Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 252, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 20, 1933 Page: 3 of 4
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GIFTS
For CHRISTMAS
Jewelry — Stationery — Perfume* — Toilet
Articles — Smoking Sets— Cigars
Cigarettes — Novelties.
Oar stock of Holiday Goods is complete!
BE WISE AND SHOP EARLY
BUSSEY’S DRUG STORE
TIMPSON, TEXAS
HOLM HOD
unusual
* merits from Mr. Compton, who
'invited as to come every Wed-
nesday morning and enjoy
these programs and also show
the children we are interested
in them. __
By a 10th room mother from i
P.-T. A. j A liberal part of net pro-
--ceed* i ' the picture, “Satur-
DOME [CGMiCS BUSaKASlA
iwiooBitolS^F^SS
- i equipment. This picture is
Members of the board of | full of action, and depicts the
trustees and faculty and their happiness and joys of youth
wives, of Timpson public by way of a sensational foot-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Moses
left Tuesday afternoon for
Gardon, Ark., where they will
visit with the family of their
son, Kev. ard Mrs. A. B. Mosea.
C. C. Haskins, former con-
ductor on the Santa Fe on the
run from Gary to Grigsby, is
spending the day in the city.
After the aoaadonment of the
Santa Fe line through this
city, Mr. Haskins was placed
on the E eaumont-Lowgview
division of the Santa Fe as
cendnetor.
Mrs. If. J. Summers left Sat-
urday for i hreveport to spend
Christmas nolidays with he*
daughter, Mrs. Jim Tyer.
Rehearsal for "Gifts of
Time" will be held again
Thursday night, beginning at
6:45 o'clock. Those partici-
pating will please be there
and on Sac. Committee.
Mrs. Arthur Dawe and lit-
tle daughter, Myra Ann. of
Gonzales, came ht Tuesday
afternoon to spend the Christ-
mas season with Mrs. Dawe’s
father, J. E. Blankenship, and
sisters, Mrs. A. F. Bums and
Mrs. J. J. Green.
KINS NN
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SHUT MGNT
An elaborate Christmas pro-
gram. in which about seventy
children and young people
will participate, will be ren-
dered at the Methodist church
in this city Sunday night. De-
cember 24th. beginning at 7
o’clock.
“Gifts of Times”—in story
and song will be presented,
bringing a message of the tTue
Christmas spirit.
The public is cordially in-
vited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith
and Mrs. R P. Forrest are
spending the day in Shreve-
port
NOTICE
Effective at once a service
charge will be made for locat-
ing electrical trouble where
6uth trouble is not directly
due to faults on city lines or
service connections. A mini-
mum charge of 25c between 8
a. m. and 6 p. m_, and 50c be-
tween 6 p. m. and 8 a. m„ will
be mad; for each call.
City Light and Water Dept.
Miss Ena -Avis Todd and
Miss M amine Todd spent
Tuesday in Shreveport
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Luck
left today for Atlanta, Ga.,
where they will spend Christ-
mas with their son, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene F. Luck. They
are making the trip in their
car, and will visit at other
points while in that vicinity.
DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM
RENDERED AT SCHOOL
THIS
„.I SZ
torium this morning. The pro-
gram was presented by the
following clames:
Him Hazel Hawthorn’s
rhythm and dancing class gave
two numbers very gracefully,
proving they have had splen-
did training. The class con-
sists of fifty or more, but those
presented this morning
were: Vivian Ramsey, Beth
Hutcherson, Mini Xolloy, our
Gregory twins, Annie and El-
len, Joy Smith, Johnnie Dean
Hardage, Lores* Johnston,
Jean 'Brinson, Frances Molloy.
Rebecca Adams, Lois Beach,
Delores Kriatecsen, Dorothy
Crump, Josephine Compton,
Vannie Jewel Tannell, Etolia
Moore, Frances O’Connor,
Alcyne McGee, Valenta
Martha Amos.
Miss Louise Sanders’ second
grade pupils saag two songs
and deserve special mention
because they had memorized
their songs perfectly.
Joyce Brookshire gave a
reading “All About Chmt-
mas”, in her natural and indi-
vidual way, which pleased the
aadience immensely.
Mrs. Walter Harris, in
charge of group singing, ask-
ed the audience to sing with
her “America. ” “It Came Up-
on a Midnight Clear,” “Joy to
the World,” and "Silent
Night.” This concluded the
program with a few announce-
Say Merry Christmas
With a Gift from Oar
Well Selected Line
Our line of holiday merchandise is now on
display . .. featuring high grade merchandise
at low prices.
Hundreds of Gift items . . . merchandise
that will make your loved ones happy. . . .
Jewelry, Cut Glass, Watches, Watch Chains,
Fountain Pens, New Novelty Gifts.... Books,
SrenT* and other appropriate gifts for the «hil-
You’ll find a most complete assortment of
Gift merchandise here----Come in and see us.
G. C. McDAVID
"THE iEASING DRUGGET"
schools were the recipients of
a pleasing hospitality last
evening, when the young ladies
of the home economics depart-
ment served an excellent din-
ner to their guests. The entire
meal was prepared by the girls
in the home economics classes,
under the supervision of Miss
Frances Bost, teacher. The
repast was bountiful, excel-
lently prepared and faultless-
ly served by the class of
charming maidens who have
chosen work in Miss Boat's de-
partment in connection' with
their other school work. Mem
bers of the board and faculty
expressed their appreciation
to Miss Bost and the girls for
the holiday remembrance.
