The Corrigan Press (Corrigan, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 21, 1936 Page: 8 of 8
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THE CORRIGAN PRESS
Thursday, May 21, 1936
Special Notice
We take this means of no-
tifying the public that begin-
ning JUNE 1st all Cleaning
and Pressing will be CASH
ONLY. For the convenience
of those who wish to take
advantage of a savings, we
will have for sale Cleaning
J^cal^a|'pmuu^
Mr. B. F. Musgrove was] Mr. and Mrs. J. Garland
Mesdames C. H. Redd, B. | Mr. and Mrs. Dansby of
T. Hill and J. R. Gilbert at- Corsicana, former residents
the Countv Council meeting of Corrigan and Mrs. Fannie
of the P.-T. A. in Carmona! Gibbs were called to the bed-
last Saturday.
Miss Deborah Dowden and
Miss Lois Sumrall of Shep-
inLivingston Monday on busi- Hendry and Miss Marie Hen-|herd spent the week end with
spent _ Wednesday 1 ” I their aunt, Mrs. B. F. Mus-
ness.
j dry sper
I Livingston
Mrs. Fannie Gibbs visited relatives,
her children in Beaumont last
and Pressing Tickets at a re- Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs.
visiting friends and. QVe and’ famYly.
duced price in denominations
of $3.00 and $5.00.
Under this system we ex-
pect to be able to render bet-
ter service at less cost to our
customers, and less expense
to us.
We appreciate your patron-
age and co-operation and
trust that this change will be
of mutual benefit to you and
to us.
Corrigan Cleaners
FELIX A. BRAZZIEL, Mgr.
PHONE 81
Coach D. M. Telford spent
the past week end in Corri-
Cecil Morgan of Fort Crock
ett, Galveston, and Miss Jewel Igan and was accompanied to
Garland Morgan of Houston, were iPalestine by Mrs. Telford who
Hendry spent Sunday after- week end guests of home'will spend the week there.
noon in Moscow.
Mr. and Mrs. C.' C. Pool
folks.
Mrs. W. F. Edens and Miss
and Miss Margaret Rainey ^“Re^ntatiw from^thto S"aiu^Friday"'in*Hm.ston,
spent Tuesday in Houston. (listrJtPwas a business vis!tor ?"dwere accompanied home
-* to Corrigan and Livingston on )y Mi. \\. K l.dei s, v o .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Adams Tuesday. been away on business
visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. j
Massey in Groveton last Sun-, Mrg Henry Fuller, who was Judd, and Miss Margaret Ed-
__ 'operated on for appendicitis [ens motore(j to Silsbee Monday
Little Miss Geraldine Mus-'Vl 1 h%Li \b’gst0," ’’‘1 ?' and were accompanied home
grove spent Saturday night "lKs br0Ught home by Mn. Herbert Jones and
in Carmona with Miss Imogene ;
Page.
Mrs. N. C. Edens and baby,
Jean David of Chester.
__ Mr. D. L. Veal and son, D. ' Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Telford,
Mr. and Mrs. John Forten- L- Jr- Mrs- M.vers Sellars and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Redd and
berry of San Antonio are vis- M*"1 J- L. Veal of Chester, Miss Althea Kent attended
—*—t0 Shreveport last the Eastern Star school of in-
struction in Livingston last
Friday.
Studio oouches—Boy, How-
dy! nice ones for only $34.75.----„ — —............... — ,
See them before you decide, i iting relatives in Corrigan and motorert
They are at Lufkin Furniture Barnum. | Sunday.
side of H. V. Palmer, who has
been confined to the Mary
Gates hospital in Port Ar-
thur for the past several
months. Mr. Palmer
went an operation on one of
his legs last Friday, which
was injured by the accidental
discharge of a gun several
months ago. He is reported
doing nicely.
LOOK! You can now buy
brand new bedroom suites—3
pieces for $34.75 at Lufkin
under- Furniture Co. Don’t miss this.
