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RANKIN, UPTON COUNTY, TEXAS EIUIJAV, AUCiUST 9. 194C ■ • J » F. D. "Shorty^' Belcher Appointed Chief of Police of McCamey Complaints Entered Pool Room Operator Salary Set at $225 Per Against Local Called Rolore City Month; To Resign As Mexican Restanrant Conncil Monday The McCamey City Council on ] P.ipry Rodgers, operator of ;• Constable September 1st Monday evening heard com­ McCamey pool hall, wa.s instruct­ plaints from a K>'oup of West-! ed at the Monday evening mer t- Cases to Be Heard end citizens headed by property- ing Ilf the McCamey City Council Rainey Advocates owner tl. B. Gibbs, against to take .«teps to control diunk- In City Cenrl Frank's Place, a Mexican restau­ enn-ss in his establishment. Separate PcIIs For rant and br-er parlor located in This action was taken by the r. D. "Shorty" Belcher was the residential district on West Council after numerous com­ appointed McCamey Chief of plaints had bcH-n received which Whites-Negroes Fifth St. Police at a City Council meet­ stated that drunken men leaving According to Gibbs, Mexican Separate p< llir.i places lor the ing held at City Hall Monday the establishment had created could be heard whoopin' i •VegriH . and whiti .vill be ^et up evening. July 5. Belcher's sal­ disturbances in the presence of and hollerin' and fightin' and rai­ in Texa- by the I'lt:, Democratic ary was set at S22S per month local women. sin' the general devil at all hours j p: imaries. Crockett Fi.-her, leader plus fees, representing a base Rodgers stated that he had no of the night. Gibbs stated that of the Rainey-fiii-G vi .nor for-! salary increase oi STS per control over individuals after "No gill can pass Frank's Place CCS in Upton Count;, predicted month. The new Chief of Po­ they lett the pool hall, but ’ prom­ after 6 p. ni. without being ac­ today following D’ Homer P lice will resign as Constabla of ised" to do what he could to elim­ costed . . . every time a girl is on Rainev's recommendation to that precinct 4 on Sept. I. His cases inate cause of complaints the street, she is insulted by these | BROTHERS UNDER THE DIN — THt thrte men on the horns ffi>ct. will be tried in City Court, to youths” I art Harry, Jack and Arthur Berv, all players In the NBC Symphony Dr. Rainey's prop' ' to set be re-created on Sept. 1. Orchestra. The only brother trio of French horn players in Amerien, up .separate polling plai for Ne- It is believed that W. A. Gibbs stated that he had to | they came fo the NBC Symphony Orchestra as a group on the Cily Council Votes VERSATILITY PLUS A bit :oe* will go a far v. ti vard Russell, who defeated Belcher work hard to make a living and I Invitation of conductor Arturo Toscanini. of ballot, a touch of pianii- ■. Hiding racial friction an ..t the in the July 27 Primary, will be believed that he and his neigh-1 - Jim Meeks Ponndman playing, a knowledge of fn; -e time will encourage .. Tex- appointed to serve Belcher's bors were entitled to live quietly, j cign languages, a lovely voice, ■ to participate in Dem ratio unexpired term as constable of as is cu: Uie Council to take with the regional head of F P ^ | | | QQu||m|0 At Rlaebonnel Now every vestige cf doubt 8--atitude to the more than 43V the necessary steps to have the*)! A . at which meeting it is lie- Many complaints have been re­ (KK) Texas Democrats who voted The Junior Chamber of Com­ ought to be removed, and thou­ owner of the restaurant operate heved that final approval of the . S n l UOSS P T O S id o n l ceived during recent weeks c:on- for him in the first primary, merce met at the Bluebonnet sands of new supporters will in such manneler that hom€“-own-J site selected for 2lt emergency | cerning stray cattle and horses, Beauford Jester this week de­ Friday night, August 2. lor an flock 'o his banner behind the ers in the area would Iw satis-1 housing units for McCamey vet-i GALVESTON, Aug 7.—R- M. particulcrly from the Park dis­ fined the mam issue of the gu- informal supper. progressive program he has out­ fied. If found that this could not. erans will be received. Surveyor' Hawkins, president of Sul Ross trict. N'rnatorial campaign as a choice The group listened to reports lined for Texas. be done, Belcher was instructed j Si Pittman completed his survey state Teachers College at Alpine,! for Texas h«‘twe«'n Democracy on the JeyCae election night Mr Fisher listed the points in to padlock the place. 1 of the site. locaU-d east of thel.g^jii continue as head of the ccl- and left-wing radicalism. Jamboree. They also elected Dr. Rainey's program as follows: new F. H A. addition, on Tues-j |cge. the board of regents an- Olen Pigfords Return "The principal issue in this a new secretary and treasurer, " 1. F'or the finest educational day Carter and Burgess, Fort bounced at the close of a session campaign." Jester declared, "is Thomas Warren, to fill the va­ system in America. Ll. axd M n. Lewis W oith architects recommended here today. From Extended Trip whether the government of Tex­ cancy left by Bill Moore's re- "2. For a first-class public by F. P. H. A., have been engag- Hawkins previously tendered as shall be conducted according Visit h McCamey Mr. and Mrs. Olen Pigford re­ eignation. Warren will serve health program. ed to furnish plans for convert- his resignation. He had been to Texas tradition, or according turned home Wedneaday, Aug. 7, the unexpired term of 194C-47, ‘‘3. For removal of the ceiling « • Lt. and Mrs. Hugh Lewis ar- ing the buildings, now set aside Jiamed tenUtively as vie* preM- to the tactics of outside forces from an extended vacation trip in on pensions and payment of the rived in MiCamey Tuesday mor- ^ for McCamey at Abilene, into 4- dent OI Southern Methodist Un- unfamiliar with our heritage and 0 the Western States. Among some full $40 a month to our old peo­ ning, Aug. C, from El Paao on « room apartmemta. I iventty. of the places they visited were ple, meeting our obligations to ignorant of our beliefs and per­ SO-day leave. They are stayingj Menefee was empowered Yelerans Urgtd To to! ------Colorado, Cheyenno, Wyo., the sonal freedom. with her family, Mr. and lb * , j represent the City in a Council ! the blind, dependent children and Yellowatone National Park. Mon­ helpless needy, regardless of age , "The , time _ has come, and right L. C. Partin, and Silvia. ttie I meeting held dt the City Hatt anil loinstalo Ptiidos TF.W. Ts Pby S n tana, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, "4. For reaKtnable increase ini ' » h « Texas must ch^se Ramble Pipe Line. j Monday evening. J Aafsls Qsb Salwby Grand Canyon, Aria» and Mex­ World War I! vaterans who taxes on oil. gas and sulphur. j b»‘ ween Democracy and left- Lewis was wound^ “ It U believed that the work of ico. hav« let their National Service "5. For farm-to-market roods; 1 radicalism^ The IhCam cy V. F. W. sMtball with the SSth Di- j^e 10 emergency imiU Mr. Pigford staWa that they Lsf* Insurance lapae were urged improvement of rural life thruj pr^ury. my vWon. He has been in thè W il­ team wUl take the field against from Abilene to McCamey will had a wonderful vacation al- bgr J. Waldo Caraon, Veterans Ad- opponent was supported by the liam Baamnont Hospital at CI one a t its oldest rivals on the base soil conservation, farm co-ops,. get undetway immediately i^ kmi tbawih it was «»d aninistration Contact Aapresenta- CIO Political Action Committee, Paso for thè past seven months pBihs SMmday night wben it tan- scientific research and promotion receipt of final approval from the weather was hot evorywhere they live, to reinstate their policies. and he still is." and was st Tempie In thè Mc- giN with a combinatiow San An- of farm owenrship. F. P. H. A. went V«terans may> do so by going to "8. For industrial peace so that Closky Hospital six months enr* pelo duh at 9 o’clock ia Xiwanis the Odessa, Thxns, V A contact management and labor can de­ Ibr. Lewis has been in thè ar- Park. office, located in the basement Twin Rays Jbe Bara my rince IMO; he was sUtioned | | | fg , l u l l m i B r y H l ' Doe i»usiberger and J. S. Den- vote their time and energy to o f the Ector CounO' Court House. production instead of costly strife, » In How Caledonia a year. I nia, managers of San A it^ lo ball MBS FedlaU Beyi The privilege of owning Na­ Ta D. C. M a a n u is L t and Mrs. Lewis and dauph-l a ! ' clubs, sajr that they waoBd use the public interest to be at all k Honntd Cdfet AReid CeicfciBg SiclMel tional Service Life Insurance is times paramount. Mrs. D. C. Moorman Wrs. Gavie amd Lexie, plan to 0o players Znon both thoir .teams. one of the meet vsKiable benêts to Robert liec from here to ’ Mrs. R. E. Ruble and Mrs. J. Earl H. Stribling urgeMly re­ Seven of McCamey High ^ ^ ^ ^ , "7. For organized labor under | parente of twin his family. M. Poe were hostesses at a coffee School's football boys left Satur- extended to men ' responsible, public-spirited lead-1 Cooper Hospital quests tnat San Angelo "Iprt somo served in World War II. Caraon j orgamziKl farmers.!'“ ** Thursday morning. Aug. 1. Tuesday mommg, Aug. 6, in the real competition." dav, Aug. 3, to attend the Texas ' home of Mrs. Ruble honoring H«gh School CoEtching School at ““ I“ . i organized business and organized i within 30 11 The MOCamey V. F. W. has Recent changes in regulations professional men minutes of each other. Charles f c ;ce7s Move To Mrs. Milton Bryant who is leav­ Corpus Christ!. They were Bob I won must of its 11 straight games and procedures pem its any vet-; ,.g enter-11’“ ''**- < 1» » m.. weigh- ing Friday, Aug. 9, for a vacation by top-hea\’y scores. Ruble, Wally George, James eran to reirautc his lafMed m -' pri^p for the little business man' ® ^ ^"n, bom ch fai Lamptsas in Abikne. Ramsey, Bob Paailey, David Pau­ Tha McCamay surance w it h ^ a medical exam-, entering busi- “ * * “ m , weighed 8 lbs, 4‘s Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Maxcey left Guests present were Mmes. W. Williamson—3b ley, Ward Gregory and Malcolm 7, for their j L. Barber, J. 'W. Gaddy, Chet Wednesday, Aug. Campbell—2b Ham. grown no worac during the pe- | Mrs. Moorman and sons are do- which they I Baird and daughter, Mrs. Paul ranch in Lampasas Shirley—e The boys will have a week's H liber^ixation, i ,„g „,ee,y recently purchased. The M ax-! Cornwall of Oklahoma, H. E. Sto- Foltz—ss tnrining under instructors from \ wi 1 effectm- unUl January , government, i Moorman is employed with ceys have sold all their property kcr, Gerald ^^cGuire Matt Dil­ Alexander—cf large colleges. The instructors here, including the Maxcey Ho­ lingham, K. Dawkins. Collin Gil­ Copeland—p will give the boj's different of­ *' ! “ 10. For a Constitutional am-; Humble Pipe Line Co tel, and are making this perma­ breath, Paul Green, James Net- Stribling—if fense and defense tactics. There endment to prohibit a public o f ------nent move. ; tleton, F. L. Austin, W. W. Lott, Schuhmann—If will also be lectures on track. The Amerien Legioi ficial, while holding one office. I V-J D iy Cdcbraled The Maxceys moved here eight' Harry Logan, Robert Carruthers Harding—lb head instructor is Glen Elliott, I to run for another until the la.st years ago from Richland Springs, i of San Angelo, Mrs. Squibb Car- San A n ^ lo Lina-up who is head coach at the Univer­ Elects Officers year of his term. , With Silver Tea Texas. For the past five years ruthers of Cushing, Okla., and “ 11. For separate schools and Melvin Layne— If sity of Illinois. The American Legion met on In obstrvante of the first an­ separate polling places for N e-' they have owned and operated Mary Ruble. Jack Gregg—rf D X. Bible of the University Monday night, Aug. 5, in the, niversary of V. J Day, August B e Maxcey Hotel. They have j Jim Gregg—c-f of Texas will assi.st ERliott. Legion Hall from 8 to 9:30 to elect ^*“On *^*' the other hand. Dr. Rainey ' WomaiVs Auxiliary o- the glso been dealers in real estate. David Blixisoe— lb officers for the coming year. The , . , , . ,, . J declared.dared himself ' u‘'.a W a rs will |rhile living here. i Gordon Lowe—2b officers re-ck-cted were: . . hold a Silver Tea at the Girl J T-. T T L Against admi.ssion of Nc- Mr. and Mrs. Maxcey have both | John Dennis— ss Commander — Dr. James LJ . . . u , Scout House from 4 to 6. There grcH'S to white schools. ken I'ctive part in the commun- i Roy O'Flinn—.3b Slaughter. will be a program after which "2 Against communism, athe­ welfare of McCamey and have ■ Roy McElhaney—c First Vice Commander—Cuth- exhibits of war souvenirs from ism, facism, Ku Klukism, or anv ie rrany friends while living J. B. Hester—p. bert Carli. many foreign lands will be on other ism' contrary to our demo­ gre who regret that -they arc . Finance Officer — Charlie cratic w ay of life. display. Everyone is invited to Kving, but wish them happiness I Young. attend. "3. .Against socialized 1 their new home Fewer Vacancies Sergeant-at-.