Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1938 Page: 2 of 4
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Tllli l)KMO('HAT-VOICE, COLEMAN, TEXAS. THURSDAY, .JANUARY I:!. 193s
PARK SEVEN
'Nfew CoilI)€]I Another Saturday Might
Head Selects
Six Committees
With new officials mi Mt com-
mittees ».t work, members of she
Coleman Coun'y Home DemocMra-
lion Club Council ><m JaoklB* to the.
future with a «»ui!'#m-1 of tn*hua-
)«sm. neourdiasE ta> Mins Ctarystene
TroibruJge. county homo demon-
stration 8««nt.
New officiate. wore chosen sever*!
%h into. althoufih they were In.
sUlMJ only Uwt Saturday, and lira.
Willie Henderson, the new chairman
has now named new c- mmitteoR.
Committees named include: Fi-
nance. Mrs. Ciu-tie Moore, chairmen;
Mrs. Frank Oilieauie and Mrs. Clyde
Laraaee: oopawitwa, Sir*, 4. J. Bd-
wui’da, chairman, Ml* Winnie Close
and Mrs. G. R. Bivens; sponsor, Mrs.
Harry Dlbrell, chairman; exlilbits.
Mrs. Estelle Flippen, chairman, Mrs.
Wetter Vanderford, and Mrs. Clyde
Crenshaw; year-book, Mrij. qienn L.
Gill, chairman, Mrs. W. D. Terry
and Mrs C. A, Riflings,
Education' committee, Mrs. Sxtgar
Horne, chairman, Miss Mattie Lee
Taylor, Mrs. Paul Riddle, Mrs. Winn
Connelly, Mrs. O. E. Shetton, Mrs.
Marshal! Duggina. Mis. Oliver Calk
and Mrs. R. A. Co*.
New officers of the organization,
other than Mrs. Henderson, are Mrs
J W. Brown, secretary, and Mrs.
Lulher Edens, treasurer.
Spine 20 of the country's 23 clubs
were represented at the first meet -
ing of the year and the total at-
tendance at the meeting was 41.
Members of the council answered
roll call by giving a New Year's re-
soluUAtt for their clubs.
Miss Trowbridge suggested that
the club members make an attempt
to do the following things during
193$:
Have good attendance at CatmeH
meetings and m*k£ good report* of
the Council meetings in each club.
Follow carefully parliamentary
procedure at ah club meetings.
Keep accurate reports of work
dhne by each club member
, The Council voted to present a
Alooked Rug Show here in the Fall
of 1938. Prizes will be gfvtn—to the
club having the most rugs in the
show, and for the best rugs mdde
of silk, and rattan. Hooked rug work
is being featured by the bem dem-
onstration club* in thw county this
ytfar.
These Attending
Council members present for the
Saturday Utamam meeting were
Mra. Curtis Moore and Hites-Winnie
Bowen; Mm. Wat'-le tow* Tsy-
and Miss In* Mbs Slddnll, of
_21_
months only, and it butt been mwi*
sary to jwy some gas from the lame
Mm in order 1# meet ideal- require-
metnfs. the connsntina being mack
at the Ballinger station, he said.
The tone Star serves Ballinger.
Since 1935, the Texas Public Ser-
vice Co. has drilled seven we'ls in
the Ctriemail field, and of fcheee two
were gga producers. 'Each r4 these
had go open flow of 8,000/100 cub'c
feet and only'-one of these is pro-
ducing at present.
Ruling of the Railroad Commis-
sion is that only 2b per cent of the
open flow of a well may be used
daily as txoess use would deplete
the supply too rap'dly. Tire local-
company has a peak hi uriy demand
oi ' 6,800,000 cubic feet daily. This five
means that the high hour rate
would have to be maintained thru-
OUt .the day to reach this figure. Th*
most eve- used here in a day. how-
ever. was in excess of 4,200.000. for
domestic consumpti"h. Thus Mr.
Meade reaches his as'limited 45.-.
006,000 open' flow requirement at
the well,-this figure caring also for
"Ranchmen Advised
To Rum Prickly
at pressure t» eh-1 rj /\ r 1
tm t«us puhhc rears \m Land
BBSS
the industrial iMieds ewstosivy *>f
‘:W«it Texas Utilities.
In 1936 M. G. Wu-ncv dotted a
24.900.000 cubic feet gasser in the
Coleman field. If produced to- oiie
year with sufficient pressure t» eh-1
ter 'he lines' of
Service Co., but a1 the present hi*
well has an (.-pen flow of 10,000,008
cubic feet of low pressure- gas.
