The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 17, 1941 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DETROIT NEWS-HERALD
IK KTMIT NEWS-HERALD July 1 Registrants
One DolUr A Year . „ ,n. n .
In Red River County
CLAUD COUNC1LL. PaUbWr
R 1, Bogata.
4. Marcell Atlas Cross, R 5,
BUY
Clarksville.
UNITED
STATES
SAVINGS
ffiONDS
5. Anthony S. Bobrukiewicz
AND STAMPS
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One of the biggest aids in mass selling is mass
advertising. In the long run, it “polices” itself.
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’ ’ the door or telephone bell, the
Amt of dishes, or even the laughter and voices
of children nearly drive you frantic—days when
you are restless, and cranky?
«Do you lie awake nights?
When these hectic days and wakeful nights in-
terfere with your work and take the pleasure out
of life for you. fry
DR. MILES NERVINE
Dr. Nervine is a combination of effect, ve
nerve sedatives. Originated nearly sixty years
ego. it is as up to date as todays newspaper.
Dr. ****— Nervine has brought relief
Advertising of poor products always fail. Only a
first rate product, fairly priced, can stand the daz-
zling glare/ of national advertising. When you
think of the heavily advertised scuds, soaps, break-
fast foods, mechanical refrigerators, automobiles,
silverware, radios—-you are thinking of the aristo-
crats among commercial articles.
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Homer Foster,
Courtesy Nation’s Business
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bttrtd as second class matter on
April 9. 1928, »t the post office at De-
troit, Texet, under ect of Me. S, 1879
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The following Red River county
men, who reached the age of 21
between October 16, 1940, and
July 1, 1941, were registered July
1 for the selective service, with
key letter S:
1. Jack Thomas Lowry, Bogata.
2. L. D. Lane, Clarksville, col.
39. Ted Eugene L,»son. Jr..l 102. Robe.t Haney Austin.' 132. Shelby Marlin Carnes. R2,
Annona. —^ • T.» j Clarksville, Avery.
40. Arthur McCullough, Clarke j 103. Loren Gorden Hackier, R | 133. Raymond Burdett Barger,
He. rol. , ^ Bogata. R Avery.
r>4. Chas. Culberson English,
Annona, col.
Avery.
144. Clarence Edwin Gray, R|
Kiomitia, col.
i 145. Robert Louis Reed, An,
nona, col.
ville, col.
REBogat' “ “Ijr A.C.jovner, R2. C,a,V, ^ “......j ,40. Epson Huff. Acworth,
42. Coy Harold Alford,Clarks-, 1Q5 w|Uiam Harvey White, 135. Doyle Douglas Bolton, .14,.
R 6, Clarksville. . J Phillip Marion Harrison, Bagwell.
10b. Chester Edward Cabler, | ciarksvj)ie 149, Donald Scott Thomas, Bo.
ville.
43. John Wayne Tittle, R 2,
Clarksville. _______
44. Othel Lipscomb, Kanawha, Ki mi ia. 137. Janies Edwin A b b o 11 , g0ta.
107. Lester Kennedy, R V
col.
3. Wesley Cleveland Tucktr, nul.
45. Burlin Hearn, Kanawha, Avery
103. George Weavley Moncrief.
s SALF \T HU R WIST OFFICE OR RANK
America On Guard!
Above is a reproduction of the
Treasury Department’s Defense
Savings Poster, showing an exact
duplication of the original “Minute
Man” statue by famed sculptor
Daniel Chester French. Defense
Bonds and Stamps, on sale at your
bank or post office, are a vital pari
of America’s defense preparations
Put Oak Ncwj
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The singing convention was not
held Sunday because of bad
weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison of
West Texas visited Mr. and Mrs.
SamUd AUSti"' RJ*!R Robert Allen Hulen. R 2.! R4-Clarksv.lle.
47. William Homer Fuller. An.. Ojr^. ^
no n«i*-_!__
48. Wallace William Aberna-; ville.
Clarksville,
j 133. I, C. Gossett, Rl, Deport,
j 139. Leonard Eldridge Parker,
150. Clifton T. McCrury, Bo-
Civ
that con:
and Rot
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6. Prentice Oran Halton, R 1, | thy, R 3, Clarksville. | 111- Mayo William Cooper,
Manchester. j 49. Edward Eugene McPher-;R 3, Clarksville
wanted at once
140. John Paul Cooper, Bogata.
141. Thomas Nelson Cox, Rb, School Board will receive bids
Claiksville. . on 75 cords of 16-inch wood ai%
142. Will Edd Cagle, Bagwell. 25 cords of 4-foot wood,-
143. 1 lenry Ray, Lumpkin, Rl. B. G. Bailey, Secy.