|\nn8 — Stove Ste-' medi- phens. cinc. Exist in McCamey "4. .Against election or control' THANKS FOR THE Newly-elected officers to take of our public officials by invisi­ BOUQUET fom Rownll Receives the places of Charles Ham and School System ble government, whether it be in 410 N. Jackson St. lischarge From Navy Bill Moore, who are going to Odessa, Texas. Fewer vacancie.s exist in the school, were: Adjutant, Allen the form of big business or any Y Tom Rowell, Jr., arrived in Mc- McCamey school system, now Jther gioup. j Aug 5. 1946 Moore: Second Vice Commander, The McCamey News .jCamey on July 18, after being that Supt. H. E. Stoker has se­ Lloyd McKinney. “5. Against monopoly or do- j cured more teachers to replace struction of the American system | McCame.v, Texas discharged from the Navy at Delegates to attend the State some of the resignations. of free enterprise. i Dear Sir: %amp Wallace, Texas, on July Convention in Galveston Sept. 3, According to Mr. Stoker, the Enclosed plea.se find check 18. 4, 5, ahd 8, were also selected. “6. Against a general sales tax following new teachers have been or a transaction tax.” for two dollars ($2.00) for one Tom was in the Navy 18 They were Gene Bckols, Willis elected: Mrs. Mary Alma Guest, subwription to your very good nths, during which time he Shirley, James Slaughter, Chas. librarian; Mrs. Henslee Shirley newspaper. er had a leave. He saw actidn Ham. Ralph Daugherty and A l­ Mrs. J. K. Buchann, of Grand Fox, third grade; Mrs. Joe Con­ I enjoy receiving it eadi tha Philippines and Samar fred M. Copeland. Prairie, ia visiting h n brother BYPSY MOTIF -N tc actresa ger, fifth grade; and Miss Ann CAUSI CSLURI - Martorat week and readiag you. liaise Kummer seye thie Rernany- Alternates were Charlie Young, sad his family, Mr. and Mrs. Bar­ EUis. Spanish. WkNlof ho« raaaaii !• Mi te rota, Thanking yon; • 4 ia planning on ratamin ; styled dreee “expreeeee the gypey fh* aiutar, wha raaawuy teoarvat Frank Nickans, Jr., and Erie ney Lee, in Um Humble Camp. hi me.’’ the hee Juei ewHalied Mr. Stoker states that ocbool 1 te airy tnte. > J b aehool this (aU and Hiilaht i ter M ot birthday, ia now olor I« Bone. Three more will be named She will be hare thia week and fratR Chleage te New Verh. win opoB on WadiModay, Sept 4 N t n -FMitp llterria FraHat.* - W B . sAi

»AI. 1 r. Ni.i the Post Of tice jt McCanie.'. CUiUtlON.UObKy T. \ - •f Maich 3. 18 Tm 41. that would give the indus- me certainty over a good Six Month« (in «iYance'. $1.30 On* Y *«r (in adranc*). 92.00 '• .111', years to come But little c I , . held that anything o( that Notice to the Public .\nv tr ni .lus reflection up»>n the character, n.iti.ie will be forthcoming this reoutation or stand.r.i; (::m. individual or corporation will be (ladly correcttni ui'"ti hied to the attention of the publisher > 1 I l.t gilat'on now pending in Con- ! t:c.v, which probably must be IU71 (D flD M A I— ' .ut.'d upon finally within the t S O C I A T I O M m \t week, would give wool . 'wers a guaranteed price of a- * ■ 4 ■und 41c a pound for their pro- iucl. However, the act was • n« t*-CfC V«tk at ffA awn to extend (or only two A A «nYk INVT&Ì AS «k'«g MEMBER 1946 tivf 1 ears after the official close of 4PUC' V * • * M •, 'stllltlCS •jLxa TJisArTS ’ CMCTlMt '.SYN. TEXAS •lAiSOtAlb CACfLY tM.Hr> Tatet K AN fs'CAlOWA This bill, which was worked « » KXfAiavAtl JU9. CHROME SUITES ARE BACK £\f N TlAX'i-w Y'Nt IN lit in the nature of a compromise CtWAAl? WJ«.y .TClOCl These 5 Piece Chrome Dinette Suites now aeaiUble as pictur­ >• H . . PRESI .1 .th wool manufacturers, was 1 ed. except with Leather Upholstered Chair Seats and Backa. not exactly what the growers □ ASSOCIATION % V ' 1 aJAIAM. TXWtb wanted, hut as adjournment ol •' — - I’ongrt ;s neari'd, it seemed the iH'st they were likely to get. »A4ICII ' -MA«.! ONLY S79.50 B U Y A R0PE I 'T *"** H 'lAMibhis >ÄÄ3f .ng to CU! ...... 00 Oui U'ty V : M With L D White of I't Stock- A w.>na-AU7$t ¿»r.nui>4tnv'« t r* 4^ ■ i 1 • 'perty t ..iNudAst I'v e W » ton as .'udge. Rambouillits enter­ PA.SK. iM ii Harris-Luckett Company li n4 J t-.m- ■ y- 1 ^ .n m a V .it- ed by other Pecos County bretKl- McCAMEY. TEXAS ; mt'\- In. stiick -< r (I* n.' t :> i-.ey's >!■• • • . ei* not only placed well but were * djt; O TUE TUs*E SEAWf.N AÍE IN FOBT UN«C A 40-KXJR WtDC I: 1 kr. t ll It -t! l\ i itt; d borse» h , in the top money at the Tenth ir.'i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦»♦♦♦♦•♦♦»•>#»d»f »»d999999999»9»4 great l.‘-= if i.- '!. !h> .1r. ' n» of h'>n .Annua' San Angelo Rambouillet havt' made ou. ; - k . piar< iiT 1 . bed down Show and Sale the first of the j lirst-dey attendance in its his­ !HW31 and the improvements on' to In giving w'.: . M .• - lull .»uti. ■A a» City !’■ .: week in San Angelo. tory the arena cost $1,181.88. or a total I -tne dval w ;th the p : •' t C’ ar.. ,ytd thè t.M« ( Leo Richardsons ram which H L Kokernot. Jr., superinten- of $I5.1 wriu-: idi !: ■ - .ind • . «n niean ti.i : placed first in the 4-tooth class J dent of cooking, stated that about Although the Legion 'till has > A hich star..!' -t . \i% tween a pnigitusive e in-! and was runner-up for the grand , 1.025 meals were served at the the new grandstand and the are-, ■ 've, ahead i;/l -i • > C. H. Poyoor Coastniclion Company backw ard w hile tht i rt ..( th. ■« : championship, brought $400 in a j large dming sheds Monday night. na impros’ements. that oiganiza-j • alize thè r.»ces>.ty ■■ h < pmg It "w n.-rs I'f live-'^•<'k NY iii sale to Pat Rose. Jr., of Del Rio. Every available cabin is occu- tion actually lacktxl $0.2!i7 .38 of j TELEPHONE 194 P. O. BOX 317 oft the -Te. Kind .'»ut of \»a:tì> and I ! f the their cattle and h.!!»«?« bringing the second highest price I pied with many others m tents meeting all the expenses of the* -i.ved witt. .' hard'h ! any park. thi> pf>blem will hu. t : <•« r of the sale. The champion ram. and still scores of others sleeping show and paying for the grand-1 individual It i> >nly n«‘Cfs>a:> i' uy a TL>p« shown by H I. Sims and son, of on cots under the trees which stand and arena impnivements. 1 Verib« s'. was sold to H L. Mos- dot the 1000-acre encampment Receipts this year were as fol­ j ley. Mi!le: sview. for $810 I grounds lows' main gate, $13,000116. glandi GENERAL ROHSTABOOT WOBK Claud Owens’ fine sheep wore i Abou» one-half of the attend­ stand a:it' $2.743 25: grandstand* ; much 'n evidence at the show. ants at the Monday evening ser­ boxes, i l . 752 10; entrance fn-s, I NeCAHEY PLUMBING SHOP ' as th»‘v usually are, his entries vice were there for the first time, ?5,370, C'.nces'iuns. $853 75, and. Tank Cleaning and Cemenling ; won fi I pi n of 10 rams and st-c- ; a poll taken at the service re- i dvertismy $221 25. total. $23.-j I ond an.; fifth in the yearling ram ' vealed. 940 71 I For All Rinds of Plumbing r!a.«s R.ihardson's sheep from Dr. Perry F tA’ebb. pastor 1st Disbursements Total purse and t LIGHT HAUUNG Iraan, ;r addition to providing Baptist Church, San Antonio. prizes. $0,11(8: Bob E.'tes. $5,440; I , the run:.er-up champion ram. al- . preached the opening service and dues to KodtHi Cowboys .Assix'ia-1 WILL GO ANYWHERE ‘ *0 had thi' .second best pi n of 5 : at the morning service Tuesday. tion. $25. dues to National Cow-^ Owens' yearling rams sold at He will alternate with Dr E H. boys .A.ssociation, $25. printing | LABOR CONTRACTIMG $255 and $275. His pen of ten Westmoreland, pastor S. Mam and advertising. $247 56; tele-1 sold for an even thousand dollars Baptist Church, Houston, in this phone and telegraph, $46 11; doc- 1 Vic Holder- -Ralpli Barniptl to H F. Neal of Rankin. manne>- for the remainder of the tor bill}, $60; insurance, $398.50; 1 JOBS AH YW H EBE. . . A N T T IN E Mr While also had a high prlc- session, which runs through Sun- Federal taxes (estimated), $2.769.-1 Office Located Blks. Norik of Hi School I ed ram in the sale, one of his (Jay. 23, and miscellaneous items. $17 - 1 U j breeding si-lling at $310 for the Many people from nearby i Total. 918,893.90. COMPLETE nSURANCE COYEIAGE 'fourth higiist Individual sale towns ettend the services, espe------1 NcCiBiy, Texas price. dally at night, who are not stay-.' E*rhest Gober | Alph Harral and Frank Hinde ing on the grounds. The taber-j*"** three children have gone to ; were heavy buyers of rams for nacle, which has a seating capac-, Rtchland Springs to visit, their Pecos County ranch oper­ ity of cbout 1,000, was filled to ations near capacity at the opening ser vice NOTICE—PHOTOGRAPHY I make portrait pictures at Recent rains have brought out ELECTRIC IR0N$ It depreciation of the organi-| my home in the Stanolind I a profusion of blossom.s in Big zatiun'i property is not taken into Camp located two miles Proctor Herr- Bend National Park in the white- conside.-ation, the American Le­ east of McCamey on the ji McCamey Motor Co. brush. p.nk sene.sa and purple gion Post in Pecos made a gross Rankin Highway (center Lilt Iron 110.95 * sage. Peter Koch, photogr.ipher profit of $5,893 81 on the 1946 house). Quick delivery of . and naturalist, has advisi-H the h Phone No. 15 rodeo, according to figures releas­ Proctor Ailomal- I Slar-Telt gram. pictures. All work guaran­ ed by Post Commander Walter teed C. H. 3ROOKS. Manager and Owner j Koch, with his wife, young • Daggett. ic Iron 9.95 daughter. June, and thi-ir pet SEE D ISPLAY IN BO NrS 1 It is pointed out that the profit deer. Bambi. st>ends much of the READY-TO WEAR Proctor Steam is figuiod before the cost of buil- year in the Big Bend, res.ding at WINDOW ^dmg it new grand.stand and the General Repairing Hot Springs, where Tornillo creek Iron 14.95 Commercial and Home Re­ iniprovtment of the arena is tak­ * emptier into the Rio Grande. He H. W. DBISKILL en into consideration. Tlic frigeration Servica. ON AJTOMOEILilS. TRUCKS. STATIONARY ENGINES, ' has traversed the three great o ¡grandstand cost a total of $13.- # I’Drces i,f the Rio Grande—Santa Electrical Contracting and TP.JiCT ’’ -; ?w LLi;iG MACHINES. ELECTRIC MOTORS Klena. Maiiscal and B'KjuiIIas Appliance Repair. AiO GENERATORS. ceniim — In a kavuk he fashion­ o:'> ed hiiT. eif fi om tough yucca fi- % HARRIS 6 l>er •P h'.svy J:i Wclilni The n: turali.-t. assiK iat' ' with SERVICE STATION PATTERSON ♦ e* tile Cm. .nnati Musi uin ..f .tiir- ♦ : ai Histoiy, IS completing a color ELECTRIC A r.EViii4 3- ^ r - n U:: « ‘h V T o iie d Humble Producís Phone No. 229 motion picture of the Fl.g Mend ♦ McCamey. Texaa 4 ; countrv and an ac "ipanying il'li ♦ W a sh in g___ Greasing A Kil-S'ecl Stock Gr Luggage I lectuie intitl' d, ' De-e-t (Jold," < ♦ which will have its pr.-nier Oi t Lubrication ♦ Trailers Bnilt To Order I 2 at tnc Cnivei.sity ..f Texas in ♦ .Austin Opposite Bender Hotel CITY PAINT AND BODY SHOP ! The Ft Stockton Ciuntry Club has iieen organized |. replace the Complete Body Repair and Paint Jabs fornier Ft Stockton Fishing Club, Experienced Body Men and will further .md broaden the FAST. ACCURATE & DEPENDABLE ! pr. gram of recn ational facilities MODERN EQUIPNENT e : be gun by the Fishing Club at Le- T on Lake. "O ir Prices Are Bight" I W. E Lawrence was elected Watch Repairing president, with Fred Skaggs, R. Located 4 Blocks Sonth Coir! Hoiso on DELICIOUS , E. Pfiester and J C. Cunningham as vice presidents, and Clyde Paris tor almost any waich in stock. Glass McCamey Higkway Park, secretary and treasurer. and Unbreakablo crystals. DAVIS Plans have been made to move i Telephone 61 Crane, Toxu the present caretakers cottage Leather Bands; Leather Watch Chains. a BDTTER-NUT and office frorr ts site adjacent t'. the club house to the east en- Temple Nose Pads and Ear Ease. B A II E R y •ranee ti. the lake to save time of memtxTS w h n they regi.ster. Broken Lens Daplicated. SHELL SERVICE STATIOH WHOLESOME Electric power will be made av­ T£LCPHONC HI— —McCAHEY, TEXAS ailable by extension of the Com­ munity Public Service's I.,eon ONE BLOCK EAST OF BENDER HOTEL Valley Lne to the cottage and club h. use A floating dock will -FRIEHOLT SERVICE- la built near th. dam in the deep P. A. Owens WASHINO AND GREASING ■ nd of the lak< Next Door to Gilliland Grocery i The 2Cth annual session of the Vulcanizing Tired and Tubes ! "'aisan I Bapti.st Encampment op- McCamey, Texas R. H. BRICE, f WNER ned Monday with the biggest

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* . » » * 1^ ll- H t T H E EANKIN NEWS FACE T R i m FRIDAY, AUGUST •, IMC |Jk Phosphate Drink h Need 01A Banch I For Cattle Proves Hand? Write Or See ' To Be Excellent , Upton Connty Agent I I W O. Adam." L’pton County ! COLI.EGE STATION. Tix. — Agricultural Agent. Texas A. & ' AccordiiiK to W O. Adam , Coun- .M, College Extension Service, re­ ! ty As'drullural Ati»‘nt of L'pton minds the ranchiis to list their Countv. some experiment'; which labor needs with his office. This have Inen KoinK on at the King IS a service of your County Ag­ Ranch in South Texas have con­ ent’s office in cixipiTation with vinced scientists of the C S. De­ the Farm Labor Administration.. BONE partment of Agriculture that and few ranchers are taking ad-1 Hardware, Home and Auto Supplies there iS a decided value in add­ vatnage of this serviee. j ing phosphates to drinking water In listing your labor needs. | NeCamey. Texas for cattle. your.vour County AgeAg» nt requestsrequ that The particular tre.".tm< nt work. | include number of laborers cd out has resulted in more pro-1 desired, occupation, pe-rmanent or i ] J j ductive breeding stock and in,tempuraiy position, rate of pay,* Have yon visited our store recently? Onr many departments are U tter gsin.s by calves .Adding ; and whether or not living quar- » 4 phosphatc is not ne-ecssary, of | ters are furnished. 1 very heavily stocked and many of the items yon have been waiting course, except where native veg- j o. ADAMS, | etation doe.s not contam enou.'th ; County Agricultural Agent, i for are now on onr shelves. phosphorus. i Upton County. A. L. Smith, animal h u s b a n d ------SPORTING GOODS man for the A & M College Ex- B a m la H c P a l a r l a i n tension Service, explain- that O S n O a llS L lU C r ia l l l Fishing Tackle this is 3 ilccided el<-pailui< from Archery Sets usual practices in Texa.- Meist Telephone Company slex'kmcn add Umemeal and oth­ Employees Friday Boxing Gloves er forms of phosphorus te> salt in mineral boxes. Others apply j Mr and Mrs. V V Randall of Table Tennis phosphtite to the soil as a t‘-rtil- ♦he Seiuthwestern Bidl Telephone Soft Balls and Bats izer. Company entertaine-d employees; On the King Ranch, phosphate and friends of the Plant Depart­ salts were added to supply 6 5 ment ind Traffic Department of [ntertaiameat grams phosphorus in six gallons the telephone eeimpany Friday night, Aug. 2. w ith a lawn party i LIFE SAYERS of V. ater. This way the- cattle as­ at their home. similate it easily. Two forms of In both imall, medium and larya. J h r a Penny pho.phate were used successful- ] A ^vely plate, consisting of I ly—disoelium phosphate and de-1 sandwiches, potato salad, potato ▼Mt and cushion type. chips, olives, deviled eggs, with What’s the COM o f the elcariciiy used by your radi«» I fluurinated triple superphos-1 I phate. USDA scientists say it is Coca-Colas, was served to the for one evening? Well, for a single penny you can ne-cessery to use the deflourinat- guest.s. I I Tharmot Bottles and Filien in keep your many tube radio playing fur three « hole ed priduct. since flourine is pois The follow ing guests and | I > . hours. That’s a lot of entertainment for a penny. uncus to animals frienels of the Traffic Depart-1 < > pinls and quarts. I ment were pre-se-nt: | .\nd that's just one example of the bargain sou Helen Ste-cli-, Gum Pounds, Jo-1 Diabetes Takes Many ¡se-phini Huffman. Bi th Warfield. 1 Lamp Shades get when you pay your electric bill. Yes, you’re Lives In Texas Daring j Mr. anl Mrs L. Q. Riidicil. Mr.: Food really getting twice as much electricity for your land Mrs. Jack Carr. Mrs. Elton, All Sizes, 50c to $1.29 ¡Hall. Mrs. Clara Huffman and! monev as you did fifteen years ago, despite the fact Past Twelve Months , Mr. and Mrs A. B. Carpe-nter A LARGE STOCK OF Grinders that most other commiHlitics cost much mure than AUSTIN, Tex. — Despite thel|¡y,,j( from the plant depart :ient' BUTCHER KNIVES ■sa fact that modern medicine- can Jack Tarver, the new a.ssist- they used to. nusiness-managed, tax-paying electric PARING KNIVES do much to help the* diaU-tic live|¡,rit manage-r from Cisco. The BONING KNIVES eonipinies arc aintinually striving to keep on sup­ out a normal life span, ne-verthe-, guests from the Con- BREAD KNIVES plying the dependable electric sere ice you now enjoy less d.'ibetes took a toll of sev-' gj^uction De-partme-nt of Lubbeick, at such a low cost. eral hundred lives in Texas dur-|T,.xas. -vere also present: T. D. mg the past year, according tolnaie, A. E Parker and H. M. Hatchets. Claw Hammers, Ball Pein Ham- Electric Fans Dr Ge-o. W. Cox. State- Health I mars. Mason Hammtrs, Tack Hammers, in I Office-r. I ______ths wall known brands of True Temper. ! ’ While- the communicahle dis- Plumb and Blue Grass. V^stlexas U tilitíeseases lucli as typhoid fever, ma-|I Mrs. G. N. Irvine Is lana, diphtheria and I D m I a «« P n ifn n Screen Door Braces and Grills in both black are annually causing a d««cieas- O U S ie S » A l V O Iie e and chrome finish. TOYS Compatì ing number of deaths in this Mrs G N Irvine was hostess i Large shipment of the now Toys, in aD-motal country, diah(-tes is still taking at a roffee at her home in the I Auto Scats and Beds for the Kiddies. a tragic number of human lives and-plastics. Skates. Dolls. Wagons. Scodlots. ' I Humble Camp Friday morning, j Games. Balloons and huadrods oi othot each year, rspecially in the »" ‘^-1 August 2 at 9 30 rant chisin Chicago and the east, items. « • die aged grmip," Dr. Cox said, j Biirl Graham again gave Badio Tables 'Ftying Befrigonfor' and will tken fly to .Salinas, Calif, "Until rtcent years diabetes • a demonstration of Stanley pro- To Take Perishables to load a akipment of fresh straw-1 mted as a major health jdhjcts and each guest was pre $9.95 Baby High Chairs and BuggiOs. berries also destined to Chicago. problem, but it became accepted sented with a small gift. as such in direct ratio to the de- Cookies and coffee ornamented Da Lengthy Hnnl Depurtinc from Salinas at 12;- velspimmt of medimi laboratory j with sweet peas were served to A unique “Flying Refrigerator” Bed Laaps Bexed StaliaBtry 4S p. tm. (PST) Wednesday, the procedunes, which made the din-¡the follow'i ladies; making the inaugural flight of Regular Bl.OO Itom—Spocial ------4Be ship will head for Winslow, Ariz., ease more easily recognized.’’ Mmes. F. W. CulweB, A. L llJ S U p Santa Fe Skyway, Inc., new con- where it will refuel at S p. m. Dr. Ca gtated tkat simple, Ohlenburg. W. E. Pulley, Tom traet air cargo affiliate of the (MST). It will make a stop at wlwlesome diets, sufficient en- 'Sirmnonc. John KeUerman, O. K. Stands and Ash Tray Bats. APEX AND AUTOMATIC WASHERS Santa Fe Railway, is expected ta Amarillo, Texas, at 9:10 (CST) ercise, and sleep are factors la Furr, Westley Cregg, Crescenze taka o ff from Lot Angeles Mu­ to refuel and change civws, pro­ the p.w eMtkm of Aabetes, and Hinde, Mi«. Hinde, L. E. Clem- * < > nicipal Airport at 11 a. m. (PST), and Admiral Radios. PREMIER 8YYEEPERS ceeding thence to Kansas City an annual pliysical examination, ents. Hank Null, Barney Lea, W. ' ! | Wodnaaday, Jufy RL with a cargo for another refueling stop at A. Hampton, L. C. Partin, R. C. j of perishable to arrive in Chicaga especially in middle aged persons, 12:45 a. m. CST) ’Thursday. is hnpottaat so that if the dds- Rambo and Tom Lyndh. 1 at J;10 a. m. (CST.) Thursday, Plane No. I is capable of car­ according to H. R. Lake, Presi­ e a » is preoent, competent treat-1 Huffman. Jack Elms. R. J. O’Cal­ M iss Margaret Allen visited rying a 5,500 pouix) refrigerated Bogers To Condnet dent of the Skyway Corp. ment can 'be instituied while the; laghan, Curtis Hinsun, C. E. Hor­ Mr. and Mrs. Foster Shirley it\ pay load of perishables, or a 6,500 Santa Fe Plane No. 1, a war-, disease is m its early stage. ¡Correct ' Version Of ton, Mr. and Mrs C. K. West, San Angelo last week end pound r«xi-refi igemted lioed. It Bevival Meetings surplus C-47, is equipped with a; Miss Dorothy Snelling, Miss Ma­ is insulated throughout w-ith I Softball Standings new refrigerator unit developed I In Louisiana ry Northeutt and Mr. and Mrs. Dolly Curry moved to Midland X A A fiberglass and the cabin is Great Bmnber Hew by Douglas Aircraft engineers i In last week’s issue » f The Me-! Maynard R. Rogers, pastor of W. C. McDonald. Thursday, July 31. lined with white V-board, a fib­ which makes it the only self-’ (Carney Nevis, some oil the soft-1 the F lm Bapti.st Church, left on erless ciimposition designed to Box Cars Acqnired refrigerating tiansport plane of ilv.ll standings were wrong. Ac-j Tuesday mornmg for Monroe, protect fragile cargo. this type in commercial .service. i curding ta reports, the correct [ La., where he will conduct re- RrefriixTation unit in the plane By Santa Fe By. The big transport will take on standir.gs should hawe been as weighs eppruximately 300 lbs. or 1.750 new box cars ■will be »■- vival roiH-tings Aug. 7-18, at the C. G. FORESTER at Los Angeles a shipment of I follows: only oni percent oi the gross quiral by the Santa Fe according Lochabar Baptist Church, of foodstuffs including California w. D. Pet. I s'cight uf the ship. Dry ice is to an announcement made today which his brother, W, R. Rogers, fuzzli-ss peaches. Pacific sword V. F. W. 8 3 .7921 INSURANCE placed in alcohol in a tank id the by Fred G. Gurley, President «T is pastor. .Mrs. Rogers and two fish and Cranshaw melons des­ West Ti xas 1 3 .700 bottom of the unit, coobng the that ompany. daughters. Faith and Grace, ac­ tined bv the Fred Harvey Restau- Moody Well Svc. 1 4 .693 I alcohol tc a temperature of minus These cars, with 750 now ox companied Mr Rogers on the Real Estate . . . Rentals and Sales Shell 5 4 » 12D degrees F., and the alcohol is ¡order, '.v-ill give the Santa Fe a ■555 trip. Thc-j- cxpi-ct to return .Au- Davis Bakery H 5 545 I gust 20. I driven fhrough coils at the top of total of 2,500 neiv birx cars to I ■Oilers 6 5 I the unit by an electrically driven augment its present supply of .545 j Preaching services Sunday Rio Pecos Ü n 113 WEST FIFTH STREET I pump A blower behind the coils this clas- of equipment for high, .000 morning and evening will be sup------j plied by W. J. Cravens, minister McCAMEY, TEXAS TELEPHONE 38 I circulates cool air through tho grade commodities such as flour.; I 'i cabin, making possible tempeia- wheat, i-tc . prodtici-d in Srinla Fe' RitNKIN GRIEFS ¡student at Hardin-.Simnums Uni-| * I Uiie control from 70 degrees to .32 territory SheiLi Starnes, a sister of JooL Qn Sunday, .Aug. 18. the prea- degree . F. Sani3 Fe Skyway, witii head- Starms, former resident of Han-I(,hing services will ix- applied quarlei.s at Chicago, will car:y Attention. 4-H Club kin. ciea in California Aug. 1, by D. .M Kreis of Pecos, Texa.s, specialized types of cargo, includ­ fricTKio l.ere have b<-en infoiined. | but formei;;, pastor at Huntsville. Culli ^¿L^UOX ing perishables and large loads Members of Upton Co. ! Ark . ;ind mi.ssionarv of M. dison Mrs. Grimm Taylor, recently I L'ounty, .Ark I OI n en tiundise. in the terntor.v' This 1.- a reminder from your Countv .-Xgent that with the dry admitUvl to a Im-al hospital fori ' ______served by the railroad between an ap’ >endeetomy, is reported do- | Chicago and the West Coast. No i weather and --hort grass condi- McCAMEY, TEXAS I tions on the range, it is time to pas.scngcr service will be offered, j ing well ^ ^llcme Eemonsiralion The Skyway will be manned j I begin to fei-d supplemental ra­ GOOD WIRING Mrs Andy Bushong and daugh-| largely by veterans of the mlli-1 tions to your lambs and calves. Clnb Has Encampment MEANS At this critical stage we don’t ter, Mrs. Bertha Lyle, a ccom p a -l». p _ _ i tary air forces, 11 of whom are, want n-jr show animals to become nii-d by Mrs. Lyle’s son, have le ftj"* a U ll V O glS CONVENIENCE AND SAFETY! now in the service as pilots. ; mr stunted or lose their health and for a visit in Coleman County. | The McCamey Home Demons-1 <3ood wiring la assantial to -aTary - o— ¡ tration Club had an encampment ¡ é vigor. Field and Mona Sue •H housa. ba it naw or oldl With ad- Branch have ali < ady penned their Mrs J. M Rolierson, recently | at Fort Davis on Wednesday. July | •quota wiring, you have enough STUDENTS! their show animals and are now reported critically ill, is now ini 31, and returned the next day, outlata to carry all your cloctrical feeding them alfalfa hay and much better condition. j Aug. 1. The group went in a ' •quipmant and you hava protac- 1 am taking a limited num­ some concentrate feeds. - o - I bus furnished by W. C. McDonald j tlon from lira. Consult with us. ber of piano and voice stu- If you need some information, The Ray Laughlin family o f,o f Rankin. They first went to today on all yOur olaetrleal prob-1 dants tor my fall class. If write or see W. O. Adams, County San Angelo are viaiting with | the John Prude Dude Ranch Mrs. John - ■ Garner- and family j Fort Davis where they were serv- you ara sociously intoroalad, Agricultural Agent. here. ed a delicious barbecue supper. contact me at my bomo In MEWTON Jacob Davis left Monday, Aug. —o— I After thia they went to the Mc- Uw ttanellnd Coasp or call 5, for Austin where he will in­ Mra. Billie Rankin hoa been Donald Oboervatory. ELECTBIC SnV ltE quire about rogtotratlon in the admitted to a local iKMpital, butj Thooe attendiac this encamp- University. He will return some no report on her coadition k ment were a« fellowa: MRS. M. W. DRISKILL time this «reek. available. | Mmct. Fred Oibaoa, t 'A ■*' ^ * \P J T H E RANKIN NEWS raiDAY, AUGUST ». 