White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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WHITE DEER REVIEW, White Deer, Carson County, Texas
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1940
BUCKS’ TALE Continued
LY STUDENT COUNCIL
MAKES PLANS FOR YEAR
HOME EC. Ill GIRLS
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
The Student
49keIlytown School
Glenn F. Davis and
Council o Lhe commercial instructor, Allen
1 / Wiliv 8tecker> were both invited to en-
the year 'as ^ Atanv '.W f°°d prepared by the
^ ir^<v . c y Home Economics III girls in
food’s lab., Tuesday afternoon
m. Hie' principal’s office.
TOlass.*; were discussed for the year.
A decided interest was shown 'by
members of the council in
jnsdring suggestions concerning
The girls were divided ipto two
groups and members of each
group planned their own meals,
------- fn group planned tneir own means,
things which would improve the | ^ ma(Je out their market lists.
__________ >wn School. It was decided u planned three average
sas this meeting that m.orefpc*1001 Jmeals for ~ J— 1VT" 1"'ot7’s n''c01’-
P Te'ved the ways
•prepared and discussed these
meals and commented upon the
food. Mr. Stecker and Mr. Davis
both enjoyed the food and the
Kkellytown School ____
saa this meeting that more scllooi |meals °for a day. Mr. Davis obser-
:spirit should be shown by the pu- ways in which the girls
Mfils and that the pupils will be.ve . - - — «----
given as mudli responsibility
Ifcey desire to assume. It was sug-
gested that all pupils show a lit-
lie more personal pride m their g^“e Economic's III girls appre-
®9©ms and keep them cleaner. Ihe ^heir cooperation and kind-
nn*vnnrl 11119111TY1 Oil S1V tO
ness.
tnemhers agreed unanimously to
ajg^ive their whole-hearted support
t© home room programs for open-
mg exereises.
Judge—The police tell me that
-you and your wife had some
ononis.
Prisoner—I had some your hon- j
hut I didn’t get a, chance to j jects.
NBW
The High School Library re-
ceived a shipment of new books,
Friday, Sept. 27, on various
sub-
®se them.
There are fifteen books on fic-
tion, six on biography and auto-
BRUMMET’S biography, one on travel, three on
{FURNITURE & REPAIR SHOP etiquette, eight on drama, five on
1 _ .1 anrl nnp. Oil Sal-
We Specialize in Upholstering,
Jfcefinishing and Repairing all
jldnds of Purniture.
Pampa, Texas
IPhone 1425 614. S. Cuyler
So easy
to buy...
{the six-bottle
.carton
DRINK
tZes and stunts, and one on sal-
esr^the hooks on fiction axe
“Reaching for tlm Stars,
Nora Wain, “The Virgin,an, by
Owen Wilier, “Kebecca, by Da-
phne du Maurier.
The books on biography are a-
bout George Washington, Admi-
ral Byrd, Sir Walter Scott, and
Nathaniel Hawthorne
These books are all new and
many are written by f amous wri -
ers. They will be of interest to all
high school students.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Smart of
Hobbs, N. M., visited her mother,
Mrs. Laura. Naylor, the first of
the week.
■d
Only Once a Year
ANNUAL SALE OF
“No Mend”
SILK STOCKINGS !
Oct. 4 through Oct. 12
with silk prices up, this sale is more important to you than ever.
Fresh new shades and a complete assortment of styles and sizes.
Be here early — now’s your chance to lay in several month’s
supply at a saving.
Our $1.15 Quality in 2, 3 and 4 Thread Weights
ONLY
THE PAIR
Murfee’s
PAMPA’S QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE
Pampa, Texas
You’re Cordially Invited
To Attend the Formal
Opening* of the Panhandle’s
Newest, Most Modern and
Complete Funeral Home
FRIDAY, SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY
October 11, 12, 13 ,
DUENEEL - CARMICHAEL
FUNERAL HOME
Pampa
VOGUE
Sli ELL Y TOWN
Friday and Saturday:
‘ ‘ siightly Tempted ’ ’—IL Her-
bert, J. Downs, P. Moran.
Sunday and Monday:
“Leather Pushers” — Richard
Arien, Andy Devine.
Tuesday:
“Florvan’’ — Robert Young,
Helen Gilbert.
Wednesday and Thursday:
“The Return of Frank James”
-H. Fonda, G. Tierney, J. Coop-
er.
FALL BOOM PREDICTED
BY ECONOMIST
Texas business factors—alrea-
dy feeling the effects of national
defense program stimulation—ap-
pear on the verge of unprecedent-
ness Research claimed spreading
markets for Texas agricultural
and ranch products.
A 3-point raise in the Bureau’s
composite index of Texas busi-
ness—covering six key industries
and trades—over August, 1939,
ed boonr, a University of Texas'revealed the upward swing has al
economist indicated last week. ready begun, he pointed out
Citing growing payrolls in in-
dustrial sections of the country,
Recent
national
moderate
business,
expansion in
if continued
Dr. F. A. Buechel, statistician in [through early 1941, Dr. Buechel
the University’s Bureau of Busi-'said would boost industrial acti-
vity (to “boom proportions sel-
dom, if ever, reached before. ’ ’
“Not only are the industries
immediately connected Avith the
manufacturing of war material3
experiencing a sharp rise, but
such peace-time industries as au-
tomobile manufacturing, building
construction, and the manufac-
ture of naiWoad equipment are
certain to go forward at high
levels,” he said.
