The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1944 Page: 1 of 4
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The Detroit News-Herald
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
A-V-A-L-O-N
ClfirU«v|||«, Texua
SATURDAY. DEC. 9
“Gangsters •( the Frostier’'
Tex Rittrr, Dave O’Brica
TEXAS RANGERS
PREVIEW SAT. NICHT 10 30
SUN. A MON . DEC. 10 11
HIT OF THE SEASON
“GIEEIWICI VILLAGE”
ia Technicolor
Dob Aattkf, Carman Mirs-da
William Beodix, Vivian Blaine
TUES. & WED.. -NOV. 12-13
“Song of the Open Road”
Upr Berg.n, Charley McCarthy,
Jane Powell, W. C. Fields,
Bonita Granville
Sammy Kaye and Orchestra
Former Detroit
Woman Dies
DETROIT. TEJ^AS. THURSDAY DEC. 7 1944
Detroit Man Burned | Eight-Year-Old Boy
NEW SERIES VOL
to Death in Calif. Killed by Mule
Mrs T. M. Allen (of Kerrville.j Mrs Mon Barnwell, who lives ( Ed Grant,
formerly Miss llassie Carpenter of on Rt. 1, received a message that Mr. and Mrs
8- year-old son of
Thomas Grant, of
Detroit, died Tuesday morning at her son, .-am Barnwell, had burn-
her home. Burial will bemadeat.ed to death Tuesday in Rich*
Bogata Friday afternoon at 2 mond, Calif., where he was env
o’clock. ployed in a defense plant since he
Mrs Allen, daughter of the late was recently discharged from the
J. W. Carpenter of Detroit, leaves Navy. No details were given.
her husband; one son,
ien, and these sisters:
Weldon Al-
Miss Hallie
He was thirty three years old
and was reared in this section He
Daily Bible Beading
Until Christmas
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THURS. & FRI., DEC. 14-15
20th Cfata y Foi Prucnt*
MAXWELL ANDERSON’S
‘THE EVE OF ST. MARX”
with Anne Baxter. William Eythe,
Midarl l#'>hta
Found Dead in Bed
Ben Copeland, about 5-> year-
old, was found dead in oed 1 u.s
day morning by his wife at their
horre in Woodland, Fancrai «er-
viecs were luld Wednesday after
noon at 2 o’clock.
Services at Blak'Dey
Eld. Jim Dotson will preach at
the Biptist church at Blakeney
Sunday and Sunday night, Dec
1 t. Everyone is invited and all
members are urged to be present,
PAULINES
BEAUTY SHOP
Opening Special
One-Third Off on
All Permanents
One Week Only
SPECIALIZING ON
"The New" Cold Wave
Come and See Me or Call
Residence Phone No. 100.
Located Near
D. C. Russell Residence
Carpenter. Dallas; Miss Ray Car-j had served about two years in the
penter. Shreveport La ; Mrs. Har. j Navy and was recently discharg
Ian |ones, Honolulu, Hawaii, and(td His wife and children went
Mrs. Ralph Barron, Houston — i from Detroit to California last
Paris News. week to join him.
---*- We learned that the Navy took
C.-irge of the remains and they
were to be interred this week with
military honors.
Surviving are his wife, the for-
mer Miss Charlene Hamm, and
Selected for the American Bible| five children: Ruth, David, Frank,1
Society:
Friday, Dec 8: John 15
Saturday. Dec. 9: Psalms 27.
Sunday, Dec. 10: Isaiah 55,
Monday, Dec. 11: Psalms 121
Tuesday, Dec. 12: Phillippians4
Wednesday, Dec 13: Rev. 21
Thursday. Dec. 14: Luke 15.
Friday, Dec. 15: Ephesians 6.
Saturday, Dec. 16: John 17.
Sunday, Dec. 17: Isaiah 53.
Monday, Dec. 1 -5: 1 Cor 15
Tuesday Dec 19: Jo!. 10.
Wednesday, Dec. 20: Psalms 3 1
Thursday, Dec. 21: Psalms 37.
Friday Dec. 22: lohn 1.
Saturday, Dec. 23: Rev. 22.
Sunday, I\c 24: Psalms 90.
Christmas Day: Luke 2
Dies in Dallas
Cherry was almost instantly killtd
about 6 o’clock Friday when he
was kicked in the head by a mule.
His neck was broken.
The boy had gone with a negro
to help feed the stock when the
accident occurred. His father was
in South Texas on a hunting trip.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternonn a t Stone's
Chapel church at Cherry hy Rev.
Joe Everheart, Presbyterian pas-
tor, of Clarksville, with burial in
the Stone’s Chapel cemetery
Bes>des his parents, survivors
are two brothers, Ted and Dickey.
Victor and Mona Ann, besides his
mother at Detroit, his father in
California and a brother, Buddy,
in th* armed service.