1M6 PAGE r o u * Baron's Hn-Way Has i Lacky 13 Clib N m Is Sinrey Shows That ! Upton Connly Well Eastern Star Confars Mrs. Harlan Basinass |W. S. C. S Holds Degrees On Three Visitor la Bankia iNeeting oa Ang. 5 Haw Cmplayea |Witk Mrs. Mawt Key Pirallel Parking Is Hows 270 Rurels Mrs. R C Harlan was a husi- The August meeting of the M Baron s Nu-Way has a new cm -' Mrs, New ton Key was hostess Candidates Angnst 5 ness visitor in Rankin Knday Aid to Merchants In Completion Test S. C S. was held Monday, Aug ployee, 1. P I.eavy. who is in jf,e Lucky 13 Club on Thurs- J W Ellis, trustin', ot San An­ Imli.ition was held and degrees Ants't and alt-da\ paikinn ■ ' of the tJrder of the Eastern Stai late R. C Harlan, l.ved in Rankin »• - T 1. w.lh f.ve tables of the two Ki'oatest contributots '■ gelo No 13 B J W K ■ ns. off- were eonferri'd upon three candl- for many years and ownetl and p,^.|:’ j ’ nt* ’ i Mr Levy was formerly with street lu ftic and pai kin^ .-h'!:*... mng producer in thi M. t'amey lit Id in I ’pton Count*, madi a 24- ■ l.itiN when Rankin t haptei t . opi rated the Harlan Hotel during ^ j...,„.,„„,i „f meHiia the Banner Creamery Plant here Guests for the afternoon were; Kes m small town.-., aivoidm»; to E S met at their regular meeting I the latt**r years of their residenci . ! 111 natural flowing mipletion Mmes C B Reese, Amos Floyd H K Kvons, dir>- t >r if th«' traf­ 5 1 here . I t. -t at - total depth d 2 '43 f.t't.|on Monday night. Aug . group, and a business session, 'ice three yeais ago. He served Lake, Manuel Milier, Mil- fic ensipoorniji twision of the C indidates w ere the Rev and; Mrs Harlan now makes I niaking 270 barrels during the : presided over by Mrs. .\dams. jn the Navy for this period of Bryant, Fred Vi tterlein. Har- NaUon.d Conia-rv jtion, aocidont Mrs. K L. Herring and their home m Sun Angelo. rit>d lollowed. l-cavy is mariied and py Li,gan. John Sheehan, J. W. 1 prevention di partmcnt of the A- daughtei, Mrs Dorothy Ferrell, j l’ay w as in thè l’e: 't'-an Basin The program for the afti-rniMin ^ has one child [ Gaddy, R. C. Rambo and Mrs. . ' sociation of C'asualt> and Su!et\ Worthy Matron Mrs Mary Hoi-1 executives lime w ith thè top of thè pay com­ was taken from the July year | , Cornwall of Oklahoma, 1 mi at 2.325 fli t Tht ti d had oil combs and Worthy Patron W A. j Wools Nohiir Aun. Evans »aid that a recen* tn i Hud.'on presided • hook The leader was Mis I R-• M .. and Mis. Jimmy Hayes, 1 Club members present were I fic survev made bv the Naiional shows in thè Yates »..nd at 1,740 Spring Clip Appraised Edwards. Her jubject was. LloyG Lee and Robert Wayne.. Mmes. Jc>e Conger, Matt Dilling- and 1.820 ft that were missed by The Chapter rooms were beau- j 1 Conwrv.dion Bur* au for M e' - The Ranchers Wool and Mo­ men as Trustees of the Fidure.” i returned Wednesday night, Aug. ham. R. E. Ruble, W. L. Barber, nearby Wells tifully decorated with growing | town, N J show> th.it tirploN ■ hair Association announces that given as the first part Mrs Bur. 7_ from a wei-k's vacation to West Chet Baird, Collin Gilbreath, J. T l e lim e u as t .rr* d at 2.15" plants and cut flowers, the Woi-| ers are cutting th*- •'* r. thr it.>- the entire 1946 spring clip has ley McCollum had the second to-^ Miss., to visit Mr. Hayes’ ¡M. Poe, F. L. Austin, W. W. Lott feet Loeatum > 4!«i Irom thè N. thy Matron's chosen colors for by allowing lh*‘ir an and their now been appraised and the pic. 'Women of Yesterday " She 1 relatives, then on to Oklahoma 1 and Paul Green, I 630 from thè W I.ne of sec 4- the year of grii'n and white pre­ employees' can t -.l.ind all day grow ers paid off in full under the mentioned several foundeis o f.^ n j A'kansas. Mrs Hayes said j Guest high award went to Mrs GCASE dominating long at thi curb, tr letiv o I.h ComnvKlity Credit Corporation organizations who were .if much, ,hey had a w .mderful time, but ^ C B Reese The club award r. begin an- Mr ard Mrs Chas Hemphill ing Its I’se by cust- ’ Operator w ill plan on the government-controll- benefit to the world at largì- Am-i jh,. weather was ‘ hot and dry.” , went to Mrs Matt Dillingham -e area, this of .Mbany and Mrs J E Hood The si.i\e. *: ■in.pajr. d other test in t.' i i-d wool I '’"K women was Clara Bar------a„d second high to Mrs. W L. being th*' N W Robbin- of Rankin were visitors 1 rarall'l and ana!«- p. ; ton. who helpH-d organi/* th*- R*'d* j r Copeland had as his guest Barbi-r. Mrs. Joe Conger won Í The to A ti begin s.-!. ■ fret hments of lee iii-uin and Morristown. ■ o . v •• t. Cross in 1881 . over th* w*-ek end, Mr Hitehcox the binge prize. t'.m*' th- rv: .1 will l-v* .■ , .sc were servinl at the close of normal 5<5 t it '• ■ ■ i Roy Priests Leave by The hostess. Mr.s. tìibb a-ryt-d of .MeKinni-y, Texas They made A delicious ice cream course rated 9'<.' f: S and l.k'" 1) meeting to the twenty-li'. city street ...... a delicious refreshm«-nt p' de to II tnp l( Old Mexico was served to those present. ft f-..-'- H-- >■ if 8»M'I : i-sen* * • inlv t - n- ; » Plane for New York th«' group present o'.VSK w hib p..rr Mr and Mrs Rm R Pri*-st left. The next m»K'ting will b- S*-p- *' f f/t 2 curb .... San .\nlonio the fi;st part of the t*-mber 2 RANKIN PERSONALS week by plane for New York , i ’ ltv Ti V -A ill va- ation in N*w 1 Former HMS Band St.tnl t y K-'/in . r 1* ft 1:.t* NOTICE Ml Y- ik mil iiu-i-l th* it son. Roy, Jr , 1 Û.V \‘ •■•■k tiir h*i h>-m*' ■n Notie* IS her-.-by g... ■Hat E Marlhif Elia Schlagal t.h Director In McCamey w J* - ‘-4‘V .iftei h.i'iiit; i .!• .1 P Halamicek and Jo; • Ko\. R - \ . J- . IS iis-eiving his dis p^-• 1 Ih: *•*■ w i-i k.- ■--. :t- h- ■ •'.iners of Th*- Ei ho L c'om Injn”?fi When Fisio! R " Walke: ih.Il gl- leom the C S. .Army and ilhA-i, Eli/abfth Han-,', in .1 l>any, i.it* nd ti- appli t Tex :re . . > h* nd his parent.- w ill r« turn to Is Arcidentlly Fired -ther r .Abilene San Francisco, Calif., visited in in the ea: in which M. .'V • -ceding H* -a a.- • ell : the home of Mr and Mrs R E 9. Block 42. in the City of MeCa- | rant for a Tatty Lunch . . . and «op it oft with Home-baked mey, L'pton County. Texas E cl was riding, was acciJ* m d Very p.ipu.a: -a .th Lea this past Friday, Aug 2 Pie and Ice Cream! charged tents Mr W alke: has Mrs Billy Rankin, who has Dabneys plan t«i visit in, I I Halamicek and John E Fox, | The buiift f: irr. the gun 1 ng band woik in Br. .* ns-‘ been ill for several weiks, is now after visiting his relatives ownen. 34-2t What Could Be Better On A Hot August Day? cl was discharged fr-.m t.h* ■ nd Houston until recently . a patient in the Cooper Hospital! Brownwixid. k of the car, wen* t.n^ ugh thi with\A -tK rvniiwie*music firr-i 1 m * j in M cC am ey Le Ann Bailey of Graham and ■ 0| seat ana mte the girl's hip ■ uis The.: tw ii children, I MRS. DAVIDSON ANNOUNCES, •'’ ‘“‘k « f Lufkin are visiting j was taken to th*- ■- -pit.i! . ..nd Du n. are w ith th* DAUGHTER'S ENGAGEMENT \ Claudyne Brown this wi-ek , 0| Charles and Dan Blue on for treatmint Thei r of Mr and Mrs. T H Blue. Mr rnd Mrs H J Davidson ------j Club Cafe Martha Etta v iK pr»h- = NOT! C E ! Ε are yaiatu ning in Shamrock. announce the engagi-ment an 1 Mr. .11.a ..fr-; Tom Kowcll, ,Su- McCAMEY, TEXAS m thi- hi ap.tA - =’\ 1 : Î.tV* cl N t.-- - • - . ■ give.i ti.at we. approaching maniage of th*-ir **m. Ton: and Harold went loj but the injury ; n »t hi ,.t • at Texa.s -'l l Hi dm».. .1 r ' usin' and T ¡ daughter, Mary E’ ta, to 1^-on Odessa Monday. .Aug 5. to visit this tim* ti' Ik- •*• Stricklin, son of Mr and .Mrs W 0| L H.i t i:.t'ni! l. .'pply t" the ' O .A'l.ims IS now Cpton H L Stricklin of Penis Valley r I.u, . '■ : - Board f-u a ¡ Cour.f Agint. replacing Mr C GUESTS 01 pt Kag- 'tori P*-:-' t t' be known 1 Si Sn* 11 w ho ■ I signed the position Mr and Mrs W W Lott and 4 Gu* in tr e H L¡ kag*' Store 1*1-1 on July 1 Mr. .Adams comes this wei k are Mrs R L Cairulh- ' at*-'l tn Uptiiri *. ■unti. Texas. Jorge Kay return*-d last week from Tiilia, T* xas, and is residing from Colorado Springs, Colo. , ers of San .Angel • ■ gran-im'-th' : Jus’ .n- Pn-cinit ' 4. on lot l.¡ in Rankin $1 of Mr- Lagan MIi anil Mrs R blocK I'l. .it 4 -4 N -I th Ml Kinm v ' -----o----- To the Voters of Upton County: L. Carruthers, Jr. and their two Streel. .McCamiy Cpton Count The Three H >ods row operate iL A S S i n E D ADS'' ra children. Jan and Rob*-rt Lee. of Texas 34-2t ' the Harlan Hotel and Coffee 1 am running tha Second Primary on tho tamo high pinna as 1 ran tha U rti. 1 bo- ^ • FOR SALE—5-room frame house.' P< Cushing. Okla . Mr and Mrs GID REDING h( I Shop Phone US for your dinner ^ moved, new shingle roof.' t Uoeo a man shosild ran for Public Office on hit own marita, not on tbo dacnoiita of Mark Carruthers and daughter, J T COUSINS tr See J. L. Adrian, Girvin, Tex­ hia I Carolyn, of Fort Stockton T L HIRST I di I as. I No doubt. durisig Ilio posi fow wooks you boxo hoord rumois th«t I wos golitg io biro I ■ < F Miss Myrtle Brick has accept-1CORG R(X)FING— LUMBER- corioia moa il oloctod io tbo oHico whkh I aook. To «alo 1 baoo mado ao promiaoo. th te ed a position with the Rankin 26 Ga Corg Plastee! Roofing | and will aol do to ualU ot if I om oloctod yout Sboriff, Tax Aasotoar and CoOoetor. Independent School District for 1x6, 1x8, 1x13 WP Shiplap I la tbo fin t placo. U io ualawtul foc o coadidalo to promiao Jobt of aay tori boforo the coming year and will teach (Subject to Prior Sale) | I Another Good > the third grade. Miss Brick has R(X:KWELL BROS. Sc CO., oloefod to offico. thit Law I hato aad wUl upbold. ■J ed j moved here and is staying in the 112 W. Texas Ave., Midland, Walgb ooory rumor you hoor boforo moklag a docition. Fiitt. eoatidor tbo tooreo. I Lloyd Yocham home at pres*-nt. Texas 30-4t': be ' oad tboa aak tomo of tbo cititoao of «hit Couaty, wbo baro baowa bm far tho pati til Suggestion . . . IFOR SALE OR TRADE — 41 I .Mr and Mr> F W, Welling tixtooa yoort. far tho trulh. 1 hora livod la thit couaty tho grooloc pari of my Ufo. Chevrolet It»-ton truck, 24 ft. I and family are vacationing in I hooo aot and do aot iatoad lo do taythiag that urUI cauto tht poaplo of Upton Hobbs Trailer, $2.000 | Take your clolhes to the McCamey Laundry ¡Texlini-, Texas, and in Ark,insa.-i. Coumy to loto faith in ma. '37 Dodge Sedan, good rubber, Mr. Welling is local manager for Sincoraly yourr. where every piece will be thoroughly $400.00. the West Texas Utilities Co., hav- Conylete Drive-In Cafe, $1800. | mg been transferred from Tcxlmcj STERILIZED! We are located in the block If above property sold this to Rankin last year -----o----- w-*H-k. will sell my house in Mc­ due west of the News Office and Basham's Camey for $3.25n. Prefer to | 11 The Harlan Hotel Coffee Shop Ho Eo Eckols move this off lots H. J. Skra- Grocery. IS cool Our air conditioning is banek. Itp Caadidatr for Sheriff. Tax Aitottor and Collactor fre<- We are on the Hill Drive Helpy-Seliy Wel Wash b\ Sur-iiV. FOR S.ALE—4-rcx>m hous*- withj RovqK Erv Finish Wf'rk ! I bath. scri'*-ned back porch. Lo­ .1 .'.Inggn Taylor an-l ,Mr cated North Buile.son. McCa-1 Uiv l.ivlni visited .Mrs C. Ci ' mey See O. T Byrd, phone 4* ^ ■I . - t- 1 I I '.'lutai in' lUlJ, Box 179, McCamey. Itp. n ' • ThuiMia'. ” - A IVicCaiuev DOWELL employee wants 4 or 5 ? I Elder, -x ho has hei n room house, furnished or un­ ? ju.- ill .n the Shann- n H ¡-pit il furnished. to rent or buy. ? n San .Ancelo. is npoit. Rankin on Stray cattle and horses found within tho City LlmUs will be impounded. In order Saturday from Maryland, where WHY NOT BE | Mr Jones has been n the Armed. W ATKINS j to claim and racaiea dalieary of such animab from tha City Pound, owners will be F-irres He has re< • ved his dis-• City of McCamey? required to pay a $2 pound feo, plus $1 por day for faad. ■ | Permanent. pleasant and high- j ly profitable. Established dea-j The pound fee for dogs will be $1.00. All dogs will be destroyed after they haTO Mrs Sally Swafford of Weath-| lers earning over $1.50 an hour. been held for three davs. erfoid. who is recup-rating from I Requirements: (ood reputation, WANT TO CUT A RUG? a recent serious illness, is a guest! and a desire to make good. For particulars, write. The J. Notice is herewith served that all cases introleing tha impounding of stock or dogs Have » Young Time—a Gay Tima—a Grand Tima! in the h<*me of her dnughter, Mrs. » • R W ATKINS CO., 72-80 W. must bo taken up with Jim Meeks. City Poundman. Ha may be reached by «ole- LIKE IT HOT OR SWEET’ Walton Harral. -----o- Iowa, Memphis 2, Tenn. phone No. 2f6. The City Council will not hear complaints from ownara. THE ESQUIRES Mi.ss Johnnie D- an Young of j-^^E — Gasoline Maytag I Port Neches visit'-d several days Washing Machine. WANTED DISH IT OUT BOTH WAYS! la.st week in the home of her un­ TO BUY—A piano Mrs. Dee SATURDAY, AUGUST 10. 