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V olum e 41 Carbon, Eastland County. Texas, Thursday, October 19 1950 Number 9 Local News In Brief Clyde Bulldogs Methodist News M ** Cmt end nr. Defeat Carbon Lively Brown, Pastor Bond Are M arried In Wayne Campbell and family of I Mrs. W. S. Maxwell and Mrs. “ I Voted To Close ^eremony Ht Olden Fort Worth spent Sunday with I L. P. Barnett and aon, Gary, via- Wolverine* his mother, Mrs. Allie Campbell. | ited Mrs. Bill Vencil and family The rcfl** Miss ratherine r»net became j Jayton last week. | the bride of Travis Bond, Jr., The Clyde riulldogi scored the Was it Carbon? i hursday evening, October 12, at Jess Putnam and family spent Gene Underwood of Morenci, first time they had t..e hall in the Last Sunday I voted to close- the Baptist Church in Olden with Saturday night with his brother, Ariz. visited his parents, A . C. game with the Carbon Wolverines tne church; not intentionally, nor Rev. Clifford Nelson, pastor, oiii- Abb Putnam, and family of Olden. nderwood and wife, last week at Clyde last Friday night, and m ilic.ously, but carlessly, thought- c ating. end, then breezed on the r, st of the lessly, lazily, indifferently, 1 voted. xht bride, daughter of Mr. and A. D . Thurman, Jr. and family ay to a 66 to 0 score. They made I voted to close it’s doors that its Oliver Canet of near East- of McCamey spent Saturday nite Mrs. Charlie Morris of Big 5 touchdowns the first half and 5 witness and its testimony might |ar.d. is a graduate of Olden High with his father, A. D Thurman, Spring spent Sunday night with the last to score an ca.-y victory. be stopped. I voted to close th e; School. The irrootn. son of Mrs. and family. Thev also visited her Mrs. Bill Edmondson and visited The Clyde Bullyogs is the most open Bible on its pulpit-the Bible Travis Bond ol Carboft, is a grad- father, M. C. Tucker. other friends here. powerful team our boy s have met that has been given us by years of uate of Carbon High School, this year, struggle and by the blood of mart- Mrs. Bond chose for her wed- Mrs. David Goodwin visited Mr. and Mrs. P. M . Rhyne and They play South Taylor there yrs who died that we might have dmg a dress of brown lace and sa- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Me- son, Dale, of Phillips visited her Friday n ght and it is expected it to read. I voted for our miois- tin with brown accessories. She haffey, of Gorman Saturday night father, Will Bennett, and his fath­ that they \ ill m akes letter show­ ter to stop preaching the glorious rarried an arrangement of bronze er, J. L. Rhyne, last wei* end and ing there since thoir team is not truths of the gospel of Christ. I and gold chrysanthemums, Lewis Torgeson and family of attended the Rhyne reunion. rated as strong as Clyd . voted that the children of the Sun Miss Betty Jo Carrol was the San Antonio spent the week end The_cjtfbclTcubgplay Eastland '-uy cho°l n0 *on er be taught bride’s attendant and wore a with her par. nss, Clayton Rhyne ike Butler and wife spent Thu­ Juniors at Eastland tonight (Thur t e stor es of the Bible a n l no brown checked tailored suit with and wife, and attended the Rhyne rsday with Joe Gregg and wife of s d a y la n l from all accounts the 1 mger lift their tiny voices in song, matching accessories Bill Nix. reunion Sunday. Eastland. tw o teams are evenly matched J Jesus loves ir.e, this I know, brother-in-law of the bride, served and a good , ame is expected. For the Bible tells me so.” as best man. Week end guests of Mrs. Pearl Mrs. dlyde