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PAGE EIGHT
THE COOPER REVIEW
FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1942
Personals
Mrs. Harry McClain and Mrs.
Morris Wilson
Wednesday.
were in Dallas
RATIONING
Continued From Page One
be substituted may be one of the
same body type as the one with-
drawn by the pool, provided it
j has a lower list price. Or it may
- I be a four-door sedan, while the
Frank Chapman of Sulphur car to be removed is some other
Bluff transacted business in body style. Similarly, it may be
Cooper Wednesday. « two-door sedan, to substitute
...... for a four-door sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bartley I Mr- Hooten explained that a
of Ladonia visited his brother, deBler nmy aPPly' to the OPA in
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ' " ashington for permission to re-
W. I. Bartley, Wednesday. i move the desiied automobile
___from the government pool, of-
Mrs. Morris Wilson of India- ! faring to turn in as a substitute
napolis, Ind., is here for a visit a car that is better suited to the
with her mother, Mrs. J. A. Blev- ! Purposes for which the pool was
jng j created. These applications go
direct to the OPA in Washington
OUR DEMG >rtACV-
UNCLE SAM
SETS A GOOD TABLE.
by Mai
iReV. And Mrs. James ! ^rs. A- W. Templeton and
I Roberson Honored d*"'hl? °l|>h‘ Aldrid|"’
x oi i, , I of ( harleston were in Cooner
1/\t ohower July 12 Tuesday.
FOR SALE, used sheet iron, all
lengths.—J. F. Henslee Hard-
ware.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jones and an(1 not to the local War Price
Mrs. Christine Smith attended the anfl Rationing Board, but the
funeral of, their aunt, Mrs. Jeff J local boar<1 bas information avail-
Hargrove, in Gober Saturday. abIe f°r advisiing dealers on the
_ proper manner for submitting the
Miss Helen Louise Davis, who application,
has heen quite ill since the re- j Mr. Hooten announced today
moval of her tonsils, is now much j that new ‘ rationing restrictions
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A miscellaneous shower com-1 C. W. Brock, who was a sur-
i plimenting the former Miss gical patient at a hospital in ^°°Per
FOR SALE, team and set of
farming tools.—See Pat Banks,
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hon,e und
CLASSIFIED ADS
I James Roberson, was given by 'onvaleseing.
I Miss Nora Ree Spigner Monday, |
'July 12 at Klondike. Mrs’.!
j Stevens, mother of the bride, was,
j >n charge of the bridal book in
| which the names of the guests MULES FOR SALE, plenty of
were written | good work mules; also hay.-La-
I Music and gameswere furnish- mar Truck & Tractor Co. rctf
ed for entertainment after which ' ——- -______
th<> bride and groom were taken SALE, plenty of work mules
, to a table which was filled with an(^ brood mares. Also good J
J many lovely gifts. '
or Pickups to us for highest cash
prices.—Lamar Chevrolet Com-
pany, 55 South 20th Street, Par-
is, Texas. c33r34
FOR RENT, first floor apart-
ment 3 or 4 rooms unfurnished
with bath and private entrance
Also upstairs bedroom.—M
Janies Patteson.
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improved.
Yvonne Medlin, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Oyler in Dallas,
home.
has returned
have tightened the list of eligibles !
for new tires, tubes and recap-
ping. “This revision was an ob-
■ vious necessity,” he said, “and j
it will help to relieve the criti- |
cal rubber tire situation.” The!
| new amendment to the tire ration- J
Mrs. Morris Wilson of India-, ing regulations, Mr. Hooten said,
napolis, Ind., is visiting her j makes it plain that only vehicles
mother, Mrs. J. A. Blevins, and ^ engaged in service essential di-
other relatives of this city. i rectly to the war effort or to the
—- i public health and safety are to
Mrs. S. H. Tomlinson of Sul- be eligible. This will cut off
phur Bluff had her tonsils re- ! from eligibility for tires all priv-
moved Thursday at Janes Clinic ately operated trucks carrying al-
and Hospital. J coholic beverages, soft drinks and
-— similar bevearegs, tobacco pro-
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cummings j ducts, confections, candy, flow-
Hopkins County
•Couple Wed In
Lake Creek Sunday
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TYPICAL ARMY CAMP MENU:
BREAKFAST-FRESH FRUIT, FRESH MILK,CEREAL
BACON AND EGGS, BUTTEREO TOAST
OR BREAD, COFFEE, SUGAR.