Clarksville Man
Killed in Action
Clarksville — First Lt. Adeibtrt
Lt. Page Martin
Weds Dallas Lady
Marriage of First Lt. F. Page
Martin, formerly of Paris, son of
•Mrs. Bessie Martin ol Dallas and
E O. Martin of Fort Worth, to
Miss Bobby Mercer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Mercer of
Dallas, took place at the horns of
the bride in Dallas Nov. 13, at 8
p m . Kline B. Drake, minister of
WMU Christmas
Tree and Party
The WMU will meet at the
church Monday afternoon at 2:30
o’clock for the annul*. Christmas
ttee and party. All ladies of the
church are invited to attend and
take part. Each person is to bring
an inexpensive gift and naims will
be drawn. The Lottie Moon offer-
ing will be taken.
Program
Royal Service lesson.
Leader - Mrs. H. L. Phillips.
Hymn: Joy to the World.
Bible study: The Wonderful
Name, Isaiah 9:1-7—Mrs Earl
Pratt.
Prayer—Mrs. T. W. Mathis.
Hymn: Silent Night, Holy
Night.
Season of Peace—Mrs. Claude
Smith. ^
The Way of War—Mrs. R. A.!
Garrison.
The Way to Peace—Mrs. Cecil
Latimer.
Prayer —Mrs. Lloyd Moore.
Hymn: Sweet Peace, the Gift of
God’s Love
Missions and Peace—Mrs. F. L.
Kitchens.
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Christmas and Peace — Mrs.;
Claud Council!.
Praver—Mrs Ernest Smith.
Veteran of Both Fronts
T N Ailcn- wh0 formerly lived j pacifk
at Detroit. died at his home m
Dallas Tuesday morning and fu-
ne ial was held in Dallas Wednes-
day.
He vvds a son of the late T J
Al en of Fulbright and was born
a 1 rem-d in that section He
w as at out 70 years old.
R. (Buddy) Cagle, 24, was killed j the Church of Christ in Dallas, of-
jin action in Germany, Nov. 10, ficiating.
j according to a message from the I Attendents were Miss Johnnie Visits Texas Relatives
War Department to his wite, the) Martin, sister of the groom, and
I former Miss Pauline Bean 6f i Charles Baxter, both of Dallas.
Clarksville, whom he married Sep- The bride is a gra iuate of Mt
tember 14, ll>4 >- | Pleasant high schi > and attended
Lieutenant Cagle, son of Mr. J Paris | unior College.
3nd rs Wiley "Cagle, had had The groom is a graduate of Paris
six years service with the Army.(high school and attended Paris
! During this time he was stationed Junior College. He returned home
at Camp Bowie, and others on the I from England t
B. T. U.
Discussion:
1— Ernest Smith.
2— Walter Lair.
3— Miss Tommie Mathis.
, 4 Miss Alma Flippo.
5 —Miss Aileen Cassell.
Methodist Church
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching 11am. and 7:30 p.m.
by the pastor. Rev. C M. Hunt.
Evervbody invited to attend these
■ services and get acquainted with
the new pastor. You will rot be
disappointed in him.
He went to Ofii-
icer Candidate School at Fort Ben-
ning, Ga,. from Oct. 1942, to Jan.
19 3, and was then sent to Camp
Chatfee, Little Rock, Ark , next to
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo, Camp
Breckenridge, Ky., and Fort
Meade, Maryland. He left the
United States June 22, 1944, and
was in England only two days be-
fore being sent to France. He was
among the first Allied troops to
march through Paris.
esides his wife and parents, he
leaves one sister, Mrs Lonnie Rog-
ers He is a nephew of Mrs. T.
W. Mathis of Detroit.
,1.
Strayed
j From the A. M. West place
month ago, a two-year-old brindle
heifer, branded O on left hip. heavy
springer. Reward. O. C. Owens,
j Rt. 3, Detroit. Oi
What Are Your
Requirements?
Whatever the requirement' of the family we
are called upon to serve we are in portion
to meet them. Our complete service' are all
you could desire.
And hest of all the complete prices shown in
our displav room are very moderate.
SKKVICES that will meet the need?- of all
Reynolds Funeral Home
Ambulance Service Phone 32-J
Family Reanion
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Raglin were
entertained in the home of their
son-in law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J im Park Miller, Sunday in
honor of Mrs. Raglin’s 82nd birth-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Raglin are each
eighty-two years of age and to
them were born ten children, all
of whom are living and were pres-
ent. There were four generations
present Irom two branches, viz:
Mrs. Jim Park Miller and her
daughter, Freda, and daughter
Elizabeth Ann, and Bus Raglin
and his daughter, Margaret Neli,
and her baby, Tommie Joe.
Those enjoying the reunion were
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Raglin of
Fort Worth, Mrs. Henry Franklin
and grandchildren, Charlie and
Frances Jo Lene, of Garner, Mrs.
Sallie Harrison of Broken Ridge,
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Raglin and
grandson. Tommy, and Mrs. Lillie
Davis and son, Billie, of Oklahoma
City, Mrs. Minnie Coffman of
Dallas, Chock Raglin -of Clarks-
England the first of Novem-
ber, after having finished 35 mis-
sions over Germany. The couple is
in Santa Monica, Calif., until his
reassignment.— Paris News.