1946 cle and aunt. Rev ,ind Mrs R L. Locklin, Girvin. Itp M'-rring. She accimpanied the McCamey City Council Herrings home t-. Rankin from, FOR SALE OR RENT — Two; JIM SLOAN'S T-P TAVERN their recent tnp to Mississippi hou-es next door to Mrs. Jack • McCAMEY, TEXAS and returned to her home in Port Cuffie S«-*- Mrs. Julia Lom- :-*obooo4 <*<-<-♦ »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦e w Nt ( hes Sunday gorij 34-3lp .1 I t t ___ ..icJki IMI FRIDAY, AUGUST 0, 194« T H E RARKIM NEWS PAGE FIVE I races which practice is enenur-1 vUiling them, went hirme as fan home They were employed by aged. NcGuiey Personals Iraan News Notes Marla Plans A Big as Atoka, Okla., with them. They the McCurdy-McElroy Oil Co. I Mr. and Mrs. C. L. .Shearer purchased a car from Rocky Bur- q Rodao Erant and Prisa List. En- Chuck Bradley of the San An­ made 1 business trip to Bumpu nett to make the trip and it took J I. Young, wh., has U en on Bodeo, Bacas and Call I tranca Faas Ara Shown and gelo Standard.Times was in Ira­ ostess Monday, Aug. 5, and returned I Shall Ba Addad to tha Purses an Friday. them to Kilgore, Gladewater, the USS Puget Sound, is being 'hurs­ Show in Saplambar Wednesday. Kli,.',ille, Dallas and Ft Worth discharged and will receive his Bareback Bronc Riding $.320—$10 -----o----- les of On Sept 12. 13. 14 and 15. there Saddle Bronc Riding 400 - 15 Mrs. H H Rodgers and MisS|*“ relatives. discharge next wi-r-k in Houston I Mr and Mrs J E Jones of the will be a big rodeo, race, and colt Bull Riding 4UO 15 I Sue Bonnie Fairs of Seattle, — o— after winch he will be back in ' Humble Camp, have as their R.iiney Lee and Gioig, Foster Iraan were: Calf Roping 400- - 40 Vr’ash., have tieen visiting their show in Marfa, Texas, sponsored of (ieidon. Texas, visited in liaan — o— - Steer Wrestling 400— 30 i guests, his brother and family. aunt. Mrs Dick RotHilson. Flovd by the Chamber of Commerce last wiek. Mr. Lee cs the uncle Lefty Williams and hi.- family Team Tying 400— Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Junes of Bry------u----- , Mil- there. Interesting events have Total Prizes $2,320I an, Texas. Mrs. Bilhc Pendleton and son, i of J H and G L. Minnic k sp<-nt the week end with his mo- Har- lH‘en planned for each day as Of the prize money, 50 per cent Rickie, returned from Dallas. "Batch" McDaniel i.-- home re- ther, Mrs Edna Williams He J W. well as dances at night. The fol­ will be paid as day money and Ellis Pinkerton, whose wife where they have bet n visiting coveting from medical treatments lives at the Humble Station lie- Mrs. relatives. j received at Mineral Wi lls, Texas, tween Junction and Sonora. 50 per cent will be paid as final was in a hospital in San .\ngelo,, lowing program has been sched­ o last wn k. o mone>. left Tuesday, Aug 8, to return to, were uled for the three days: COWGIRL CONTEST Camp Stoneham, Calif. . Mr. and Mrs. Byrd White spent O - Mr and Mrs Forest Black of illinc- Dr. and Mrs. J. R Hariu, for- Fort Worth are the parents of a Program. Hlgblaad Racos, Rodao This contest will be based on ----- o----- I Thursday in El Paso on business. arber, merly of Iraan, are leaving .Mon- boy born last week •ad Colt Show a flag race. Each contestant Cad Brewer, an employee of -----o----- th. J. Mrs. Agnes Parmley and son, *hans and moving to a new home MARFA. TEXAS must have the official nod of ap- Baron's, has returned from a two HALEY COMETH-Jack HaUy . Lott whoaa tyabrowt art at will Arnold, of Fort Worth are in Ira-1 ofbee near Durham, N. C Charles Smith ii recuperating proval from a civic group, munic-j weeks' vacation in Breckenndge Sogl. 12. 13. 14 and 1$ known at Duranto't nott or Diot- ipality, community or any other and Fort Worth, an this week. She is replacing I They plan to come to Iraan for from a tonsilectomy he received I Mrs. rich's logt, lurna farmor at ho Firat Day. Thv/«dar. Sopt. 12: organized and responsible group. | ---o rttumto his dutiot at propriotor her brother, Claude Arnold, th is '* days before making the in San Ai.gelo last week. iward week m the Corner Drug Store **>*>ve. ----- o----- Races begin at 0100 p. m. A hostess will be provided fur Mr and Mrs W E Walker are of NBC't "Villago Storo." gham Grounds cleared prior to 0600 girls that are here and nciid while Claude and Mrs. .Arnold -----o----- Mr. and Mrs K P Lixiney of IV L. on vacation in Arkansas and Mis­ p. m. these services. 2. He is stationfKl in San Diega are away on vacation j Mrs Charles Dos.sctt flew to C'rane are visiting his brother, won sissippi. Parade begins at 0600 p. m. There will be a $25 per day at a naval training sch(X)l. -----o----- Big .Spring to visit her mother. Mrs. S N Lamney. Rudcv) liegins at 0830 p. m. purse and a $2.50 entrance fee -----o----- Dr. and .Mrs R F Cap-haw j this week. She will be away sev- o ----- ■ourse Mr. and Mrs C K Coix land of All dances that might be held w’ill h»* added to the purse Mr md Mrs. Tom Shirley have of San .Angelo came to l..--,u on eral we*eK.- Lawrence Shanor Mr and .Mrs Ad h reeman of Í' ...... , , ..Abilene, Texas, are the pruud pa- Saturday via airplan. t.. af. nd was th-. pilot. Bakersfield were in Iraan Sat­ will begin after the rodeo All money will 1h - lumpe-d and j ^ j,aby girl, born July gone on vacation to Arkansas. * ' i 2nd Day Friday. Sapt. 13: divided 50 per cent day and 50, the Le;t?»*n danee and visit A 1th urday shopping 131 in the Hendrix Hospit:.!. .Abi- thi- Lawrenee Shanois .. ----- o----- Races 0200 p. m. per cent final money, jh e baby ha- U-.-ii Ha/el Sikes and Maxine Nolan Miss Frank.e Dosse-tt via air­ wee kend. Dr. Cupshiiw M; D F. Storie drove to Ot- Grounds cleared at 0600 p m Photographs wi I lx- apprc|ciat-1 ^ande C K is lb. «m went to Odcs.sa la.vt week I'nd to plane from S,.n Angelo f <" s- me-rly of I.-aan In fo,.- b Rodeo begins at 0800 p m. iHl. They should lx- not bx, large , „ y visit the (!«-o. Klliotts per, Wyo., t. \ i>u Mr. and .V: in; Thursday to get her sister, I to San Angelo. .Any dances will follow rodeo. and of a slick finish. M F Parki .She and M: Par- M: Helen Green, who will visit of this city. 3rd Day. Saturday. Sept. 14: Mr i.i d Mr.' C'la.ence Weddle ker will dll k Ix-f S. ii. e it!, i. fo f»-w’ dayr tx-fore Races at 0200 p ni and f.imily w. nt to Odes.sa Fri- The I.egion sp. r'--. . a timber 1. m ■ :r.i to Fort Worth. Grounds cleared at 0600 p m. Wayne Hill Receives Mi and Mrs. H I. Cop. b.nd day. Auu 2. to attend his grand- Saturday night and n. iti d profit. Harrison - T' '..-.r. famih lit th<- r meh last week. Rodeo at 0800 p m. of this city and Jimmie l.> nn i father s birthday reunion Ralph Ev: no-.v stili in- Discharge From Navv Copeland of Abilene att.nd.d a ____ _ nished the music. Ì .Any da..ces after rodeo. ed in the AAF m the pai- 4-th Day, Sunday, Sapt. IS: Wayne Hill came back to Me- birthday dinner honoring Mrs. Maxine N'llan left Monday, atroopt 1X. M.' ai d Mr* Earl Hutcherson Rodeo lM>gins at 0230 p. m Carney last Thursday, Aug. 1, af- Copi land's uncle on his 8inii Aug. 5, (or Dallas where she will Mrs. Clyde Alexamb-r re-urm .1 of Carrizo Springs. Texas, .spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. E The Colt Show will probably ter two years and 18 days in the | birthday Aug. 4. W. L. Cop«-land spend • few days before going Friday from Lockhart. Texa Kenneth Huddh who now be hold the morning of the sec- Navy. j of Plainview, with 40 relatives on to Oklahoma. where she has been visiting her works in Sundow n, T. xas, wi 1. Cowart and Carolyn. Mr ond day Uc received his discharge July i present. -----o----- mother, Mrs. Mary Hutcheson home over the week nd. Hutcherson is Mrs. Cowart's bro­ u- Thursday. S*pl.'12: 3« *» San Pedro, Calif ----- o----- Anna Lou Wade returned last who has been seriously ill. She -----o----- ther and they were enroute to • vacation trip through Colorado .350 yds., purse $100, fee $10, Wayne has seen action in the j Mrs. W E Stephenson, who has Thursday. Aug 1, from visiting was gone three weeks and Mr Mrs. Leo Watson vmted Mr »d in a Do Soto. class B Hawaiian Islands. Marshall Is- been in Abilene under a dix-tor'si in Oklahoma. She plans to leave Clyde Alexander drove down an I and Mrs Buster McC.« :lan and 1-4 mile, purse $125, fee $12.50, lands, .Mariannas, Japan and|j.gpp ,j.veral months, spent 1 this week ond for San Antonio. stayed the last week and brought Jimmy in Odessa over thi week , class A Guam. He had one 5-day leave I jays last week at herj -----«»------her home with him. Her mother end. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Jones, the 5-6 mile, purse $150, fee $15. [w’hen his boot training was com-i^„p,j, Rankin, returning to Ab-1 Mr. and Mrs Claud Brown and I was improving slowly when she new owners of McNeil Drug pleted. Store, have moved into the L open. lleno Friday. , daughter, Claudyne, visited in left be’". Dr .A H Robertson ha.- t' ~ov - T Cain residence, next to the 3-4 mile, purse $150, fee IS, He plans to attend cnllege this I .Artesia, N M., and the Carlsbad . ----- ‘ red his dog. Lady, which has I fall if living spare is available. , Baptist Church. opi-n. Pvt Kenneth Huffman, son of P*** week. Mr. and Mrs. Eiirl Winn and bei-n missing about a wwk It ■ o----- Friday, Sept. 13: t Mr. and Mrs. G W Huffman, is children left on their vacation to b, longed to his daughter. Joan. 1-4 mile, purse $100, fee 10.1 I John Charles Brooks is visiting Houston and Louisiana. They and they are very glad to get the Mr. snd Mrs. Albert Bailey, CRANE LOCALS ¡home for a few days furlough He who fui merly lived on the Her­ class B. Field I grandmother in Monahan.' for expect to be gone about one dog back. It was a gift to Joan IS stationed at Keesicr man Carter Ranch, have moved 3-8 mile, purse $12.5, fee $12 50, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Davis went i two we«-ks. month. from her daddy while he was in 1 .Miss. from Rockspnngs to Ozona. opi.p. I to Me: t.’ on Sunday to visit their ----- o----- the service. I • where they will occupy tne orig­ 1-2 mile, purse $150, fee $15, daughter on "Visitors Day " at i Mr. and .Mrs. Lloyd Bowden Mr. and Mrs Freo Hallman arc -----o----- Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCoy are t inal Bailey Ranch Mr. Bailey is open. Camp Iwiuis Farr. l have hei parents visiting with visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. .A H Robertson was call- j visiting their parents. Mr. and' Mrs Worth Odom's brother, Saturday, Sept. 14: —o— • G. Howell, and her sister, .Mrs. ed away to attend the funeral Terry Burleson l Lovie Burnett, in McCa- o . .1 mile, purse tlSO. fae 31$, open' Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. Stafford. Leah Lockerd. of her grandmother this we«'k. 350 yard derby, purse $750, fee' left Cr.ine for a two weeks va-1 — -o— Thompson and Farr, contrac­ 3150, class A. cation visiting with relatives in' I. C. Spam went to San Angelo tors on the Gilcrease Lease, have Don Hendrick of San Angelo Mr. and Mr. Walter MeCar-1 ,„5 The $750 derby is the feature Breckenride. | C P. Thomason of Brownwood i Brownwixid. Saturday. Aug iturday, enroute '«"a *nd children. Mary Beth and^ structure is running high and race and will be run with lio l —o— , has moved to McCamey where j 2^ Qp business, flew into Iraan Saturday, enrouie ..— z 0 . 1.. -m , ,trurture is running high and has pounds up. It will taka three I Mr and Mrs. W. R. Hamblettj he will work for the Humble Pipe 1 „ to the Hat A Ranch near Fort Bdly Bob. returrwd home Monday reached mam pay and looks Uke Stockton to visit the Arthur Har-, * "*'<> weeks trip touring the [ , ^ commercial welL horses to begin the race and en-1 spent Thursday and Friday in 1 Line. ¡^rs. Ida Mills is visiting her rals. ' Northwest States tries stop at six animals. Closing Midland visiting with Mr. Hamb- ° 1 mother, Mrs. Dave Price, of Mc- date (or entries u S<‘pt. I. } lett's brother's family. Quay! Mr. end Mrs. James Nettleton Camev this week w , . w u I Hrs Ralph Gavitt of The Raney Amuaements h*ve ” ^ Monroe, { The races shall be run under Hamblett. They met their sister, | have just returned from spending moved into the vacan lot in front: children were w-eek en dj^.