Bet* any spent Sa^l Snodgrass and children were Sam urday ni* at with relatives in GoPJ _ I voted for the voice of the con- Only members of the families Murray and family of Munday, man. . , _ L _ UJfcmlMaal gregation to be stilled, and t at and close friends of the couple a Carbon MeilllVeiAIUiH theynolongersinginumtedprai.se. tended. Harvey Fox and wife of Eastland apd B. L. Snodgrass and family of Ed Jr .son attended the Dallas Funeral Of Child j “AU hail the P°wer of Jesus’ name- The bride chose for her wedding Ranger. Fair Sa. orday. r a a c i a Let angels prostrate fall; tri , a blue gaberdine suit wi’ h Rusty, the five y* ' 800 of Bring forth the roy 1 diadem, g rey accessories. After a trip Mr. «nd Mr*. William Jackson of And crown Him Lord of all.” I Galveston and points in Sou D. M. Driver and family Mrs. Della Boyd of C ie o , Mrs. O’Donnel, died in the BaylceHo?- | voted for every missionary of Texas the couple is new at ho* Midland spent the week end a Berdie V>4Ms of Greuver and Wil­ pital at Dallas T uesd^sw rnm g. the church to be called home, ev- m the Hillside Apart ^nts his parents, Aud Drive and wife, lis Brown of Cross Plains visited and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Bettie Clark Sunday. The child had besiviMS®?* ‘9 °* cry’ native wo ker supported by F.astland. Mr. Bond is p oy ema for about a year, f the church to stop preaching, ev by East and Auto Parts ; -1 M Mr-\ R esi McCall spent the Mrs. Lena Stubblefield of Spur He is the grandson "■ ,.ry hospital, every school *pd ev- Bond i- employed by So hwe •F. Jackson o f Carbt| fcytiffc.J4cjc' cr dispensary jn its (oreifla m is-, cm Be". Telephone Co. week end with her son, Hugh M c­ visited her children here this week Call, and family of W aco. 1 W ------ghter, Mrs-- J ® ? * * “ 2 f » f l+ iu x o lle g e s close i no r t g L & c ia Beal, Mrs. c,eor^ Clyfton Wood and wife of Abi­ Mr. aigl M r e .flv o ld L. longer bother itr^outh c lene were week end guests of her Tempi* spent the week»< parent*, C. A Harlow and ante. relatives ***** , Mrs. w. s tfcQpnHBtiHMVl surgery in the Blackwell Sanitar- q ■ ■ ■■ Mrs. Bagwell of Gorman and good and right ^nd for trilth, in T *el!v am f wifi o f Eastfctwdvtoted our community to he curtailed antf in the hc*mc oT W. S.* McGaha itm last week and is recovering D ll v K w w ll son, Joe, ww) is in the army and finally stopped. I voted for the and wife last week, satisfactorily. Stevie. the five-year-

Pork Chops 59c 1 Thursday "tide Street” Carbon Trading Company Farley Granger Cathy O ’Donnell Surprise Feature at 8 p. m. THE CARltMN MKSSEXCFH

The Way it Happened ... MORE REAL IS PA l N. J. . . . Alter some thought, a member ol the hoard ol health decided that he had better forego the honor ol being chairman ol the hospital committee, since, being an undertaker, "my DYEING POWER presence might upset the patients."

IS OKLAHOMA CITY . . . (Juste upset, a 69-year-old tody driver sued lor SS.021 damages claiming the cult and brunet she received m tn auto collision while on her way to meet a man who u anted to marry her made him withdraw his proposal.

IN FOX POINT, H IS. . . . Determinedly, the village board passed a resolution prohibiting dogs from chasing vehicles, bothering people by barking, acting viciously, dsggmg up lawns, insuring trees and flower beds, and from running around in groups ol more than two.

IN PASADF.NA . . . A patrolman flagged down a motorist who was zigzagging dangerously across the highway, the driver explained- Everything is all right. Just shaving."

