The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 47TH YEAR, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1947 Page: 3 of 16
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Garden Club
Hears Reports
club meeting to be held tn TuJm,
OkU., In May and that the Here-
ford cube will be hoete to the
district board meeting In Octo-
ber.
Mrs. John Jacobsen, Jr, presi-
dent, was elected delegate to
the state Oarden dobs conven-
tion which will be held In Cor-
pus CbrUtt April 10, 11 and 12.
The program for the after-
noon was presented by Mrs. Roy
Crutchfield who talked on the
“Spring Care at Trees," and Mrs.
O. O. Hill who gave, "The Legend
Members of the Oarden dub
heard reports Friday afternoon
from the district one, Texas
Oarden dobs, Inc, oonveatton
held recently In Lubbock. Re-
ports were given by Mrs. A. L.
Manjeot. Mrs. lari Springer and
Mrs. a C. Ferguson.
The meeting was held In the
home of Mrs. I. w. Harrison
with Mrs. B. T. Brooks as oo-
hostess. Announcement was
MRS. JOHN McLEAN, Society Editor Phone Ittl
Child Study Club Will Feature Animal
Guest-Day Program On April 10
awssSsrS
motion count to eliminate un-
nessary effort.
Tbc ae»* meeting hft!f1
Flans for the annual guest-
day program for the Child Study
club were completed at the
meeting held Thursday evening
In the home of Mrs. W. F. Har-
low. The program will be held
In the home of Mrs. Herman
Ford with Mrs. Uel Crosby as
guest speaker on April 10.
Mrs. j. o. Reece was hi charge
at the program tor the evening
and discussed the topic “Fathers
are Parents Too.”
Members of the dub preaent
were Meedames: Cawthon Bry-
ant, Worth Covington, Ira Fos-
ter, J. R. Fowlkes, Marlin Gilli-
land, George Heard, Merlin
Haul, D. O. Kinsey, J. C. Reece,
Durward Robinson, John Robin-
son, Bari Springer, Maurice
Tannahlll, Carroll Whiteside,
Frank Daniel and the hostess.
of the Dogwood,’• and “Trees I Shop with the Want Ads!
118 Main Street
and Going Strong!
W» hart a Campltta Lint of.,
Men's, Women's and
Annual Sacred Concert Is Presented
By Music Study Club Members
With one of the Largest and Finest stocks of
furniture iu West Texas. It’s all new and the
latest styles in fine quality Post-War Construc-
tion !
Cant Bottom^
Choirs $2.50
Another for
One of the most enjoyable
programs of the year was pre-
sented Monday afternoon when
the Music Study dub held Its
annual sacred concert at the
First Methodist church.
Mia. Jeff OUbreath was leader
and announced the following
musical program: “Kammannol-
Ostrow” (Rubinstein), with or-
igan arrangement by Oaul, play-
Ferrar, sung by Mrs. Bari Phil-
lips, with Mr? Stanford giving
organ accompaniment; “Berc-
euse,” a violin selection by F.
Record, played by Mrs. A. C.
Thompson, with piano accom-
paniment by Mrs. J. 0. McCrack-
en; “If Christ Came Back,” (Jef-
fery O'Hara) sung by Mrs. R. P.
Ooneway with organ accompan-
iment given by Mrs. Stanford;
“Meditation.” (8turgls) a piano
GUARANTEED
Rainbow Girls
Attend School
3 TO 10 DAYS
TABLE X
LAMPS )
Ong - $9.50
Anothor for
Twenty-two members of the
Hertford Assembly of the Order
of Rainbow for Olrls attended
a school of instruction held In
Amarillo last week. Nine girls
received certificates on secret
work and Virginia Lyctas was the
candidate for the
JAMES D. BREITLING
sd by Mrs. W. J. Stanford; “Re-
SPEC IAL
demptlon” (vocal), by Oustave aok> played by Mrs. Olen Snyder.
STUDIO COUCH
Initiation
rites. Jo Anne Jett served as mu-
sician and Cherry Ann Forrest,
worthy advisor, presided for the
meeting.
Mrs. Martha Marie Whitfield
of Dallas, supreme deputy, was
In charge of the school.
Those attending were: Beth
Morris, Mary Jo Mathles, Emma
Jean Brown, Wanda Zumwalt,
Jo Anne Jett, Martiaha Ramey,
Diane Jowell, Blaine Thom peon,
Cherry Ann Forrest, Catherine
Hidges, Cecelia Guseman, Lln-
nea French, Marian Longbottom,
Virginia Lyons, Wilma Jo Rob-
ertson, Sara Beth Owen, Nancy
Cagle, Oayle Foster, Bobby Jane
Sisk, Patsy Slagle, Doris Jean
Smith, Doris Jean Hastings,
Mrs. A. L. Manjoet, mother ad-
visor and Mrs. Grace Thomas.