^jj Gavitt is a former the rules of the American Quar- Miss Vannie Hamblett of New a few days at their ranch below Mr. and Mrs. Adams. Peggy of the Texaco Station. It is run ' Sanderson last week ter Racing Assn. I York, who is visiting relatives in Ozona. and Mattie Mae, have gone to I school bus driver of the IraM»- carnival style and is owned and ■ ° Sheffield Schools. Purses shall be split 50-30-20. | Texas. | o—■ lYjcson. Aril. John Monroe and L. E. Am<>- All entrance fees shall be add- — | Mrs G. L. Thomas of McCamey operated by a group of ex-service ■ o— men. 'hieae boys'are operating S «" Angelo on bus- 1 ed to the purses. | Mr. and Mrs. Victor Patterson ,, White Hospital at M il. Jiggs Baker of Carlsbad, Mr. snd Mrs. A. W. Meynig and the amusements. They will j *"css Monday A light racing schedule has and boys have returned from « Temple. *She had an operation N. M visited her daughter, Mri. Anita, Jean Clark, Mr. and Mrs. here thu week. been arranged to allow plenty of two weeks vacation in South and expects to be back here in H. J. Daiddson, last week. She J. B. Hilliard and sons, Danny Mr. end Mrs. nay White have | and John, spent Saturday in San time for the running of matched Texas. about three weeks. returned Friday, Aug. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Rhoades moved 1c Houston to make their' Angelo shopping. -----o----- anuand lamiiyfamily spent lasilast weesweek atai ^ t G. N. Irvine is visiting rela- Boquilla Lake in Old Mexico | ^ [ I tives in Brady. Ho will stay un- fishing. They have been ill since i til the week end. returning, but Mrs. Rhoades is now improving after several days THEBE'i n O’ iFS’ O« I Mr. and Mrs. W A. Hampton confined to her bed. ’•tns’ ABOUT tr.Goop j have just returned from vaca-, SERVICE PREVENTS ! tioning in Mexico and the Davis ^ M is . Boyd Osborne spi-nt last MANV break -POWNS' 1 Mountains. 1 VOUR week visiting with her mother in Goldthv.aite. I Mrs. Charles Flecken.stein has i gone to Alabama to .see her sister .•j Georg»' Powell, Jr., and Darrell.; I who was ju.sl discharged from the Butler are now employed by Gulf | I WAVES. Oil Co. j Mr. ..nd Mrs. Roy Johnson and r Y Mr. end Mrs. Bud Wise have ‘ Kenneth have gone to Midbind to moved into the apartment n» xt visit. Miss Dorothy West went door to the Cameron Lumber Co. GUÂBANTEED! CnABANTEED! ! with them as far as Odessa. KNOWS BEST in the tear of the Troy Stevens place. Mr. iind Mrs. Dillon Herring­ HOW TO KEEP ----- o----- ton arrived Sunday fnmi Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ford and; | [ Okla. They are visiting Mr. and YOUR I son, Frixidie, have gone on a two Mrs. J. G. Herrington. I weeks vacation to Atoka, Okla., I to visit relatives. They will be Paint a n d Mrs. R A. Walton and Mrs. met by another son, Leonard, ' Harry Williamson are in Brown- who his been attending college I wood and will be back some time at low j City, la. He will visit 1 this week. with his family until he re-enters -----o----- IN SHAPE FCR college again for the fall semes­ B od y W o rk Beverly Sikes has gone to Ru-, ter. After Leonard was dis­ idosa to spend a week. charged from the service, he Our New Paint and Body Shop U now open. Let us take -----o----- taught school at Alpine but later those ugly dents out of your cer body and fenders. Jerry Gray went to Graham decided to enter achool at Iowa this week. m o n *» * Citv. -----o----- Broken window glest is dangerous. Le4 us Install new glass Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sharp, Hel­ for you. en, Duane and Hiram, just re­ ' Mr. end Mrs. C. L. Carpenter and girls drove to Odessa to have turned from a vacation. They Come in for an Estimate. fished on th»' Llano River, then dental work done Saturday. I went on to Denton. They arrived I -----o----- I home Friday. J. P. Kittrcll of Dallas visited . ; ALL WORK GUARANTEEDI FOUR NEXT CAR ' his daughter, Mrs. Katie Hoarne,. Mr. and Mrs. R C. Sears, Gary A Monday. I and Kathie, moved here Monday, -----o----- I July 29, from Cleveland, Okla. iRINO YOUR PORO Sheriff Cabe returned Tuesday Mr. Sears is employed with Dow. ' H O M l " P O R S i R V I C I from Los .Angeles, Calif., where ell, Inc. he was sent to bring back a pris-! ■i oner for Pcci's County. 1 Mr. and Mrs. D W Gilliland, -----o-^---- ! Mr and Mrs. O. G Ham, and Mr. GOBDOM FUSSELL Jimmie Jacobsen was in Odessa | Gordon Fussell i ! and Mrs. Clarence Nicholson of on busines.s Saturday. I S E C U R I T Y ! the Humble Oil & Refining Co. MOTORS , -----o----- ' ! have goric on vacation. McCamav. Texas I Mr. and Mrs H. G. Lovinggotxl, |! \ j ----- o----- , Cecelia and Doris, left for a tw o ;;; STATE BANK I Harold Roan returned to Mc- weeks \ acation, and their neph-i Motors U c C A H ^ . TEXAS I Carney on leave last Friday, Aug ^ew. Gene Brown, who has bocn|!!, I▼i it - Í* -3^t k A1

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rA G E SIX FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 19« I For Pre. Chairman, Democratic For Pr*. Chairaua. D*aiocr*Hc Chas. T. Rowland ______6001 DenKralic ExtciliTe I Executive Com., Pre No. 2. CxecuCiT* Coak, Pr*. No. 4. John H. Sharp ...... 512 For Aaaociat* Jaatic* Supreme I For Pre Chairman, Democratic Box No. 9i Committee AnnoiBces K.xi-eutive Com , Pre. No. 4, Box O C. Pauley Court (Placa 3)i \ 5. Cla.ylan Harding Graham B Smedley .... . 598 The Election Returns For County Chairman. Democrat James U Hubbard 513 * F-.ir Pre. Chairman, Democratic ! For Associai* Justic* Supreme The Democratic Executivi Kx.-utive Com, Pr. No 4, Box ic Executiv* Com.: Court (Placa 3)i Committee of I'pton County met tj. I.. F Windham Cl. C. Pauley J E Hickman 1245 ' in rckiulai session at K inkin. Tex- For County Chan man, Demo- For Judge Court of Criminal - t.it 1C Kxeeutii e Com. as, on Wevln-i; .lay, July 31. (i r .. THF ST.\TE OF TKXAS AppaaU; canva.- of the «lietion r-.tu:ii !.. E. Windham, County Chair­ COUNTY OF UPTON Jesse Owens ...... 290 1 of th* Denioeiatic Primary hi-Ki man. Weaver Baker ...... 6281 ...... 80 1 on Satu Jay. July 27 The fo’ Thos. D Workman Joseph Donnell Dickson L Porter Johnson of the Democratic Executive Tom L. Beauchamp ____ ...... 142. lowing information has been For U. 8. Repräsentative, ISth F Schnaubeit Committee of said County afore- leased n r-o.tid ti> this nutting s;iid, Jo hereby certify that the Congressional Diat.: j W W Littlejohn. THE ST.4TF. OF TFX.4S f. 'w : g candidates have receiv­ R F Thomason .. 851 COUNTY 'F UPTON .,nd 1 re;.- that the following ed the piajority vote of the votes Pat Hargrove ______...... 317 We, t:. I'. Fx. .;t.M n.mu - ‘ I plaeed up n the offieial -t ,.t the Demivratic Primary For Slat* Representative, 19th 1 1 Com m it'o 1 ,.n;\ ba.U't toi an I .e-' :i to be held, Flection held July 27. 1946, and Legislative Dist.: Texa.>. ir in it K-. ;n the County : I t‘ Satur- hereby declared by the Ex­ George 'W. Elliott ... 85’ ! km. Tex. - !.i> .-\ugust 2-1 i D. 194t;. for ecutive Committee in session this O. E. G erron...... _..310| July. D th. ruiipose el mining a ma­ the 31st day of July, A. D. 1946. For Associate Justice, Court oi ■f the E. il :t> .n f.iv. : ne candidate the nominee of said party: Civil Appeals, lih Supreme Ju- ¡ Democratu P f ■: thi’ fo.,-:u • :fiees: For County Judge— G. H Fish- dicial Dist. of Texas: ton Count Fcr Sheriff. Assessor and Collec­ . r. C. R Sutton 934 ¡ Julv 27 ItM- tor of Texes For County and Dist. Clerk— Samuel K. Wasaff ...... 2081 f'O ma.;ait> Kalph H Daugherty. For Dist. Judge, (3rd Judicial 1 H i: r 1 Dist.: ..n> r.-.i H ; w For County Tri usurer F: •ftK bi'th L. Hams H IT .Metcalfe 124T ; For County r'■nmissioner Pre- F' 1 Si.' For County Attorney -John .\ For Dist. Judge, 112lh Judicial " I emet No. . .eeter '1 T .x ?\Ienefet> Dist.: For C' ur.t> -U . ' - ; r For County Commissioner. Pre J B Randolph 1242 No 1 H No. 4—Joe F Conger For Dist. Attorney.13rd Judicial F-ir County C ■ r r- ' For County Commissioner, Pre­ Dist.; 1 No 2 cinct Nc. 2: ert C. Sehlagal. Crumpton 1239 1Travers For County C- n " P: W C .M. Donald For Constable. Pie No. For Dist. Attorney, 112th Judicial 1 No .1 '.V J i : .ce Malcolm R Reimers Dist.; i.Y. O- B. aver: : -- -• a 57 For Justice of Peece. Pre. No. 2: Hart Johnson 1249 Fur years Phillips scientists have carefully "weather-cuntrullea" Phillips 66 Gasoline to votes for C'lm F; 1 No 3, Ton. W K Ste-phensi'n ' 3— Aileen Jo Gibson. For Sheritf. Assessor and Colise • match it to the weather you drive in. Trirrbl--' received ; \olei f< : W Carroll j For Justice of Peace. Pre No lor oi Taxes: Com P.. N*-. 3 J -in Fux>ell - For Pr*. Chairman. Democratic 4— Geo M. Brown H L. W\ nne 254 \il'hy nut get this kind of gasoline performance â ceived 54 votes f r n Pre NY Executive Com.. Pre. Na 2: For Constable. Pie No 4- W J. O Currie 2481 for \fntr ezr? Drive in where you see the big orange- 3. M: A O B- i.r ,.thd;v\l ; m Workman A. Russell. Tom Shirley 171 and-black "6 6 " sign. i and asked that h*- r.a not b< ir.n Li'wers For Justice of Peace, Pre. No. II E Eekols 603' a placed m ball.'! f< i second For Pr*. Chairman. D.mocratic ' For County Judge: 1 \* Primary, es he did n- w ish t Executive Com. Pre. No. 4. | Wm. R Edwards 281 ! u run'. Box No. 5: A B Ilolle.v, Sr 183 1 ^ ^ P H IL U P S SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH I nis Vinson. si For J ' t" Pi-.' H .6 Gill« James Carll 75' CONTROLS EVERY GALLON OF U No. 2 ' eonu' , ' G H Fisher 716, I E7xecuti\ I ■m . Pu 1 PHIUIPS 66 THAT GOES C( Tor County and District Clerk: | INTO YOUR CAR/ si - ■ uiiiman, D< mi Ralph H Daughi : ty 916 1 p< oimitti-e. I’ :e. N Karl H Stribliri: 336: sa l; Windham For Cour.ty Treasurer: U.'.. liman. Derr i i ill.I F.:.Mbeth L Rair- 1012! F.lma G Whyti 237 ■m . Pu' No 3, R' \ H For County Attorney: P H I L L Î P S °6è G A S O L hnaulH'it 1 <$ Whiieiif, We have John \ Menefw 662 Jim C lAir ;don 591 ! ; our hands this the CT> For County Com.. Pr*. No. li t July. A D 1946 Wallac-' Littlejohn by Clint Shaw 83 j L E W:niiham. County Chair­ Henry Sthrader I S,rA.Ti,l«‘ "" ‘"'Cay Allitoi Receives Rt Jacks"n A. Phillips 2 man Cleo Spalding Ce H G Yocham 60 Th. --..1 n Workman C. C Carll 1 Chairman,r-h IX-mocratict '' Lxwutive Discliarge • From Rivy • ce: W F Moore 21 * L P.iitiT J 'hnson t;. W Lamer 2 Committee, Upton County, Guy Allison, a former student St For Constable. Pr*. No. 1: .A F Schn.iUljcit Jack Ott in 156, * j Texas, of McCamey High SchooL return- ' W. W Litt.I John Robert C Sehlagal Crockett E'lsher St; For County Commissioner. Pr*. 2 ------ed last Saturday, Aug. 2. from Jess Wilde cit No. 2. ^ I Jimmy Bowden visited his un- San Diego, Calif., whi're he re- THE ST .ATE OF TEXAS Gaylan Harding iss W C. McDonald 34 ■* tie, Edwin Stafford, in Pecos last ceived his discharge papers from COUNTY OF n>TON Jim Langdun ed . J. Bert Kincaid 13 2 week. Mr. Stafford brought him the Naval Air Corps. I. L. E W.ndham, duly ap- G. C Pauley me W . J. Price 49 ^ home last week end. Guy was in the Navy for 14 1 ______^ ter John H. Rankin 27 months and was stationed in San man of the Den,.xratic Executive Tom Shirley the For County Commissioner. P r*., Lelyslt and Pat Harris return- Diego at a destroyer base during W L. Best a s No. 3: 1 iiI ed to McCamey Wednesday, Aug. that time He came home for a ton. do hereby certify that the A B Holley shs ; A. O Beavers 57! 7, from b trip to Houston to vis­ five-da.v leave last October after For County Chainnan. Damo e* the 1 Tom Trimble 81| it their tunt. finishing his boot training. J all votes cast in said county for cratic Exacutiv* Com.: am John Fu.ssell 54! j each candidate for the Demo- L. E. Windham 28 Guy lacks a few credits finish­ eac Shirley Kleinman arrived home ing Ills high school work. He : cratic Nomination for State, Dis- For Justice of P**c*. Pr*. No. 3: W H. Burleson...... 5 Monday morning, Aug. 9, after a trict. County and Precinct Offi­ Aileen Jo Gibson ------197 Mrs. S. H. Boyd ...... 1 plans to go back to school this three weeks' visit in Galveston. cers, on July 27, 1946, is true and For Cas ttfbl*. Pro. N*. 3t Porter Johnson__ ...... 3 fall and graduate next spring. II correct, to-wit: F. A. Nickens .—...... '^'^¡Dunn Lowery ...... 2 Votaa Malcolm R. Reimers ...... 86 Yocham 1 I For U. 8. Sanator: Ree*« For Covusty CommUsioaor. Pr*. \ a . b . Holley ..... 1 ' Floyd E Ryan .... 104 N*. 4: I Tom Workman 1 ■ii , , A B. (Cyclore) Davis 76 ! Burley McCollum ...... 322 ] P L. Crandell 1 rUNENAL SEN I Tom Connally ...... 892 Joe E. Conger ...... 