0USEH01D HITS* When such foods as cereals and rice stick to the inside of the top part of a double boiler, turn the pot perspiration upside down in piping hot dish­ STARS AND STRIPES water for a few minutes so that odor the steam can loosen the stuff in side. Armed Forces Official Pcper the S w 7ff///United States armed it the rest of the way with water salts. Won't hami skin or clothing. forces, has opened shop in Korea, thereby continuing a tradition of front­ and letting it stand for twenty-four Stays soft and creamy, never gets line news service to weary fighting men no matter how tough the job of hours. grainy printing and circulation. TVy gentle Yodora- feel the wonderful Millions of copies of the paper were distributed at fighting fronts in The name, "Journeyman Paint­ both world wars Staffmen got their news under fire and sometimes had er” com es from the painters who, to print it wherever they could find type and a press. Ships, planes, at the time of the Renaissance, jeeps, donkeys — any available p ------— ------" journeyed from country to coun­ means of transportation—were used | prnn- r Cvo Cnra try with their brushes, palettes, ; it-.s to forward areas. In IriUpGl C fc \nUlt, and secretly blended paints. In Korea the same hazardous task will /■ »__ Drol/onf Hnlf today's parlance, a journeyman he undertaken hy a group of sol- |\ » O fi r T c V c M l n u l l painter is one who has had at least three years’ experience and g£,‘ Ml Blindness schooling as an apprentice. Stars and Stripes was first print- By Fr„ kH„ M ed February 8, 1918 in Paris by ~ ~ Sodetr fat order of Gen. John J. Pershing. INVESTIGATE Then a weekly publication, it gain­ It isn't very likely to happen, of ed a circulation of 500,000. In his course, but just suppose someone THE TECHNICIAN NURSE COURSE! memoirs General Pershing com­ offered you a blank check for your IT’S NEW—IT’S COMPREHENSIVE mented, ” 1 do not believe any one eyes. Would you fill out the check? IT’S ONLY 18 MONTHS factor could have done more to sus­ And if you did. how much money Writ/ BA VI.OR I N 1VFRMT*T ' S( HOOL' or*Nl'RSI NQ tain the morale of the A.E.F. than would you want for a life of dark­ the Stars and Stripes". ness? The paper was discontinued after Without a doubt, some people the armistice, but it came back wouldn’ t trade their eyes for a sum bigger and better than ever in equal to tile national debt. And for World War II. More than 30 daily those who did sell their sight, the editions were published in various price wqgh^B.:. e awfully high to war theaters. The flret appeared the 1 in London in 1942. Later Stars and Nevertheless, in our day-in, day- 1 Stripes went to Africa, Sicily, Italy, out lives, many of us hold sight as Fiance, Germany, and the Pacific a very cheap commodity. For ex­ areas as the fighting fronts moved ample, have you had your eyes checked recently? If you own a car you’ve probably had a n Paper Grew in Late War chan;' examine it at least once The London edition, initially pub­ during the past 12 months. But lished as a weekly, blossomed into what ;s the price you paid for your a tabloid-size daily with a peak car compared to the price you circulation of nearly 700,000. When would place on your eyes if you allied assault troops hit the beaches could fill in that blank check? in Normandy, the paper sent ashore a special eight-page "liberation is­ Children Need Eye Cara sue" containing a summary of in­ Moreover, if you don’t take care vasion operations, a pictorial re­ of your aut< mobile, your worst fate view, headlines from the home is an extra large bill for the ga­ front—and reprints of com ic strips rage. If you don’t take proper that the invasion troops had missed. care of your yes, the result m ay be First attempts to set up a life-long darkness. continental edition ended when Each v, blindness descends in a German artillery shell scor­ 420 Americ m homes. We at the ed a direct hit on the Stars National S ,'ty for the Prevention and Stripes printing plant at of Blindnc nave discovered that Carentan, France. Undaunted, from 50 t • 75 per cent of all these If Peter Run knot? you up with ^ the staff moved on to Cher­ cases of -.dness could be pre- bourg and brought out its first ented by : r .per use of the knowl­ edition on the apornximate date edge w • h medical science now of July 4. 