BIG LAKE Alta OFF
- , Ttu^pligtv of the Big Lake field
is pictured by Mr, Meade in' the
same way. Twenty-five wd’s- h$ve
been drilled -there to the deep pay
known an the Pennaylva-'ian or Or-
dovician and the first Several wills
livestock can thrive on the burned , County’s Finance*
P*»rs ahd some liny, according to!, *
County Agent u hmson : In Btter Shape,
A check of the range can be made : Audit Shows
by the oouwty -agem or one of the
members of bW staff any time.with-
in the next- lew weeks. Thus,'
| .■■anciitrien and farmers can .rid their,
Coleman County farmers' and | land of the prickly pears at any time
ranchmen want to be sure *0 remind1how.
6
PLEASE!
County, Agent C. V. Robinson of, the ,
work they are .now dtuhg, on. their t
ranges
The notification negd rjot be made
until those farmers and, ranchbieu
-Vign till lor the 1938 Fede-ai gnyem
went ranve w'ogram but at that' Evflry copJ oi
•im- H-v warn to ropbrt just howl*** ma^ »Un a wrong address
..... * r-turned to us by.Uncle Bam at
The Democrat-
had an open flow of 206,099,000
eub c feet-«eaeh. At pres-nt gnly I many' .*<rrs they have cleared u ! ,h rar . 2 „rh ^
of those wel's are lo-oducin.-i prickly coura, of I L ufoJflink this
gas, thMargfst having an pen Slow» For the Fcdi-ra) governm.--m wiUjruns into money and we are ro-
of 10 0 12 m>lli*m. TbfaU^^odik-jjjuy' ilutu fifty cents art acre fori nttceHng our readers to immediately
tlon now from this -ou^dW'it: •«'; .nfcsraitott 75 cents an ic.-re notify u-s of any change in their
jug! » gur.«:;„ Mr. 'Meade^st/T for mulUmi iiifi.v.iiaUcii and S: ! - A ■ address. If you know your address
*--------------- »— heavy infeugtion that faa* ixHtij V ill be changed * wrtfe before hand,,
Ah-ai- ’’ - . 1; write us then, ft will prevent you,
f...........- * «!ir.¥s as,- '»>-«
utiiin: pear burners and -.taring j m send, to the Wrong address. Englishman'. "My
-rhcl: land in 'that mwuuv. 'Cht-1 fHea*ei' tf ;
“San Angelo is lucky to being tied
'n with 'he I^fr- surt'.*1!! nf-iy be
. insurance a^liSkr daplettorr of gas
ftacvr* new kvahaWc for use here,”
Mr Mr a«t- says’
The'net increase in all revenue of
the County of Coleman during 1937
amounts to $11,548.99 while the net
decrease iti at! e*pen<Hf.ur<*s for the
county: during the same ypf" amonn-
••d to *22.6-7.71.
.Theta figures are taken frwHi.-tha
county and" which ha* 'just been
eoBt-pleted by W. P. ' Turner of
Wac". and which was reemvad by
members of the County Cummis-
atoner'a Court, in specia' -■ sslon .here
t-odav.
The officers salary fund expendi-
tures decreased by $3,196.94 during
1937 white the reeeipis in that -same
fund increased by $3 667 36 during
the same year..
American 'offering toast •: "Here’*
w nil Which
Visual proof that the Saturday-night ritual of the tub ks not ixtpuiar
even in Europe is contained in this picture made in a north London home.
"Big sister" does the scrubbing as little brother cries his heart out.
Brown Ranch; Mrs. G. R. Bivitts,
Buffalo; Mrs. LeRoy Beard and Mrs
A. I. Edwards, Burkett; Mrs. Willie
Key, Burkett; Mrs W. B. Watson.
Concho Peak.
Mrs. Frank Gillespie, Coleman In-
dependent;" Mrs. L. H. Eden* and
Mrs. W. D. Terry. Gouldbusk; Mrs.
Rgv Jameson and Mrs. Paul Riddle,
India* Creek; Mrs, Fred Sparks, of
Lead ay: Mrs. Estelle Flippen and
Mrs, Cfvde Larahce, Uve-at-Hoine
club; Mrs. Harry Dibrell and Mrs.
