The Lampasas Daily Leader (Lampasas, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 194, Ed. 1 Monday, October 20, 1930 Page: 1 of 4
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No half truths!
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"MILDER ...and BETTER TASTE
© 1930, Liggett & Myehs Tobacco Co.
The Lampasas Daily Leader
TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR
MONDAY
LAMPASAS. TEXAS. OCTOBER 20, 1930.
MONDAY
NUMBER 194
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Demonstration
f —OF—
White Crest Flour
MISSOURI VALLEY'SOFT WHEAT
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
October 21-22-23
‘ BY MISS CATHERINE A. KENT
Demonstration Angel Food Cakes Wednesday f
2: 00 p. m. Refreshments served each afternoon |
| 2:00 to 4:00 o’clock. 24 lbs. White Crest Flour
X given away each afternoon at 4:00 o’clock.
Senterfitt Grocery Co.
AH Phones 375
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RELATIVE OF LAMPASAS
CO. PEOPLE DIES IN COLO.
The Leader was handed an edition
of the Paonia, Colo., newspaper pub-
lished on October 9, which carried the
death notice of Mrs. Nellie Elizabeth
Wooten Isaacs, daughter of Mi-, and
Mrs. William Wootton, who live on a
ranch near Paonia. Mr. and Mrs. Wootr
ton are former residents of Lampasas
County and are related to the Groves
family in this county.
Mrs. Isac-cs’ death occurred at a
hospital in Grand Junction, Colo., fol-
lowing an attack of influenza. She
was attending business college at that
place at the time she was taken ill.
The deceased was 21 years of age
and besides her parents and brothers
and sisters she leaves two small sons,
Junior and^William Isaacs.
Klenzo dental cream, price 39c the
tube at Mackey’s. .(d)
W. M. U.
The various circles of the W. M. U.
will meet Tuesday as follows:
Willard Taylor Circle—Mrs. R. F.
Senterfitt.
Bessie Smith Circle—Mrs. Mat
Smith.
Minnie Alexander Circle—Mrs. C. T.
Harkey.
Lockett Circle—Mrs. G. C. Miller.
FOR RENT—I will rent the store
room 23 x85 feet, first floor under
S. W. Bell Telephone office for year
1931 or longer.—W. B. Abney. (tf)
The Pythian Sisters will meet this
evening at 7:15 o’clock at the Pythian
hall. All members are urged to be
present.
The normal
skin requires . .
—certain care which may be sup-
plied in the home by using the
new Hand Principle of DuBarry
Beauty Treatments*
DuBarry Cleansing Cream,
81.50, $2.50, $4.50.
DuBarry Skin Tonic and
Freshener, $1.00, $1.75.
DuBarry Foundation
Cream, $1:00.
Du Barry beauty
Preparations
Created by Hudnut
WILSON DRUG CO.
-r-THE NEW—
Leroy Theatre
BOW
a
Love Among
the?
Millionaires!
CL paramount QfctuTti
Added
Mickey Mouse Cartoon
“Jazz Fool”
Universal News Reel
Show Starts 7:00
Lower Floor: 15c & 50c
Balcony: 10c & 40c
TOMORROW & WEDNESDAY
New Fox Movietone
“FOLLIES OF 1930”
D. T. Briggs Jr. spent Sunday and
Monday in Dallas combining busi-
ness and pleasure.
CITY SHOE SHOP
C. I. LaBounty, Prop.
“Where Lampasas is Entertained”
(Western Electric Sound System)
LAST SHOW ING TONIGHT
Sittin’ on top of a mintful of pep
and personality! A gay, lovin’ time
is “in the bag” for you when you see
and hear
The Greatest Good to’
The Greatest Number
THAT’S WHY WE ARE SELLING
MERCHANDISE FOR LESS
We are of and for Lampasas and always give our
Home People the preference. But we do not pen-
alize the many for the benefit of the favored few.
When the Best Bread is selling in the large cities
for 5c a loaf, it is high time that Lampasas woke up
and discovered that the war is over.
We Are Wide-Awake and Selling the Best
Bread that Money Can Buy
1 loaf {till 16 oz. for....................... 7c
2 loaves fuU 16 oz. for...................13c
4 loaves fidl 16 oz. for....................25c
We hope to increase our sales to where we can
sell the Best Bread for 5c a loaf, and the way the
people are giving us their support in selling for
less it looks like we might shortly be able to meet
the price made m the larger cities.
