Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1952 Page: 3 of 12
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Over 800 animal* were put
through the ring it the sale fol-
lowing the innual county live-
stock show, here Tuesday after-
PICTURE T H I S!-C*rrylng
enough equipment to satisfy the
most rabid shutter-bug, Michael
Rougier of ‘Life Magazine
"covert” the Korean truce talk*
at Paamunjorn, Korea, as shown
m this U. S. Navy photo. Na-
turally, It's lust a gag, but it
must have been pretty good be-
cause It even drew a laugh from
the stoic Reds.
Sale Results Listed
Hogs averaged about 84 cents,
with a top of 87 1/8 cents being
paid by John Alei Stovall. Cal-
ves averaged about 43 cents, with
a high of SO 1/3 cents paid by
Delma Johnson and lambs aver-
aged about 40 cents, with a high
of 43 1/8 cents paid by Mike Par-
ker.
Following Is a list of sales, the
first name Is that of the con-
signor, the next the amount re-
ceived and the last name Is that
of the buyer.
hogs
Henry Grohman, 34c, Coleman
Community Oln.
Don Hunter, 334, Oaines Groc-
ery
Daniel Huddle, 234c, Jack Mag-
nes* Motor Co. » *
Robert Huddle. 84c. M-,System
Billy Weaver. 34c. Owl Drug Store
John Pricer, 474c, John Alex
Stovall.
Donald Saverancc, 334c, Witt
Motor Company.
CALVES
Linda Sue Gray, 40c, Bowen Drug
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THE CHRONICLE
Hilory Rutherford, 40He, Clark
..... yr
Jimmy Stokes, OWlsp Colrrnan
County State Bank
Jerry Andts. 40!fc, roleiiiAn Mut-
ual Life Ins. Assn,
Billy Johnson, 48e, Coleman Rodeo
Association.
I Charles Abbey. 424c, First Cole-
man National Bank
Don Gray, 40c, Freeman Tractor
Company.
Burgess Stewardson, 50c, Jim and
Fay Gill.
Eddie Whitt, 504c. Delma John-
son.
Max Watson, 424c, Earl Morris
Chevrolet Co. 1
Tom Garrett. 424c, Ran Morns
Chevrolet Company.
Jack Watson, 40c. Raymond Ship-
man
Billy Watson. 41c. Harold Stovall
Dick Koenig, 41c, Taylor Motor
Company,
LAMBS
Franklin . Jenkl.ts, 3*4c, A-l
Cleaners.
Vivian Nealy, ,404c, Allen & Allen
Insurance.
Johnny Reeves, 404e, Alien &
Allen Insurance
Sharon Oarrell. 30c, Allen & Allen
Insurance
Sherrill Farmer. 384 c, R. A.
Autry,
Jack Buucom, 384c, Mrs Jose-
phine Ballard
Donald Trull, 48c, Bills Potato
Chips
Tommie Benton, 384c, Dr. A. J.
Black.
Charles R. Davis, 384c, R L.
Bland. Jr.
Carl Reeves. 384c, Abe Boyd.
Charles Stephens, 38 40, , Abe
Boyd.
Rex Botnar, 39c. Owen Bragg
Donald Trull. 3»c, Breeder-Feem-T
Bill Ooss. 384c. Bp Browti.
Bill Rae, 384c, Ogden Brown.
Phi! Summers, 39c. A. Broyles
Clinton Day. 39c, C. Q. Bruce.
Frank McClure, 384c. Earl Byrd.
Jimmy Brown, 384c, Paul Can-
non.
Rulal Morgun, 39c. Mark Car-
ruthers.
Terry Scott, to 4 c, Mark Carruth-
ers.
Bert Farris, 39c, Mark Carruthers.
Don Gray, ;«*■, Mark Carruthers
James Allen, 47c, Mark Carruth-
ers,
Wendell Franke. 38 4 e, Walter R.
Chambers.
Tommy Kelly, 40c. Fred Coleman.
Charles Cloud, 394c, Vernon
Coleman. ,,
George Stewart. 40c, Coleman Co.
Farm Logn Assn.