YOU GUESS
’EM—
WE
TELL ’EM
Senior girl with blond hair,
blue eyes, light comp 1 e x i o n,
height 5 ft. 2 in., 17 years of age,
ha3 been in W.D.H.S. four years,
and: goes by nickname of “Dee-
Dee.” She also wears glasses and
runs* around with Angeline Ur-
banczyk. * ^
Freshman girl; has light brown i
hair, blue eyes; height 5 ft. iy2 ’
in., weight 109 lbs.; goes by nick-
name of “Woosie, ” is very cute
and runs around with Wanda
Fave Brock.
Sophomore boy, has black hair,
blue eyes; weight 136 lbs., very
popular, and plays on first string
in football: rides bus No. 11.
Senior girl, brown hair, blue
eyes, olive complexion, height 5
ft. 5 in.; runs around with Chris-
tine and La Verne Austin and
Frances Lamb; seems to be popu-
lar.
Freshman girl with blonde hair,
blue eves; goes bv nickname of
Bee Jee,” is rather pretty and
well liked; lives at Skellvtown
and is sometimes seen with Ta-
mara Ann Arwood.
WHAT IS YOUR
HOBBY, GIRLS?
Jean Couch /collects unusual
pins.
Lois Beighle collects snake hid-
es.
Geraldine Weatherall collects
perfume bottles.
Dona. Newton collects recipes
and Western movie stars’ pictur-
es.
Audean Rousseau’s hobby is
drawing pictures of the sea.
Lou Alta Harlan’s is taking
pictures.
Tressie Honaker’s is cooking.
Betty Ann Fleming collects
stamps.
Juanita Gray collects little
white china horses.
Billie Ruth McDowell collects
mirrors.
Dolores Bishop collects picture
cards.
Anna Lou Anderson collects
gopher matches.
Frances Lamb collects glass
dogs of all kinds.
Christine Austin collects what-
nots.
Dorothy Colgrove collects pen-
nants, stamps, and pictures.
Jennett Moore’s hobby is train-
ing horses.
j
eyes have muscles, too
Poor light can cause strain to eye muscles, weakening them and
thus impairing the vision. Good light helps eye muscles to de-
velop normally, and is therefore very impoxtant tc children of
school age, as well as to older folks. Now, with scientific I. E S.
lamps for the home, and correctly designed lighting for schools,
eyestrain is being minimized. It will cost very little to equip
your home with I. E. S. lamps.
Bett er Light for
Better Sight
We use the Sight Meter, an instrument
which accurately measures the seeing
power of light, to check your home for
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test made in your home.
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PUBLIC .SERVICE
Company
'A
Skaggs Red & White Grocery
INCS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
SPECIALS
Phone 46
With Delicious Flavor, Good and Wholesome
PEARS, No. 2%, pieces in syrup, can.. 17c
CHERRIES, Brimful!, No. 2, can ......15c
PRUNES, Brimful!, No. 1, 2 cans........ 17c
SALAD DRESSING, Best Maid, qt..... 25c
CATSUP, Brimful!, 14 oz. bottle........11c
WON-UP, No. 2, 2 cans ........................17c
BLACK-EYED PEAS, 2 cans_________ ... 17c
Green Beans, Pecan Valley, 2 cans______21c
PEAS, Brimfull, No. 2, 2 cans____________27c
CORN, Brimfull, No. 2, 2 cans............25c
SCOCO, 4 lb. carton ............................. 39c
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 7 oz. pkg.........5c
SYRUP, Staleys, table size, per can .... 13c
Marshmallows, Browns, fresh, 1 lb..... 15c
COCONUT, Marco, 8 oz. pkg............r.. 13c
RAISINS, Brimfull, 2 ft. pkg.............15c
CLEANSER, Old Dutch, per can..........9c
WASHO, regular size, per pkg.__________16c
MILK, Large Carnation, 2 cans.......... 15c
COCOA, Hersheys, Vi lb....................... 10c
KREMEL, ass’t. flavors, 2 pkgs. ..........9c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Celery, fresh, bleached, per bunch......9c
Bananas, Central American, per lb..... 5c
Lemons, Sunkist, large, per doz.--------19c
CABBAGE, fresh, per lb.....................2X/2C
Carrots, Radishes, & Onions, 3 bun— 10c
Ask for FREE Football tickets
for School Children
SPECIALS
LONGHORN CHEESE, full cream, . 20c
BACON, lean sliced, ft............. 22c
POTATO SALAD, 15y2 oz...................16c
SALT PORK, ft............... 17c
“T” Bones & Short Cuts, ft.................25c
BLUE BONNET OLEO, ft.................19c
BACON squares, ft...............-..............16c
SHEFFORD
Wisconsin Cheese
1 ft. American & Pimiento pkg. _ 27c
Yi ft. Amer. & Pimiento pkg.....17e
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Simmons, W. W. White Deer Review (White Deer, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1940, newspaper, October 4, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth871967/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carson County Library.