1944. Later the staff possesses. moved its headquarters a dozen Sight conservation should be­ M u s c le * times or more as American forces slashed inland. In Ger­ gin with our children. Has many Stars and Stripes printed your child had a visual check­ one edition on wallpaper before up recently? He should have commandeering a paper mill one periodically for this rea­ A c h e s - % £ ' and other supplies. son: one of every four Ameri­ can children is suffering from ! Traditionally this newspaper for some type of eye defect, but fighting men has been written and nothing is done to correct the edited by noncommissioned person­ condition. nel, generally with a minimum of supervision by officers. It is We’ve a! s. i discovered that many breezy but accurate, and its alum­ children who come home with poor ni now include many well known report cards are plagued by poor named in American journalism. In ion rati.. - than poor I. Q. It World War II Star* and Stripes had t surprising because 85 per cent its own teletype news network, what we learn com es through carrying 30,000 words of copy daily our vision. WANTED: to various editions. Since the war, Adults, of course, need their sight editions have been published for just as much as youngsters. Men High School Graduates occupation troops ^in Germany and and women over 40 should be es­ I Japan. pecially punctual about having pe­ Contain* up riodic eye checks. ,ain-reU.viog • Nursing today offers mart to World's Largest Route every American girl who can qual­ ian five other The distinction of maintaining the Special Sight Saving Classes ify. It is a career rich in opportunity, world’s largest paper route was The sight of an estimated 53,000 in security, in prestige. And the claimed by Mid Pacific Stars and American sc hool children is so poor fine professional education you re­ Stripes during fighting against the that they t annot read this page. ceive will be useful ail your lift Ung!j Japanese. Military aircraft flew Eight thousand of these children ! more than 20,000 miles daily to dis­ Find out today if you can qualify are now in special sight-saving tribute the newspaper at a host of to enter ons of America’s fine classes. Schools of Nursing. Visit your local pinpoint islands in the vast reaches of the Pacific. In these classes the children use hospital. They will be glad to sirs books and other reading matter you all details. Perhaps the best illustrated of printed in large-size type, thus con­ QUICK! the paper's freedom of expression serving whatever sight they have. B e n - G a y NIRSING-Tha canar / J X was a "gripe" column for enlisted They only attend these classes for RUBIN ______men’s letters published in the war­ work requiring close use of THE ORIGINAL BAUMS ANALQBSIQUBANALBBSIQUB 4 # tcith a future fo r you l time European edition. CAIRO* MESSENGER f ig /i T/lIMIi^T^TlWinTOlt11^^ T /:T: M Blankets