Coleman
Coleman
Coleman
Coleman, «4<:, Herbert
Dayton McClure, 39c, Coleman Co.
Farm Lund Assn.
Phil Summers, 40c, Coleman Co
Farm Loan Assn.
Bobby Coleman, 41c, Coleman Co.
Farm Loan Assn.
Franklin Jenkins, 3*c. Coleman
Co State Bank.
Jerald Wilson, 39c, Coleman Co.
State Bank
Orvtl Jennings, Me, Coleman Co.
State Bank.
Chris Lengefeld, 43c, Coleman
FFA.
Max McCulloch, 3*4c, Coleman
Gas Company.
Carl Hi eVi'S, 39c, Coleman -Hpi-
durtlon Credit.
Glenn Bragg, 41c, Coleman Pro-
duction Credit,
Richard Johnson, 404tSi Colemaii
Production Credit.
Wayne Atchley, 39c, Coleman
Prouuction Credit.
Donald Dlx. 434c, Coleman Pro-
duction Credit:
I%y . Allcorn. 38 4e, Coleman
Theatres.
Joe Watson, 41c, Coleman Com-
v unity Oln Elevator.
Mary Home. 41c, Coleman Com-
munity Gin Elevator.
Nlckey Taylor, 484c,
Communtty Oln Elevator
Wayne Jenkins, 39c,
Community ,Oln Elevator
Edwin Hipaher, 39r,
Community Gin Elevator
Orvll Willis. 384c. Ooulson Drug.
Henry Graham, 384c, Cross Phar-
macy.
Mary Sue Clayton, 40c. Herbert
Currie
Oene
Currie.
Max Henson, 40c, Dee W: Davis.
Duane Preas. 43c, J. T, Davis.
Sharon Garrett. 42c. J T. Davis.
Hugh Raines, 384c, Ralph Dim-
can.
Raymond McBce, 384c, Roland
Duus,
Sherrill Farmer, 384 c, Clyde
Edens.
Rex Botnar, 384c, Elkins Service
Station
Don Preas 404c, First Coleman
National Bank
Sidney Severance, 454c, First
Coleman National Bank
Donald Saverance, 384c, Mrs. Ed
Gann.
Floyd Jenkins, 38 4c, Frank Gil-
lespie.
Granville Stewart, 39c, John
Grammer
Mickey Browti, 39c, Theo Griffis.
Sidney Saverance, 39c, Theo Grif-
fis.
F E, Clayton. 39c, Theo Griffis.
Wayne Atchley, 39c, Theo Otiffls.
Nickey Taiylor. 40c, Theo Griffis.
Edwin Hlpsher. 4lc, Wade Hemp-
hill
Gordon Tabor, 47c, Johnnie Hen-'
derson.
Fred Brown, 394c, Bill Hinds
Sumter Weatherred. 404c, S. P.
Horne.
Robert Sprinkles. 384e, Floyd
Jameson.
Tommy Griffin, 4fic, Ray Jame-
son.
Frank McClure, 4<>c. Delma John-
Edwln Backer, 3»4c, C R, Jeanes
H. L Templeton, 41c, Delma
Johnson.
Mickey Brown. 40c, Delma John-
son.
Jerry Hagler. 39c. Jones Electric
Company.
Don Davis. 39c, Jones Electric
Company.
Jack Landers, Me, Jones Electric
Company.
James Allen, 43c, Jones Electric
Company
Donnie Oakes, 80c, Jones Electric
Company.
Hilton McMUlan, 39c. JCSTA.
Donald Hoech, Me, KBTA
Bobby Brannon, 404c, W N Mc-
Culloch
Bill DeHaney, 41c, J. E. McDaniel
H L. Templeton, 41e, J, E Mc-
Daniel.
Bobby Ztrkle. 45c, J JL ,McDaniel
Garland Phillips, 41c, Ravmond
McElrsth
Donnie While, 41c, Raymond Mo
Elrath.
Charles R Davis, 40c, Bill Mc-
Horse ,
Charles Stephens, 39c, Earl Morris
Chevrolet Company.