?. AlvtsfMerle Lum, R 1, An-
3,
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nona. •
8. Ray Gus ]Gidden, R
Avery, col.
9. Phynies Crawford, R
Clarksville, col.
10. Elmer L. Z. Weese, R 2,
Clarksville
11. William PerryJ[Chesshire,
R 4, Clarksville.
12. Boyd Caldwell,[Clarksville.
13. Fred Charles Banke, R 2,
Clarksville.
14. Robert Lee] McCIanahan,
R 2, Clarksville.
15. Alton Ross Mays, R 4,
Clarksville.
16 Norman^Ray Mowery, R 6,
Clarksville.
)l7. Frank Taylor, R 2, Clarks-
ville, col.
18. Charley]! L. Roberts, R 1,
Clarksville.
19. Jimmie Alton Meador, Av-
«mT-box_&LL Clarksville, col.
50. Charles Milvin Leffel, R 1, | Clarksville.
W.D. Stevens Tuesday.
Emmitt Nunnally and Mr. and,
Mrs. Bill Hoard of Wichita Falls e ^ JohnjNewton Keithf R 3,
Bogata.
21. GriffinjDraper, Manchester. Clar ksville.
22. Sanjuel Curtis Jenkins, R 1, 54. Lemuel Lester Cooper, R 3.
Bogata. j Clarksville.
65. Brackeen McCarty, Kana-
wha, col
23. Jack Ivan Weaver, R 1,
Johnson,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Maroney
Sunday
I N. Lee and family of Rugby
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Euroy Stevens
Mrs Dqpl has returned to Olive' Detroit
•Iter a few days visit with Mrs. j 24. El vie Perry
Mills | Clarksville, col.
Miss Essie Ruth Rodgers has 25. Donnie D. Herrington, R
gone to Commerce where she will 2, Clarksville,
attend school the next six weeks j 26. Willie S. Rosser, R 1, An-
Mr. Maroney celebrated his nona, col.
seventy-ninth birthday Monday. 27. Albert McDemmons, Nor-
Those visiting Jim Lee and fam- ma" Hi“- Parksville, col.
By Sunday were J. N. Lee and 2®- Hollis Alton Jones, R -,
family of Rugby, Mr. and Mrs. DePort_ . . ,
Mrs. Eurby Stevens, Misses 29- Claud Andrew Murpbee,
Geneva Low and Eva Doris Jr'* ^ Avery.
Baucum, Wilbours and Wallace 39- William Elvin Moorman,
Lee, Rediell Chance, Newman ^ 2» D^ro!t’
Low. Charlene and Glenn Stevens, 3E E J Guess, Jr., R 2, Bo-
Frankie Nell, Louise and James 8ata- ....
Howard Crawford, Claud and 32- Edward Henderson Mur-
Wesley Tyler, and Gladys Marie P^y» ^ b Avery.
and Cora Mills. I 33‘ Lawrence William Robert-
Raymond Hardin and family A^,C2arksv“k-
v- . . . . . c 34. Calvin Hugh Cleburne Hen
^nt Sunda »uhe John S mpson derson R , Bjgata
and family. j 35 Gordon Wayne Spcegle,
Mrs. Floy Wolf and two girls R 3 Clarksville,
spent Sunday with Mts. Maroney. 35 Twyman James Cruce,
The graveyard was well cleaned Bagwell,
at the working last Wednesday. j 37. Johnie Lee Glass, Bagwell.
* T. E. Low has made repairs on 38. Billy Frank Freeman, 606
the Post Oak store. South Cedar, Clarksville.
Bogata. —.-
51. Cjarence Allred Buster,
R 2, Bogata.
52. Earl Frazier, Kiomitia, col.
53. Robert Dickson Gibson,
R 1, Bogata.
54. James Leonard Tucker,
Clarksville.
55. David Robinson, R 2, An-
nona, col.
56. Ben Franklin Bowers, R 2.
Clarksville.
57. Rayburn Lee Tidwell R 4,
Clarksville.
58 Huston Cloyce Lee, R 1,
Detroit.
59. Herman Prentis Walters,
507 Lafayette, Clarksville.
60. Frederick Ellis, Kanawha,
col.