Price Our Other High Grade Groceries
We WiH Save You Money
” BUS PEOPLE WHO SELL IT EOR LESS"
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
LAMPASAS GETS MORE
RAIN OVER WEEK END
For the fourth consecutive week end
Lampasas has been visited by show-
ers of r.ain, this time the rain fell on
Sunday, starting in the early morning
hours and continuing at intervals dur-
ing the day. The total amount of pre-
cipitation registered according to the
gauge at Stokes Bros, bank, .50 of
an inch. The ground was already
thoroughly soaked from the recent
down-pours, so this additional half
inch made roadways pretty slick for
travel. •
MRS. J. C. RAMSEY ENTER-
TAINS “500” CLUB SATURDAY
Saturday afternoon at 3 o’clock, Mrs.
REV. A. C. DONATH RESIGNS
AS PASTOR OF BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. C. Donath, who has been
J. C. Ramsey was hostess to her “500” i pastor of the First Baptist church here
club, Mrs. Frances Law serving as
cateress at her home in the western
portion of the city. Mrs. Law arrangr
ed a lovely party using autumn blos-
soms to lend the floral note and at
the same time to give a hospitable
charm to the home.
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since January 1, 1928, tendered his
resignation Sunday evening and the
same was accepted by the church.
Rev. Mr. Donath will remain here un-
til the last of this month and will then
go to Mart where he has accepted a
call from the Baptist church of that
Five spirited games of “500” were j place,
played during the course of the after- | Rev. and Mrs. Donath have made
noon which resulted in the high score ; many friends among the Lampasas
award going to Mrs. Emma Cauthen.; people during their residence here and
This was a lovely breakfast cloth. The j they all regret to lose this family, but
low score prize, a refrigerator dish, wish for them every success in their
was won by Mrs. H. F. Di.ckason. Mrs. new field of labor. All departments
J. R. Key was presented with the of the church have been strengthened
guest high score award, a pack of during their stay here and the church
playing cards. j is in a good financial condition at
Mrs. Law proved to be a charm- ‘ this time. They are both faithful and
ing hostess and at the close of the earnest workers for the church and
games served an appetizing salad have accomplished much good for the
course consisting of molded fruit church. The new Baptist parsonage
salad, brown bread sandwiches and was built during their residence here
hot tea to the following club mem- and they moved into the home Sep-
bers and Mrs. Ramsey’s specially in- tember 1928.
vited guests: Mesdames Emma Cau-
then, H. F. Dickason, R. S. Mills, E.
B. IVIillican, A. L. Higdon, Elbert
Clements, Harriett Hubbard, M. E.
Parker, J. R. Key, W. B. McGee, Roy
L. Walker, H. V. Campbell, Eugene
Charles, Joe Fields and W. J. Fox.
APPEAL TO AMERICAN
LEGION AUXILIARY
R. A. MARTIN IS CRITICALLY
ILL AT HIS HOME HERE
Asperoids—The new treatment for
relieving the discomforts of common
colds. Priced 75c at Mackey’s. (d)
Mrs. Donath and baby will remain
here until the last of this month and
Bro. Donath will be here during that
time with the exception of four days
during which time he will be engaged
in work with W. R. White, state sec-
retary. This work having been plan-
ned some time ago.
The board of deacons of the church
will constitute the pulpit committee,
whose duty it will be to secure an-
. ,, , , _ TT J other pastor for the church.
A call has come from Texas Veteran
hospital centers where ex-service men
are patients, many of them have little
or no compensation and the wives and
children are without support. The
Lampasas unit has been asked to con- Friends learn with deep regret of
tribute clean, serviceable clothing for the illness of R. A. Martin, whose
men, women and children, also a few ! condition has been considered criti-
layettes. Razors and blades, talcum, j cal since Saturday afternoon about 3
shaving cream and house shoes. This | o’clock at which time he suffered a
box must be sent in October, let j stroke of paralysis. A second stroke
every unit member and any friend of j cariie in the early part of Saturday
the cause who desires a part in this ! night leaving him absolutely helpless,
work send articles at once to the home i Every member of his immediate fam-
of Mrs. M. M. Landrum. When those | ily is pi’esent at his bedside the child-
who paid the price for us are in need ; ren coming from o he city are:
should we not be glad of the oppor- ! Miss Lila Martin, who is teaching
tunity afforded us? (school at San Antonio, Mrs. W. L.
Mrs. E. J. Noyes, President. j Doss Jr., and Mr. Doss of Colorado,
--! andTommie Martin, who is a student
Mrs. J. A. Monk and son Todd j in Texas Technological college at
Briggs, of Houston are guests here ! Lubbock.
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. J__
Briggs. They will also visit in the j J. W. Lane went to Dallas Sunday
1 home of Mrs. Birdie Briggs at Kemp- j to attend the State Fair which is in
ner before returning home. progress in that city.
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