Charles Davis, 43c, M-Hystetn
Donald Davis. 444c, M-System
Jack Baucotn. 404c. M-System.
William Moore, 41c, Henry New-
man.
Olenn Bragg, 41c. Henry New-
man.
Eldon straughan. 47c, Owl Drug
Store.
Floyd Jenkins. 43c, Owl Drug
Store.
Paul Creek. 39c. Owl Drug Store
J D. Gorman, 39c, owl Drug
Store
Olenn Keaunon. 39c,
Store
J D Gorman. 394c
Store
Sumter Weatherred,
Drug Store
Terry Scott, 45c. owl Drug store
Bill Deilenev, 414c, Owl Drug
Store
Mux Henson, 39c, Owl Drug
Store
Roy Parker, 62c, Mike Parker.
Mary Horne, 3fc, Pecan Spring.1,
Ranch.
Blli Johnlgan. 38 Sc. Jesse l*etiney
Jewelry
Bobby Zlrklr, 44c, Edwin Flttard
Sammle Oakes, 414c, PowcU-Oa-
vanagh
Robert Johnson, 404-c, Pwwell-Ca-
vanagh.
Carl Jennings, 3»c, Powdl-Cava-
nagh.
Joe Allcom. 40c, Powell-CRVanagh.
Joe Watson, 38’ ,c. Rafter 3
Ranch.
Granville Stewart. 38Sr, Geo D
Rhone CXmipany
Harlln Me Horse 48r, F it Ru-
dolph
Jack Landers. 39c. F B Rudolph
Jerald Witoon,. 384c, J T Saun-
ders.
Wendell Frankie. 434c, Scott Oil
Compariy.-
Blll Johnlgan. Ok- E W S<-ott.
Bert Farris. 39c, K W. Scott.
George Shelton, 3^4c, 7-Up Bot-
tling Com|wny .
Clint Day. 44c, Shirley Commis-
sion Company
Raymond Bates, 384c, Earle
Smith Jewelry
Joe Allcorn, 39c. J, E. Stevens Co
Charles Cloud, 39c, J E Steven*
Co.
T E Clbyton, 40c, J E Stevens
Company
Jimmy Brown. 39c, Stokes .Paint
Owl Drug
fowl Drug
40c, Owl
and Paper Store.
Nancy Sue Clayton, 4! 4c, Harold
Stovall, y"
Gene Coleman, 44c, Harold Sto-
vall. :
Bobby Coleman, 48c, Harold Sto-
vall.
Jimmy Reeves, 40c, Ben Strick-
land.
Joe Thompson, 41c, Taylor Motor
Company.
Wayne McClure, 40 4e, Taylor
Motor Company,
Don Oray, 44c, Taylor Motor Co.
Bill Goss, 41c, Taylor Motor Co.
Bobby Brandon, 43c, Taylor Motor
Company,
Joe Thompson, 39c, Taylor Motor
Company.
Nor roll Sadler, 39c, Bill Terry.
Dayton McClure, 39c, Bill Terry.
Vivian Nealy, 40c, Clyde Thafe.
ft lward Barker, 39c, J V. Thames,
Sue Oray, 414c, BUI Townsend
Scott Bdington, 414c, BUI Town-
send.
pon Saverance, 40c, BUI Town-
stand
Orvll Jennings. 43c, Trapp Groc-
ery.
Clara Jean Stewardson, 43c, Car-
vel Walker,
Joyce Weathens, 46c, Carvel Wal-
Robert Johnson, 40c. Carvel Wal-
ker.
Garland Phillips, 40c, Carvel Wal-
ker. > ,
•Jerry Hambrtght, M4c. Western
Wool At Mohair. 1 1 . /, ,
Fay Alloorn, 404c. Western Wool
and Mohair.
Wayne McClure, 39c, Western
Wool At Mohair
Raymond Bates. 40c, Western
Wool & Mohair.
Wayne Jenkins, 44c, Ben Wilson.
Bill Rae, 39c. Oian Wilson.
Duane Preas. 41c. Olan Wilson.
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FINAL
Clean-Up
One Lot
Piece Goods
39c yd.
Ginghama, broadcloth, tissue
chambrays, seersucker, waffle
pique. Special purchase bar-
gains !
TO SHOOT about:
AT PERRY'S - JANUARY 18 TO 28!
LADIES RAYON BRIEFS
LACES-TRIMMINGS
Wide Assortment
10c yd.
TOWELS
18x36 Inches
Regular 79c
Yard .......
3 for 1
KILKARNIE PLAIDS
S9c
Indian Head Stamped Goods
29c
.Scarfs
18x36 Inches
Elastic Leg
Pink - White
4 lor 1
ENAMELWARE
White, Red Trim
WASH BASINS ueg. 59c ............... 39c
COMBINET reg $1.39 ...... ..... ... 98c
WINDSOR POT reg $1.29 ............ 98c
TEA KETTLE reg. $1.49 ................ 98c
NO. 1 DISHPAN reg. 98c . ............69c
DISHES
WHITE RANSOM SAUCERS............5c
WHITE RANSOM CUPS..............7V*c
WHITE RANSOM PLATES .. . .......1216c
CHILDS TRAINING RANIS
7 A 1.00
Open 10:00 A. M. Friday, January 18
These Groups Are Reduced For The First Time Today
80 SUITS
Mont Suits ■/»
Reduced
Formerly $85.00 to $08.50
Now $2-'U3 to $7,1.88
40 DRESSES
i/„
Crepes, iV
Wools, etc. " ■
Formerly $14.96 to $45.00
Now '$7.50 lo $22.50
IS NONES
'h Off
Regular $lo.9f> anti up to $27.98
Now $7.10 to $18.10
(Other Robes 1/4 Off)
30 DRESSES
Crepes, Wools, etc.
4.98
Values up to $22.95
35 Winter Gowns
and Pajamas
’/a I'riri1
Regular $4.98 to $6.98
Now $2.19 to $1.50
10 PURSES
'A Price
Calf, Suede, etc.
NO APPROVALS
OR RETURNS
CASH ONLY
25 PIECES
Strutter, Gabardine, Etc.
92nd.
Values up to $1*98
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STORES
Red At White. It*
Guaranteed No
Better. 25 lb Back
CORN
Oel Maize. Niblets, Whole Grain Butt Can
Red A White. Axp, Style, Whole, Extra Raney
Full No. 3 Can
Sizes 1-6
Reg. 4 for $1.00
Dish Cloths Bath Mat Sols
4x16 Assorted Colors iKxlO - Colors
Regular 10c
i for 49c; II $1.79
PERRY’S
GREEN BEANS
Pork & Beans
PEACHES
1 RED&
WHITE
\ FOOD /
STORES
Bun Spun They're
Good, And A
Bargain. Tall Can
Red At While
Sliced or Halve*
No .303 can
Makea <»).' Drlirtaui. Pie
POTATOES Pin. chgive, No 1 Cali
CORNED BEEF
HASH On.d Bm<. 1 iwt-.. if tt qmi .
COFFEE
Fvaporeleg
Red At White, Drip or Regular, I lb, Tin
PEACHES
KLEENEX
JELLY
PEAHUTS Derm 1, 74 iri Glaaj
i RICE River Brand, 3 lb. Package ... .
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JtllVfti Tomato, Red At White, 44 os Can
SPINACH Bed At While FaiM-y, No I Can
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Sugar Ripe, Fahey. 13 o» pho bag
Package of 300. 36r. package of 300
Apple, Red At White, Pure, 3 lb Jar
ORANGES
ONIONS
CARROTS
TURNIPS & TOPS
OKRA
Fhwh, frown, 10 o*
Fancy. & lb Bag
Yalloa , soert, pound
OUo Bag
FRANKS
BACONfl
PORK STEAK
JOWUljl
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Armour Star, pound
Dexter. Sliced, pound
Bemi-Bonelew. pound „
Dry Salt, Cured, pound__.... .._
Freaked, the Ideal Lunch Meat, pound
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Autry, Milton. Coleman County Chronicle (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 3, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 17, 1952, newspaper, January 17, 1952; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth732508/m1/3/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.