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THE DEMOCRAT-VOICE, COLEMAN. TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 1932.
PAGE THREE
Judges Act on Resignation of Auditor Gross
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PHONE 2S
Apartments for Rent
FQU HEtfT:—Brick garage apart-
ment, furnished, priced to suit time*.
R. 0. Johnson, 207 east Pecan. 24-p.
for rent—Famished garage
apartment. Close in- Phone 388-J.
John warren at Bowen's. M-tf*.
FOR RENT—Four room apartment,
frigidaire, ceiling fan, all modern
conveniences, in Pool Apartments.
Pool, the Tailor. 18-tfg.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment,
duplex, south exposure. Phone 527-
R. Mrs. Zella Knox pt J. C. Penney
Store. 15-tfx.
Loans
News Items Written by Special
Correspondents Over County
New Centra]
(Mrs. M. B. Wilson).
AUTOMOBILE LOANS —Harvey
Jones Sales and Finance Company-
Loans strictly confidential. Geo. D.
Rhone, local agent. Office 102 V4
Commercial Avenue. 48-tfx.
Miscellaneous
Houses for Rent
for rent—Furnished cottage, all
modern conveniences. Pool, the
Tailor. 24-tfx.
FOR RENT:—Five Room House. All
conveniences—*10 S. Concho 8t. E.
M. Critz. 23tfx.
FOR RENT—Furnished house;
close in; phone 377, or call at 602
south Concho. J. A. Stohaugh. 22
tfx.
MOVING ANP STORAGE—We
move everything one van load, con-
nect stove, pack dishes, use loading
pads and boxes. Quick and cheap.
Across the street or across Texas.
Bonded, Insured. Mead Furniture
and Undertaking. 14-tfx.
FOR RENT OR SALE-The house
you want at the price you want to
pay. F. M. McKinney 306 Coleman
Office Building. Phone lev. 35-tU.
Seed for Sale
FOR SALE:—Special price of 5c per
pound on blackeyed, white cream,
brown and white Crowder peas. C.
W. Simpson, Coleman. 24-25-p.
FOR SALE—Big boll Russell pedi-
greed cotton seed. 50c bushel. M.
K. Witt Motor Company. Phone 79,
Coleman. 19-tfx.
Truck Hauling
TRUCK HAUL1NO of *11 kinds,
light and hear*, local and long dis-
tance. J. L. Lyklns. Phone MB.
£«o____
WE RENOVATE yotu mattresses and
furnish ticking at $3.50. Make them
like new. Also specialize in uphol-
stering. Phone 784. W. P. Kayeney
Fur. Co.. Coleman. 30-tfx
Wanted
WANTED—To buy air compressor
and small gasoline engine. Q. P.
Burroughs. Silver Valley, Texas. 24p.
WANTEP—From owner 250 to 560
barrel oil sand production, must be
priced right and stand test. O. L.
McSlian, Box 142, Brady, Texas. 34-
25p.
WANTED—Washing, 15 cents per
dozen rough Unshed; 50 cents per
dozen for ironing. Mrs. J. R. Ley-
erett. 24p.
WANTED:—Extra good farm- Give
description, price, terms, etc. G. M.
Wood, 3804 H„ Fort Worth, Texas.
24-27-p.
Live Stock
To Trade
FOR TRADE 1928 Chevrolet truck,
good condition, for late model Chev-
rolet or Ford car. C. W. Simpson,
Coleman. 24-25p
FOR TRADE:—One good young
mule for young saddle horse. M. K.
Witt Motor Company. Phone 79. 22-
24-x.
Farm Implement!
FOR SALE—Threshers, planters,
cultivators, horses, mules, mares and
cows. See John Saunders at the
First Coleman National Bank. 19-tfx
Lost and Found
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN—
One brown horse with snip nose,
wire cut op right side of neck. Re-
ward. Pat Warren at post office.
24-tfg.
LOST:—Truck tire. 30x5 Kelly
Springfield with rim. in Coleman or
on Brownwood road. Pleose notify
B. A. Nance, Phone 387, Coleman,
Reward. 84-p.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: —Several
Jersey cows with young calves. Ce-
gil Gray. 24-25-x.
Legal Notices
NOTICE QP SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER
ORDER OF SAFE.
WHEREAS, by virtue of on order of
sole doted May 17. 19S2. Issued out of the
District Court of Bell County. Texas, on a
judgment In cause No. 18774. Temple Trust
Company, plaintiff, vs. H. M. Loveless.
Mrs. D. F. 8anderson-Allen (sometimes
called Mrs. Mattie Sanderson-Allenl A. C.
Allen: George Lusk. W E. Haney. Mrs
Mary B. Dlbrell and the First Notional
Bank of Coleman, defendants, rendered
February 8. 1933. and tq me directed and
delivered, I did on the 31st day of May,
1932, at 2 o'clock p. m. levy upon the
following described . land described In said
order of sale, tovlt:
All of Lot 3 in Block 13 of Beak|ey's
addition to the town of Coleman. Coleman
County. Texas, together with all Improve-
ments thereon situated.
NOW THEREFORE, as directed hy said
order of sale I will on the first
Tuesday in July. 1932. same being the
5th day of said month between the hours
of 10 o'clock a. sg. and 4 o'clock p. m. at
the court house door In Coleman. Coleman
County. Texas, offer for sale and sell to
the highest l*i,
scribed land. NPRUPRMIpaHRPHS ,
title and interest of the said H. M- Love-
less, Mrs. D. F Sanderson-Alien (some-
times called Mrs. Mattie Sanderson-Al-
lenl. A. C Allen. George Lusk. W. E. Ha-
ney. Mrs. Mery 8. nibrell and the First
National Rank of Coleman, or which they
had on the 3gth day of November. H34.
or at any time thereafter, and will apply
the proceeds to the payment of the in-
debtedness described in said order of sale
as therein directed.
' nty hapd Abie 31st day of May,
FBANK MILLS, Sheriff,
Coleman County, Texas.
There was a splendid crowd at
Sunday school Sunday morning. We
would be glad for others to come
also.
Reapers are going in all directions
when the ground is dry enough to
cut the grain. There has been so
much rain some grain has fallen and
canhot be saved.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snodgrass
visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ragsdale
at Glen Cove Monday.
Little Miss Winifred Lucille ar-
rived Friday morning to make her
bogie with Mr. and Mrs. Willmon
Calk. Mother and baby are doing
nicely. ss
Mrs. M. Rich and children of Abi-
lene spent Saturday night with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Wil-
son.
. . - ‘ 0
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thate of Bur-
kett route visited home folks here
Sunday.
Garrett Ngllev is at hoipc with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T! O. NallSy
after attending college at George
town during the Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Titswortb and
Mrs. Sallie May visited in the Den-
ny Titsworth home at Novice Mon-
day.
T. H. Nalley was a Talpa visitor
Saturday night.
Mrs. George Wolfrum of Glen
Ctaye was a guest of Mrs. George
Wilson Sunday night and Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Griffith and mother of
Sweetwater visited several days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Grif-
fith.
Miss Wynanna Carberry of Tem-
ple is visiting her aunt. Mrs. B. M.
Wilson, and family.
A play will he given at New Cen-
tral Saturday night. Characters in-
clude Creed Williams, Charley Laws,
H. N. Snodgrass, Cecil Strickland, G.
W. Wilson, Mrs. Creed Williams,
Faye Coursey, Mary Coursey, Ma-
Jorie Griffith. Ethel Mae Strickland,
and Billie Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Jones, Roy Jones, Dick
Dixon, Coy Partisan and Bennie
Pattison of Corsicana, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Herd of Doole, J. D. Jones,
George A. Jones, Majorie and Rob-
ert Jopes of Dallas and Miss Wy-
nanna Carberry of Temple were
here to attend the funeral of A. W.
Jones.
for cosh the above de-
ether with all the right,
Echo
(Ima Mac Baker).
and Mrs. G. H. Smith visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Raker.
Mrs. Joe Gafford and son. Rural,
of Cross Cut visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Holder.
Miss Lesska Isola Morgan of Dal-
las is visiting Miss Ima Baker this
week.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
N. B. Buck were Rev. and Mrs. Van
P. Morrlsson and family and Mr.
apd Mrs. G. B. Bohannon of Valera.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan FUppen enter-
tained with a party for the young
people of this community Saturday
evening.
I,0£s Creek hT p. Club
The Lpss Creek home demonstra-
tion club met Monday afternoon,
June 13th. at the home of Mrs. Olt-
liam Brown with thirteen members
and four visitors present. £
The president, Mrs. Ed Dukivcgl-
led the meeting to order-arut. the
club song and pledge were eiven.
Each member answerrd the roll call
with “What I Have Put in Mvpan-
try.” After the business the .pro-
gram committee presented tjheJfnl-
lowing program:
Miss Gertrude Brent gave an in-
teresting talk on pantry arrange-
ment and family budget for family
of five for five years supply. Mrs.
Walter Kizer discussed drying of
fruit and Miss Brent discussed vege-
table drying. Mrs. Walter Kizer
won a prize in the contest that fol-
lowed.
In the kitchen Miss Brent demon-
strated four vegetable dishes, vege-
table loaf, corp shouffe. stuffed
squash and beets with white sauce.
