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ed he nox ounty erald y« T K C H & mi VOLUME XXXXVIII KNOX C ITY. KNOX COUNTY. TEXAS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1953 NUMBER 9 P- &/J du Poll Tax Payment* Local Soldier and Boxing Matches Funeral Held at RENE Lowest In Years Family in England Set for Tonight Benjamin Tuesday Knox County Tax Collector M Reported Safe Charles Reese. Jr., coach of For Accident Victim i carries a spare A. Bumpas, Jr., said today that the Knox City boxing team, Mr and Mrs. C. J. Reese be Funeral services for William pother the Lord plan- poll tax payments this year are which is sponsored by the Lions gan “sweating it out” when F. Brown, 55. were held at the way or whether it lower than any year since he Club, said Wednesday that they read of the floods In Eng First Baptist Church in Benja out that way. we went Into office In 1946. about twenty three-round bouts land that have taken hundreds min Tuesday, Feb. 3. at 2:00 p. blood we need plus Total poll tax payments were are expected to tie matched to of lives, including some Ameri m. Officiating ministers were ire for our neighbor 1.737, Bumpas said, and 16 e x night, when Knox City’s first can service men and their faml Rev. Lester Belcher, pastor of ds it. emptions were Issued. In 1932. boxing matches In several years lies. the Petrolia Baptist Church, and general election year, {toll tax are held at the school gym But Tuesday they received a Rev. J. L. Holloway, pastor of payments Were 2.773 and e x nasium. m . .{£ Knox City’s ‘'Walking cablegram saying their son and the Benjamin Baptist Church. I emptions totaled 68. Boxers from Muriday, Haskell. K -lick. Bank” really proved a his family were safe, and had Mr Brown was injured Sat Usually In off election years, Hamlin a n d Seymour have at W last Friday night, been evacuated from the danger urday when a two-ton truck about 2,200 or 2.300 prill taxes promised to be on hand. Reese B doctors at the hospital area. backed over him at the new J l ^ t h e y needed blood, and are paid. said, and several outstanding Sgt. Reese, his wife and two bouts are expected. Abilene Municipal Airport. He ^ a rhildren lived at Marston, which The local team has been died Sunday In Hendrick Mem Local Boxers Enter is only one mile from the sea working out every night, and orial Hospital. Abilene. , didn't have time to nnd eight miles from Hunstan several boys are showtngMalent Mr Brown had been living In fortunately they Golden Gloves ton. where most of the Amerl Admission charges will tie 50 Abilene about two months. He o. Because over at can casualties occurred. cents for adults and 25 cents was born in Weatherford Sept. s a card file sys- Regional Tourney Wednesday, the floods had for children, and the bouts are 21. 1897. and married the for l 1948, when every- caused more than 1.600 deaths scheduled to begin at 7:30 p. m. mer Alice Ford In March. 1923. Jack Teaff won the regional Clty, who would. in England. Holland and Bel Referee will be Jim Dunnam. at Quinlan. He moved to Knox :o have his blood heavyweight title In the novice glum, while more than 100,000 County In 1927. division of the Golden Gloves Everyone In the area was urg were homeless. ed to attend. Survivors include two sons, J • » • tournament a t Abilene last Tickets went on sale this held in the Legion tlall, spon Kenneth of Abilene and Alfred didn't take long to call week end. week by members of the Amerl | sored by the Teague Carpenter of Dallas; two daughters. Mrs. Teaff, who tips the scales at can Legion for the appearance; Post SCHOOL BOARD CALLS LIONS CLUB ADDS Y man of the right blood ELECTION TOR APRIL 4 John Constable and Mrs. John not one hesitated 231. won a decision over Wayne of the Stamps-Ozark Quartet of Sammy White, post command TWELVE NEW MEMBERS Dillard, both of Abilene; three er. urtred those who plan to at 1 about rushing to Holt of ACC in the semi-finals Wichita Falls in Knox City Fri-1 The Knox City School Board, C. E. Williams, president of brothers, Marvin of Fort Worth, tend to purchase their tickets In the wee hours Saturday night, and in the finals day night, Feb. 16. at a meeting Tuesday night, the Knox City Lions Club, said Richard of Arkansas and 1-ovel in advance, since the Legion re ng and giving his Monday night he TKOed Ken Admission will lie 50 cents j set April 4 as the date for the this week that the club had a of Benjamin; two sisters, