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THE DEMOCRAT-VOICE, COLEMAN, TEXAS, THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1933
-LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kellett, teach- Miss Sue Runkle, student at Col-
ers in the Glen Cove school the past lege of Industrial Arts in Denton, the
Mrs. Robert Gideon is visiting this! Mr. and Mrs. Clovis Morriss
year, will leave tomorrow for Al- past term will return to Coleman
pine, where they will attend the Sunday for the summer vacation
.-.ummer session at Sul Ross college, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
— - Runkle.
Muss Jim Fay Jones of Lubbock is , ________
visiting vyth her grandparents, Mr R C. Chambers left Tuesday for a
and Mrs. W. C. Jones. -business trip to Dallas.
oh of i
week in Jewett with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe, Weakley.'
Pittsburgh. Pa.., arrived in Valera
yesterday for a two weeks visit with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Rush and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mor-
rison.
Mr, and Mrs. Leman Brown of
Santa Anna attended the annual
Chamber of Commerce banquet here
last Thursday night. | Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hardin of
Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. J. H Me-
j Donald and son. Mrs. Tom Emttier-
ison, Mrs. Nyda Whitehead and two
Cole-
irntmi-
Miss Worthy Dennis, Mrs. Ira Miss Geneva McCulloch of this
Young and daughter, Miss Katheryn citv and Miss Ruth Thomas of San
Rosi- Young plan to leave Sunday Angelo wore in Waco the first ol
for Robinson, 111., for a visit with the week to attend the almunl ban-
their mother. Mrs. O. M Dennis, quet at Baylor University.
They plan to visit there for about
five''or six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Agnew at-
tended the oil celebration at San
Angelo last Saturday and Saturday ,
night Oil men from over the state al* «f °eo^t"wn_ are in
were celebrating the “coming in ten
years ago of the Santa Rita No. 1 oil
well. —
Miss Lillis Lewis returned Sunday
from Taylor where she has been
Mrs E. M. Jones returned Tucs- teaching the past term,
day from a ten days visit in Waco
Dr. Ben Shelton and I'r. W. It
Paige of Brown wood were visitors In!
Coleman Monday afternoon.
man with their father and
father, A. J. McDonald, who is srr-
i iously ill at the home of his daughl-
|cr„ Mrs. H. V. Wright.
with tier brother, Dee Zively. who
has been seriously 111 in a hospital
there. Mr. Zively is reported as
much better at present.
Miss Vivian Jennings, teacher in
the Cross Plains school, has return-
ed to Coleman for a visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Jen-
nings.
Mrs. R. D. Moore and daughter,
|.Ma.urine, left Wednesday afternoon
i for their home in Fiirl Worth, att-
A. N. Thomason. Brown wood aurti- - er a two week's visit with E. M. Cruz
tor, is a business visitor in Coleman and relatives in Santa Anna,
this week. ----- .
. . , ■ Mrs. Omar P. Patton and little soli,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen N. Sewell of Robert, of Council, Blulf.'lowa. are
Novice and Mrs. j. L Pope and expected to arrive this week end for
daughter. Mildred, of “Tuscola, wen a visit with G. H. and H N. Patl-.n.
visitors' in Coleman -Tuesday. Mr. and families ami Mi s Belle Patton.
Sewell says there was a great deal
Mrs W P MrDavld and son. W. P
Jr., of Brown wood were guests Tuos-
d.i\ evening of Mr, and Mrs. E. If,
Jones.
Mr ■ J C Smith and daughter,
M'o.;. and Mrs John Wheat return-
ed home Wednesday from Fort
Wurth', where they were visiting with
Mrs Wheat's daughter. Mrs. J. T.
Dooley.
Miss Beryl Wallace, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Karl E Wallace, vis-
ited last week end in Santa Anna
wtth her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Wallace.
Miss Alice Wlleman of El Paso
arrived Sunday for an extended visit
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Wileman.
mere rain at Novice than at Coleman
and that people there have not been Mr. and Mrs. Claud Met
able to get into the fields.
Miss Mary McClellan, daughter of.
iii"PX* i
pected to arrive here Friday from.
Austin where she has be n attend*
Mr. and Mrs C. O. Smith of Jop- mg the University of Texas,
lin. Mo., were gficsts the latter par
of last week and the first of this oi
Cot. and Mrs. T. A, Burns, Misses
Mildred Newton and Juanita Strick-
land of Burkett were Coleman visi-
tors Tuesday afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. Walter c
Mr Smith's mother, Mrs, E. E. Smith i ward are expected to armi
and sister>, Mrs. H. C. Campbell.
