Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 148, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1937 Page: 3 of 8
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1937.
SWEETWATER REPORTER, SWEETWATER, TEXAS
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Capitola Farmers Are Harvesting Their Feed Crops
MAIZE HEADING Dog (jet t Patient In
UNDERWAY L°cal Sanatorium
By BERi.IUE McCAIN
CAPITOLA — Farmers here
have started maize heading,
which is holding up well despite
I he fact that rain is needed. A
good yield is expected on most
farms.
ODESSA It MSI I MINTS
VISIT IN CAPITOLA
CAPITOLA — Mr. and Mrs.
Rice Bonner of Odessa are here
visiting for a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Walter Bonn: r.
MBS. MU.SDK VISITING
CAPITOLA RELATIYES •
CAPITOLA — Mrs. Tom Mu-
sick of Monument, N. M„ has
arrived for a visit here with
relatives and friends.
RAVMONI) MAYHEM’
' ISITINL GRADY HANCOCK
CAPITOLA — Raymond Muy-
VOl'K CROWNING
GLORY!
Your hair may add or de-
tract from your appear-
ance. May we help you
with your hair dressing
problems? Phone 2841.
Pale.s l{al,,,‘r Sh°r»
Beauty Parlor
Texas Hank Bldg
BRANTLEY’S
SHOE REPAIRING
DYEING AND
SHINING
New and Old Players
Invited
To Visit Remodeled
Sweetwater
Recreation
Club
209 1-2 Oak
Patients at the Grogan Wells
Sanatorium this week include J.
M. Doggett and Hester Hammett
of Royston; Mrs. F. Turner of
Merkel; Mrs. F. I). Hearne of
Roscoe.
Mrs. W. T. Scott of Sylvester;
V. T. Taylor of Floydada: M. C.
Walbridge of Cisco and It. M.
Dailey of Roscoe.
Boh Jones of Bonhatn is here
for a visit with his mother, Mrs.
Tom Jones, a patient.
hew is spending this week with
Grady Hancock.
Miss Margie Kidd spent Sun-
day visiting Miss Louise Mc-
Cain.
Miss Clara Toland was the
Saturday night guest of Miss Lee
Cummings.
Miss Annie Clair Kidd visited
Miss Edith McCain Sunday.
Miss M. E. Kidd spent part
of last week with her uncle,
Clinton McCain and family.
Misses Bernice and Gertrude
McCain were Monday visitors of
Mrs. W. M. Scurloek and Miss
Kate Scurloek.
Royce Smith visited Sunday af-
ternoon with Curry McCain.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Kidd and
family spent Sunday in the
Clinton McCain home.
Mrs. Curry McCain and daugh-
ter. Louise, visited Monday ev-
ening with Mrs. Clifton Smith.
Sunday visitors in the Curry
, McCain home were Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Kidd and daughters,
Mrs. Charlie McCain and daugh-
ter, Jeff McCain and Mrs. Tom
Musick.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Ratliff
and daughter visited Mrs. Clif-
ton Smith Sunday.
B. C. Kidd and Willis McCain
were dinner guests of Alton Mc-
Cain Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Stewart and
laughters, Juanita and Peggy,
pent last week with Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Stewart.
---( )------
Insects outgrow their skele-
tons and shed them from time to
time
LEGAL NOTICE
The State of Texas, to the Sher-
iff or any Constable of Nolan
County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded
to summon The Unknown heirs
of Cleveland Long by making
publication of this Citation once
in each week for four successive
weeks previous to the return
day hereof, in same newspaper
published in your County, ifi
REVIVAL ENDS' MACHINE FARMER DUBIOUSLY A. GLENN FILES
AT CHAMPION ACCEPTED BY HIS NEIGHBORS! DAMAGE SLIT
By A. H. SMITH
CHAMPION — The two weeks
revival at the Church of Christ
FLORENCE — (UPi — Law-stop. A new shift of farm hands
renee Chapman, 20-year-old far j comes on duty and work all
closed Sunday. There were sev-! nl(’r’ l(,,,ke(l out owr bis 2,5001 night.
en additions.* acre ranch today and admitted “Farming is a business," Chap-
- that lie was making new rules | man explained, “and the only
- • | HUNTERS ENTERTAIN ,'.’r klrm*nS. but he added that ; wav to make money at it 4s to
there be a newspaper published . ‘ uV, . they were getting the job done, keep workin- w, don’t have
therein, but if not. then In the ■1 «1 WEEK -Some of my neighbors think time ,o goTn.o town and dr k
nearest County where a newspa- ^HAMI ION Me e, Martha rm , ilttle Crazy,“ he conceded beer at £ht
per is published, to appear at Myta Uou Hunter bad as j "Hut I'm making money at it ” i ..... , .