TO RID ft WHIT**
SMOKING ^
STANDS
$3.50
Anothor f<*
No. 2Vi
LINOLEUM RUGS, Bed Springs, Floor Lamps
Hassocks, Breakfast Suite* ... in fact What do
you wantt WE HAVE IT!
Remember, the old First State Bank Building
at Second Street and Main.
BREAKFAST TRAYS
TUBA
So# Prom*
Fancy Solid Pock
Supper Party
Entertains Clots
Gleaners class of the Flrat
Baptist church was entertained
at a covered dish suppsr party
In the home of Mrs. Robert Wa-
goner recently. After the supper
a home mission program was
given with Mrs. W. A. Medlin,
teacher, giving the devotional
lesson. Mrs.-D. C. Kinsey gave
the prayer followed by a talk
on "The mission program with
the Negro,” by Miw. J. R. Alli-
son.
Members attending were Mes-
damea: W. A. Medlin, Fritz
Christman, W. O. Witherspoon,
W. W. Lawrence, Chas. Done*,
Tony Bdens, George Robertson,
Velma Hodges, D. C. Kinsey,
Malcolm Oassels, J. R. Allison
and the hostess.
No. 2 con——Red arid White —- 2 cans
Dromedary — Pkg
ABSORBINE QQ
JUNIOR—*1.25 SIZE (Limit 1)........Wlr
RIPE OLIVES
Red and White — Can
Sugar Rlpo
Largo Siso
TAMALES
(Limit 1)
MiU Ltutitt
PHILIPS'
MAGNESIA
il’it. OO
teftJt . . WW
R«S 90c lit*
More Meat — Marco—Large Can
OINTMENT-50* SIZE (Umiti)
GRAPE FRUIT
MINERAL OIL OQc
PINT BOTTLE WJL Brand (Umiti).VlT
RARY FOOD
Gerbers
Luncheon Club
Is Entortoined
Lorge Assortment, 3 Cans
Members of the Wednesday
Luncheon club ware entertained
In the home of Mrs. W. L. Davis
last week with flowers and ap-
pointments for the luncheon ta-
ble accenting the spring motif.
Lovely yellow Jonquils and Iris
made up a center arrangement
In a white pottery bowl.
Special guests were Mrs. Paul
B. Foster and Mrs. Henry Ben-
son. Mrs. C. C. Acker played
high, and Mrs. Benson second
high and Mr*. J. C. McCracken
made low.
Members attending were Mes-
dames: C. C. Acker, Jimmie Oll-
lentine, Alton Fraser, Oscar Bai-
ley, W. C. Pitman, J. C. McCrac-
ken and the hostess.
REANS & RACON
CLINTON
Asioitmont of Flavors
Brim Full—Nou 2 can—2 cans
JVRIOI
AYTINAL
Tot children
SOUP, Mushroom or Chicken
Red and White —■ 2 tall cans
Boxes
EASTER EGG DYE
Mtuii.. m$ 17
A refreshing mouth rinse ... a
pleasar.', effective deodorant.
Paos — Package
Frankfurts
Pinkneys-Skinlfss
J & J BABY POWDER
50c size.................
BABY CASTILE SOAP
Pound
Kid Party
Entertains
Circle Group
A Kid party with pinafores
I and pigtails much In evidence,
'entertained Group three of the
Woman’* auxiliary of the Pres-
byterian church with husbands
as honor guests Friday night.
Decorations carried out the
Juvenile theme and refresh-
ments were served to Messrs,
and Mrsrtsmss* Henry Benson,
Herbert Boardman, Frank Dan-
M, Ben Bmll, D. D. Henslee,
Win. F. Smith, Bruce Woodell.
Rea vis Kerr, Dr. and Mrs. Will
Oraham. Dr. and Mrs. MUItrd
No. 21/2
Bunch
SUE RAT, All Sizes
Half or Whole...
UIITEI
^$2.00!
MMon Yanky Clever
tOWI Teilet Water
si—lestleg flesh—eto— es
£7™ Eta.*1*.?
HUNTER’S
wimlivir *id*whit« mom mi
Easy to York Easy la Shop Easy to Save
HAILE DRUG
229 Mam
COctlqtH’cn tftqenini Drug Store
SAUSAGE
Pinknoys
r......D
Lunch Meals
Assorted
35*
CELERY
Pascal Tender Crisp
Ursa lei
Stalk..... lW
/
LETTUCE
Solid Criep
Ur8# ft:
Heads U
SALAD DRESSING
Marco Super Whip — Pt. . .
ASPARAGUS
No. 2 can—Red and White—Cut Spears.......
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Ezzell, Ben. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 47TH YEAR, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 3, 1947, newspaper, April 3, 1947; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth583945/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.