Wnocl-
Friday
i from Austin where they have teen
| residing during the present term oi
Misses May and Fay Couraev. who legislature,
have been attending John Tarleton
College at Stophenvilfe, have re- Miss Bobbie Knox of Bnwnwood
turned to their heme at New Ceil- visited friends here Wrdn,. day,
tral for the summer vacation Ttiev
are the daughters of .Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Coursey.
Miss Kate Thompson, employed as
cii-nirapher at the First Coleman
NaiienalJJahk for some time, is to-
<..iy with the Coleman Gas At Oil
Company. She succeeds Miss Worthy
Dennis.’' Miss Thompson formerly
was connected with the gas com-
pany.
Mrs. E M Caltfer, daughter of
Mrs. T. J, White, has been in Lub-
bock with her sister. Mrs. C. M. Bal-
linger during the past several days.
Mrs. Ballinger recently slipped on
the pavement and in the fall re-
ceived a broken hip.
Mrs. John Pool of this city and
Mrs. Carroll Klngsherry of Santa
Anna were San Angelo visitors
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Griffith and
daughter. Mary Love, visited Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gray.
Mr and Mrs Griffith were return-
ing home from Stephcnvillc, where
they had been for Miss Mary Love,
who attended John Tarleton the past
year.
Mrs. Carroll Kingsberry and child-
ren, Carolyn and Maurice, are guests
this week of Mrs. Kingsbcrry's par-
ents. Mr and Mrs. D: J. Barnes.
Ross Hardy, manager of the South
Texas Lumber Co.. In Christoval, is
in the Shannon hospital at San An-
gelo recovering from an appendicitis
operation. Mr. Hardy was -formerly
employed by the South Texas Lum-
ber Co. here.
Miss Bess Hoff, employed for the
past few months as clerk at Sturges
& Gibbs, left yesterday for her home
In Comanche where she will spend
the summer months. Miss Hoff
went to Comanche with her broth-
er, Johnny.
Mrs. Jerry Lewis and son. Howard,
Miss Eddie Weaver and Mr. and Mrs
Scott returned Sunday evening from
Fort Worth, where they visited with
Mrs. Lewis' grandson, Lewis Thom-
as, small son of Mr. and Mrs. N. T
Flint. Miss Weaver visited in Dallas
with her sisters, Eunice and Beuna.
Walter Gordon and Ray Gilliam
returned the first of the week from
a business trip to Fbrl Worth.
T. Moore and Miss Betty Jo. Miss LaJoyce Squyres, daughter
Wright of Henderson will arrive the of Mr- and Mrs- w- Sq“yre®' **
latter part of the week for a visit
with Mps. Moore and Billy Ruth.
Mrs. Mooic and Billy Ruth will re-
turn to Henderson with them for an
extended visit.
Mrs. J. N. Mcdlock and Mrs. It. J.
Walker were busihess visitors in Sun
Angelo last Thursday.
Randolph Strong, Jr., arrived in
Coleman last Friday from Bryan,
where he has been attending Allen
Academy.
Walter Bost arrived the first of the
week from Lubbock, where lie has
been working through the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelley visit-
ed Sunday near Pa,lnt Rock with
Mrs. Kelley's sister. Mrs. Jack Car-
roll and family.
Mrs. Clayton Powell returned yes-
terday afternoon from Ovalo. where
she has been visiting with her par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Riddens. I
She will return tomorrow to be pres-
ent for the marriage of her sister.
Miss raulinc Ulddcns to Mr. U. O.
Hcnnen.
Alex Mayers, Jim Bo.,t were In
Marlin Sunday visiting with Mrs.
Mayers, who is in a hospital there.
They were accompanied as far as
Waco by Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Spen-
cer.
visiting with relatives in Brecken-
l idge this week.
Clyde Meek, son of J. D. Meek,
Talpa Route One, will return next
week-end from Alpine where he has
been attending Sul Ross College.
George McDaniel, circulation man-
ager of The Abilene Morning News
and Dally Reporter, was one of the
speakers at the annual Chamber of
Commerce banquet here last Thurs-
day night.
Mrs. II. H. Jackson, Mrs. Charles
Raymond Shipman and Hayden
Hargett left the first of the week for
Dallas, where they will buy mer-
chandise for the S. Ac H. Department
Store and The Man's Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Scott spent
last week-end in Brownwood with
Mr. Scott's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
E. Scott.
Miss Alyene McElrath spent
week in San Angelo.
last
Harry Crews of Brownwood was a
guest of relatives In Coleman last
week-end.
Crrll Walker of Santa Anna was a
business visitor In Coleman Tuesday.
Mrs. Ace Ncitlirrcult of Henderson
is in Coleman visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Winnie Blatherwlck.
Neithercutt will work at Slurgos-
Glbbs. taking the place of employees
as they take their vacation. Mrs,
Neithercutt will be remembered in
Coleman as Miss.Pauline Gibbs.
