Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 227, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1940 Page: 2 of 4
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TIMPSON PHARMACY
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THE MILTTMES
Entered as second class mat-
ter April 17, 1906, at the post-
office at Timpson, Texas, under
(he Act cf March 3, 1879.
T. J. MOLLOY----- Editor
S. WINFREY - - Business Mgr.
THOUGHTS FOR
TODAY •
______ •
There are no greater *
miracles known to earth *
than perfection and an *
unbroken friendship. *
—Mary Baker Eddy. *
It Has Been Said of Haste
Wisely and slowly—they
stumble that run fast—Shake-
speare.
In a hurry is error.—Chi-
nese proverb.
Who hastens too much often
remains behind.—German pro-
verb.
It is of no use running; to
set out betimes is the main
point.—-La Fontaine.
Manners require time, and
nothing is more vulgar than
haste.—Emerson.
Take time for ail things;
great haste makes great waste.
—Franklin.
Whoever is in a hurry show-
eth the thing he is about is too
big for him.—Chesterfield.
He that is hasty fishes in an
empty pond.—English pro-
verb.
Fraud and deceit are ever in
a hurry.—English proverb.
Modest wisdom plucks me
from overredulous haste.-
Shakespeare.
No two things differ more
than hurry and dispatch. Hur-
ry is the mark of a weak
mind; dispatch of a strong
one.—Colton.
BRITISH HUNT IMZI
POCKET BITREIIP
Lordon, Nov. 12. (UP) —
The British Navy was again on
the trail of a deadly German
surface raider today, this time
believed to be the pocket bat-
tleship Graf Spee’s sister ship,
the Admiral Scheer.
The search was on in the
North Atlantic where the
raider shelled the steamers
Rangitiki and Cornish City two
days ago half way between
Newfoundland and Ireland.
Many hopes were pinned on
the navy’s ability to locate the
raider. British warships
searched three months for the
Graf Spee and caught it off
Montevideo.
The new raider presents a
different problem than the
submarine menace. A normal
convoy’s escort ships are of
little use as a heavy warship
may keep out of their range
and pick off merchantmen
with big guns one by one.
Speaking of bottlenecks, no
one has thought up a way of
getting ketchup out of the
container by a method other
than the old one of spanking
the bottle.—Kansas City Star.
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Cotton Industry to Aid
National Defense Program
Waco, Nov. 9.—Burris C.
Jackson of Hillsboro, chair-
man of the State-Wide Cotton
Committee of Texas, and a
past president of the Texas
Cotton Association, has called
upon the cotton industry of the
State, end of the South, to line
up solidly behind the National
defense program under the
leadership of President Roose-
velt.
Jackson, who is also a direc-
tor of the National Cotton
Council of America, and wide-
ly known in cotton circles in
the cotton-growing States,
said that the election is over
and should be promptly for-
gotten. “National safety
should become the first con-
cern oi every true American,
and the cc Hon industry has a
prominent part to play in the
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"Wars raging in other parts, the cotton industry can give to
of the world have virtually eli- j uational defense,
minated the United States as
an export cotton country until
these wars are over, and that
makes it even more necessary
than ever foi the national cot-
ton consumption to be greatly
increased,” Jackson pointed
out. He said that the entire
South had a vital stake in the
whole National defense pro-
gram and should become alert’
to its own responsibilities
when the nation faces its.
greatest emergency in history.
Jackson called upon farm-
ers, ginners, warehousemen,
shippers, crushers, and ail
people engaged in any phase
of the cotton industry and al-
lied interests to close their
ranks and cooperate together
more fully than ever before.
He announced that the State-
Wide Cotton Committee would
soon call a meeting to give
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College Station, Tex.—From
Washington, the United States
Department of Agriculture
announces that fresh grape-
fruit, fresh cabbage and on-
ions, excepting green onions,
have been added to the na-
tional list of surplus foods ob-
tainable with the blue food
stamps at local stores in all
Stamp Plan areas during the
month ending November 30.
Texas counties in which the
food stamp plan is operating
are: Childress, Dallas, El Paso,
Eastland, Hale, Hall, Harris,
Lubbock, McLennan, Tarrant,
Travis, Taylor, Wichita and
Wilbarger.
Counties to which the food
stamp plan has been extended,
but not in operation, are:
Gregg, Hidalgo and Potter.
The complete list of nation-
ally designated blue stamp
foods for November, including
the added items, are: white
potatoes, appies, pears, or-
anges, butter, raisins, rice,
pork lard, ail pork (except
that cooked or packed in metal
or glass containers), corn
meal, shell eggs, dried prunes,
hominy grits, dry edible beans,
wheat flour and whote wheat
(graham) flour.
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 227, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1940, newspaper, November 13, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth812998/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.