DINNER — SOUP, MEAT, POTATOES, 2 VEGETABLES,
SALAD, PIE OR. CAKE.
HOT OR ICED BEVERAGE.
SUPPER- MEAT, POTATOES, VEGETABLE,
DESSERT. HOT OR ICED BEVERAGE.
The modern fighting-man's meals are modern too—
SCIENTIFICALLY" BALANCED, EX PE RTLV PREPARED,
GOOD TO EAT — AT A COST OF 45* PER DAY,
AN AAMY-ANOA NAVV-ST/LL "TKA VBJ.S ON/T& STOMACH-
ANP OOP MEN ARE GOING PLACES J
-Ik .ou-a. Hanna .„d Y.un, .J j WANTED, 100.000 „* „ IdU
KEEP RADIOS IN REPAIR " itb Ray’s Rat Killer. Guaranteed.
j Batteries and repair part, pluo ?°r ,k‘fenSe ki» TOW rats. 35c,
guaranteed repairing. ,J0C> $1.00 at Miller’s Pharmacy.
: WILLIAMSON RADIO SHOP j __ ’
FOE SALE, (cum and WANTED, experienced beauty
I tools, with rent of 45 acre farm' °Perator» must be good. Straight
I 1 J a _ _ UtllniMr /V n1«A A A 1 2 TT
i sS S E£|£= £H£€E ~
in a ceremony performed at the i __
| altar of the Brushy Mound Meth-
odist Church Sunday afternoon at
2:30. The church pastor, Rev.
T. L. Darby, read the impressive
ring ceremony.
The attendants of the bride
and groom were Mr. and Mrs.
Isom Jones, of Carthage.
rc31’
FOR SALE CHEAP, one 4-whed
trailer with tires, 2 chicken
houses 10x14, sheet iron top, 18-
gallon milk can.—J. C. Chance,
1st NW block Cooper. rc31*
Celebrates Birthdays
With Dinner Sunday
ONE
BUCK
and Mjr. and Mrs. Alvis Martin of
Dallas were week end guests of
relatives in Cooper and Pecan
Gap.
Miss Lillian McKinney, accom-
panied by Miss Pauline Hudnall,
of Teague, visited friends in
Monahans last week, also visited
Calrsbad Caverns while on their
trip.
ers, toys, novelties, jewelry, furs,
radios, phonographs, musical in-
struments or other luxury goods,
unless the transportation of such
things is only incidental to the
main service performed by the
hide.
Also dropped from the eligibil-
ity list A are private carriers
providing transportation for in-
cidental maintenance services
such as the cleaning of office
Rev. I. R Bennington, pastor, buildings, or fop repairing por-
of seveial of the rural Baptist j table household effects, or pro-
< hurdles, closed a meeting at viding materials or services sole-
Hickory Grove Church Sunday ' ly for landscaping or beatuifica-
night. He began a meeting at tion of any construction project
Mt. Joy Monday night. J 0r establishment.
I “The new amendment to the J
Mr>. Bernice Kenyon and regulation gives our board the
daughter, Mrs. Floyd Aten, of: responsibility of sifting applies-1
Tyler visited over the week end J tions with this yardstick: Does
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Riggs. : that truck or vehicle contribute
They were accompanied home by directly to the war effort, or to
Laura K. Riggs, who will visit in! the public health and safety,”
Tyler this week. Mr. Hooten said. “We know
that vehicles working on war
u. S. Forces Blast Jap Aleutian Base
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Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Rutherford
projects must be served first. All
: Mmes. W. I. Bartley and
Oscar Scott entertained with a
three course dinner Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. I.
