The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 143, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 16, 1942 Page: 3 of 4
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Mr*. H. W. Lawrence of Long-
view is visiting in the home of
Rector.
and Mrs. Walter Penning-
lited Mr. and Mrs. Houston
ts at Reily Springs Sunday.
Miss May Gene Pennington ia
spending the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Cleburn Walters, at
Pickton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Young, aft-
er a visit with relatives here and
at Yantis, left Monday for their
home in Sparta, Mich.
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"You’re In The Army Now” nt
the Broadway Wednesday and
Thursday.
Annie Kelty was here
Dallas visiting relatives
he week-end.
Elli* Dodson of Pickton cn-
the Longino Hospital Tues-
a medical patient.
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her Bedwell of Big Spring
ting in the home of Dr. and
S. T. McGarity at Como.
Mrs. Atnnndn Rose is here from
Winnsboro visiting in the homes
of relatives, J. G. Mullins and
Clovis Ross.
Claude Bingham of Camp Bark-
ley, Abilene, came here during the
week-end for a visit at his home
on the Commerce Highway.
Meet the Scott*! Frankie Thomas, Kay Francis, Walter Huston
and Gloria Warren in “ALWAYS IN MY HEART", with a new sweet-
heart of song! At the Carnation Wednesday and Thursday.
CAKES, CHICKEN FOR
BUCKNER ORPHANS
Fll...h, Walter Houston
loriu Warren at the Carna
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Connor Taylor resumed
her position Monday as manager
of the Western Union office, after
taking her vacation.
tha Lou Ponder is in Dallas
in the home of her aunt,
’eddy Harper.
I, Gee and family have left
leir home in San Antonio,
» visit with his mother, Mrs.
Gee, and family.
Betty Long is in Como to
this week visiting her
isrenfs, Mr. and Mrs. S. R
Don't miss this Mias in her first
gladsome hit! She’s sweet fifteen
and star hound for sure. Meet
Gloria Warren in "Always In My
Heart," at the Carnation Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Romuald Ahshire
and family have moved here from
Mt. Pleasant and are residing at
the Pate duplex on South Davis
street.
The Rehoboth Association will
send cakes and fried chicken to
the Buckner’s Orphan Home again
this year.
Only one bus will go this time,
which will leave Mt. Vernon early
Tuesday mortinig, June 80th. It
will leave here at 8 o’clock. Pleas?
bring your chickens and cakes
here to be ready to leave by that
time. Any one who wants to go
may do so. Let's do our vary
best to send enough cakes and
chicken for all our boys and girls
a guod meal—Mrs. Nellie Crosby.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Weaver
have moved to Grand Prairie.
Bumstead Family at the
i Wednesday and Thurs-
Mr. and Mrs W. E. Crampton
ana son, Chester Allen, have re-
1 turned home from a visit in Dal
las and u trip to Lake Dallas at
Denton.
Mr. and Mrs R H. Schmurk
have mnved here from Mt Pleas
ant und are lucated at Mi*. Gae
Russell's apartment on Lundy
Avenue.
Pearl Tramel .and Clyde
hvood Tramel spent the
ml with Mr. and Mrs. Lee
|l in Kingsville, Texas.
George Dutton of Greenville '
was here Monday on a business
Mrs. Bruce Logsdon and daugh-
ter, Billie Sue, are leaving Wed-
ViSlt,
WILL BROADCAST
OVER PARIS RADIO
C. L. Eden, secretary in the
AAA office, and Byron Williams,
chairman of the Hopkins County
ACA, will broadcast a program
Wednesday over Paris radio sta-
tion KPLT from 12:45 to 1:00
o’clock.
The tM*ffte of their broadcast
will be on the rubber situation
and it* effects on the farm pro-
gram.
Mrs. Dial Collin* of Como un-
derwent. a major operation Tues-
day at the Cosad Clinic.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W
Richard Caldwell are
for a visit this week.
Tapp and
in Austin I
Mrs. Ruby Holmes Blalock con-
tinues to improve at the Cozad
Clinic, where she underwent a
major operation.
Private Joe Carl Clifton will ar-
and with Bob L. Parker, j „esday for Dallas to live, to be rive today
from
went to Coke to view the oil sit-
us! ion.
■arils all kinds of Insurance, j
Us. (Bill) Smith. Phone
d-lf
and Mr*. James Tatom
left for their home in San
(in, after visiting his par-
tr. and Mrs. George Tatom
Mrs. Coleman Loyd of Yantis
underwent an operation Monday
night at the Longino Hospital,
after suffering an acute appendi-
citis attack.
near Mr. Logsdon, who is employ-
ed at Garland. Miss Durelle Ir-
win will accompany them to Dal-
las, and Misses Irwin and Logs-
don will attend n business col-
lege.
Georgetown,
South Carolina, to spend a ten
day furlough with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. Joe Clifton.
Mr*. Turner A Duncan, dis-
Bill Allen sponsored the pro-
gram at the Lion* Club luhcher
today and planned and carried out
an excellent program of enter-
tainment.
Bobby Leeman of Bonham was
presented in unusual entertain-
ment. He is fourteen years of
age and ha* prospects of rivalling
Edgar Bergin as a ventriloquist.
With hla dummy assistant, which
he has dubbed Mickey, Bobby
really does thing* in a clever
manner. A running fire of con-
versation between the two to full
of quipa, and u duet with Bobby
and Mickey taking part goes over
big, and- in addition, a skit, “The
Antique Shop," called for maneu-
ver* that would be a credit to a
more experienced performer In
hia line.
B. C. Tarter, member of the
ETSTC faculty, was introduced
as the luncheon speaker! He to a
government teacher and in hia
address before the club remarks
were evidence of hi* thorough
knowledge on his subject, which
was a resume of one of the
speeches he ha* made before
camp* and defense organisations.
Basing hia talk on the war sit-
uation and the Japanese nation,
he commented on their activities
In preparing for buttle. Beginning
hto talk from the time of the
Paris Treaty in 1919, he quoted
event* of three men who attend-
ed, and told of impoasibilitlea
brought back of controlling land
and seas. The men are dead, but
their work live* on. Japan, he
said, has not ronfomied with the
treaty, and at the Cooledge Con-
ference she was taken to task,
but continued her game of prepa-
ration* of Piking care of herself,
Japan wa* ready for her attack
on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
The U. S. ami England, he said,
have received criticisms, the U. S.
for yielding ground und Great
Britain for yielding in the Pacif-
ic. In criticizing England, he
stated, we are critical of one of
our helpers, and in helping them
we are helping ourselves. Neither
of those countries, he said, have
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well, tail-twister, near* the end,
and as he will assume the dignity
of the office of president in July,
he seems to have weakened In
assessing fines. He confined hi*
collections to one fine, for today,
and that one, the luncheon speak-
er.
WILLIAM E. DUNN
RECEIVES TRANSFER
MINISTERS CONFER
AT COOPER
Rev. E. W. Martin, pastor yf
First Christian Church, left Tues-
day to attend a upnference yf
Christian ministers in Cooper, rel-
ative to the Young People’s Con-
ference to be held at Lon Morris
College, Jacksonville, Texas. The
Pioneer Camp will be held at
Wood Lake near Sherman the laxt
week in June. -
tnct supervisor with the State De-j ever bet,n known to enter fight*
part went of Public Welfare, «>f | ullt|| their soldiers are prepared
Frances Chamber la in
from Dallas for several «tuy
yith her parents, Mr and land Thursday.
F. Chamberlain. -----
i Mrs. Jim Spiller of Crush wa*
(called to Dalla* Monday to be with
Is * a girl at the Bumstead* her daughter, Mi** Onitu Spiller,
and a man-sized riot on the , wh„ j|( j|| „t Baylor Hospital,
(screen. See "Blondie’s Blessed J where she is a member of the
Event” at the Mission Wednesday j gtuff of nurses.