the next regular term of the: guests last week Misses One thing about the ChapmanL ll',u'l ‘ ' ac™ 1,1 '
District Court of Nolan County, ,'ols; ,:l Earlme Jackson of Clo-. ran(,h tha, ,„ls it ()ff froll iK '^"ton and twelve men work
to be holden at the Court House **«««* .Wanda Lee; neighb()rs ospecia,ly at night ; :
thereof, in Sweetwater, on the J,01 e-' ■ Bellow, N. M., and Helen ; the electric lights on all tractors (‘ ui-° u' “<)0 g0UtSi 100
First Monday in September A.ICorley°f Rellville, N. M. : and other farm machinery When j T' ;""1 two mules'
D. 1937, the same being the Oth I ----- I dark comes the work doesn't., golng t0 get ri(l of the
FARMER INJURED WHEN —---- ._______ my|ts
then and there to answer a pe-i ki‘ KED BV jyjLE and brlnR them home Th No Good
titiop filed in said Court on the I CHAMPION — O. P. Bain suf-! i,iiv~ i"Mules may he all right for
A. Glenn, former Magnolia
Petroleum Company agent here,
who resigned from the position
June 30, has filet? suit against
the corporation for damages of
$2,050.00 he alleges were caused
by “short" shipments of petrol-
eum products and by the com-
pany’s choice of an agency man-
ager to succeed him.
In the original petition filed
in the district clerk’s office,
Glenn alleges that for 5 years
day of September A. D. 1937.
CHAMPION ^ O.P. Bain suf.! fie 'ten 'iRJiv* ''ther. V"'. "Mule: may be all right for
29th day of July A. I) 1937, in|feml serious injuries last week months Mr r " j..')."1 the small farmer, hut they’re not
a suit, numbered on the docket I while harnessing a mule. The I.mV,nth. ,,r V i.L , K " much good to us except to look
of said Court as No. 3789. when- animal whirled and kicked,' '
WOO DELLS VISIT
IN CHAMPION
CHAMPION — Mr. and Mr.-
Coy Woodell of Jacksonville
I at,” the young farmer said. “We
use four row planters, with plen-
ty of lights on them, and with
the machines we can work at
night as well as in the daytime.”
We brush our cotton, too,”
have arrived in the community j he added. “That’s another crazy,
lot ci visit with friends. i idea of mine. We fasten brushes j
~ on the front of the cultivators,'
HIIODISI REV IV VI, the brushes knock the cotton ov-
II v Vt’K INS to visit UiiHuh, I hi- Ikw. I.’ulus Kitchen in pite of the fact that think
IN i V K FVV odd N MEN ' ' ! Bev. Hamilton ing up crazy ideas and running I
.0 Ml ' V o, V of prairie in a series a )D acre farm with a dozen
Bernice and "Marie HawWnOeft' s"ni1on:V f,V,enfls from sweei-1 m-m takes con idcrahlc time.
in the homes of COTTAGE ITVVFR \r m ' 1' H<' !aW °Ut ? f,'-ving
their brother- Olin and Colo,, si rvD I s | t D "'J V 'l!:'1 h,,"u'
Hawkins ( M mi m .v , i. 11 it with
. Mi and Mrs a tgn reading “welcome avia-
TKlo rf’trvm ' * Bawhon were hosts to a tors ’ \ lot of interesting visi-
11 "'I-1 Sunday evening for a tor- dropped down for a call
1 . !M;:'!,N<’ . . _ Mrs. J,jwh< tliey et the ign he said
Mi.Wii PA . l. a Reed re- B Mearse was leader. “Flying saves i, ,,, ! :
n.rn-d Monday morning from The Rev. H. B. Naylor of Big explained this efficiency ex-
Deming, N. M„ where he went to | Spring visited (
E. G. I
TV i i
ng his illness.
G. Naylor dur- pert-farmer,
vertising. t.<
“and it’s good ad-
Renovating, Felling anil In-
nerspring Mattress work
done at economical prices.
Wcstex Redding Co.
Dial 2501-2240
| I'll in Mil re Upliolslei-iiig; Also
Window Shade Repairing
Arid Repairing of all kinds.
Done b.y Skilled Hands
Reasonable
R. L. SIIAFKER
201 E. Arizona Phone 2803
AIR CONDITIONED
for your
comfort
Bankhead
Cafe
108 VY. Bdw.
Sleep that mends the raveled
sleeves of care is found us-!
ing inner-spring mattresses
made the
GRAVE’S WAV’
Every one guaranteed by im-
personally. 1 meet all compe-
tition. Renovating that takes
the dust anti germs out of old
cotton leaving it clean and'
sanitary. My upholstering and j
repair department is com-:
plete.