The hostess served cake and
punch. The next meeting will he
at the Loss Creek school the fourth
Monday in June.
Here are the eight District Judges of Dallas coupty as they assembled to accept unanimously the resig-
nation of County Auditor Charles E. Gross, under whose supervision grocery hills on which items Uke "one
head of lettuce, 00c; 12 loaves of bread. *7.20." and others, were allowed to pass. The judges, left to right:
Charles A. Plppen, Towne Young, W. M. Taylor. Robert B. Allen, Grover Adams, Royall R. Watkins. Tom A.
Work and Claude M. McCallum.
Where Two Met Death in Cisco Plane Crash
Voss
(Billie Barnes).
HillNews
Mrs. Edwin Pittard
Farmers in this community are'
very busy cutting grain. It is very,
light on account of drv weather ear-
ly in the spring and the high winds
of last week blew so much of it down.
Rev. J. R Davis of Glen Cove Oi-
led his regular appointment here
Saturday evening. Sunday mornipg
and evening.
Misaas Lena and Jewel McClellan
and Stena Sandridae visited Miss
Allie Pearce at Bowen Sunday af-
ternoon.
Guests Pf Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pit-
tgid Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Al-
len Martin and children of Voss apd
Mrs. j. E. Weeks and daughters of
Gouldbusk.
Misses Lela. Faye and Neva Souy-
res and Opal Gideon attended
church at Tied Wire Sunday after-
noon.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Netherton and
family of Coleman spent Sunday in
the Jess Netherton home.
Mrs. J. W. Gideon. Mr. and Mrs.
E. Pittard and Mr. and Mrs T. L.
Phillips were recent visitors of rela-
tives near Rochelle
ELMORE
Mrs. Harriet < Hartsfield) Elmore
i was born in Georgia. March 30. 1859
I and died June 13. 1932. are was
first married to J. A. Christian and
' to this union wen born four children
j three sons and one girl. One son
| and her daughter preceded her in
death. After Mr. Christian’s death
she was married to Tom Elmore
July 11. 1893.
Mrs. Elmore was a very devoted
Christian and bad been a member Rf
the Baptist church sixty-four years.
Surviving her are her husband, two
sons, three step-sons, two step-
daughters and several grand child-
ren. .
Pall bearers were J. V. Strickland.
Lloyd Garrett. E. Brown. P. W.
Downey, John Skelton and Earl
Steward.
Hey. J. R. Davis officiated at the
funeral services and burial was made
in the Hill cemetery Monday after-
Here is the wreckage of the plane in which George A. Fox, well-known Fort Worth wrestling promio-
and E E. Moseley fell to their deaths in Cisco, yexas, Monday. The plane fell in the front yard of the
le of W. D. Hazel, a mail carrier, on West Sixth street, and the crowd which assembled immediately aftier
Is shown in this picture. , ; ,
ter/;
hoHn
There has been so much rain the
past few days farmers have been
unable to get their grain all cut.
Thelma and Helen Younglove re-
turned to thejr pome ip Cross Plains
last week after a visit of several
weeks here.
Sudie Beth Stewart has returned
to her home in Throckmorton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith and Mr.
Used Cars
Business and Professional Cards |
R. R. L- AIMMERMAN
Land* Lagna, Insurance
Buaineas Phone 342—Rex, Phone 136.
coteman, vn«$
Coleman Adjustment
Company
C. B. Hardin, Manager
Real Estate, Insurance and
Collections
Phone S4*.
P We glye personal service.
W. E. GIDEON
Offioe Phone 78
Res. 441.
Health and Accident, Fire Cyclone,
Life Insurance. Represent only
strong, reliable companies. Part of
your business will be appreciated.
STANDARD ABSTRACT
COMPANY
(Bonded)
W. N. McCulloch, Pres,
Miss Settle McCulloch, Mgr.
Office Phone 54. Res. Phone 538’J
Rooms 405-6
Coleman Office Building
FOR SALE—Bargains In used cars.
See Geo. D. Rhone. 13-tfx.
This nice weather is being appre-
ciated by farmers who are tryirig to
get their grain ready to thresh.
Due to the unsettled state of
weather Sunday morning there was
not a very large orowd at either
Sunday school. After Sunday school
the Methodist laymen gave an inter-
esting program.
Joe Anderson was called to Co-
ipanche Saturday to be with his
father, M. B. Anderson, who was
operated at the hospital there that
day. Reports received here state
that Mr. Anderson Is doing fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McAden have [evel“n*L
returned home after spending last
week at Indian Creek with Mr. Mc-
Aden’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
McAden
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hayes, Jr., and
children left for their home at Kress
Monday, -after a week’s visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Van
Dalsem.