444 Stanley Eddens 1 8h*uld Also B* ComfortlBgrting — — ^ I Lavernv Somerville 10 Nafures forces l^lease 47 For Justice of Poaco, Pr*. No. 4: G. C. Pauley We go far beyond the mere busibURl. ^ Terrell Sledge 36 Geo. M. Brown 780 jJ. G. Herrington 2i ness of supplying every funeral For Governor: For Constablo, Pro. No. 4: i G. C. Fisher 1 I requirement. The thoughtfulness fhe Energy of the Atom... C. R Sh.;w 10 F. D. Belcher 228 ^ Clay Taylor 3 of our staff, the charm of our : Walter Scott McNutt 5 W. A. Russell 535 ¡T A. Pauley 2 : facilities, and the completeness Reese 1 urner 4 For Justice of Poaco. Pro. No. !:■ J. P. Green 1 of our service even at a mini­ f I John L< i Smith 78 Omar Wai ren 2 Edna Shafer 1 mum expenditure — are com- and O lt P lA TYour E Engine Homer P Rainey 323 Warme Carroll 1 ' Zack Gibson 1 ¡ forting to the spirit In time of I Chas. B Hutchison 1 For Justice of Pesco. Pro. No. 2:1 Crockett Fi.sher 6 I bereavement. Floyd R rin k le y...... 2 Omar Warren 1 ! James Carli 1 ; h e Atom ic bom.b's awesome dem onstration W J. Minton 5 W L Carroll 3 | Wilbur Harris 1 Spalding Fonerai promises the release of new ard useful energy Beauford Jester 563 W. E Stephenson ^ i^ 1 T for the benefit of all mankind. Jerry Sadler 78 For Constablo. Pro. No. 2: W. W. Littlejohn 3 Home I Grover Sellers lOOl Finis Vinson 6|W. R. Edwards 1 McCamey, Texas '•i Studying the molecular stnteture of matter and A. J. Burk.s 22 For PrecinC'l Chairman. Demo-1 D. G. Ash 1 the mighty forces of attraction existing between Wm. V. Brown 4 cratic Execulivo Committea, i Jim Langdon 4 liquids and solids, Conoco scientists are able to bring C'.'SO March 17 Pre. No. 1; S. R. Braly 2 motorists new and bcu.cr oils. In fact, tne force of For Lt. Governor: L. P. Johnson 8 I Gaylan Harding 1 molecular attracti.’n ('..-.osic force that holds things Allan Shivers 357 P L. Crandell 1 Ed Halaniicek 1 together), vvi'.’. hoc 1 a special ingredient of Conoco B'lycf House 525 Cirim Taylor 2' In \vi'.ne.ss whcrei f, I hereunto ! I irry .Mills 107 :rh rnior your i n^int; s v/or;; sur! aces. Boyd Cox 2 i Jo E Winfri c 79 Clay Taylor 2 |‘^' T h uo tiny' ' : l .'.t e d ! ' T . Walkei ill For Pre. Chairman. Democratic 1 ♦♦♦♦♦♦■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦♦**♦♦***4*** A -tl ix-'-; : in cti'.n olds Conoco For Comptroller of Public Executive Com.. Pre. No. 2: CiL-rL.xr:- . e!i‘ , It from .Accounts; Walton Harri'll 1 Genuin: Cowhide ;: I' H Shepp 1 nil ii -e, t\ :i might .Mns. S II B'.vd r ,r! F Put,. 172 Turn V.'iukinan 2 . . . y o u '.. CLOVES For State Treasurer: D'inn Lowery 1 Fresh Daily ..u J:il:!J - 8'i2 Stanli-y Kddens _ 1 ♦ U AVEC aienco Willia" 26ti I u ,,np Carter . . , 1 ♦ / pr Fcr Ranchers and ♦ For Commissioner of

■ « r PAGE SEVEM FRIDAY, a u g u s t 9, 1946 THEBAIlKIIfllCWi II. J. R. No. 10 amount of funds to be kept on voters i f«.a th »as»« ia i^ le at ««an nectionjed------by , each County under me'electors or this state at ti.c next to be held throughout the State I laws in i ffect on January 1. 1945. i general election to be neld on the HOUSr jo n r r HESOLUTIOH !*»“ ” ** *“ determined by the . u’kinK muV Ka _____in November.______1946. (being the Nothing contained herein shall first Tuesday after the first Mon- I agency which may be provided ‘ * ‘ -* — - . u I j — . _ mr---- _.i , „ A i o.i*: \ proposing an Amendment to Ar­ 1 by law to administer said Fund; i 5th day thereof*) at which all I be construed as authorizing the 1 day in NovemlxT, \ D , 1!'46, at ticle 16 of the Constitution of the pledging of the State's credit for which all ballots shall have print State of Texas, by adding thereto ! “ " ‘I ‘ he | ballots shall have printed there any purpose." ed thereon: \ ' / Si-c. 2 The foregoing Amend­ ■FOK THE CONSTITUTION­ Section. e.- 62 1 1providing . . a .u Retire-! “ “ t he eligible for any other T pen- "For the Constitutional Am­ inent. Disability and Death Com-, . , * / e ment to the Constitution shall be AL AMENDMENT AI THOKIZ- I, 1 . .u (Sion iclirenient funds or district endment authorizing the Legis­ ^ % submitted to a vote of the qual- ING THE LEGISLATURE TO prnsation■ Fund , for ,the appoint-! , .U„ I .“ *d from ,u the u. Stale . ofr r~Texas, un- lature to provide a Kelirement, ive officers and employees of the' .• r i Disabilitv and Death Compi iisa- j ified voters of this State at the PAY FOR BUILDING CON- Slate; l.miting the amount con-1 ‘ ‘ ■‘ « ‘ «on of tion Sjstem for the offieers and [ General Election to U- held in .STRUCTED FOR JOHN TARLE- tributed by the State to such‘ h*r here,,,, con- a : i I tributed by the Stale, is released employees of the Slate of Texas I November, 1946, at which elec-¡TON AGRICULTURAL COL- Fund; providing for investment to the State of Texas us a condi­ and authorizing counties to pro-1 tion each ballot shall have print-J LECJE;" and of Fund with certain exceptions; tion to leeeiving such other pi-n- vide such system for the apiMunt- ed thereon the following words 1 "AGAINST THE CONSTITU-1 "FOR the Amendment to the, TIONAL AMENDMENT AU- prohibiting recipients of benefits sion ail' • ive officers and employees of the hereunder from receiving other .. . , . „ . i . . .u c. . . t Constitution of the State provid­ THORIZING THE LEGISLAT­ direct aid from the State; author- ec. 4. The sum of Fiv Sec. 3 The Governor of the' «r w arrants voti-d or l^sued prior : sand ($5.0imi ooi D‘ United "•1 I knownKnow n as as "Section zieci.on i-a 7-a .; Fprovid-; » ''- - ,horizmg the nledumc pledging of the ♦ prewar standards, but to help tide over thi* period shall equal the amount paid fo r j » « » “ •». the State of Texas orj.ng that subject to legislative aP-. state's credit for any purpose, o f telephone shortages we have had to stretch the the same purpose from the in-1 ‘ ^is State.! pr„pnation. allocation and d.r,^- . Amendment to present telephone system— stretch it to serve more come of each such person, and or ,n bonds issued by any agency ..on all net revenue* I ,he ¿Tiluru,.< n of I J O I I N A M C I f E F C E families shall not exceed at any time five ‘ h- I ’n'ted States Government from the taxes, except gro«i P‘ “ - 1IJ’/ J ; that subj^t to' f U s I i l i f L t i per centum (5 -;) of the compen- ‘ h«* Payment of the principal of'auction and ad valorem »•, J * “ Iboropria ion aTl e-; ma,mair.ing public roadways; (or |‘“ hncanls and motor vehicle reg- I as quickly. compenralion of such person, or •'“‘'h Fi'ar out of said j,he administration of laws p,.r-1‘-'‘ ra“ ’" ‘ ‘-o* »hall lie used for the • However, more people who would otherwise still bv the Slate of Texas, for such ' “ ‘'h amount of funds to bt>|,a,ning to traffic and safety; and «'h ' purpose* of acquiring rights- be waiting now have service. Others will have tele­ Retircment. Disability and IH-ath ‘“ 'P* " " hand to be determined („r the payment of principal and ¡ ''‘ ■«ay for and constructing and Compensation Fund, as are re -^ hy the agency which may be pro- („,^„*1 on county and road dis- "maintaining public roadways; for JIN C. LANGDON i phones as soon as we can get switchboards in and ceived hy the Treasury of the Vided ■ " " by law------to administer------said," jrict bonds or - warrants “ voted "r , me *he aaminisiraiion administration ui of mws laws per- per- ; ATTORNEY-AT-LAW working. It is not a short or easy job but we are glad Fund; and provided that the prior to January 2. 1939,.‘ ‘‘' " ‘"S traffic and safety, and I St.-ite of Texas, shall be invested issueo prnir lu ua.iu««^ ------, to report it is getting on. cipients of benefits from said | and declared eligible for debt' ‘he payment of principal and US WMt Sth SL in bonds of the United States, the Fund shall not be eligible for service prior to January 2, 1945;. mterest on county and road dis- T»L 36 Box M l State cl Texas, or counties or other pension retirement providing that one-fourth (V«) o fl»''« bonds or warranU voted or. SOUTHWiSlaRN B ill TUlFHONf CO. cities of this State, or in bond* McCAMEY, TEXAS funds or direct aid from the State„pj revenue from the motor ('**“ «* P'*»'' ‘ o January* 2. 1939, | issued by any agency of the Unit­ of Texas, unless the Fund, the j f^el jhall bo allocated to thej«"«* declared eligible for debt| Í ed States Government, the pay­ creation of which is provided; A v.jj.b le School Fund; providing¡»"•v'ce prior to January 2. 1945; ment of the principal of and in- for herein,w— contributed by the .K-i j ^ insuring .-----county I P'ovidiiig that one-fourth t m of 4 , terest on which is guaranteed by such net revenue from the motor n the United States, provided that. county, is released to the ___ State |,hall never derive less revenue ...... „ ..... Easy-Wty Laodry from motor registration fee. than * Texas as a condition to r e « iv ing such other pension aid. the maximum amounU and per-' Available School I^nd; providing TUESDAY TMIIOUOH FRIDAY McCAMEY Comfortably a * shall be kept on hand to meet =ec. a ine . centage, of such fees allowed to|«"d ‘ h«‘ each county 7:3« A. M _ «13« r . M. •r *. the immediate payment of the Sec. 2. The foregoing Consti- PHONE IM COOL tutional Amendment shall be sub-< be retained by each county under •J»«» "•‘ver derive less w en u e MOMDATS amount likely to become due mitted to a vote of the qualified the lawt in effect on January 1,, registration fees than 7:3« A. M.-7I30 P. M. I- I » each 'j m r out of said Fund, such GRAND 1945; negativing any interpreta- “ >« maximum amount, and per- SATUBDAYS [e -k «'centag*^f of such fees allowed to . tion of this amendment as 7:3« A. M.-12:00 NOON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AUGUST t AND 10 Is thorizing the pledging of thej retained by each county under TalaphoM I t MeCasnar. Taxaa a SHOWS FOR THE PRICE OF I Stab's credit for anypurpose: l “ >e I«'»'* >" effect on January 1, providing fo'r the submission of|‘ 9 « : «"d negativing any inter- Industrial— — O r d in a r y ''California Gold Raih" this amendment to the voter. of.PreUtion of this amendment as BILL ELLIOTT AS "RED RYDER" this Stale; proscribing the form “ “ ‘ horirmg the pledging of the PLUS SECOND FEATURE State's credit for any purpose. American Nalional j of ballot; and providing for the SUSAN HAYWARD. PAUL LUKAS IN "Each voter shall strike out proclamation of the election and with p«*n or pencil the clause Insurance the publication thereof Security State Bank Building "Deadline Al Dawn" BE IT RESOLVED BY THE ■ "'I'ifh he desires to vote against McCamay, Texas LEGISLATURE OF THE I *o as to indicate whether he is SUNDAY AND MONDAY. AUGUST 11 AND 12 OF TEXAS' I t OR or AGAINST said J. O. Carll. Agent ALLAN LADD. GERALDINE FITZGERALD C. H. Watson. Asst. Supt. &.ction 1. rhat Article VHl j Propuiud amendment " IN PARAMOUNT'S ofUI thelilt.’ Constitution V»»of the State.... I . Sur " The Governor of the H i of Texas he amended liv adding State of Texas is hereby directed* FOR RENT j '0. S. S.' thereto a new Section to lie I “ > ‘-"su" ‘ hu neco.ssary proclama- (ol-(tion for said election and to have | TUESDAY ONLY, AUGUST 13 FREE FLYING LESSONS TO VETERANS known as 7-a and to read as TRAILER PARK j I same published as required b y , JOHN WAYNE. MARTHA SCOTT IN lows: , Hot and Cold W :l*r — UtilitlMl Yos, Votorans. under your GI Bill of Rights, you can hava a •Secticn ;-a. oubject to legisla-1 Constitution for Amendments Furnished — Men's and Ladies', complato coursa in flying, absolutaly frea. You only have to "War Of The Wildcats" live appaipriation. allocation and j “ ' ‘''eto, Rest Rooms with Showers. Two HOP HARRIGAN NO. 14 do theso two things; direction, all r.tt revinucs re -: “ —------Blocks North McCamey Grad» 1— If you haro your cortificata of oligibility, bring it to Me- maining after payment of all re-1 S. J. R. No. 5 School. Storm cellar. Writ# F.^ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. AUGUST 14 AND IS Camay Airport. funds allowed by law and ex-1 A JOINT RESOLUTION C. McCcrcla, Box 511, or Phon»< 2— If you do not haro your cortifieato of oUgibility. bring all i penses of collection derived from' proposing an amendment to ‘ he j rj. Jj ' q 'j ” ' IM ‘ "The Green Years" of your discharga papars to us. and wa will haro your ap­ motor vehicle registration fees. Constitution of the State of Texas E.*RobUom ” ••'••7' 1 Charles Cobum. Tom Drake, Beverly Tyler, Hume Cronyn plication complolad. and a'l taxes, except gross pro- j authorizing the Legislature to ap-1 ______duction and Windows and Doors "Anna and King of Siam" used for the sole purpose of ac­ Taricton Agricultural College for the construction of a building on Maaufacturod by WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. AUGUST 21-22 quiring rights-of-way. construct­ CLIFTON MANUFACTURING ing, maintaining, and policing the campus of such college pursu­ COMPANY "Ziegield FolUes" such pi'blic roadways, and for ant to deficiency authorization of the Governor of Texas on August Gao. M. Brown \ the adm.inistration of such laws F. O. Box 243 Be Sure . . . Insure! 31, 1937. _ as may be prescribed by the Leg­ McCamoy. Toxaa I islature pertaining to the super­ BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEG­ Tear Particilw laiiraace ProUems vision of traffic and safety on ISLATURE OF THE STATE Ir such roads; and for the payment OF TEXAS: Oar SpeciaUy of the principal and interest on Section 1. That the Constitu­ county and road district bonds or tion of the State of Texas be O ir Time Is Tear Time! warranU voted or issued prior to amended by adding a new sec­ Reynolds Welding January 2, 19.39, and declared tion, aa follows; VisU Oir Office Today! eligible prior to January 2. 1945, "The Legislature is authorized fora«l payment out of------the County ^to appropriate so much money as & Radiator Shop and Road District Highway Fund (may be nece.s.sary, not to exceed! NEWTON KEY. JR. Fire, Automobile and Workmen's under existing law; provided. Seventy-five Thousand ($75,-' however, that one-fourth (t .) of i OOO.OO) Dollars, to pay claim* in- Compensalion such net revenue from the motor |curred by John Taricton Agri- Complete Radiator Repair and Weldan* fuel tax shall be allocated to the I cultural College for the construe-1 Available School Fund; and, pro- tion of a building on the campus Snpplies WESBERRY INSURANCE AGENCY vided, however, that the net rev-' of such college pursuant to de- TELEPHONE CRANE 11 enue derived by counties from ficiency authorization by the Portable Equipment for Electric and Acetylene Welding motor vehicle registration fees Governor of Texas on August 31,' Phone 174. Box No. 492 -----CRANE. TEXAS----- shall never be less than the max- 1937.” P. O. sox 817 imum amounts allowed to be re-1 Sec. 2. The foregoing Congfi- MeCAMEY, TEXAS M c c a m iy , T exas eal Estate- -Life Insurance tained by each County and the tutional Amendment shall be sub- percentage allowed to be retain- i milted to a vote of the qualified PHONE 4 S I ...... r- /. ... J* . - * ' • ' ; ■ • : .•j»'-’ * • v • » * • * — A J 1 . F- dt., x «M