V. h. Smith, Rae-Echo; and Mrs,
Carl Ashmore and Mrs Walter
VwuterfoHl. Santa Anna.
Mrs, O. E. Shelten and Mrs. H. E.
Stewardswi. Shields; Mrs. J. W.
Brown, 8Uver Valley; Mrs. A. H.
Dean and Mis. Oscar Bcenicke, of
Trickham; Mrs. Mark Thompson.
Talpa; Mrs. Edgar Home, Valera;
Mrs. Luther Holder and Mrs. Oliver
Calk. White Chapel; Mrs. G. L.
Gill arid Mrs. Jimmie Gill, Whop.
Visitors present were, Mra. Frank
Drake. Mrs. R. E. Alsop, Mrs, C. E,
A’sop, Mrs. A. G. Owen, Mrs. W. D.
Atkins, and Mrs J. E. Hefner all
from the. Live-at-Hottie Club. Mrs.
Rf.vmend McElrath, Coleman Inae-
peu-ent Club, and Mrs. Claude Al-
vey, SHver Valley Club.
The Council will meet next on
'February 5 at J:flh p,tTi at th# New
Moore Hotel.
aWt ffi£S*2f!kS
office. cfx
'PArtWe/’T/bfuei:
FOR JANUARY
SEMI PORCELAIN ^
CUP
AND
SAUCER
OVIDE SHAPE
A fine (futility of white, semi-porcelain ware.
Wide slanting lip saucer and tapering cup de-
sign.Every home needs for everyday use.Diam.
of cup 3% in. height 2% in.
9«
Gas In Coleman
Field Dwindles,
Says San Angeloan
8 A N ANGELO — San ’ Angelo
sliouid have an open-flow supply of
45.000. 008 to 50.090.000 eubie I«et of
gas daily to care for the distribu-
tion system here, but at this ttatfrl
with as no more than 10,000.000 from j
Coleman and a delivery of a round |
6.000. 000 from Texnn. E. J. Meade. |
manager of the Texas Public Service
Co., in process of becoming a part
of the Lone Star system, advised of
these figures today.
Both $he Big Lake and Coleman
fields have dwindled in open flow,
and much of the supply from the
| Coleman area now has to be com-
pressed into the line. Mr. Mesde
gave comparative figures over the
last five years to show that new dis-
coveries of a gas supply would be
welcome here. The sandy origin of
the gas in the Coleman field makes
for speedy depletion. He pictures the
situation a# follows:
"During 1933, th# Texas Public
Service Co. had 17 gas wells in the
Coleman field connected to th# line
w'th an open flow of 23.000.000 gublc
h- t. The next year, the open flow
of 17 wlK was 24.000.000. Eighteen
•well: wtte ■ nneetert m 1995 with
45.000 000 cubic feet, Ten wells were
tied on in 1036 with open flow of
36.000 OfC. During the current year,
eight we'ls had open flow of 16,-
000.i)00. Of this number one had
open Hew of 10,000,000 which does!
net have enough pressure ta enteij
the lines without, be'ng compressed
An added well, the Overall No. 19
drilled in about a month ago. has
open flow of 4,000.000 cubic feet j
that Is not necessary to compress." i
SUPPLY DECREASED
During 1935, '36 and '37 it was
necessary *c use up ‘o a million and I
a half"cubic feet from the Coleman!
line daily to supply the West Texas!
Utilities Co., due to the decrease In
the Big Lake supply. The Ballinger |
compress station has operated ddr-1
ing the last three years ip winter
mm*im
MIXING BOWL'XT.
WALL PAPER CLEANER 3c
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR
99c COUNTER
'
Tea Sets, Stove Sets, Salad Bowls, Serving Seta,
many otter itata m assorted designs whfeb wild
for $1.2S t« $1.39, Z
1
A Three Days’ Cough
Is Your Danger Signal
No matter how many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest j
cold, or bronchial irritation, you can
get relief now with Creomulsion.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creomulsion, which goes right to !
the seat of the trouble and aids na-
ture to soothe and heal the inflamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel-the germ-laden phlegm.
Even if otlierremedies have failed,
don’t be discouraged, try Creomul-
sion. Your druggist is authorised to
refund your money if you are not
thoroughly satisfied with the bene-
fits obtained from the very first
bottle. Creomulsion is one word—not |
two, and it has no hyphen in it. !
Ask for it plainly, see that the name |
on the bottle is Creomulsion, and '
you’ll get the genuine product and i
the relief you want. (Adv.)