Bartley, honoring the' birth-
days of Mrs. Jack Silman and
Mrs. Cal T. Scott which occurred
on Sunday and Bob Scott Bartley
which occurred on Friday. The
table was centered with a low
crystal bowl of mixed flowers.
Places were set for the honorees,
Mmes. Silman and Scott, and Bob
Scott Bartley,\ Cal T. Scott, Mr.
and Mis. Harry Bartley, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Sciott and Mr. and Review and Courier $1.50 a year
Mrs. W. I. Bartley. «; «j -------
! Pauline Moss, Greenville, Texas.
FOR SALE, Farmall tractor with
attachments, 2-row bedder, 2-row
planter, 2-row cultivator, 1 disc
braking plow.—See «r write Dr.
0. Y. Janes, Cooper, telephone
198. rctf
I AM putting up the Bates mead-
ow, also the Gill meadow this
week. I understand these are
among the best native grass
meadows in the county. 22 l-2c
per bale on meadow; 25c deliver-
ed. Will trade hay for any kind
of livestock.—Ed McKinney, cr
Ont Buck outoF Ewry Ten
you earn should brqoinq g
into U.S. KBit Bonds• Stamps /
and son, H. K„ Jr., returned to others will have to wait.” Mem-,
ther home at Waxahachie Wed- ■ hers of the army and navy were I
nesday after being called here on made eligible for recapped tires!
account ^ o . the death of their , for passenger cars under certain)
brother-ni-hnv and uncle, D. M, restrictions of necessity, effective j
July 25, L. F. Hooten announced j
Mis. Minnie Overall of Dalian ‘"'X 7!” d°ne at *he H
arrived Thursday to visit l«r l“,)'
brother. John SFroCtn. .s„ ”un*s’ Mr- H°°ten explained,
and our instructions are to ad-1
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Mils photograph, made from a U. S. navy plane, shows a Japanese
transport burning in Kiska harbor, in the Aleutian islands. The harbor
hail just been bombed by C\ S. army planes in one of the elTorts to blast
the enemy from this foothold. Other Jap ships can be seen in the harbor.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Rutherford
and son, H, K. Rutherford, Jr.,
, and Mrs. D. M. Fisher visited Mr.
| Rutherford’s sisters in Paris
I Tuesday before returning to their
home in Waxahachie.
C. A. COCKRELL
INSURANCE
NOTARY PUBLIC
Pi'CAN GAP — TEXAS
Guard your Health
WEIR
CLEAR CLOTHES
LOWEST PRICES IN
DELTA COUNTY AT
CLARK’S
BETTER
CLEANING
Fast Side Square Cooper
First Official Review of Women’s Army
brother, John Stratton and sis-
ters and families.
minister this new amendment to
Ed Hendricks, who operates his fj* ^ioning regulations strict-
rm east oftown, is show-' ^ ./°r >nstanc€* he said, it is;
specified that no certificate for
tires shall be issued unless an'
army or navy applicant presents!
a statement from his command-1
ing officer, setting forth that the
application is for tires or tubes j
necessary for transportation be-
tween the army or navy man’s
farm
ing some very fine tomatoes
which he grew there. One to-
mato weighed one and a half
pounds.
Miss Margaret Yeager has re-
turned from a trip to South
Texas and Mexico. She was ac-!
companied home by her sister,: res'^ence an(J bis P°st of duty,
Mrs. Alva Hethcock. and son! I 0r wbcre bis car must be used on
Dwell, of Progreso, Rio Grande official military business, and
Valley, who will visit here for 1 tht‘rc is no military vehicle avail-
several weeks. I able.