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Tha Carbon Messenger Wn Apprnoiitn yssr , (itslimm Sr Puklieatiun Doted Thursday at Corban THE STATE OP T E X A S Eastland County, Texas BISIIESS Ta Leroy Qleaa Perteeas Entered aa second class matter at Dafnndinl, Greeting the post office at Carbon, Texas, T h e F i r s t Yo u nra hereby commtnJed to agpei as under the act of Congress balers tkn koaarsl.e Dint lU rch 8rd, 1879 Court f E i q f c q t n i» .1 N a t i o n a l house thereof, m Eooileod, Tract W. M. DUNN. M /hAw Peanuts • r Before 10 e'cloek a. mi. at the B a n k Mon dir Baal aftnr tka aspiratiaa For Sale forty-two darn (rami ik# date af tka GORMAN TEXAS inamanc* n( thin ritatioa. aama baiag One Liverman picker combine We are in the market for yeur Member of Federal Deposit Insur the 6th day ofN’ ovambar A . D . i9 6 0 with bailer in good shape.— Ray ante Corporation. than «nd thnra ta anawar y la ia t ifa Wyatt, Carbon. original patitioa tiled ia aaid Peanuts tha 20th day ol September A . D 1800 ia tkm cause. numbered 20.867 oa See Jim Hogan or Floyd lluinley tha dockai of said eaurt and alylad Georgia Fay Porteoua plaintiff. va. Replace Your Old Heater L a ra y Glam Portaama dafandant. A h rial atatrmeat of the nature af thla auit in na follewa, to w in RANGER With a new Suit for divorra on grnundn of erwO| traatmont. and far euatody a f M ary luolla Partaout n.d Roy Jean Part Peanut Company Dearborn Heater aoaa, the minor rhildrea of plaintiff aad defender- Rugtr, Taut aa ia mare fully shewn ky plaintiff’ a On Display at original petition oa file in thia auit. T h e oftcer eiecutiag thia preai ahall promp'ly *nacuto tha aama a c ­ cording to Itw . and make dan ratmraa Thom pson aa tko law directs. leaned aa t given aadar my kaad and anal ai said aeurt, at office in Hardware Eaatlaad, Teian tkia tka 20tk day of September A. D. I860. Your Bauking Business GORMAN. TEXAS Attest: Roy L. Lena Clark 91st District Court. Eastland County. Tesaa Is Welcome Here (Seal) By M. Doyle Deputy

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CLASSIFIED Tells True Story ! Crochet Beret Planning for the Future? DEPARTMENT O f Rodger Young Buy U.S. Savings Bonds! The real facts about Rodger Young, one f World War IJ’ i most immortal heroes, have been re­ vealed. BEST In a magazine article, Stanley . _ e v e n a t e ELECTRICAL KQt'l I'M ENT A. Frankel, Dayton, Ohio, writer OtrZt PoPSoMe toniTE . C.ENLINE D.lc, un», Kehltr and 4*j-4 coionniann Witte part* tor light plants und water and official 37th division historian aystema. Perfect Circle Rings for all .DEVOTIONAL READINO: Matthew 6: CRISP- TENDER typea of Induatrlnl engine. t.rla.nM.re- who served with Young in the Meld Ine . Beg »t. WlekHa. a . . . . . South Paci': , discloses the re­ rjo fg w j •■uc.ou. markable story behind this in­ FARM MACHINERV * EQUIP. Growing in Prayer fantryman v.' - e quiet heroism FAHMALL aab traetei with 4Vbdt! V n M E * J Will take good started three weeks before his Price $750. Suva death on New Georgia. l°aUfrft«““«!«. ‘ Lesson for October 22, 1950 What kind of a man was this FARMS AND RANCHES T I F E MAGAZINE, which doe* not Rodger Young who sacrificed his FOR BALI “ set up as an authority on reli­ own life that 15 comrades might gion some years ago carried a story live? Neither his congressional about a little girl who was going to medal of honor citation nor the be confirmed in the Episcopal stirring Fra <>sser ballad Rod- church. In describing the require­ ger Young t ments for confirmation, the report­ er said she had “graduated from While still on Guadalcanal pre­ Strafe, fas. 2 room tenant house. 19.000 ‘Now I Lay Me’ to the Lord's paring for the attack. Staff Ser­ roller capacity, automatic feeder and Prayer.” geant Rodger Young went to his MM n*l» pci < > 1 < M - o ca V Most Christian ministers, includ­ compang co-rmarder and request­ Ralab.w Really. 71 Nerlh. Lewell. Ark. ing those of the denomination in ed that he he reduced to a private which she was con­ because his hearing was going Ce.. 1 bad “ I don't want anv of my men krk P < firmed, would agree that (1) if that is killed in New Georgia because of HELP WANTED—WOM EN___ as far as she had m e.” he said A medical check confirmed that his hearing really ~WANTK.ll I.IIAIM I t! M ItSK i “graduated,” she ror duty ui modern. 