < > > < > < > < > <
is affected directly by consumption
and price of cotton National >
Cotton Week is a step toward v
answering the consumption pro s
blem
UPL ATE
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for
LINING LOOSE
TEETH PLATES
Your plate then holdt became it its
No more meisy plate powdcri Few mlnutet to
apply Ont application loitt lor wccki without
changing and tach poclagt contain enough
NUPLATE for ten monthi ot plato comlort
become II its the mouth end stay put A hard
iniolubl pink lining on your old plate
1 1936 FOIM TUDOR Trunk good lire
rrrotor perfect A real buy at only
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Tulia Swisher County Texar
Miss Matllc Lee Malonc spent records
the week end with her parents
Mr and Mrs Krlc Malonc
Mrs J W Leinmon spent last
Wednesday with Mrs Josh JacksonMr and Mrs Luiler have sold
out and moved to Cross Plains
Texas
Mr and Mrs Oscar Orr entertained
their relatives and neighbors
with a dttilce Saturday night
Them was a very good crowd
i and everyone had a nice time
Miss Lnvernp Necley spent
Thursday and Friday with Mrs
Bill Lcmmon
Mr and Mrs Clarence Stroud
made up of the following students R L Stringer Guy Barks Lerton Armstrong J W Nichols Sam spent Sunday in ntUrT wMrtheVr
Harris Virginia Davis Norma Jo Hutchcrson Not ma Sherrod Imogene Jennings and Elma Jennings
From the showing these students made In early tournaments the team was selected The girls team
which represented Tulia in the district meet was composed of Norma Jo Hutchcrson and Virginia Davis
Red Hill RambHngS KKl < > nn < l Wales have 5100
daughter Mrs Irene Luster
Everyone come to Sunday
School next Sunday and dont
forget that the fourth Sunday
Hi other Stnndlecs day to pi each
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Illinois with a total of 1311102
ked fiist
in the states In
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Mm v m Mnvini wi r i
and chlldien Mr and Mrs Wes I
ley Taylor Miss Kllna Underwood
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Those from Kaffir who attend the solar orb
name
000 female workers according to
DONT
Ride on that smooth or broken
tlrel Accident happen that
way im
SIX YOUR O K RUBRER
WKIOKR
He li trained In till profession
and will cheerfully do the
Job RIGHT
Any Slio Tire Repaired
MXAIMKI TlltrS THAT
STAY PUT
Satisfaction Guaranteed
O K RUBBER
WELDER
both morning and evening ne Inventory and Outlook of MMral l ir if MiHBi ilililJilWlirHn
sure and be present
Clifford McClunr Prop
TULIA TIIXAH
IExtension Work In the Method 5
Cecil Owens audi j
and Mrs Wayne George Mrs II
C George Mr and Mrs Homer
Bates and children Mr and Mrs
Roy Neavcs and daughters Mr
and Mrs Dec Taylor and girls
able to empty the freezers Thosoln d Mr8 > IIomcP Dulc3 nml ch l
present were Mrs Henry Loftlni
dren
and Mary Jane Ralph Owens Mr n d Mrs Eorl Mann spent5
Mr and Mrs Mot Dy the parental AH
children Mr
and Mrs E DP NJckson homo of Canyon
Thompson and children Mr ana Mr and Mrs Cecil Owens and
Mrs Doyle Hootcn and son Mr
children spent Sunday In the par
son spent Sunday In tho homo
of Grandma Hootcn of Ttilln
Mrs Jewell Hlcko and children
Mr and Mrs T W Rucker and of Tulia spent Sunday In the H
Lovcta A very pleasant evening
A large number of the school
pupils and patrons attended a
theatre party at Happy Thursday
evening sponsoied by the girls
club We certainly thank the girls
for the good time we had
Mr and Mrs Hatokl Love of
cntal A C Owens home
Mr and Sirs Doyle Hootcn and
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For Satisfactory
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C McCarley home j
Mrs W C Gilbert and the prl l
mnry room wont to Tullo Monday
morning and rode the tram
to Happy It was the first train L
i do for most of the children at d c
will be the main subject for tluinl
In school the rcl of tho week p
Tulia spent Saturday night andMis Gilbert Is always looking m
Sunday In the home of Mr and for ways to enteitaln her pupil
Mrs Wayne George land Is greatly loved by them all
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The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 30, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 18, 1939, newspaper, May 18, 1939; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth42552/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Swisher County Library.