Paris, is here on several day* busi-
ness visit,
indie’s Blessed Event" at
on Wednesday. Thur.--
| B. C. Tarter,
ETSTC faculty,
iHay as luncheon
Lion Club on the program *pon
'sored by Bfll Allen.
member of the
was here Tues-
speaker at the
j-ge Moncrief of the Paint
[immunity was admitted to
Ingino Hospital for treat-
ihe first of the week.
Mr and Mrs. Roy McCubbin* of
Lafayette, La., announce the ar-
rival of a baby boy, born at their j
home there. Mr*. McCubbin* will I
be remembered here a* the former
Miss Lyle Arnold.
Jame* Lee is iri Kansu* City!
Mo., where he is at work on the
defense project. Mrs. Lee and
their daughter, Kay, are Visiting
relatives in Jacksonville and ex-
pect to leuve for Kansas City the
last of the week.
to take care of themselves. It is
better to yield territory and save
men. We an- on equal footing
from here on out. Both the U. S
and England have won the last
battle, and the last battle is tiro
one that count*.
ATTEND JERSEY
DIRECTORS MEETING
HUNT COUNTY MAN
BASKS BALLOT RULING
According to nn Associated
Press dispatch from Washington,
William E. Dunn, of Sulphur
Springs, U. 8. Government Atta-
che at Guatemala, ha* been as-
signed to the Department of State
In Washington, D. C.
Mr. Dunn, familiarly known to
Jiitt mnny friend* here a* "Eddie",
is a brother of Mr*. M. B. Sher-
wood and has been In govern-
ment service for a number of
years.
Greenville, June 10. — Fajrt
Clifton of Greenville, who had an-
nounced he would be a candidate
for Sheriff of Hunt County In the
July primary, today sought a rul-
ing from the Attorney General of
Texas in an effort to have his
name placed on the official ballot
after the County Democratic Bx-
ective Committc refused to certify
hto name because he had not met
filing requirement* before mid-
night last Saturday, the deadline
for filing.
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SULPHUR BLUFF
HOME DEM, CLUB
MEMORIAL DAY
I AT WINTERFIELO
Our next meeting will be June
25th, in the home of Mrs. Earl
Smith, at three o’clock. Our *ub-
jeet will be First Aid.—Reporter,
IV H Nutt of Alba wa*
ad to the Longino Hospital
|rt of the week for medical
ant
Tech Sgt William Tatom, who
has been visiting his parent*. Mr.
and Mrs, George Tatom, ha* left
for Spokane, Wash , where he is
stationed.
Insurance: Fire, Windstorm,
Automobile, and all kind* of
Bonds W G. I Bill) Smith d-tf
Mrs. Maude Taylor, Mrs. Claude
Cannon, of Sherman, and Mrs
Minnie Warwick, of Wiiinsboro,
have returned home after a visit
here with Mr and Mrs Walter E
Bryant
and Mrs G Henry Mood
I lighter went to Da)!as Mon-
ti visit und to attend the
School at S M U.
Mis Luke ( turnon left Tuesday
I for Rowla, Mo , for u visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Avery Wayne
| Smith, und family Lieut. Smith
is stationed there at Ft. la-onaril
‘ Wood.
Col and Mrs. Kail Irons of Ail
ington were here visiting relatives
over the weekend Their (laugh
ter, Mrs. Kill Payne, and son,
Hilly Brant, went home with them
for a visit
Mi and Mrs. Hill Grave* and
daughters, who lived here at an
apartment at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Walter K Bryant, have
moved to Hubbard City.
President la-ster Murdock pre-
sided at the luncheon and read a
communication from the family
of Lion Howard Smith, expressing
deep appreciation of the dub's
kindness »f the floral offering
sent in their recent bereavement.