IE1T0IENTEBS MCE I
mi m south
James E. Heaton, farmer
Panola county representative,
will be a candidate for State
Senator of the second sena-
torial district of Texas which
is comprised of Shelby, Panola,
Rusk, Harrison and Gregg
counties.
Mr. Hearton was born and
reared on a farm in Panola
county, near Gary. Educated
in the rural schools of that
county and in the Teachers’
Colleges at Nacogdoches and
San Marcos. He ha? taught
school for more than a decade
in Panola, Shelby and Rusk
counties. He is at present the
superintendent of the Snlphnr
Springs independent school
district of Rusk county.
Much is being said about a
“New Deal” in Texas politics.
I, too, want a “new deal,” but
l want that deal to not only be
new but I want it to be fair and
square, dealt by some new
dealers, from a new deck, with
the people given the privilege
of seeing the seal broken on
the pack so they will know
positively that it is to be a
new deal.
I am going to make an ac-
tive campaign, carrying my
message to the people, and I
shall face the issues squarely
and discuss them frankly xJ
they may arise. 'At the proper
time I shall submit a platform
of policies and principles up or.
which I shall base my cam-
paign. J. E. Heaton.
The beautiful home of Mrs.
T. Wood Smith was opened
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’-
clock to the members of the
Center Musei Study Club, both
active and associate members,
when they were hosts to the
Timpson Choral Club and an
added number of music lovers
from other cities.
The spacious reception suite
was beautiful with baskets and
vase; of pink and red radiance
roses, gorgeous yellow chrys-
anthemums and greenery. The
tea table, with an exquisite
lace cpver, had for its centra!
adornment an attractive bowl
of deep yellow lantania. Tall
tapers in red holders were a4
either corner.
In line to greet the guests
was the hostess, Mrs. Smith,
and officers of the local club
who are: Mrs. W. M. Warren.
Mrs, Chas. Burnett, Mrs. Jas.
G. Rogers, Mrs. Rebel Martin,
Mrs. Carl Hall and Mrs. F. L.
Runnels.
An interesting MacDowell
program was led by Mrs. Jas.
G. Rogers, with numbers from
the Center Music Club, Timp-
son Choral Club and Mac-
Dowell Junior Club.
The president of the Junior
Clnb presented beautiful cor-
sages to the presidents of the
Timpson and Center Clubi
and to their beloved counsel-
lor, Mrs. Chas. Burnett.
Concluding the program, the
guests spent an informal houi
of conversation when dainty
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mathis, nee Miss Willie
Crawford of little Rock. Ark.,
Mrs. Ney Crawford of Toledo,
Ohio, and Mrs. Vernor of Lam-
pasas. were out-of-town guests.,
—Center News.
ball story—there’s plenty
romance, too.
The all-star east includes:
Johnny Mack Brown, all-
American football star; Rob-
ert Young, the football hero;
Leila Hyams, Andy Devine
and Mary Carlisle College
Humor Girl).
Chapter eight of that peak
of thrillers, “Tarzan, the Fear-
less,” will be shown in connec-
tion with the above program.
See "Gifts of Time,” a
Christmas program in story
and song at the Methodist
church Sunday night, . begin-
ning -at 7 o’clock. Bring your
guests, your visiting relatives.
Evetybody invited. Committee.
SfEEIIL
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WHl B* Served
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24
We will serve our Christmas
Dinner Sunday at noon, Christ-
mas Eve day—We’ll have
turkey an’ everything—all less
expensive than if prepared it
at home. Make your plan3
now to enjoy an excellent
meal, without the work and
worry of planning, preparing
and serving.
Bring the Family.
Senate Cate
"Where People Go to Eat1’ j
UieilWHMIliniy
Complete Line
Christmas
GROCERIES
Oar Store is Fa
Loaded With Te
—Everything necessary for the appetizing
Christmas meals.
We have an especially well selected line of
die better grade of groceries for die Christmas
holidays—the kind that k pays to buy—the
kind tnat will please you—and your family.
ORANGES, APPLES, CANDY,
CELERY, LETTUCE, ETC
... Most complete stock of all the fancy items.
For the Christmas cooking try a sack of our
famous Climax Hour.
Sugar, Coffee, Lard, and all kinds of the
better grade canned goods.
Christmas is a busy time for die housewife.
Let us help you make your work light. Just
phone us your order and we will deliver
promptly .. , save time and trouble ... no
troublesome trips to the Grocery store.. - all
this service is at your command by using your
telephone.
Make this a happy Christmas . , . and this
you are assured in pacing your grocery order
with us.
Phone 28
J. WJVUJLIS
Buy Your Groceries the Convenient Way
Free Delivery Phone 28
Christmas Gilts
ior Every Member ol the Family
,are to be obtained here at
MONEY-SAVING PRICES
USEFUL MERCHANDISE
i
member a gift from this store is sui
LET US SUGGEST
Clothing for Men and Boys.
New Hats, New Ties, New Skirts.
New Sues, New Hosiery.
Sweaters for Men, Women and Children.
Dainty Underthings for Women and Misses
Blankets, Scarfs, etc.
Make Your Christmas Money Go
Further by Trading at This Stare. . . .
Most Complete Assortment of New Merchandise.
A. F. BURNS
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 252, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 20, 1933, newspaper, December 20, 1933; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth768111/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.