White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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WHITE DEER REVTEfW1, White Deer, Carson County, Texas
FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1940
Church of Christ
Bible school 10 a. m.
All are cordially invited to at-
tend all the services.
Baptist Church
Herman Coe, Pastor
9:45 Sunday School
11:00 Sermon by the pastor on,
How To Maintain a Spiritual In-
terest
7:30 Training Union
8:30 Evening Worship
The pastor will be in the pul-
pit at both hours.
Uaily Vacation Bible School
The Vacation Bible School is
progressing with a good growth,
both neumerically and in interest.
Every child who is not already
enrolled should do so immediate-
ly- _
Each Wedn6sday the church is
studying the Bible. A new study
that will deal with the Bible by
periods is being started. Do not
miss a single lesson as it will
break the connection.
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Travis, pastor
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning Worship 11 a. m.
Intermediate Endeavor 7:15 p. m.
Young Peoples Meeting 7:15 p. m.
Evening Worship 8: p. m.
Our daily Vacation Bible School
is progressing nicely. Each one is
• 3oing his or her part to make the
school a success. We are glad to
hear that the other Bible Schools
in town are 'being well attended.
What a day it would be, if every-
one in White Deer went to Sun-
day Bchool and Church Sunday.
Methodist Church
J. E. Stephens, Pastor
The Daily Vacation Bible
School started Monday morning
with a fine group of children and
full core of teachers and helpers.
The attendance is growing every
day and the interest increasing.
It is trusted that the same is true
of the other schools.
Regular services at the church.
Special Announcement
The McMurry College Chanters,
a chorus of 25 voices, will give a
program at the Methodist Church,
"Tuesday, June 11, at 8:30 p.m.
These young people are the pu-
pils of Mrs. Gypsy Ted Sulivan
Wiley, voice teacher of McMurry.
They will give a fine program of
vocal music. All music lovers are
invited to attend and enjoy this
treat, one that is seldom heard
in small towns. Make your plans
mow to help fill the house.
Student Dzudi—Yes, sir; I al-
ways carry my notes in my hat.
Prof. Bjones—I see . . know-
ledge in a nut shell.__
. Baptist W.M.U.
W. M. U. met Monday at Sun-
beam Hall with Mrs. Kate Shaw
as hostess.
A Royal Service program was
conducted by Mrs. Coe with Af-
rica and Nigeria as the subject
of the lesson study. The scripture
lesson was Psalms 57:1-12.
Others having parts on the pro-
gram were Mesdames Dedmon,
Meek, and Walker. Those present
were Mesdames JEerman Coe, A.
L. Meek, Neal Edwards, I. R.
Clements, Clarence Anderson, W.
B. Carey, J. Smith, Bill Walker,
J. W. Everly, R. B. Dedmon, W.
T. Simmons, Jessie Pearston, and
Kate Shaw.
Missionary Society
The Womens Division of Chris-
tian Service met Monday ofter-
noon at 3 o’clock at the Method-
ist Church.
Mrs. R. Ri. Fleming gave the
devotional using the 121st Psalm.
In the absence af the President
the Vice-President, Mrs. Culbert-
son presided. Mrs. Thompson
gave the bulletin news, stating
that the bulletin for the United
Churches would be available for
the Society Sept. 1..
The society voted to serve ice
cream and cake Saturdav, June
15th.
The next meeting will be Mon-
day at the church at which time
plans will be made to entertain
the MicMurry Chapters, who will
be here Tuesday evening, June
11th to give a program at the
church.
Jane: “After all what is a
flirtation?’’
Rose: “I suppose you might
call it attention without inten-
tion. ’ ’
Teacher—Now', Joany, what is
onefiifth of three-sixteenths’?
Joany—I don’t know' exactly,
but it isn’t enough to worry a-
bout.
FOUND Box of Combine repairs
Call at the Review' Office and
identify and paying for ad.
SPECIAL Wash Lubrication this
w'eek only $1.00. Clarence An-
derson Service Station.
FOR SALE 6ft. Ice Refrigerator
very reasonable. See Chandler
at Review' Office.
SEED FOR SALE — Red Top
Cane seed $2.55; Sedan seed
$2.25 (cheaper quanities).
This seed is recleaned tested
and tagged. — R. E. Blanton
In Town, Claude, Texas 11-24 tf
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
BUDGET HEARING
So easy
to buy...
!the six-bottle
^carton
m
Pampa, Texas
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That there will be a public hear-
ing at the board of trustees office
on the 1940-41 School Budget on
‘ Monday night at 8 o’clock p. m.
June the 10th, 1940, at which
time the Board of Trustees of the
White Deer Independent School
District will adopt and approve a
budget for the above year, and all
or any tax payers, and public, is
invited to be present and partici-
1 pate in a public hearing, and the
board is giving this notice to com-
ply with Article No. 215 of the
Public School laws of the State
of Texas.