Mrs. T. W. • Wilson entertained
with a dinner Sunday honoring the
birthdays of her daughter, Mrs. Ray
F. Bradner of Coleman and Earl
Garner of Stacy. Guests were the
honorees and Harvey Smith of
Stacy. Mrs. J. T. Stovall and child-
ren of the Bowen community, Mrs.
Stovall’s niece, Mrs. Morgan Laird
and daughter, Jacquelin, of Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Powell Roberts and
children returned to their honie at
Abilene Wednesday alter spending
their vacation here. Mrs. White-
head. mother of Mrs. Roberts, ac-
companied them home.
R. T. Pitts was here from Safi An-
tonio Friday night. He returned
home Friday, accompanied by his
wife who has been a guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Thwing.
Their daughter, Leola, remained
here for a longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilson and
daughters. Misses Mary and May-
mie, attended church at Hill Sunday
T. W. Wilson and son, George. Ben
A. Dodgen and W. J. Guthrie were
in Abilene Thursday evening to hear
the debate between Dr. J. Frank
Norris of Fort Worth and Dr. T. T
Martin of Tennessee.
Mrs. George Dicky, Mrs. Lillie
Henry returned to their homes at
Floydada Monday, after a visit here
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Van Dalsem,
Jr., from near Coleman spent Sun-
day here with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. D. Van Dalsem and Mr, and
Mrs. A. E. Turner.
A number of folks from here at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. T. Elmore !
which was held at Hill Monday aft-
Independent H. D. Clnb
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilson and I
Miss Ruby D. Wilson were business j
visitor--: in Coleman Friday.
Gutildhusk II D. Club
The Gouldbusk borne demonsti'a-
tion club met Tuesday* June 14th.
at the home of Mrs. W. L. Bowen
and sixteen members, Miss Ger-
trade Brent and several visitors were j an<J a l committees,
present. j The club started a study of par-
The subject for the afternoon was Ii®“tar* JV* that wiU * *tudie?
“The Pantry” and “Budgeting the 1 a11 throuSh the summer I«°nths' A
The Inderiendent home demon-
stration club met Friday. June) 12th,
with Mrs. R. O. Miller. In a just-
ness meeting Mrs. H. C. Parker,
president, presided. Minutes were
read, reports were given by! the
council member. Mrs. Bob Snodgrass
pantry according to number in the
family."
After the business session Miss
Brent gave a demonstration of a
vegetable dinner. The menu con- |
sisted of baked squash, stuffed on-
ions, vegetable loaf and taeets with
sour sauce.
Ice cream and cake was served.
The next meeting of the club will
round table discussion on cooking
was given. i
Ice cream and Angel food cake
were served fifteen members and
i two visitors. Mrs. F. O. McIntosh
and Mrs. R. R. Foster.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. H. C. Parjter. Monday, June
27.
Bound and loose leaf memoran-
be June 28 with Mrs. Jim McCulloch. I dum books at the Democrat-Voice
Murphy had been careless in
handling the blasting powder in
the quarry and Danny had been se-
lected to break the news gently to
the widow.
"Mrs. Murphy," said he, “Isn't it
today the fellow calls for the weekly
payment of Murphy’s life insur-
ance?”
“It is that." answered Mrs. Mur-
phy.
"Wall, now a word in your ear,"
said Danny. “Sure, ye can snap your
fingers at the fellow today.”
New Wonderful
Face Powder
prevents Large Pores—
Stays on Longer
For a youthful complexion, use new
wonderful MELLO-GLO Pace Pow-
der. Hides tiny lines, wrinkles and
pores. New French process makes it
spread more smoothly and stay on
longer. No more shiny noses. Purest
face powder known. Prevents large
pores. Ask today for new, wonderful
face powder, MELLO-GLO, that
suits every complexion. Coulson
Drug Stores.
B. A. PES8KLS
Insurance of all Kinds
Office over Coleman Nat’l Bank.
Then* Uf
E. M. Crlt* Waltoi p. Wood ware
CRIW A WOODWARD
- Altorneys-at-Law
Pbone \H
Rooms 461-8-3-4
Coleman (Wfi** Building
J. K. Baker A- K. Baker
Baker & Baker
Attorneyn-at-Law
WH| practice in all the state and
Federal Courts
Offices Over First National Bank
Colaroan. Taxaa
BIG HATS
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believed the fellow who **id, "clothe* makes th* man," he .simply did not
know whot he wq$ talking abput. You wiU find a friendly atmosphere
at every Hilton Hotel — we call it Hilton Hospitality, whatever it i*
we make you feel at home from the moment yeu register until you
check out./ “ T ~ " ~
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Come see us.
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Lubbock » El Pom
Plainview
Loan! for Home!
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COLEMAN COUNTY LOAN 4$
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