25-bed ho.pit. 11 Sal still had a very was bad. St Young insisted that ry S225 a month plua board and uni arm laundry. Contact— long way to go in he be allowed to make the in­ IL w JjV L cl Q iA. REST PLAINS HOSPITAL CLINIC learning about vasion. Three weeks lated Private o i TT'S QUICK and easy to crochet -HOT- R prayer, but (2) the Young was nn bloody New Geor­ 4 this beret in double crochet, little girl had got gia. Solomon Islands. The rest is LIVESTOCK popcorn stitch trim. Use knitting about as far as history. worsted, chenile or straw ma­ RASHES?: d thousands of “Chris- Dr- For«“ “ Rodger Young's heroic act has terial. Are you going through ths functional tians” ever go. They learn tha been told and sung across the "mtddle-age" period peculiar to Lord's Prayer when they are chil­ women (38-52 year*) 7 Does this make MACHINERY A SUPPLIES world. How. when his platoon was you suffer from hot Dasha*, teal ao dren and that's that. When they pinned down by a Japanese ma­ nervous, high-strung, tired? Then do —Well casing pullers. Ct Heel Pr.d.rl. c.epiny . grow up they don’t actually pray, chine gun. Young ignored his try Lydia I. Plnkham* Vegetable _ . . Dalla*. Temaa. Telephone themselves; they leave it up to Send 20 cent. In coin, your name, ad­ Compound to relieve auch symptoms l Imperial 81301 when you have pipe or platoon commander’s order to get dress and pattern number to . . . . Regular use of Plnkham'a Compound caalng for tale. Call or wire collect. R. Grandma or the preacher—or the back by saying simply, “ Sorry, helps build up resistance against this Sewing Circle Netdlecraft Dryi annoying middle-age dlatren' r . Bullock______tiny tots who “ sound so cute” say­ sir. you know 1 don’t hear very P. O. Bei 574#, Ckleafe SO III. or ing “ Now I Lay M e.” P. O. Be. 1*2. Old < hrl.t. stall... MISCELLANEOUS w ell." It has been recorded how. New Y.rk II. N. Y. H lD U L PIMUMM'S hSHSU his left arm shattered and his left Enclose 20 canta lor pattern. DON'T bara lb... eld letter# In the attlel The Lord's Prayer I buy the envelope*, .tamp*, etc De­ leg bullet-sttehed, he crawled to No...... scribe Jeba W Sitae. *21 King.highway. •THIS is not meant to say anything within five yards of the Jap em­ Edward.vllle. Illlneta.______Name ...... 4 against the Lord’s Prayer, or to placement. MINISTER GRATEFUL- ARTISTIC and HARRY DOEHLA line*. imply that we are wrong every time Address ...... Supplied from Dalla. SO «nd 29 for SI It Is known how he reared back, name Imprinted. So different Christmas we use it. But our Lord did not OVERCOMES CONSTIPATION and all orra.lnn a.aartmenU Your profit exposing himself, to toss a hand to 50c on It boa New metallic Chrlatmad mean that prayer to be used as a magic formula, he did not intend grenade How a burst of fire Keep Posted on Valuos "I am a retired minister and very it as a substitute for our own free caught Young full in the face be­ grateful that eating ALL-BRAN fore the grenade destroyed the overcomes my constipation. I shall W fiBurnRW sr sn w t prayers. We know this is so, be­ By Reading tho Ads boost thia good break- - cause in the first place he himself machine gun nest How the men whose lives re saved carried Rod­ fast food every chance S S j f j S r T I x z s i n Z * JSTt *iS?h ) never used that prayer again. ger Young back to the American I get.” E. H. Harmer, . X ' o r V o D « . . . P.