White Deer Independent School
District
By E. C. Shuman, president
ATTECT
J. W. Wells, secretary
RIDE THE BUS
Fine Daily Schedules To All Points
Station in Star Drug Store — White Deer
PANHANDLE TRAILWAYS
Roofing Material
Shingles, asphault, roofing felt, anything
yon may need to repair a leaky roof, or
make a new one. may be had at live and
let-live prices.
Tulsa Rig-Reel Mfg. Co.
Harry Price, Manager
Skellytown, Texas
AT
LaNORA HIE AT RE AMERICAN FLAG
Friday and Saturday:
“Dark Command” — Claire
Trevor, John (Wayne, Walter Pid-
geon.
Prevue, Sunday, Monday, and
Tuesday:
“Susan and God” — Joan
Crawford, Frederick March.
Wednesday and Thursday:
“Saturday’s Children”— Ann
Shirley and John Garfield.
REX THEATRE
Friday and Saturday:
“Legion of Lost Flyers”—An-
dy Devine and Richard Arlene.
Sunday thru Tuesday:
“Green Hell”—’Joan Bennett,
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., also
Dempsey-Willard Fight picture.
Wednesday and Thursday:
“Tear Gas Squad”—Dick Mor-
gan, Johnny Payne and George
Dickson.
STATE THEATRE
Friday and Saturday:
“Pal from Texas”—Bob Steele
Sunday and Monday:
“Fighting 69th.”—James Cag-
ney, Pat O’ferien and George
Brent.
Tuesday:
“A Child Is Bom”—Jeffery
Lynn, Geraldine Fitzgerald.
Wednesday and Thursday:
“Shop Around the Corner”—
James Stew'art and Margaret Sul-
livaft.
| Washington, June 3.—The Su-
! prenie Court held constitutional
today a 'regulation requiring
school children to salute the A-
merican flag.
Justice Frankfurter delivered
the 8. to 1 decision that sustained
a flag salute requirement 'by the
Minersville, Pa., school board.
Frankfurter said that 1 ‘ the
wisdom of' training children in
I patriotic impulses by those com-
pulsions w'hich necessarily per-
vade so much of the educational
process is not for our indepen-
dent judgment.
“The court room,” he added,
“is not the arena for debating
issues of educational policy.”
“It is not our province,”
Frankfurter continued, ’“ to
choose among competing consid-
erations in the subtle process of
securing effective loyalty to the
traditional ideals of democracy
while respecting at the same time
individual idiosyneracies among a
people so diversified i^ racial ori-
gins and - religious allegiances.
“So to hold w'ould in effect
make us the school board for the
country. That authority has not
been given to this court nor
should we assume it.”
Justice Stone delivered a lone
dissent.
UNLAWFUL USE OF EMBLEM
IS MISDEMEANOR
VOGUE THEATRE
Skellytown, Texas
Friday and Saturday:
“Shooting High”—Jane With-
ers, Gene Autry.
Sunday and Monday:
“Dark Command” — Claire
Trevor, John Wayne, Walter Pid-
geon.
Tuesday:
“Jesse James”—Henry Fonda,
Tyrone Power.
Wednesdav and Thursday:
“Young Edison” — Mickey
Rooney, Gene Reynolds.
OVER 1,500,000 HAVE
VISITED CAVERNS
CARLSBAD, N. M., June 4—
More than 1,500,000 persons have
visited Carlsbad Caverns National
Park in the 16 years it has been
open to the public, Col. Thomas
Boles, superintendent, announced
Tuesday.
During the month of May, 21,-
335 visitors were recorded, bring-
ing the all-time total of 1,506,090
and the total for this year to 57,-
273.
This was the caverns’ biggest
May by more than 1,000 visitors.
Texas sent 6,925. Eighty came
from Mexico ad 50 from Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Phillips are
the parents of a daughter, Bobye
Allene, born May 27.
Mrs. E. F. Tubbs and Mrs. W.
W. Simmons were called to To-
peka, Kan., in response to a mes-
sage that their brother, W. T.
Davis was in a dangerous condi-
tion. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Biggs Horn and Mrs. B. O.
Bentley and left White Deer at
5 o’clock yesterday morning.
Mr. Davis has 'been critically ill
in a hospital for some time.
Miss Margaret Potter left the
first of the week for Amarillo,
where she enters business college.
NEW BARBER
The Harrah Barber shop has
employed additional help. T. M.
McCoy, who worked for Harrah
Bros. Barber shop in 1932 is the
new barber.
FORT WORTH, Tex.—A mis-
demeanor law which few lawyers
knew as in the book was invoked
here against a 63-year-old man
who “never heard of it.”