The Press $1.50 Per Year
South End Laundry
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lindsay | Mrs. B. F. Edens and Mrs. i
of Carmona were guests of Myrtice Sirman and baby, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Adams
Mr. and Mrs B. F. Musgrove John, were guests in the W. and son, Louis, Mr. and Mrs.
Huntsville
Sunday.
We pick up and deliver work Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Murphy j
in Corrigan every Monday,1 and son, Kenneth, and daugh-
H. Johnston home in Lufkin Louis Horony and Mrs.__Leon-
I Saturday.
Wednesday and Friday.
Leave Calls with Corrigan
Cleaners
jard Simth of Fort Worth
! were week aVtd Visitors in
Mrs. J. C. Powers and chil- the B. F. Adams home.
ter, Lula Kate, visited in Alto dren, J. C. Jr., and Tommie, j
last Sunday.
of Umatilla, Fla., who have 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hick-
been visiting relatives here man of Overton, have recent-
Mrs. L. A. Dindinger, Mrs. for the past month, returned ly moved to Saltillo, Texas,
DCklTD A yr * i -j- if | R. M. Eagle and daughter, home last Thursday and were where Mr. Hickman was trans-
it t IN r K L/ nt AL I H| Dorothy, spent Monday in accompanied by Mrs. T. L. ferred by the Gulf Production
SYSTEM
Complete Bajth and Massage
Service
Normal Weight Control
Foot Correction
Phone 262 Lufkin, Texas
Houston.
I Kent.
Company.
Route Your Freight by
RED BALL
Freight billed in Dallas, Hous-
ton, Shreveport and intermed-
iate points, delivered to your
door early next morning.
ELMER KNOX
Phone 9
j N. C. EDENS
Insurance and Bonds
; St. Paul Fire and Marine
Insurance Co.
; Michigan Fire and Mar- ;;
ine Insurance Co.
American National Life
Insurance Co.
Ohio Casualty Company ;;
■ A Real Good Place
TO EAT
; | If you enjoy ged food,
;; properly cooked and ser-
ved in tempting portions, 1 i
then you will enjoy one J
of our Plate Lunches at ■
only 35 cents.
ESSIE'S CAFE?
Dr. G. S. Brooks
DENTlST
CORRIGAN THEATRE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
John Saxon Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Saxon, accom-
panied Mr. Jimmie Strothers
jto Houston Tuesday where
I he will spend several days
| visiting Mr. and Mrs. Struth-
ers.
crstt nmjGH? Hj^sjnnKE vom
The W. M. U. of the First
jBaptist Church met Monday j
! afternoon at the church. After
the business meeting, a royal
service program was render-
ed. There were IS members
present.
Supt. A. W. Phillips, H. A.
Morgan, H. L. Cook and Carl
Bergman attended a meeting
of the state department of
education in Austin last Sat-
urday in the interest of se-
curing addiional aid for the
local school. They were suc-
cessful in getting the per cap-
ita grant increased from $17.50
to $18.50.
TExnns
Plenty of Vacation fun in
Your Own State During
TEXR5
lEnTEnnini
CELEBRnTIOnS
How well do you know your
Texas?
Do you know that the Devil's
River country en route to Del
Rio, Palo Duro Canyon in the
Panhandle, and St Helena on
the Rio Grande are declared
by seasoned travelers to be
among the world's most beauti-
ful scenic wonders?
Do you know that West Texas
has mountain peaks reaching
to 9,000 feet?
Do you know that thousands
of Americans visit San An-
tonio. the Rio Grando Valley,
Houston. Galveston, and other
Texas resort cities yearly—
finding in Texas attractions
unsurpassed anywhere in the
United States?
Hare ?ou ever visited the
world's greatest oil fio'ds in
East Texas or seen a typical
West Texas cattle ranch in
operation?
Vacation thrills? You'll find
hundreds of them—right here
at home—In Texas!
Centennial year is a good time
to see and know your state.
Interesting Centennial Celebra-
tions are being held in every
section. The great Centennial
Exposition at Dallas will draw
several million visitors.