61. Hubert Lee Thompson,
R 6, Clarksville.
62. Eugene Hubbard Smith,
R 6, Clarksville
63. Thomas Paul Moore, R 3,
112. Howard Alvis Eudy, R 4,
113. Charlie Frank Burnett,
Manchester.
114. Janies Connie Healy, box
337, Clarksville
115. McDonald Halley, R 1,
Bagwell.
116. Paul David McGill. R 4*
Clarksville.
117. Nonar Couch, Rl, Negley.
118. Leon Mayes, CCC camp,
Bogata.
119. Calvin Smith, Detroit, col.
120. O’Neil Alexander Hines,
R5, Clarksville
121. Wm. O. Smith, CCC camp,
Bogata.
122. Jesse Diver Jones, John-
town.
123. W. C Johnson, R6, Clarks-
ville, col.
124. James Archie Upchurch.
Clarksville.
125. Louis Alan Wilson, Avery.
126. James Allen Thomas, R3, j
66. Walter Levain Lewis, R 1
Deport, col.
,67. Jack Berry, Detroit, col.
68. Willie Jenkins, R 3. Clarks-
ville, col.
69. Clemmie Alford, Bryarly,
col.
70. Roscoe Simmons Brembry.
Bogata, col.
71. John Nowlin Gibson, Bogata.
72. Alfred Floyd Martin, R2.
Clarksville.
73. Wyatt Gaffney, Rl. Neg-
ley, col
74. George Thomas Carson,
Avery.
75. Eugene Thomas Davis, An-
nona.
76. Paul Henry Butts, Annona
77. Maurice Crawford Babb,
R5, Clarksville.
78. Homer Lee Cox, Rl, Annona.
79. Pat Curtis Gray, Rl, Deport.
80. Hetman Dean Woodle, R2,
Bogata.
82. John Lewis Strain Jr., De-
troit.
82. William Russell Bobinett,
Rl, Bagwell.
83. Marlin Alexander Low, R2,
Detroit.
84. Robert Carey Wooley,
Clarksville.
85. James Edward Ladyman,
Detroit.
86. Harlan Burleson Croxton,
Woodland.
87. Jimmie Dee Bond, R 5,
Clarksville.
88. Zack Dewitt Miller, R 2,
Bogata.
89. Carl Daniel Davis, Detroit,
col.
90. Leonard Ellis, Avery.
91 Coleman Wesley Sandlin,
Rl, Detroit.
92. Joda Waltfr Graham, Rl,
Bagwell.
93. Frank Sears Chiles, Clarks-
ville.
94. Robert Windsor Stidiam,
Jr., Rl, Annona.
95. Phillip Eugene Lamaster,
R2, Bogata. >
96. Leroy Harrison, Rl, Anno-
na.
9% Hugh Riley Forester, R 2,
i Bogata.
| 98. Robert
Clarksville.
Clarksville.
127. Isaac Williams, Kanawha, j
col.
128. Chas. Edward Coats, Box-
elder.
129. Norman Clark Raulston,
Rl, Clarksville.
130. Cullen Clyde Becknel, R2,
Clarksville, col.,
131. Willie McDonald Forte. R^
Clarksville, col.
We Call It
ROMANCE
jtrj just a can of soup. But during a long I ifetinie
the man who made it found t-ouife way to advertise
it. At lir-t, just a sign over his little soup kitch-
en, a few newspaper ails, a few billboards. But
as the advertising grew, »o did the business.
Now the business employs thousands of workers
helps to support ten- of thousands of retail clerks
and transportation men, and give- the housewife a
better, cheaper soup than she could prepare at
home.
Back of every heavilv advertised article is a
romantic storv of this kind - “the kind of romance
that built America.
Courtesv .Nations' Busines
Oil
-0 | Advert!
UAKDI1
w placed
l)|stt i< t Courl
alT:iirs turned
uf Insurance!
All por>«..t|
Hartal As?*,
prcrtent the I
at my ol
day* frjirn !
Blank, prtj
roiueat
Host Office* |
Austin.
99. James Edward Gill, R 1,
Deport. —e
100. Leroy Plant, Detroit.
101. Sidney John Harvey Pratt,
I>eirdif.
If It’s Heavily
Advertised It
Has to be Good
OUR BRAND of democracy was won for us, and
is being held for us, by men who chose their own
careers, owned big farms, built big factories, and
did what selling was necessary to keep those farms
and factories busy.
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