The law covered unlawful use
of an emblem. The complaint was
filed by local Masons against Hen-
ry Y. Adams, who allegedly wore
a Shrine emblem to elicit sympa-
thy.
Ralph Waynne, manager of the
Fort Worth Masonic employment
and relief bureau, said he had
tried for months to apperhend a
man “ repx-esenting himself to the
public as a free and accepted
Mason and thereby obtaining aid,
assistance and patronage. ’ ’
Assistant District Attorney A.
L. Wardlaw, who filed the com-
plaint, said the Emblem law had
been on the statue books for
years but was rarely used.
FIRST CARLOAD OF
WHEAT SOLD
Fort Worth, June 3.—One of
the first two cars of 1940 wheat
consigned to the Fort Worth mar-
ket Avas sold today for 90 cents
a bushel.
The purchased was Kimbell
Diamond Milling Company fcit
Sherman. It was consigned from
the Graham Mill & Elevator Com-
pany, and was loaded at McGar-
geh _
The Carson County Council of
Home Demonstration Clubs will
meet on Saturday, June 8, in the
District Jury room in the Court-
house at 2:30. Delegates to the
Short Course at College Station
in July will be elected at a meet-
ing immediately afterward so all
delegates are urged to attend.
What helps White Deer helps you
The Perfect Tribute
A Service By
DUENKEL- CARMICHAEL
AMBULANCE
Phone 400
Roof Repairing
or New Built up Roofs
Wards’ Cabinet Shop
P. O. Office Box 231
Pampa, Texas
Mrs. Maxie Worthington and
son, Henry, of Clovis, N. M.,
were guests in the home of Mrs.
Worthington’s sister, Mrs. J. W.
Everly, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tribble Avere
guest in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Matheson the first of
the Aveek.
Barber—You are getting bald,
sir. Do you knoAv Avhat is causing
it?
Feddup—I don‘t knoAv, but I
suspect that my hair falling out
has something to do Avith it.
TRAINING ASKED
SCHOOL MILITARY
DALLAS, June 4—President T.
O. Walton of Texas A. and M.
College said today that military
training should be instituted in
all advanced schools and colleges
for preparedness.
“Normally, military training
for all students Avould be oppos-
ed to our American beliefs,” he
said, “but Ave are living in a
different Avorld. No one knows
AA'hat tomorroAV may bring.”
We have used tractor tires suitable for
combines.
Come In And See Them
Bring Us Your Tires That Need Repair
0. K. RUBBER WELDER
535 S. Cuyler
Pampa, Texas
ALWAYS FRESH JOHNSON’S SLICED BREAD
A COMPLETE BAKERY SERVICE
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY
AT YOUR GROCERY
JOHNSON’S BAKERY
Borger, Texas
Skaggs Red & White Grocery
Friday
and
Saturday
Specials
pn
coons
With Delicious Flavor, Good and Wholesome
Green Beans, Pecan Valley No. 2 can 11c
Fruit Cocktail, Hearts Delight No. 1
2 cans............... 27c
Jelly, Primrose, asst, flavors lb glass 18c
Syrup, Staley’s golden table can________.. 14c
KRAUT, 2B“"f217c
Corn, Brimfull vacuum pack 12 oz.
2 cans________________ 23c
Blackberries, No. 2 per can______:___________11c
Sugar, brown or powdered 2 pkg.______15c
Milk, Carnation 2 tall cans____________________15c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
BUNCH VEGETABLES, 3 bunches .. 10c
CABBAGE Sesh fi™ “3c
LEMONS, Sunkist per doz.________________17c
APPLES, Winesaps med. size doz. .... 17c
BANANAS, fancy per lb ....____________ 5c
NEW POTATOES, Cal. Shafter 3 lb .. 10c
Coconut, Marco V2 lb pkg. ________________13c
Orange Juice, Marco No. 1, 2 cans____19c
CORN, 2 2 17c
Salad Dressing Best Maid qts.............25c
Peanut Butter, Tommy Tucker pts.____15c
SOAP, 3 ste,Whlte 10c
SOAP, Palmolive 2 bars..........................15c
Pickles, Brimfull, sweet 6 oz. jar________ 9c
RAISIN BRAN 2 pkgs_________________________25c
'-Fresh-Meat-*
OLEO, our favorite lb______________ 14c
While Present Supply Lasts.
OLEO, Blue Bonnet lb.__________________________19c
CHEESE, Long Horn lb_______________ 22c
BACON, special lean sliced lb__________19c
BOLOGNA, Pinkneys lb ........ 15c
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Simmons, W. W. White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, June 7, 1940, newspaper, June 7, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth871925/m1/4/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.