Mrs. C. J. Rollo and son left the
latter part of the week for their
home in Lubbock, after a visit of sev-
i eral days with Mrs. Rollo's parents,
Polk and Miss Ellen Rose Davis left
Monday for Houston and Liberty., Mr and Mrs H L Dunmaty.
Mrs. Jackson will visit, with her son. _
Ben, who will i ocive his B. A. de- Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Beck and fam-
grec from Rice Institute this week-1 lly have closed^their home here and
end. and Mrs. Pol1: and Miss Davis have gone to the ranch near Voss for
will visit with'relatives in Liberty, the summer.
Dewey Wammock, employee of J
C. Penney company, visited Sunday
in Ballinger with his uncle and aunt,
Mr..and Mrs. T. If. Chancey.
H, E. Evans, president of the Firsl
Miss Seleta Burleson and Mis*
Dorothy Griffith of Oouldbusk vis-
ited in Denton the latter part of last
week and the first of this.,
Miss Elizabeth Pitts, daughter of
State bank at Talpa, and Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Pitts, left
Edrns.'proprietor of a Red At White Sunday for a*two weeks -visit with
store at 'I’alpa. were business visi-
tor.'; in Coleman, Monday. ' -
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Stafford, fn Fort Worth.
Miss Dorothy Phillip: v,a a
I of friends ill Brown wood, la st, wt
•k.
Mrs Guv Davis, San Angelo, rc-
(rntly visited in the home of her
a Kent:. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Wood of
this city.
Mrs Horace Hawkiris of Slaton is
to visit here for a short time Thurs-
day In the home of her parents. Mr
and Mrs R D. Kinney.
| Mr. and Mrs, C V. Robin*, n
I daughter. Miss, Lena r. i t. a t,
the pecan men s eotivenUi
and
tided
Id hi
San Angelo recently.
G. Word Smith of Lampasas. f,,r-
merly of this city, was here recent Iv
to attend thr Coleman Mutual, In-
surance Ass, nation banquet
Mrs. J A B. Miller and Mis Thro
Diuiman and daughter Martha,vis-
ited friends ui Santa Anna Tuesday.
Bryan Pat
and now a
visitor in tl
A {• Coursey of New Central has
s in Visiting in the borne of Mr. and
Mi EmmetV MUJ^r and family.
Mr Cnirsey is Mrs. ‘Miller's father.
Mr Coursey and Mrs. Miller visited
not her of his daughters, Mrs.
> irnrge Kcese at Valera, Tuesday.
Tu,
Mr n
vi nine
child rer
parent:
at B. w
Mr
nd-s
Mr and Mr- Louie Zweig ntid
1 Zweig's mother. Mrs Mayers
; Harry Shapirb returned vester-
:n,:n Dallas where they had been
uvuig summer merchandise for tli”
I ib and the Economy.
Merton Robinson of California and ,
Arlie Robins n ol Lubbock, ip plica
ol Countv Farm Agent C V Robin-
son. visited here Tuesday night
They wore on ilicir way to Temple;
to visit oilier relativ's. *
FI
ia An
d Slobaugh was in Abilene last
lav on business.
Da.
Miss Tye Pope i, to leave Saturday
for Denton where she will :p nd
pait of, the summer studying at
North Texas Teacher s College, she.
will be accompanied a far a., Fort;
Worth by Miss Wcrihy" Dennis.
Sundai
Thelrr,;
Parke
toli'ina
ID
Park,
,1 N
VIC
"da.
rt Ho-ne was In Fort Worth
ck on business.
Miss .Titanic
South Ward
Irrm, left Siu.
Sanger. Texas.
i Tar.
■bool
M. • Sara Byers returned to Cole-
si.: Monday from Stephenville
• .he attended John Tarleton
•Mice the past term
ones Thweatt enroute. from
ihenville. where lie attended
. Tarleton College the past term.
-Imme: in ROsebe. visited the
,f thi. work with Mr. and Mrs.
Gray.
M. ,Ruhv 'Garrett' and Marie
Until' and Fred Garrett visited
CaiT'-bart Cavern ip New Mexico dur-
,im Uv past week-end.
humway, Abilene, scout exec-
live for this area, was here an bits*
a one day this week.
A,
WHAT A
M 1
Bew.cn - Hand M
CK. \Its. .,<• r
value, 1 f<u a> <L
Rpjj-UjrlC’ $•'.! Yaliirw 'v .
Kranks I lair ‘(^'7
HOO f OIL O i C
THIS SENSATIONAL OFFER \
FEATURING EVERSHARP Mi>1 1 V r.') p
!. boxes vw v
5QUARE
LEAD
riTt ANY PENCIL
PZ£ 50.
i 2 Squirt m r
!JfAt... 15*
Box 3 Emm « A
. 10*
See the Now
Crosley .