*a. « . . . C... It is his suggestion as to the 726 Lincoln St., Sno­ Daa MM. Tampa T. W - ______- lines in a bloody shelter half. All lines along which, and the spirit homish, Wash. Just this is history. SERVICES OFFERED in which, we ought to pray. on* of many uruoluv. (See the book by William Doug­ Rodger Young is now one of tied IstUrsfrom ALL­ RUGS MADE las Chamberlain on the Lord's Amerjsa’g-jpyjto heroes. They BRAN user if If you Prarar. “The Manner of wrote am n^ m ou t him that school need help for consti­ P ra fe r,” ) pation due to lack of ______5S«a r r Sgrai5 children and arm ies sing. But his­ bulk, limply eat an ounce of crispy One truth suggested by the Lord's tory has not recorded the ironic i* that we are not alone in ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of Chenille Rug Weaving Co. fact that Rodger Young was the water I If not completely satisfied after «7 E. I Bib SI. Dalla*. Taa. the world. Every verb, every pro­ man who did not want to be a noun referring to the one who pray*, 10 days, return empty carton to sergeant because his bad hearing Kellogg’*. Battle Creek. Mich. GET is in the plural—OUR Father . . . might endanger other m en's lives. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK I WANTED TO BUT forgive US . . . lead US . . . We I WANT u bay or Weal Teas. “ Jus? run $00 *! have to rem em ber that God is Fath­ mother and tncrea.e .no u n mo. er of others, not of ourselves alone; mineral, intact. Reply P. O. Rea Cerpaa Chrlstl. | that we dare not be selfish in ask­ ing special favors of him for our- ! selves. TELLS YOU WHY HE Buy U.S. Savings Bonds! M aturing in Prayer SNEEZY, WATERY ‘MISERY'. ~ SMOKES ONLY CAMELS P R A Y E R at its lowest level is . BLOCKED NOSTRILS ^ * nothing much more than “ Gim­ o r m e." The untaught pray-cr m aj even talk to God as if he were a per­ sonal servant, a kind of celestial bell-boy on call whenever we ring .COLDS I for him. ( b e in g a S in g e r , L J The growing Christian will •Winei in grow in prayer as in all things; r I SMOKE CAM ELS.* he will grow to the point where, even when he prays as an in­ TOE 30-DAY MILDNESS g dividual, he will be rem em ber­ ing how many ties bind him to t TEST PROVED CAMELS other individuals; he will pray less and less for his own neces- AGREE WITH MY aities and more and more for what he may share with others. t h r o a t ! r ” The beginning Christian, t h e childish Christian, will pray as a H i child prays. If his prayers were all arrows they would all point toward j himself. As for the mature Christian, YES, CAMELS ARE SO MILD that io a I if his prayers were visible arrows coast-co-coast test of hundreds of men and they could be seen pointing into all women who smoked Camels—and only Camels WANTED l the world; he will have those in - for 30 days, noted throat specialists, making weekly examinations, reported Cora, Milo—Truck Loads ; every land for whom he prays, for his heart bears their names in love i Not one tingle case of throat Frank Bailey Grain Co. | and faith. Market 8401 Fort Worth ^ irritation duo to smoking CAMELS Learning God's Will II GOOD deal of worrisome argu- 4 4 ment has gone on over the question: Can prayer change the will of God? We shall be less both­ ered by that question when we dis­ cover two truths. One is that in the Lord's Prayer, and in the Bible generally, we have already revealed to us the lines WHAT BUILT YOUR U SA ? along which God's will m oves; and I the other is that prayer itself is a means of learning God's will. If we know that God's will Is against something, then, if we have any sense, we know there is no use in praying for that thing. If we know God’s will de­ sires something, then we can be confident that our prayers in that direction will be heard with favor. Inttranllonnl Cdbr. • ••!•■ behnlf •( mimm Helen.ed rAKRON MESSENGER OCTOBER 1»