Enos L Ashcroft was appointed
program sponsor for next week's
luncheon. Ml** Jerry Lemon wa*
a guest at the luncheon.
A* the career of Shorty Mat
Ed. Palmer, president of the
Texas Jersey Cattle Club; Mark
Buckingham, Hopkins County
agent, and Buster Ewing, promi-
nent dairyman, left Tuesday for
Whco to attend a director* meet-
ing of the Texas Jersey Cuttle
Club.
Buy Wur Bond* and Stumps.
The W interfield Memorial Day
hus been set for Thursday, July
Kith. A program has been ar-
ranged and there will be dinner
at the noon hour. Every one in-
vited—Program Committee.
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SWlS
Remember Pearl Harbor — buy
more Government Wur Bond* and
Hump*.
FATHER’S DAT
■ , I>ururitt- and Sid Silvir.*
IB load wav W<*«iu<iwiay an l
Amerioit wing America
jrrin.% L#*t and h-t'* yo to h<*i*
“You’re In The Army Now’* at
the Broadway Wf*clm**dfiy and
Thursday
j America * got a new girl friend
. <*he’K only 1.5, and wing* like u
* million). Meet (.Borin Warren m
j “Always In My Heart" ut Carna-
| tion WedneiMiay and Thursday.
Back up your troubles in your i
old kit bag and smile, smile, smile !
when you *ee Jimmy lJurar.U* in j
(“You’re In The Army Now," at
| the Broadway Wednesday, Thur*- j
day.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE OK TRADE — No 6
John Deere Power take-off motor.
J A Neal, two miles east of
Birthright. dl6-2t-wl9 ltp
‘,ir.
J W. Allen, Mt*. Edward
bind baby and Mm* Betty
.of Henderson have return
lm San Antonio. whi-r> they
Edward Allen, who hu-
transferred to Dayton Ohio
Mrs S M Duckworth und
daughters. Suzanne and Frances,
arrived here Tuesday from
Brownsville, Tenn., for several
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
E I. Stilley
Lieut. H H Allen was here
Monday and Tuesday from Dallas
visiting in the home of Mr. anti
Mrs G. II Montgomery. He ha-
completed officers training at
Miami, Fla , and will report at
Randolph Field on June 20th.
Mt and Mrs Jamie Robinson
have returned to their home in j FOR SALK Team of good young
Hillsboro, after spending two j
week*-here with their parent*, Mt
and Mis Albert Roldnson and Mr.
and Mrs. E 1’. Crisp, during
Jamie's Vacation.
maroa, three and four years old.
Full aisters. Price $100. Goebel
White, Rt. 5, Sulphur Spring!.
dl«-2t-w*9 Up
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hundreds
Of Homes
imaged by Recent
"ail. Repairs on mul-
(g*
tallied dozens of them
f\ve been paid
tecks
r e c e
rough our office.
Vernon
[.chisurance Agency
: INSURE
,i IN SURE
? INSURANCE!
Mr am! Mr>. K. (» Bice am!
daughter havt* U*fi fur th«*ii horn**
in C hicago, III , after visiting her
mother, Mr*. W K Henderson,
ami 'tMcr, Mi*s Myrti** H#*ntl«r
Min Kwell IlnyrifM and M»h*
I,muifu* Yrag^r of C’ulman, Ala,
arc here visiting Jack ( awthron
and family Their brother. Quhi
member of the U. H
her* from San Kran-
tt> meet them for the
Blondie’s a mother, a fid I»»g
wood’*- a ‘oght to behold in Uii«
happiest uf hits See “Blondie'
Blessed Kvent" at the Mnuuori ui»
I Wednesday and Thursday. •
ten Yeager.