Sgt. Arthur Eaton Home
from Service in Europe
Sgt. Arthur Eaton, son of Mr
and Mrs. D. V. Eaton of Bogata,
has returned home from oversea
service, having received an honor-
able discharge from the Army Air
Corps.
Sgt. Eaton enlisted at San An*
tonio July 28, 1941. He was pro-
moted to sergeant June 7, 1943,
and awarded the distinguished ser-
vice ribbon August 23, 1943. Af-
ter being in Africa, Italy, Siciiy
and England be says "It’s great
to be back home again.
Woman’s Culture Clnb
Mrs. W. E Holloway was hos-
tess to the Woman’s Culture Club
on^ Friday, Dec. 1st. The house
was very artistically decorated
with chrysanthemums. Twelve
members answered roll call.
, During the business session de-
tails were worked out and arrange-
ments completed for the cluh’s an-
nual Christmas party. The sub-
ject of the lesson was France. Mrs.
J. A. Sample led the discussion
and gave an interesting account
of the early background of French
bistory. Miss Nerva Joplin fol-
lowed her discussion by giving
some of the political and economic
problems confronting France at
present. Mrs. W. T Norris then
gave an account of General De
Gaulle as a politician and a proph-
et.
At the close of the lesson Mrs.
First Lieutenant Page Martin
has returned to the Santa Ana Air
Base in California for iecupera-
tion and reassignment, after spend-
ing about thirty days leave visit-
ing relatives and friends in Texas.
Lieut. Martin is a son of Oscar
Martin of Fort Worth and attend-
ed school at Addielou, Manches-,
ter and Detroit. He graduated
from Paris High School.
Lieut. Martin wears the serviz.j
ribbons of both the Pacific and
European theaters of war. and has {
the Air Medal, Five Oak Leaf
Clusters and the Distinguished
Flying Cross. j
Feed For Sale
We have plenty of FEED.
Chicken Feed, Hog Feed, Dairy
Feed.
Pay highest price for eggs.
Plenty of Seed Wheat and Bar
H. S. Flippo,
on the Gulf Corner.
Skew Thyself « Men
Man ia of eternal worth in tbo
goodneu and UAUm of Hi
character. The “Wail Dana” at iho
Master is the reward at the Chris-
tine life. Thai He, ene et whole-
minded and wholehearted service.
We are le hf goad and faithful ia
nor several cnlKags. The werld
weald differ in its idea al greatness.
It eftea sneers at gaedatss. H often
belittles fidelity. The werld strives
after temperal fame, indnlgn ia the
pleasures at the flesh, and rebels
against discipline. The wedtra con-
ceit is thiakiag that we are entitled
te change the rales ef living. Who
are we? The same ia nor haaaa
natures as men who lived hefare as.
Beneath the earface at ear changing
world is the fact ef aachanged man.
Only God in Christ can change he-
man aatare.
“Cooldst thou in vision see the maa
God Meant,
Thou never more weoldst he the
man thoa art, contest’’
To baild life with God is the
eternal worth of man. |
The colossal failure of man is the
failure to do what b right.
‘‘Chief of all thy wondrous works,
Supreme of all thy plaa;
Thou hast put the upward reach
Into the heart ol man.’’
Go to the church of your choice
Sunday.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
T. W. Mathis, Pastor
Tell us your news items.
EAT WITH US
aid Ton Will be Delfebtri
We do our Best to give satisfactory
- service
COME AND EAT WITH US
OUR LUNCHES SATISFY
Hamburgers, Sandwiches, Etc.
Plate Lunch with dessert 50c
Withont Dessert, 40c
Fresh Candies
Cigars, Cigarettes
Holloway Cafe
Stop at Norwood's Cafe
For Quick Lunches, Good Tender Steaks,
Barbecue, Irish Stew, Home Made Chili,
Sandwiches, Etc.
Cold Drinks of all kind and Ice Cream
delicious salad plate was served .o
tin and family of Stringtown
Bus Raglin and daughters, Mrs
Margaret Nell Caver and son,
Tommie Joe, Miss Mattie Jean
Raglin of Smog’own and Mrs.
Lucinda Lee and daughter, Nina
Sue, ol Detroit.
All reported a real nice time.
the members and three guests:
Mrs. Maude Blair, Mrs. P. E
Wade and Mrs. David Chambers.
Read The Newr-HeralJ.
Bay or Sell
Regardle s of what you want to
buy or sell, see ‘ Whitener, Harri
j son Realty Company at J. P. ot
fice, Detroit, Texas.
Use the cash system & save money
Monarch Apple Butter
i ib.
12 ox.
33c
K. B. Pure Fig Jam, 2 Ib. jar
Monarch Red Currant Jelly, 12 oz. jar
Welch's Pure Grape Jam, 1 Ib. jar
- 31c
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