Radio
Mi Blanche McFarland. Miss
iiralea Teafatiller, Miss Erys
: kman and Miss Thelma Parker
>y riided the cqmmencefnent cxer-
. " at Novice Saturday night. The
>:, ici.cs had been postponed until
i-ii:c v, night because of inclement
FTP A SPECIAL A BEAUTIFUL
AND SUBS'! ANTIAL EIGHT INCH
ELECTRIC FAN FOR ONLY $1.98
AT COULSON'S DRl)G STORES.
JUST A FEW AT THIS PRICE.
.! f Gould. Cross Plains Rle. l, and
niv Youiig verr in Coleman on
u a ness Friday. Mr. Gould said
■ ■ v have had more rain, there than
■< imd Cclomftn during the spring
• d • l it they have had about fi In-
i' (he past week. Crops are Inok-
• : n'xi. fie .la'rd, and sunshine Is
-1 r d. Idle grain rr'yp is fairly
d. being knee high now. and they
an; th*. best grass they have had in
$18.90
50c
Compacts
19c
.an I,; i < 1 • • I A. ■
Rouge
39c
GO Wa! I '
LIGHT
GLOBES
10c
Bowen & Owl Drug Stores
THE WALGREEN STORES
Mi 1 Lillie Mrr.k and bro'hrr, J
•D Mok, of Talpa Route One were
;u f ,wn Frida- Miss Meek renew-
‘-.d her subscription to The D"innr-
r;d-Voice. Their subscription has
not beer, allowed to expire since their
fuller subscribed, years and years
' to the first edition of this news-
paper. " '
Mi Vrrna Bowers and daughter,
Dorothy, left last week for Alpine,
wli re they will apend the summer
Jinnies Bowers will join his mother
and sister in that city this week.
M Bornlee Lewis arrived last
'ITiur.idqy evening from Paducah,
where she ha. been t'eHching m the
tinni She was met in Abilene by
Mr. and Mrs. W C. Ratjen.
Too Late to Classify
ED TQ BUY -Second hand
water tank, capacity 30 or 40 barrens.
Phone 474. E. M. Jones. 22-x.
USED FURNITURE for sale. Phone
112-R. Mrs. Annie Stubblefield. 22-
34-p. ,
A BrG VAN load of furniture, both
new and storage goods will be un-
loaded Monday morning. Mead
Furniture and Undertaking. 22-x.
Feeling The Pulse of Industry!
Prices Are Going to RISE With Inflation! Stock for Summer at Low Prices Offered
by Coleman Merchants THIS WEEK
WE HAVE BEEN GETTING SANTA CLAUS PRICES
Santa Claus has been here a long time—giv-
ing us merchandise at prices which spelled dis-
aster to America. But Santa Claus has been here
—-and is going.
old Man Deflation is departing with him and
in his stead is, coming the New Deal—and fN-
FLATION. We have 25-cent wool—we have 8l/>
cent cotton in Coleman and we are going to have
higher wool and cotton.
Wise manufacturers have bought heavily in
these days of Lifting prices—and so have wise and
thoughtful merchants . . . And the public—the
slow-moving! slow-thinking publih is coming to
realize that after all things are going to get higher.
All commodities are already higher, wool, cot-
ton, grain, silver, lambs, shortening, steel, flour.
Business Gain
for Week Best
in Three Years
(By the Associated Press)
NEW YORK, May 26—Trade
and bn inc.ss this week said the
J)iiu and Rradslreet review to-
day, have shown mere eonsis-
ti nt tinprevement than in any
week in the last three years.
“The rise in general busi-
ness,’’ the agency stated, “has
now been lifted to a level suf-
ficiently high to reveal its sta-
bility, vvhieh appears to hr for- ,
titled adequately to withstand
(he usual seasonal recessions
i f the summer months.
“Reports of steadily increas-
ing employment ernlinuc (o be
received from centers devoted
to the production of steel and
allied products, automobiles,
textiles, rubber goods, slices
and leather, and lumber.”
gingham, rubber, tire ., sugar and automobiles are
going l;P.
Arid this is just the start ... It is safe to .say
that everything is going to go up—and is going up
quickly. The wheels of progress are swinging into
motion and if the people of this, section do not get
busy quickly—they will find that all the cheap
merchandise is goncrand they will be paying again
what t ltings are worth.
But there are bargains left. Every week The
Co.lemajvDemocrat-Voice is chuck full of offerings
•of merchants of this city who think enough of
your but ines; to (ell you where you can get real
valuer—before the new prices come.
The news story to the left will give an idea of
the increase in business.
IT IS THE ADVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER TO CONSUMERS TO BUY NOW
You can find the best bargains in—
Coleman Democrat-Voice
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