---j “Military authorities are being
The Presbyterian Church of ' aske(l to cooperate by organizing
Ladonia have called the Rev J. I transportation committees at each
V\\ Woodard of Mt. Enterprise ! army or navy Post. if tbat has not
to serve the Ladonia and Dial! beon cl°ne already,” Mr. Hooten
ohurcihcs. Their daughter, Miss 1 said> “in a manner similar to that
Cathryn Woodard, is a member used m forming such committees
Big Shoe Sale
Every pair of men's, womens', boys1 and girls' shoes
must go in this Big Sale of Strictly Summer Shoes.
Come early and save on shoes that ivill be
higher later.
revlcwSof°Uie*^Is!**women’sort Des'^^ncs^Iowa.^as
an expected enlistment of 25,000 officers and “privates.”
of the Cooper school faculty and
teaches public school music.
Mrs. Lilly Mays, colored,
in war production plants. That
is to assure that each vehicle
carries as many passengers as
its capacity allows. Military
in receipt of a cablegram from \ commanders are required by the
her son, Herbe rt Gains, in Aus- j amendment to take all reasonable
tralia saying t.ha* no arrived, steps to insure that an applicant
safely and was well. .He had for tires limits his use of the ve-
previously wired his mother $107
and he a«ked if she got it and if
she is drawing $20 a month from
4thc government from his ser-
hicle to the purpose for which
the application is made, except
for a minimum of driving essent-
ial for personal purposes other
is re-! than pleasure driving.”
vices She says that she
teiving this benefit.
Mrs. Troy Moore of route 3
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McKinney ba<l ber tonsils removed Tuesday
have been notified that their son,! *fanes Clinic and Hospital.
Chester McKinney, Jr., who is in ' -
a signal corps unit and who has1 Cecil Crouch, who has been a
been stationed at Camp Murphy, surgical patient at Janes Clinic
Fla., has been transferred to! ami Hospital, has returned to his
air corps communications at Scott ^ home.
Field, 111., Mr. McKinney has' < --
been in the service since last The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
March. Tom Reel had her tonsils remov-
--——■— ■ ■ J ed Tuesday at Janes Clinic and
Read the ads in the Review. Hospital.
McClain-Harvey
Wed July 1 9
Mir. and Mrs. Grover McClain
have announced the marrige of
their daughter, Melba Jo Mc-
Clain, to Garland Harvey, son of
Mi. and Mrs. Garner Harvey of
Paris July 19 at Hugo, Okla. The
bride wore a navy alpaca suit!
with white accessories and a cor- I
sage of white gladioli. The !
couple returned to Paris where !
they will live.
The bride is the third daughter I
of Mr. and Mrs. McClain and is
a graduate of Cooper High School. |
Mr. Harvey has a position with !
Hillhouse Grocery in Paris
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Todd of
| Dallas are visiting Mr. and Mrs. j
■ J. R. Fulton this week.
Mrs. Morris Wilson, Mrs. Harry
McClain and Mrs. J. D. Miller
were in Dallas Wednesday.
Ladies’ Dress Shoes v$i9e8s $1.69
Ladies' Dress Shoes vsi9? $2.29
Ladies' Dress Shoes v$i!s8 $2.79
ONE BIG TABLE SHOES $
Valves to $3.98 Odds & Ends
RAY WILSON
FROZEN FOOD
LOCKER
Preserve Your Fruit, Veg-
etables, and Meat For Year
Around Use.
Sale Men’s Summer Shoes
Men's Dress Shoes JJ”
Men's Dress Shoes v$i9e?
2.97
$3.87
Charles .Henry Harris is visit-
ing his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Burrow, in Clarks-
ville. L
Men, women and children’s
SHOES
Boyd's Brown-bilt
Shoe Store
J. T. TAYLOR
ABSTRACT CO.
2nd Floor Stovall Bldg.
Abstracts, Loans,
Real Estate and
Surveying
Phone 168
Remember we have a big sale on all Children's
Summer Shoes.
Perkins Brok
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