T H E RANKIN NEWS PAC E EIGHT FRIDAY. AUGUST 0. IS II m |||v WRadsF i KñSW Y r HF M r Í h U mIF Dowell, Inc They have two i cisión” are her favorites of latel I * • ^ ys, Dicky and Dean. although she says “Valley of DeJ > Y ROSIE ^ io o J By SHIRLEY PULLEY Mrs. McManigle says that Me-1 cisión” wasn't like the book. NeCanty Straeii Carney “suits her just fine”—in Some day when she and Mr.] arrived at Mrs. M. R. McMa- Bv SHIRLEY PULLEY ,1 . . .. . „ „ *l^e likes. everything about McManigle grow old, and have tuna fish sanduichts. piitati>] Bridal Showsr Given In mgles while she was sweeping ¡, .u ■ . > . .c • . . .i Meredith Courtney Is ih.. K. 1. u / 1. u — I ” the cows coming thru lots of money, they plan to travel Honor of Dorothy Baldwin “ It war not at all unusual to the back porch of her home, and u . r . . -u u . ' Honored at Bridal Shower i’hips, oli\es, ctH'ku‘>. «jHii lt*3 asked her would she U- kmd , f",.She be-¡ and see the world- Mrs Dewey Baldwin, thi' for­ see drunk quail walking through v\ iTi* St, rvt*d opi rv'd the streets." says Mrs. John enough to answer a few questions | livestock should be, ------Meredith C >urtne> henor- mer Dorothy Jones, was himorcd her gifts which im uded a com­ ed Tuestiav afterno.r. Au»; ti. Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 7. at Hinde. She was speaking of her which would be of interest to plete set of piastel -- led pi'ttei'y fust months in McCamey, when everyone. She was very cordial. She N'longs to the Study Club, I „ ** ^ Í, ^ m » at 3 (H) uith a bridal , : -'«er ki'. a surprise shower acknowledging and enjoys all types of sports ' ** there was a bootlegger's building and sitting down, we Ugan our intend to apply for permit en by Patsy George a; her him-.e which the gills had given togeth­ her ri>ctnt marriage to Dewey in a small clearing among the discussion. er The show er lasted until 5 30. Baldwin, also an M H. S. “ ex " new things, and she doesn't like move the location of the Cash in thi I’i .‘s Valley Cu.np i greasewood across the street from Mrs. McManigle was boin in Liquar Store now located at 11^ 4 Guests atundmg were Maltha Meredith Courtney and Connie people who aren’t progressive! The guests brought I'liginal Hae Cobb were hostesses in Con­ the pre.-.ent News Office. Coveys Pennsylvania, and moved to East Fifth Street to 116 East 5th l.u Neal. Pollv Kawards, Ginger of quail would stay around wait Mrs. McManigle admires Ingrid ■'recipes oí h -|'p;ness ’ and snap­ nie’s home at the Humble Pipe Giayville, 111., in early childhood. Street, in the town of McCamey| C’ulw ell, Anna I. -u Wade. KrU ne ing to consume the mash that the I she and her husband moved to Uergman and Gregory Peck on te put n the l.:ne Camp at 2 00 p m. CASH LIQUOR STORE. shots of thin - Pone, Bitty J- Guyton, June The wedding gifts were bootlegger would throw out. j .McCamey six months ago w here the sereen. and most singing stars. 33-2t Leta O’Callaghan. registe as - 1 .inoe fo: W ’ gh; of B onwood, S.. 'u 1 -ught nut in a largo basket Mrs Hinde came to McCamey i he holds the position as manager “ Spellbound’ and “ Valley of De- Owner.l Meredit; B .. S l*«i DiIlmKh..tn. Shirley Klemm .n. After Dorothy had opened her 19 years ago from Brcckenridge j ” and Mni- I Courtney. K ; the pian t’ presents, refreshments of ice to vis't relatives;—she is still j G d-'n . M.i:> Adams, l-.n.'r.i noon P ■■ . Mat. cream, cake and punch were here Sh». firmly states that she' Kleids. Alleno Ji.nes, Th ‘ n Sat at t' Served to Mmes Ralph Brown. w.i> hiie (or nine years before' lime e.it vm h Mrs. Jack K m-, Jeane Tarvin, Tom Powell. W she de-ii!eil to stay' She lived in ) Aftl'l ! i'- 1.1. H.i- i'obb. Plori noi \KU- D Baldwin, and Misses Kilene a small white two-room hou.-■, -egisti M 1 ; d Harris, Bone. Meri-ilith Courtney. Saralu, not fa- from the school building l pe ­ ■ 'h Warfield Dillingham. Bitty Jo Mateji-ws- and at that time she and her kv. Anna Lou W.ade. B. 'tv Jo dauehli-r liviit eompletely t Guyton. Shir-ey Pui!- > . M. • !h I . IT ■- • inuigining t‘ . K '" . S ; ,n P .■• . II T> . - .n- I'.. \ w . d - in hi sun ■-•un.a dme g.'Ts were B th W..:‘ e!.|. by ..tl.er t :s. Clara J.. Green. Clai a M.u- T. n- M.- H no- nyson, Edna Deatherag. . Wan.la v ■- " i t pl.iin ill ♦ Elms. P.ddii" Mae H -gg. Mai r ’ " The '..iia - had n.-th • ' ♦ ♦ Edward- and MnuElms. H E -, d,. lecause of the er-ad. o;. 'i ' « « Stoker, Cìi-rald Mi-Guire, Roy Lee rii*r in w hich they livi'd \ . y i ♦ Jones, and Tom Lynch | f,.\v f.imilies owned bath tut- ;j ♦ ♦ ■■ . eonsicjui-ntly. evi’tyone m.i - un-| lot ♦ ♦ I Tb# Sub-Dobs Moot usuallv (ri-qui*nt trips to t; • '.»le j ♦ I Ertene Bone was hosti'-- to the sw'imming hole" Their f.‘V..iile* ■ Sub-De’j Club Wednesday morn- places were much the same as j mg. Aug 7. at U». at a meeting to thi-y are now E.-it .Stockton and | Specialists elect officers for the coming Spanis.h Dan. v hich is uth of j I school year The new officers tuw n ' You c»n noilher hold tirre »til! m ivt it bock or forward. So are- Piesidi nt. Erlene Bono; Official law-officers wer. un-i ' Vice-President. Patsv Gi-orge; Ih# only ture way ot getting wher» you hav* to go— or doing heard of then, and the town w.iS| Serretarv. lalyali H..rris; Treas­ lontrol'ed by Rangers, thi ir sta-j what you hav* to do—on lirr.r u to tin* with a preciso ure:, p : is Ellin-.-.r. Reporter, tion bi ing acre the -tri't fr- m I wrist watch or pocket w-itch- We have Am?nca • best known Ging. i'ulwell. {'■ : .--ponding the pii - r.t P'oshyti i ian Chureh. j Si‘i ’ . Clara M,.e Tennyson If a m-in - .nimittod a crime, they modeU to tell ycu—with our double guarantee. , A ” . t‘ S' eleelion ■: . if.eers, jUst tiid hii’ to an iron |Kist in the : I'lunned rush w.ik and the middle f the mam squari' ru.-i ■ ■ ..nd discu.---i d th*'.: pi..- until r-ometl.:ng could be dom- to tiie year Thov t him The diei-ts were mud— ■ headquarters for sue- w hich ir h.iid to la lieve now- Lloyd’s Jewelry Store ii 1 An all-d.iy picnic wa- liays But Mrs. Hinde said it ^ McCAMEY, TEXAS . -ipon f. : th. Sub-Di bs i 1 lained nearly i verj- day' | past . and the presi-nt mem- I One oay she and some friends , 1m :: It will be- in Eoit StiK-kt-.n were goin imming. and while; t M nda'. .Aug 12. flrivin-; along the load, thi-y saw) : Basham's Walch Hospital Refr. : i.ments of cocoa and T, 4Nd'’“ rookies were M-rved t-. Saralu a Jaek rab' .t i Located In Lloyd’s Jtwvlry Storv. IxKik! There s a rabbit’’ said j Dillinghan., Clara Jo Green. Bet­ <>ne mr-inber of the party ' Slow | ty J.i G .'.'ton. Shirley Perry. R l PA IR S and I'll try to kill it. ' \ Meredith Aourtney, Ginger Cul- answered the driver. If | well, and Mrs. Collin Gilbreath the thin.; can stand to stay in this i Where They Go to Colley# God-forsakin country and pro-1 ; Marthc Lidgely. John Sialy, tend to bi- happy, I say let him | > Bi-th W,.if;. Id. Draughons: A D live’’’ I ; Asher. Texas Tech; Prances Sha­ Mrs T E Baxter, Mrs Hinde’s ] fer. Texas Tech; Jane Brown, sister, and a Mrs Allred organ- j ; Western Union School. Joan Cole, izcd the first Sunday School. I H"ckaday: Polly Edwards, Tarle- They were living in a block' ton. M ny James. Sul Ross; Sara­ where there were many children, j One day. they came together and lu Dillingham, Texas Tech, Betty Jo Guyton and Betty Jo Mate- decided to do this in order toj josky. NTSTC; Jimmy Hayes, teach the little ones, and give i * Howell Johnson, Harold Brown, them something to do. The first) Sunday School clast met in their | I Jack Dibrell, Junior Shafer, Dan ; Davidsen, Bert Ridgely. AAM; home, but as it grew, it was mov­ Shirlev Kleinman, Mary Ruble, ed into the Airdrome, which is now the Ritz Theatre. The Meth- Shirley Pulley. Clara Jo Green,' ^ j . u u FLOWERS Dwayn- Taylor. Freddie Davis I ‘^►'««^es were FOR ALL OCCAIlONt Bob Kellerman. Jacob Davis, Matt ! Dillingham. University, of Texas I class. MRS. SÜG B U C K (Fone3) Makmg a grand total of 2« Mc-> “ booming oil town such as Carney graduates going to college RANKIN REPRESENTATIVE this fall, with 12 different schools | ^ robbery arid Now! Now! Now! represented small crimes, but Mrs. Hinde says, "The only ones that harmed I FBIEHDLY FLOWEB SHOP FLASH! icputation of the town were SAN ANGELO. TEXAS Connie Cobb is engaged to Johnny Allison. She is wearing a pretty ring and savs thev plan, Basham ’s ■ to be married as soon as she grad-' I It was four or five years before Meredith and Rov Dan have I set their wedding date up to A u -! RODEO! RACES! gust 10, which IS this Saturday at g.OQ , I have never seen any part of it Watch Hospital __I look so bleak as McCamey did!” JUST DATING j grown to love COLT SHOW! : Couples going to ocessa last especially the pco In Both McCamey and Crane Tuesday night w e-e Saralu and i P'*" ’ ' NABFA, TEX\S Bill W . Betty Jr, G, and think I’ll ever want Ruble, Billy K find Billie Jeanj September 12-13-14 C., Matt and Dons Freeman To Onr Many Friends and Cnslomers in Crane, we say, "Yan Mary James, graduate of M. Dates Fndav m^ht, and to Od-I , J . , H. S , had an appendectomy on Came to U i for a Long Time— Now We Have Como to Yon! (ssa again, w Jimmv and P o l-i,, . . , .. Mondav moining, Aug. 5, at the ly, Dan and Virginia H. Shirley,^ „ , i • / , Thanks for Yonr Grand Support Daring Past Months." $1,700 IN PURSES Perry and H ell Johnson. ' Hospital. Mary is feeling Saturday m;ht dates were Ja-' We will now be able to give "On-the-Spot" Service in both $2,320.00 PLUS Entrance Fees In Prizes! cob anrt M 'ha Lu. Saralu a n d ) ------Split SO 30 20) Bill, Whit ari'l Anna Lou, '■Lib”| McCamey and Crane— and will continne onr policy of "Bet­ and Billy W Fonr Races Thursday, Sept. 12 Josie Schnaiibert and Roy Bell, I riRE REPRiRS ter Service— Longer Life for Yonr Watch." 3S0 yards. 14 mile. 5-6 mile, 3 4 mile Dorothy Phillippi and Bobby Bi-ll i with went to Rankin Thursday night' Three Races Friday, Sept. 13 to Roy’s birthday dinner. • 1 4 mile. 3 8 mile. 1-2 mile NOTICE! I Notice is hereby given that D .! RUBBt Basham’s Two Races Saturday, Sept. 14 G Ash intends to apply to the | Ntw 1 mile open plus 3S0 yard derby (purs* S750) Texas Liquor Control Board at Mall«« Saf« Rc- its office in the City of Austin, RBifs ttiaf OwHjit flit Tift? Texas, for a ¡..ickage store permit VtMf Ittntfiiv PLUS under the provisions of Texas PtfHrMtfitB Bareback Bronc Riding Steer Wrestling Liquor Control Act The Cozy Watch Hospital Saddle Bronc Riding Team Tying i î Liquor Store will be located in LOCATED Bull Riding Cow Girl Contest (Flag Lot Five, BliK-k 43, 218 Fifth St., Calf Roping Races) in the City of McCamey, Upton LLOYD'S JEtWELRY STORE Thfee Deert North of P. O. ENJOY MARFA'S COOL. HOSPITABLE CLIMATE County, Texas. D. G. Ash, Owner. MiC—>T. TexM CRANE. TBXJU 3S-2tc (ALTITUDE IDENTICAL WITH ALBUQUERQUE) a a ALUBM. MOIL MoCAMBY. TEXAS PLAN MOW TO ATTEMDI Charley Yotmf went to Sani Angelo Saturday, Aug. 3.