Joy Drive In Palace Theatre KING THEATRE Hr. and Mrs. H ig U r injured In Car Wreck Cisco & Eastland Highway Cisco, Texas Gorman, Texas Thur-pri Open at 7 :00 Show every night Adm. adults 38c children 9c Mrs Bettie Clark went to Wa­ State Fair “ Louisa" Fri & Sat Open Jail,' 5: 5 Sat A’ Sun 12.45 co last Saturday in response to a Big Double Feature Thurs & Fri Ron * Id Reagan message that her daughter and Ruth Hussey son-in-law, Mr. ai d Mrs. M . M . of Texas “ The White Tower" "The Outlaw" In Technicolor with Jane Russell Sat. Double Feature llagler of Eagle Pass, had been MID-CENTURY injured in a car wreck near W cco with Qlen Ford cartoon and news "strange C amble” EXPOSITION while enroute to carbon tc visit plue "Pioneer Marshall" Hop-A-Long Cassidy Sat only Mrs. Clark. She returned home * ^Nominal °ays with Monte Hale "Th« blonde l andit" Big double feature Sunday and states that Mrs. Hag- Latest news Gerald Vohr Educational Livestock Shows "Twilight In The Sierras" ler received only facial injuries Dorothy Patrick During All 16 Days of Fair! 8un & Won. with Roy Rogers while Mr. Hagler sufTered five “ T o The Last Man" plus “ Shamrock Hill” Sun-Mon broken ribs. Both are still in a with I’eggy Ryan with Randolph f cott "Treasure Island" Waco hospital where Mr. Hagler plue "House Fy The River" Sun & Mon Bobby Driscoll is being held for treatment. with Louise Hayward "M y Blue H eaven" Robert Newton Mrs. Clark was accompanied to FREE e* h ,% Also Cartoon In Technicolor Waco by Mrs. Lois Aldaker and 1 • -W ed with Betty Grable Mrs. Mertie Wilson of Albany. D o n 't M f t s Tues. only "Back To f-ataan" fou'v, Nev,r S,*n Iko Uku I Tues& Wed ■tarring John Wayne Worlds Greatest Show \ 50c a car bargain. 1 or i0 only 50c George Gilbert and wife of "Outaide Wall" and Beulah Bondi DALLAS "Our Relations" Goldthwaite visited his father, H. with Richard Basehart r a i r * j with Laurel A: Hardy Admission 9 & 25c All shows R. Gilbert, and Mrs. Gilbert last also latest news and cartoon plus "Jungle Woman" week end. AD f 9

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The S ta te O f Tcxaa of rt modeling of the barbecue pit GORMAN, TEXAS at the C ity Park, with the appro­ To: William Treadwell defender val of the city council and the job Creating: is expected to be completed in the You are hereby commanded to ap next ft w days. The renovation pear before the Honorable d ial. Bist will permit two lines of people to I triet Court of Eastland County at the be served at one time. court, heute thereof, in Eaatland. The ommittee working on the i Texas, at or before 10 o'clock a. n program lollowing the Larbecue t-v / / Sensational of the first Monday next after the inci .cc A. V. Clark and Suttcn expiration of forty-two daya from the Crofts, Cisco, and B. S. Dudley, date of iatuance of this citation, aainr Jr. of Ranger. (J?CSS-Op baini the 20th day of November A **. 1950, then and there to anawer PkiotifTa original petition filed in aaid court, on tha 3rd day of O ctabar A . D .1 9 5 0 , in this cause, Shults numbered 2 0 .8 7 4 on the docket >1 id court and styled Betty ,'o Implement Co. Treadwell plaintiff, va. Willi, m Treadwell defendast, Risiig Stir Texas A brief statement of the nature ol Sensational for this suit is as follows, to wit: John Deers for FIT, for uplift SUPPORT, T h is i . . auit for divorce ^ WIDE separation . . . Gossard's clever bias as ia mere fu!ly s'o w n by |.lainlifJ ■ Qvality Equipment original petition on fi'e in this suit cu t bra! Rayon s a tin , white, n u d e , blue and flew aid ell Mokes of The officer execution this proces> /black. AA-A-B-C c u p s ...... $1.50 shall promptly exacu.e the aarm Used Equipment according to law, and make duaretur sa the law directs. 1 62 IHC combine with motor Also o f Nylon tafb la, white, nude nnd blue. Iasued and gives under my ha: ? 5.00 and the teal of said esurt. at office 1 B Farmall tractor com|rfUely A-B-C cup oizes ...... $ 2.50 Whites Eastlan d. Texas this the 3r overhauled good $86''.00 day ef October A . [). 1950. 1 V C case tr. ctor $350.00 Buildtr Supplies Attest: B«y I, L.ne Uerk 1 new B John Deere all fuel tra ctor, 91st D ial, Court. Eastland Saunty. 2 new MT John Deere t< actor * cisco, t e x a s Tease See us before you buy V B y M , Doyla Deputy