Rates
DEMOCRAT-VOICE
COLEMAN, TEXAS
Sn Coleman County
ONE YEAR' $1.00
SIX MONTHS ........OOC
THREE MONTHS... 35?
Remittances for leas than 3
months will be credited at the
rate of 5c per cepy.
Outside af Coleman County
In Texaa. Oklahoma:
N#w Mexico
ONE YEAR......$2.00
SIX MONTHS......fUQflt,
All Other Stales
ONE YEAR *
SIX MONTHS
HERE IT IS
■■ %
ftuumy
THE EVENT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
AND THE SAVINGS EVENT OF THE YEAR.
commit
Be here tomorrow morning at 8 o’clock sharp for the va lue thrill of your life! Priced for QUICK CLEARANCE,
here are fashion-right clothes you need right NOW ... c lothes you’ll wear for months to come! But that’s not
all! We’vp included some NEW recently received merchandise in this clearance ... so you can, get a headstart
on your Spring wardrobe too! Values are amazing .
DOORS OPEN!
savings unbelievable! BE HERE WHEN THE
Mens Khaki
Mens Heavy
Ladies Shoe*
HO Sepia re
PRINTS
Silk Dresses
Garza
Shirt* and
Union Suit*
One table values
PRINTS
One Rack
Sheeting
Pant*
89c Value
to $3.95 , |
Entire stock
Regular 21c* value
.‘Hi Inch, f;*sl color
Values to $5.95 *
9-1 Blenched
79C Each
69c
1
$1.79
15c Y«a
-,-,-
7i C m
■
$1.97
39C Yard
One Rack Of
Better Dresses
Heli? is style and
quality at a price—
your price. Values
to $19.<)o.
Vs OFF
One Rack of
and Wool
Silk
DRESSES
Values to $9,95
$2.87
Cotton Frocks
and
House Coats
Values to $1.95
One Group
$1.00
25% OFF
LADIES PURSES. Every Imy
25"" 25% OFF
LADIES UNDERWEAR. One
group slips 0£J tf ArC
panties, gowns4»«J, /v VI1
GLOVES
Ladies Fabric
25% OFF
SILKS, Special group of stap-
les, novelties OCC^ACC
and prints /O VII
All WOOLEN
Piece Goods
25% OFF
CHARLES
Toilet
Articles
OF THE R1TZ
25% OFF
all of our
Better Coats
Tailored and fur
trimmed styles.
Values to $39.95.
Vs OFF
One Rack Of
COATS
Values to $12.95
$4.87
Childrens
COATS
Vs OFF
DRESS HATS
Mens Felt
LONG PANTS
Boys .....................
GLOVES .
Mens Dress
25%0EF
a- '
25% OFF
25% OFF
ARROW SHIRTS
Special group .
$1.69
MENS ROBES
Entire Stock
Vs OFF
KHAKI PANTS
Carl Pool .................
-;—-i±z.
$1.45
Boys Suits
Ages 11 to 20
$12.95
Suits
$15.95
Suits
$1795
Suits
$20.95
Sul's
$9.71
S11.9G
#13. H*
$15.70
All Suits Have
, 2 Pants
Men’* Dres*
PANTS
$5.95 Panto #4.37
$4.95, Pants $3.(}7
$3,95 Pants $2.87
$2.96 Pants $2.37
$1.95 Punts #l.HO
pen CENT OFF
Ladies SUITS
One Group
EVENING
DRESSES
OUTING GOWNS
$1.39 value
1/2 PRICE
Vs OFF
$1.00
TOWELS
Entire Stock
LADIES HATS
LADIES SHOES
Values to $(>,50
25%0FF
79c
$2.87
AIX BLANKETS
25
I‘rr Ont Off
REMNANTS
l
mouses
Satin
$£48
Garza
Sheeting
» '< Blt achi-ti 28<*
10 4 BSeadK'cl 33C
9/4 Meaefead
TO-in- Brown 28c,
89-in Brown
THIS IS A
mere!
(LEARANCE
tel mentitmed in
this ad will
or more
&Cunjoml).§Btt of Souw
These savings are genuine.
Every Hem in the store re-
duced for S days of rapto
selling Ail sales final ;*nd
for cash only.
Ml
mm
mmM.M
msx
" $ $ ■# r-. >■ |
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Pouns, Joe B. Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 57, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 13, 1938, newspaper, January 13, 1938; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth748406/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.