White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1940 Page: 5 of 6
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WHITE DEER REVIEW, White Deer, Carson County, Texas .
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940
E. C. MORRIS
Will haul your cattle, livestock, gravel,
etc., at reasonable rates.
He is now in charge of
Pampa Motor Freight
See him when you need hauling of any
kind.
White’s Cabinet Shop
and Mill
WINDOW FRAMES AND CABINETS OF ALL STYLES
Your Business Appreciated
224 W. Brown, on Niway PAMPA
Phone 1685-W
MEMBERS OF COFFEE
FAMILY GATHER
FOR REUNION
Members of the Coffee clan,
119 strong, gathered at Ellwood
Park in Amarillo Sunday for
their annual reunion.
Texas, Oklahoma and Arizona
were represented at the gather-
ing-
Newly-elected officers of the
Coffee clan are Jack Coffee, pre-
sident; Sales Coffey, vice-presi-
dent, and Mrs. Glenn L. Coffee,
secretary-treasurer.
They succeeded President Geor-
ge Coffee, Vice-president H. C.
Coffee and Secretary-treasurer
Mrs. Woodson Coffee.
Next years meeting was set for
the fourth Sunday in August at
Lllwoocl Park.
Those attending from White
Deer were: M'r. and Mrs. Ray
Crumpacker, Neva and Joan; Mr.
and Mrs. George Coffee, Douglas,
Ronald Dean and Don Rockwell;
Mrs. Vern Crumpacker, Doris and
Vernelle; Mr: and Mrs. Eldon
Coffee; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cof-
fee, Nancy Jo.
Aug. 24, 1940, were 18,176, as
compared with 18,652 for the
same week in 1939. Received from
connections were 5,756, as com-
pared with 5,108 for the same
week in 1939. The total cars mov-
ed were 23,932, as compared with
23,760 for the same week in 1939.
The Santa Fe handled a total of
23,526 cars during the preceding
week of this year.
GRASSLAND AGRICULTURE
REDUCED FARES TO
STUDENTS GOING AWAY
The Perfect Tribute
A Service By
DUENKEL- CARMICHAEL
AMBULANCE
Phone 400
WARDS CABINET SHOP
The sale of student railway tic-
kets at especially reduced rates
will start August 15 and extend
to October 8, according to an-
nouncement today by H. C. Vin-
cent, general pass'enger agent of
the Santa Fe Railway-
reductions will also obtain for
the students on this arrangement.
“This exceptional fare for the
benefit of all students is support-
ed by all the railroads of the U-
nited States and Canada,” Vin-
cent aaserted. “The Pullman
Company is joining this year in
the student plan. It will lighten
the load of 'some of school costs
and entitle students to return to
their homes anytime during the
Christmas or Easter holidays, or
at the end of thy school term. ’ ’
Reduction iu rates in first class
fares will be one and one-half the
regular one way fare for a round
trip, plus a ten per cent reduc-
tion in Pullman fares, if the lat-
ter reservations are made with
the original ticket purchase.
Substantial reductions for in-
termediate and coach class tickets
for students of all classes .are in-
i eluded.
Phone 2040
FOR
324 S. STARKWEATHER
PAMPA, TEXAS
STORE FIXTURES AND
FANCY CABINET WORK
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Our Service to
PUPILS AND TEACHERS
With the Opening of School, we are in
better position to service your car than
ever before.
We Are for White Deer Bucks
Roy Matheson
Independent Oil Dealer
—Emphasis on a grassland agri-
culture will feature a five-state
meeting of agriculturists schedul-
ed for Amarillo on September 5
and 6. The meeting will be one of
a series of grassland conferences
held in the nation this summer.
Regional problems of seeding,
adapting introduced grasses and
improving native grasses, range
management, and the raising of
nutritional levels of grasses will
be discussed.
Under-secretary of Agriculture
Grover B. Hill is expected to con-
duct the session devoted to range
grass problems and M. L. Wilson,
federal director of the Extension
Service, will speak on “Grass and
Man.”
The meeting will bring together
farm leaders, ranchers, and re-
presentatives of the laind-grant
colleges, the experiment stations,
state extension services and the
various agencies of the U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture to dis-
cuss the problem raised by Seere-
Pnllman tarv of Agriculture Wallace:
“Now we are beginning to see
the weaknesses of an agriculture
stripped of grass. More and more
we are turning in thought and
practice toward an agriculture in
which' grass will act as a great
balance wheel and stabilizer to
prevent gluts of other crops—to
save soil from destruction—to
build up a reserve of nutrients
and moisture in the soil, ready
for any future emergency—to cre-
ate a more prosperous livestock
industry—and finally to contri-
bute to the health of large num-
bers of our people through better
nutrition.”
The eonferenee is sponsored bv
the Southern Great Plains Agri-
cultural Council. The program
chairman is R. I. Throckmorton,
professor in agronomy at Kansas
State College.
TO BETTER ACQUAINT YOU WITH
MYSELF AND TEXACO PRODUCTS
From the 1st to ,15th of September we
will give you FREE with each Oil Change
and tankful of Firechief Gasoline—
One Car Wash and Grease Free
Or one Tire Repair with each 10 gal.
Indian Gasoline.
THEO. BRADSHAW,
Texaco Service Station!
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RAILROAD CARLOADING
The Santa Fe Railway System
carloadings for the week ending
! BRUMMET’S
FURNITURE & REPAIR SHOP
We Specialize in Upholstering,
Re finishing and Repairing all
kinds of Fnrnitnre.
Pampa, Texas
Phone 1425 614. S. Cnyler
[We Are Proud of
iur Local School
ystem
-AND EXTEND OUR FULL CO-
OPERATION TO THE FACULTY
AND THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR
ITS SPLENDID RECORD.
STUBBLEFIELD
DRY GOODS COMPANY
and
& B Hardware
SEVEN YEARS FORD
SERVICE TO WHITE
DEER PEOPLE
Seven years ago this month, we began
Selling and Servicing Ford Automobiles
to White Deer and Surrounding commu-
nities. We are indeed grateful for your
continued patronage and hope to serve
you many more years.
The Best Bargains of Our Seven Years
Selling Fords can now be had in our
ANNUAL CLEARANCE
LOOK: Clearance Sale — Prices Slashed
1936 Dodge Pick-up ................ $69.00
1934 Plymouth Pordor............ 69.00
1934 Plymouth Tudor.............. 69.00
1934 Oldsmobile Tudor .......... 69.00
RICHARDSON MOTOR
COMPANY
7 Years Selling Fords
Eat At...
Riley’s Cafe
Home Cooked Meals, Good Steaks, Home
Made Pies and that good Borden’s ICE.
CREAM in all flavors.
Try one of our big 16-oz Malt a Plenty
j I
We Wish to Extend a Hearty Welcome ,|y
to Teachers and Pupils
Riley’s Cafe
V-
Schools Build For Better
Citizenship
We Furnish Material for Better Homes. I
Buildings of Every Description.
Get our Estimates on Your Next Repair f
or New Building job.
Tulsa Rig Reel Mfg. Co.
Skellytown, Texas
BOYS , and GIRLS
Call for Magnolia Gas for the car the
first day of school. You’ll need its quidr
starting dependable service.
RALPH & ADDIE
Magnolia Service Station
BACK TO SCHOOL
Have Your Dry Cleaning Done the Better
Way at
Pampa Dry Cleaners
Better Cleaning Always
J. V. New, prop.
204 N. Cuyler Pampa *
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Simmons, W. W. White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1940, newspaper, August 30, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth871841/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.