Navy, cm me
cisco, ( alii ,
visit
Mr. and Mrs Bill Aldredjpe and
j siAi of Italian have moved to Sul
i phur Spring* ami are living at the
j Wince formally home on formal
! ly street Mr AUJredge
the Pilhdrury flour fompany
FOR RENT
FOR RENT OK SALE—My hum?!
ut corner California and Jackson
Streat*. F. II A. financed, small
with! tnnnthly payment*. Min k Mc-
Gowan, at Carnation Plant, dltp
Is
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Energy Food of A Nation!
Bread Is Your BEST
FOOD . . . And
George s BREAO
Is Good Bread at It’s BEST!
A Home Baked Product
AT YOUR GROCER’S!
Adrien Green <>f Mt Pleaaant
*|M*nt Monday night here at the
home of hi* parent*, Mr and Mr*.
J K Green, en route to Italia*,
to lake Mr*. Green and their w»n,
Harris, home. Harris, who ha*
been receiving treatment at Bay-
lor Hospital for an injured arm,
is reported improving.
Warner Bros’, new 1U y* «i -old
bundle itf so rig and MCJii*bir»e--m
[the grand hi! aimed ntraight at
I your heart. See Gloria Warren m
Always In My Heart” at Carna
j tion Wednesday and Thursday.
[FOR KENT Three-room upart
, merit, private hath, hot and cold j
water. Built-in fixtures. Plenty
of c If met space, (iarage. Phone
12. HID formally. dlG tf
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Mr. and Mrs
son uf Kansas
la-i-ri visiting
! FOR
I merit
Donald Mark arid ; * ^
City, who have
hi* mother, Mr*. (
RENT Unfurnished apart-
at 781 Jefferson Ht. Mr*.
Binkley. dl6-3tc
Don’t Forget
to Remember
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POSTED
WANTED
| Frank Mark at the Allen Arth ^ j r.K,, old c^
i WH f,’r,7“ i" R ing*. and .crap iron. Friedman
Worth before going to their home. , ’ , r
Xnt«rWoV«n
Socks
Mrs. Mark went to Ft, Worth
with them for a few day* visit
with her husband.
Iron A
Tracks.
Meta! Co.,
Cotton Belt
wd-tfe
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And 3 pairs . . . ft .25
It has been reported that chil- ,
’ dren of non-members of the Sul- j
: phur Springs Country Club have j
been entering the Club grounds
j and swimming in the (.’tub Lake.
Notice is hereby given that I
, swimming in the Club lake or
trespassing on the Club grounds
I by non-member* is forbidden.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD
dll«U OF DIRECTORS.
STRAYED
Mighty important man
, , . the Itrml of your
house 1 Gitt bun an im-
portant gift < . . by
HICk OK.
l urky KoWiife with Keychain,
*5. Hto two initial, on Tie
(Anlu with roller bar |2. Centro tie
bar fl.Mh Initial Ruckle un hue leather
batl$],
IF hit Inter yon rWr . .
_ fa mouthing ke’U wae
,
Corporal Lewi*
the U. S. Army
Sarasota, Florida,
Monday afternoon for a *hort
visit with hto parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Fletcher. Corporal
Fletcher was sent from Sarasota
to escort the body of a flyer, who
was killed in a plane crash, to
h, for burial.
T. Hctcher of gT(^yiEp_TW0 6-wqek-old pigs;
Air Corps at
arrived here
I one apotted, one sandy colored '
Please notify Maxie Naah. Phone
«27. dl*4> i
Hugo,
STRAYED—From home on Hous-
ton 8t., black male RcoUie dog.
Answers to Mike. Child’s pet. Re-
ward. David Mahaffey. Phone
986 or 145. dl« Btp
Carothers
Brothers
Pop’s Store Since 1907
Hide* Sport BELTS
$1.00
CAROTHERS BROTHERS
Pop’s Store Since 1907
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Bagwell, Eric. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 143, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 16, 1942, newspaper, June 16, 1942; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth826033/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 Hopkins County Genealogical Society.