The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 30, No. 20, Ed. 1, Thursday, May 18, 1939 Page: 8
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Thursday Mayjfe 1 39
SPRING OPENING
Two People
Can Enjoy
An Ice Cream
Cone For The
PRICE OF ONE
Z Cones Only
5c
A Delicious
BAKED HAM
SANDWICH
On Toast
Potato Chips
and
malted Milk
BANANA SPLIT
Willi 3 Delicious Flavors of
ICE CREAM
13c
FREE FREE
With Each Package of Que
Quart of HandDipped
IDEAL ICE
CREAM
We Will Give a 3 < i Ounce
Can of Hcrshcys Truly
Delicious
35c
CHOCOLATE
SYRUP
35c
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
If OULL want a new straw hat this season so don t let the
H new season catch you unprepared everyone else will
he wearing cool sporty comfortable straw hats Why not
come in NOW and pick out your hat from our complete
V fcelcction oi styles and sizes
A Tall
TenOunce
Glass of
FROZEN
MALT
9c
Your Choice Of
Two Flavors
Fresh
Strawberry
SUNDAE
Topped
With
Whipped
Cream
15c
LaVelles
THE FRIENDLY STORE
This Summer We Are Featuring An Entirely
New Fountain Beverage
FROZEN ICEY
It will be served in a variety of flavors throughout the summer
season For your enjoyment we are giving a FREE
sample of Frozen Icey Try it
YOU WILL ENJOY A VISIT TO THE
Heard Jones Fountain
STELLA CLUCK SUCCUMBED received in a fall Mrs Dewey Moore and chil
Miss Stella Cluck sister of Mrs Miss Cluck came here several drcn Martha Lou and Pat of
B C Jennings of Tulia died Wed months ago from Austin Cisco arc visiting her mother
nesday May 17 due to complica The body will be sent to Aus Mrs Killough and other relatives
lions resulting from a broken hip I tin for the funeral I this week
STRAW HAT SEASON OPENS
TODAY
THE UiiIA HBRAliD
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THOSPOC0MP
TONIC
2P
Build new energy
body strcnRth
mme
Itinllt muii
SHAMPOO
Typ
Soapiest Ollleit
VALENE
SHAMPOO
23oz
Hair and scalp
beauty treatmentl
ORLIS
TOOTH PASTE
2 for 36c
GIANT
TUBE
PODO
SHAVING CREAMj
2 for 5l <
LADONNA TOILETRIES
ANNIVERSARY OF
EXTENSION WORK
OBSERVED HERE
The observance of the Quarter
Century Inventory and Outlook
o Extension Work was hold ini
the basement of the Methodist
SPECIAL OFFER
50c TOILETRIES
LADONNA
2for 51c
Your Choice of Any Two
COLD CREAM FACE POWDER
FOUNDATION CREAM
SKIN TONIC
TISSUE CREAM ASTRINGENT
SKIN FOOD LIPSTICK
COMPACT ROUGE
Song Vigo Park 4H Club
Girls I
The Future Outlook of the Extension
Program Mr Charles
Herring Chairman of County
Committeeman i
1
Violin Trio 4H Club Boys
Bobbie Lewis and Richard Sharp
Recognize all club boys girls
and demonstrators all former
and home agents dis
Church Saturday afternoon Mny
13 Mr Dec Taylor president of tr t commissioners
coun
the Kaffir community organiza d d othersMrs Henry
the bl
tlon prseided during
The following program was
given
Club Song Beautiful Texas
Group
History of Extension Work
Mrs Ezcll Redmon Lakeview
Homo Demonstration Club
The Extension Job Miss Ruby
Wood County Homo Demonstra
tion Agent
Extension Work In the County
at the Present Time Skit Home
Demonstration Club Women Mrs
Dcwcy Scay and Mrs J Whit
ten Tulia Home Demonstration
Club
Hayes Chariman Swisher County
Council
SHARP PLACED IN CONTEST
Lubbock Tex May 12 J P
Sharp student in agriculture
placed socond In the sophomore
division of Texas Technological
Colleges annual dairy products
judging contest Ho is the son of
Mr and Mrs J P Slurp of
Tulia
Mr Clint Bell went to Fort
Worth last Sunday on business
8RUS
Jlih
For Mouth Hygiene
ORLIS
MOUTH WASH
2 0 51c
Pleasant tasting
Outstanding Coed
Honored At Tech
A graduate of Tulia High School
Miss Glenna Fae Sadler daughter
of Mr and Mrs E G Sad
ler of Vigo Park was honored
as one of the outstanding coeds
of Texas Technological College
at the eighth annual recognition
service at 530 oclock May 10 in
the cloisters of the Administration
Building
This service was to honor women
students of the college who have
demonstrated during the past year
outstanding accomplishments along
the several lines of endeavor for
which the college stands Approximately
150 students 12 percent
of women enrolled in Tech
received invitations Included
in the invitations was the re
quest that individual pages to assist
in the ceremony be selected
by each honoree
Miss Sadler was selected for
her creditable work in Womens
Press Club journalism scholastic
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SPECIALS
MALTED MILK 9 9ire
Plain or choc Lib size A0rOC
COLD CREAM
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Perfection 4os Jar AorJLC
ABDG CAPSULES
Olafen Box 25 2 for 126
CASTORIA
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MINERAL OIL
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High Grade Pint Zfor51C
CAMPHOLYPTUS <
Ointment LReg Six 4f0r OC
BRILLIANTINE
Liquid 2oz SlTorBflOc
THEATRICAL Creamy eic
Amehta 8oz 4u or9A
ANTISEPTIC Powdery m
Tannette 6oz 4ror91
FOB HimiHS
56MW
Bottle 100
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TIDY
DEODORANT
2 FOR 51c
3 Effective Fornul
Quality Centaur
PLAYING CARDS
2 DECKS FOR 5JC
BRIDGE PINOCHLE
fei yj
FINE QUALITY
HAIR BRUSH
Pure Bristled
2 for 41c
A real Buyl
SHORELAWN
STATIONERY
24 Sheets 24 Envelope
2 for lc
Fine Linen FinUhl
CASTER OIL
4oz Size
Dental Porborato
Orlia 5oz
LINIMENT
Dolph 4Oz
CLEANING FLUID
Juttrite 10Oa
PEROXIDE
of Hydrogen Pt
TALCUM
All Purpose
2for2 C
2or5Ic
2for76c
2for26c
2for36c
2for51C
society Womens Self Governing
Association and outstanding work
on The Toreador college newspaperThe honorco and her page wore
white spectator sports dresses
without colored ace irics
CROPS Alti
AS SOIL COi
Numerous questions havo been
asked in the A C A Office this
week as to what crops will be
classified as soil conserving iqg
1939 Mr Martin said that sudan
cane and millet are classified assoil
conserving c rops On irrigated
farms alfalfa and other adaptable
legumes such as soy beans
field peas etc may bemused on
the diverted acres
The following Is a list of tho
varieties of cane or sweet sor
ghums that might bo planted on
the diverted acres Honey seeded
ribbon cane Sumac red top
Dwarf Ashburn Orange Coleman
While African Gooseneck
Sourlcss African millet fAtlas
and Amber y
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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/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Swisher County Library.