Travel Texas! Attend the Cen-
tonnial Exposition and other
events listed in the calendar
at the right! For more complete
Information, write the Cham-
ber of Commerce at the citios
you are interested in.
June 15.
to May 10)
ventici
MAY 31 -JUNE 6—JACKSONVILLE—National
*
TENDS
CEDTEnnBIIL
1936
MAY 19-22—GROESBECK-MFXIA — Celebration
of Fort Parker.
MAY 20-22—HILLSBORO—Pageants of Progress.
MAY 21—NEW ULM-German Founders Cen-
tennial Celebration.
MAY 23—PL AIN VIEW—Pioneers' Round-Up.
MAY 23—COMMERCE—Centennial Pageant.
MAY 25—NACOGDOCHES — Centennial Home-
comma.
MAY 26—D HANIS—Fort Lincoln Celebration.
MAY 26-26—PADUCAH—Cottle & King Pioneer
Jubilee.
MAY 27-26—CHILLICOTHE —Centennial Fun
Festival.
MAY 28—FLOYDADA — Pioneer Day Celebra-
tion.
MAY 28 30—SAN AUGUSTINE-Historical Cele-
bration.
MAY 29—ATHENS — East Texas Fiddlers Re-
union.
MAY 29—SHERMAN — Austin College Centon-
nial.
MAY 30—COLLEGE STATION—Commemorative
Military Reviaw,
MAY 30—GOOSE CREEK—Centennial Memorial
Celebration.
MAY 30-31—EL PASO—Bishops Reception and
Military Mass.
MAY 31—PARADISE—Centennial Singing Con-
“ ‘ nticn.
31-JU
Tomato Show.
MAY 31-JUNE 7—KILLEEN -Birthday and Pio-
neer Celebration.
JUNE 1-2—PORT LAVACA — Centennial Re-
gatta.
JUNE 1 -2—FAR MERSVILLE—North Texas Cen-
tennial Onion Feslival.
JUNE 1-D£C. 1—AUSTIN — University Centen-
nial Exposition.
JUNE 2-4—JASPER— Historical Pageant.
JUNE 2-5—PA MPA—Panhandle Centennial and
Oil Exposition.
JUNE 3—BENJAMIN — Knox County Semi-Cerv
tennial.
JUNE 3—LEONARD—Centennial Pageant.
JUNE 3—SULPHUR SPRINGS—Centennial Cele-
bration.
JUNE 3-8—YOAKUM — Tomato Tom Tom, Har-
vest Festival.
JUNE 6-16—GALVESTON — Centennial Splash
Week.
JUNE 6-NOV. 29—DALLAS -Central Exposition.
JUNE 7—CAT SPRING—Agricultural and His-
torical Centennial Celebration.
JUNE 7-14—CORPUS CHRISTT—Exposition and
Water Carnival. •
JUNE 11-13—FORT STOCK?ON-Water Carni-
val.
JUNE J5-16—HILLSBORO—Centennial Produce
Market.
For dates beyond June 15 write
State Headquarters
TEXAS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS
Dallas, Texas
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Oakley-Metcalf
Funeral Directors
Licensed Lady
Attendant
Day and Night
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
Phone A
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Lufkin ,Texas
AUTOMOBILE
REPAIRING
WHENEVER YOU HAVE YOUR REPAIRS DONE
HERE YOU’LL BE GLAD YOU CHOSE THE
EDENS CHEVROLET COMPANY TO DO
YOUR WORK. OUR CHARGES ARE
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE WHEN SKILL-
ED WORKMANSHIP AND GUARANTEED
SERVICE AND SATISFACTION IS CONSIDERED
Our wide experience enables us to diag-
nose car ills quickly. And we have com-
plete equipment to correct them.
Edens Chevrolet Co.
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Under this guarantee, you are the judge of the car’s
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Gilbert, J. R. The Corrigan Press (Corrigan, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 21, 1936, newspaper, May 21, 1936; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth644617/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Livingston Municipal Library.