Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 17, 1945 Page: 3 of 4
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WELCOME
Future Fanners of America
We welcome you to
Timpson tor your
Invitation Program
Make the Senate Cafe
your headquarters
while in town
SENATE CAFE
bred Hereford calves averag-
ing two months of age.
These calves will be fed by
the boys for a period of 12
months and shown at the
1946 show as fat yearling
steers. In the program of the
past year a similar number of
calves were distributed. The
steers shown at the show Just
closed weighed from 800 to
,. _ .. ‘11100 pounds and sold at aue-
at auction. Jh* three top ^ fop ^ to 50c per pound
Shelby County at Houston
Fat Stock Show
By J. O. Moosberg
Shelby county was well rep-
resented at Houston Fat Stock
show which closed Sunday.
Mr. £.d». Pewitt of Joaquin
showed eight young Grahma
bulls, all of which were sold
stockman soldier
INJURED
The 182nd General Hospi
i tal, England.—Private First
= l Class Morris S. Childress, 28,
of Stockman, Texas, who in-
jured the forefinger of his left
hand in action near Liege, Bel-
gium, is now recovering at this
United States Army general
hospital in England.
“He is making good progress
and will return to duty soon,”
said his ward officer, Captain
Nathan Begal of New York,
New York. The Purple Heart
has been awarded Pfc. Child-
ress.
“Our anti-tank company
was using field guns to check
Rendstedt's tank thrust while
our troops moved to a new po-
sition,” said the Infantry gun-
ner. "We were under heavy
shelling and there was fierce
fighting going on. I jammed
nay finger into the mechanism
of the gqn while firing in the
heat of battle. I continued to
fire and our company complet-
ed its mission before 1 went to
an aid station. I was evacuat-
ed to England by plane.”
Prof. Childress is the son of
Mrs. Media Childress of Stock-
mar.. He was employed as a
cleric in the Finklea Grocery
Store before entering the
Array. *
calves brought Mr. Pewitt $2,-
800. The other five calves av-
eraged better than J300 each.
Clifford Hamilton, 4-H elnb
member of Jackson communi-
ty, was one of the lucky boys
in the calf scramble Saturday
afternoon. Clifford caught a
calf and brought it home with
him Saturday night.
Tn the seven calf scrambles
held during the show the bus-
■iesB men of Houston gave to
FlF.A. vocational students and
to 4-H Club members 70 pure-
Champinn steer of the show
raised ,by a F.F.A vocational
student weighed 890 pounds
and brought $7200 of War
Bonds at auction to the young
owner.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker and
son, Wayne, of Nacogdoches,
visited Timpson friends Thurs-
day.
Fresh Oysters.
Shea's Elat # A # Bite
Methodists Will Hold
Second Quarterly
Cwfi rrnrr Sunday
Night
Second quarterly conference
for the Timpson Methodist
church will be held Sunday
night according to announce-
ment by Pastor J. L. Bryant.
Rev. J.. W. Mills district su-
perintendent will deliver the
evening message, following
which he will conduct the con-
ference.
WELCOME
Future
Farmers
of
America
Timpson is Happy to
Have You as Her Guests
KRISTENSEN’S
Grocery and Market
Welcome Future Farmers of America
APPRECIATION VALUES
FRIDAY-SATURDAY—FEBRUARY 1*17
Last week-end we observed our opening as a business establish-
ment ... The response our customers and friends gave to our
announcement last week prompted us to again oiler hundreds of
fine special this week to the people.. . . The values listed below
are all quality itenis and the prices are exceedingly low. . .
When lower prices are offered we will offer them. .. .
GET YOUR APPRECIATION SPECIALS IN OUR STORE
THIS WEEK-END;
SUGAR, Pure Cane PP
10 lb. bag........(JJ)”
SPARE RIBS
Freeh Pork
Lb. 24^
Shortening, Cruetene *"7Q
Creamy, 4 lb. erf.. . fj*
CHOPS
Fresh Pork
u,35c
CANEBELT SYRUP jn
Pure Cane, gal.....1 t)''
SAUSAGE
Bulk
Lb. 29c
Black Eye Peas 1 /*
No. 2 can.........IOC
ROAST
Veal Seven
Lb. 25c
• POST TOASTIES O-
11 oz............ 0^
APPLES
Delicious
tb.. 12c
Phillip Pork & Beam 1Q
No. 2 can.........1 IS
ORANGES
Texas
Lb. 9c
Water Maid Rice
LETTUCE
Iceburg
Lb. lit
French bland E. Peas_ f A
No. 2, 3 aerr.......I4C
POTATOES
No. 1 Red
5 Lbs. 20C
PRESSWOODS
Grocery and Market
R1BKK1S
FOURTH OF SUITE JOBS
Austin, Tex., Feb. to. (UP)
■A bill requiring that 26 per
cent of employes in state de-
partments be veterans of
World War 2 was introduced
in the Texas House of Repre-
sentatives today.
Bep. Carlton Moore, Hous-
ton, was author of the bill.
A measure by Rep. Homer
Leonard, McAllen, permit*
formation of corporations to
buy livestock, poultry and
products from farms, ranches,
dairies and creameries, and to
buy, sell and manufacture
feeds, fertilizers, insecticides
and fungicides. The present
law does not provide for such
corporations, the bill said.
Other House bills introduc-
ed provide:
Continuation of the special
district court in Smith and
Wood counties until June 15,
1947. >
Nullification of authority of
the State Forester and the
State Park Board to approve
land for federal purchase.
Repealing of local trapping
laws in Nacogdoches county.
Mr. and Mre. W. C. Bushart
of Houston, visited with Tirap-
ion friends Friday. Mr. Bushart
is a member of the firm of
Southern Drug Company.
Dresses And Aprons For
Cori*rt And Looks
Colie: e Station.—Scientists
’say dresses * which restrict
’movement when a woman.
■ reaches, climbs, or stoops may
jbe just as fatiguing as too low
a sink or too high a work
table.
Regardless of whether a
woman is a short-stout or a
medium-tall, there are some
designs she will find becoming
as well as suited to varied
jobs around the farm home.
Mrs. Dora R. Barnes, Clothing
specialist for the A. and M.
College Extension Service, says
rural women can make their
own selections from a new bul-
letin entitled 'Dresses and
Aprons for Wink in the Home”
which recently has been issued
by the U. S. Department of Ag-
riculture. Limited numbers of
copies are available through
county heme demonstration
agents.
Among the types pictured in
the bulletin are* tied-around
and pnll-over dresses, jumper
aprons, and pinafores. Pat-
terns of all these designs now
are available from a commer-
cial company.
Sunday.
Sbep’»E»t*A*Bite
PALACE
Friday - Saturday
‘BENEATH WESTERN SUES’
starring- Boh Livingston
and Smiley Burnett
* • •
H-G-M’s
“SWING FEVER”
Kay Kyaer A His ( reheat™
featuring Harry Babbitt, Salljr
Mason, Ich Kabbible
FUTURE FARMERS OF
AMERICA
We join toe entire cRfaca-
sbip of Timpson and the Taegx
m sector, hi bidding yea wat-
A cordial invitation to oae
and all with too hopo that
year stay in Taapion wil ha a
pleasant one.
Our beat wishes far year
§ SHELBY MOTOR COMPANY g
% “THE HOME OF FRIENDLY SERVICE”
^ PHOlfE 212 TI3CPS0N, TEXAS
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 35, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 17, 1945, newspaper, February 17, 1945; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth765427/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.