Ill Iiowic St. Dial 2388
’Xl’F BED
in The County of Nolan is Plain-1-striking Bain in the mouth. He
tiff, and Tiie unknown heirs of j was unconscious for several
Cleveland Long are Defendants, hours, though is improving this
and said petition alleging: j week and is able to sit up.
That on or about the 15th day
of September. 1921 by its duly; NAYLOR UNDERGOES
authorized commissioned agent, APPENDECTOMY
W. E. Ponder. Nolan County did CHAMPION — C. G. Naylor. ltl.,, ,,
execute and deliver to .1. W who underwent an appendix op- j po ici.-c -■ v urvuvv
Wright a Warranty Deer! with j oration Thursday in the Young i eu V Vlp'lfiv \ .. , ■ '' ot ”* ,nf''' ' knocked
Vendor’s Lien Reserved to lot Hospital : improving begin Surtdav at Vn- \i'n 'V 'i grounc’ :"!<l then
10-11-12 in Block No 12 of th. '-- lhe. bvator cot ■
Highland Addition to the town
of Sweetwater, Texas; and mt
January 20th. 1933, .1. W. WU ;ht
and wife executed to Mack l.i ng
a Warranty Deed to the above, -
described property and the tad wood, N. M
Mack Long assumed the Ven-
dor’s Lien Notes to Nolan Coun-
ty: that by a divorce decree dat-
ed April 28. 1930 the il. .- de-
scribed property was award -d to
Cleveland Long. After said de-
cree was granted the said Cle-
veland Long entered into an ex-
tension agreement with Nolan ' join Mr. and Mr-
County, Texas, and executed and
delivered to Nolan County. Toxa ■■
new Vendor’s Lien Notes ex-
tending and securing the origi-l
nal indebtedness against the
said property; thal the said in-
debtedness is still unpaid al-
though numerous demands have
been made for payment of Hie
same. Nolan County is hereby'
suing for reeissjon of the origi-
nal deed and of the extension
agreement, and are praying to
have title in fee simple declai-i-d ,
In be in the County of Nolan.
Herein fail Not, and have you
bf'b"'‘a<s;dd Court, at its at',.re-
write with your return thereon,;
showing how you have executed I
the same.
(ii\en under my hand and the
Beal of said Court, at office in t
Sweetwater this the 29lh day of i
July, A. I). 1937
(Seal) Mrs. Myrtle Robert: on. |
Clerk, hist. Court.
Nolan County. Texas.
Aug. 5-12-19-20.
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OVJf your old tires
c? Wards
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Traded-in on First Q u a I i ty W0&
mpf
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Invest your old tires in new, fit st ■ juality Riverside;!
—Trade old unsafe mileage tor thousands of super-
safe comfortable miles’ Hc-c an- tiros so s'tpiriJy
good that tliey give U), to 25% more mil-age 'lion
comparable tires. Trade-In your old tires MOW!
[ Jnlimited (luaranlee
l-fe
t-c I’d-'j, ft-
•4 tM
HAIR CUT 25c
Oscar Reagan Jack Farrar
L. M. Hubbard
Hubbard’s Barber Shop
120 Oak Street
We buy scrap iron. Kags, old
Batteries, Radiators, and all
kinds of metals.
City Junk Co.
lit) West Ave A
Next Door to Edwards Grain
P. W. HARDIN
Announces removal of ld“
PLUM BING OFFICE to
1110 Patterson St.-Dial 294(1
“Repair Work a Specialty”
J. I*. Majors
Registered
Optometrist
Expert Examination and Glasses
Correctly Fitted. Repairing and
Broken Lenescs Duplicated
Your Car and Price at
MURCHISON-CRAMER
MOTOR COMPANY
Dodge Plymouth, Dodge Trucks
New Location: 318 E. Broadway
THERE’S A REASON
30 years of experience in the
roofing business!
Roofs guaranteed-Bonded
JONES ROOFING CO.
510 Asli Dial 525
BOOTS, BELTS
and other leather goods
neatly repaired. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
GEO. FRIDAY'S BOOT SHOP
117 W. Broadway
fk ltit ^mdldux!
Merchants Lunch 25 Cents
Choice of meats, three vege-
tables, drink , nd desert only
25c.
Give us a trial
I) & I) CAFE
114 W. Broadway
I) & I) TAXI
Competent Drivers
DIAL 20(17
DAN G. SHIELDS
GENERAL INSURANCE
Fire, Life, Tornado, Auto
Auto Lz-.ins
No Waiting—Low Rate
Phone 2307 105 West 3rd
•■•V ‘ C ' V* * >t-
Lowest Prices
oa Wards 100% Pure
Wmm <1111
Refined from !0f’%purc j| Bj| —
Pennsylvania crudes) B jfj ®
Gives complete protec. g I Qt
tion against summer
heat. Bulk Price
5-<jt. can (i!)c 2-Gal. can !)!)<-
(Add lc per i|t. Fed. tax)
y. V- ‘fed
K y<p-
SaJU!
Guaranteed:
Evety Wards First Quality
Riverside is Guaranteed to
give satisfactory service
without limit as to months
or miles.
G1
n
39 full-size
plates. One-piece, dur-
able case.
Wards V/inter
King. Guaranteed 24
months! 45 plates!
3*
m
THE T &’P
CONFECTIONERY
now operated by
C. A. Churchill
still featuring 25c and 35c
lunches and cold beer.
101 Oak St.
FOR YOUR HEALTH
Chiropractic Massage
Electric Treatments X-Ray
Colonic Irrigations
Dann’s Health Home
E. A. Dunn, D. c.
207 I’ccan SI. (Across from Scars Roebuck & Co.),
Sw cel water Phones: Office 3291; Res. 2837
SLEEP IN
COOL
COMFORT
;_
install a
FREGIDAIRE
™ n ■ • ■ ■ a- . y i,"
ELECTRIC
ROOM COOLER
-11 f
• -. 'silr y '||
m
11. MS
I.
SUPER
IIO! si: «mi\t
in 5 gal cans *
Buy the paint that gives every-
thing you demand in perform-
ance—yet saves you moneyj Su-
per House Paint costs less than
other well-known brands, yet is
unexcelled in durability, coverage,
and hiding power!
Coverall House Paint
For all outside
jobs where low
cost is important.
in
in S gal cans
For Beauty and Protection
'Ifi’
and Save, with Wards Paints
Flo
And
Forth
Fnciniel
ktlllon
/*
Modern, Yei Low Pr-csd
BATHROOM
s<;d,.» 1*793
$(i Mont 111) "P 9
fitting*
3-pieces — recess tub.
square lavatory. Both first-
quality porcelain enamel.
Stain-proof china closet.
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In
b Less curtain
Shower ring is 24-in, in
diameter, stationary head—
both beautifully chromed.
Medicine
Cabinet
:$
prior to his resignation, the
company coerced him into pay-
ing for shipment shortages a-
mounting to $1,050.60, and that
he lost $1,000 because the com-
pany failed to give tiie agency
to W. J. Wooster of Big Spring.
Glenn claims that Wooster
was “ready and willing” to pay
$2,500 for the resigning agent’s
leases, trucks, containers and
other supplies and equipment,
and that Higdon Edwards, the
ehos -n agent, was willing to pay
only $1,500 for the property.
E. S. Cummings of Abilene
is the plaintifi „ counsel.
MONTGOMERY WARD
Shop at Wards - and Get
Smart double wing style, 3
beautiful bevel-edge mir-
rors. Enameled eabinch
R. E. WITHERS
111) Locust St.
Phone 2130
MONTGOMERY WARil
of the Lowest
Possible Prices!
IS1MMTT
shoe silhouettes
a, Ward, K f III
for Less
Black suede and kid with
patent trims. Sports shoes
with detachable kiltie!
Sizes range from V/i to 8.
V *3
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7</t
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New styles! Sp ik!.: .. • tints
on dark grounds. Generous
two-inch hems! Size:: 12 to 52.
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MiW!
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a
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«• 5 O’
Regularly 69c! Fall styles
and colors; sturdy tubfast
percale. Sizes from 7 to H.
Dark-ground Colonial
PRINTS
Tubfast
Cottons
Scottish plaids, new all-ovef!
spaced flowers, object, con«
versational and Persian de-
signs. Wine, brown and navtf
grounds included. 36 inches,
Tweedloom prints, 36“......25c
Glen Spun plaids, 36”..... 3*>'
\
Male!
4-GORE SLIPS
ll £ *'
Rayon Taffeta H H
If we hadn’t bought them
specially, they'd be 59c ! Lace
trimmed or tailored. 34-44.
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IDaii(l2.H'SiM‘k4
Soie for men! jjj * pair
Light, dressy patterns or
mellow tones; also white.
Short or full length.
*•101“ Overalls
we n i
Reg. $1! Extra heavy (8 or.)
denim. Sanforized. 12 rivets.
Buy,' Slim, >eg 85c . ** *'
m
ll<mi(ik4iH>iHli>r4
Sale Men’, & M**
Req. 65c tt |f ft J
Covert or chambray. ICxtra
full cut sizes.
Buy.' Si/ei, leg 55' . . Ida
Mote in Use Than Ail Other Makes Combined
Sweetwater’s Busiest Store
Montgomery Ward
“Sweet wliter’s Busiest Store"
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Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 148, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 5, 1937, newspaper, August 5, 1937; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth559205/m1/3/: accessed July 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.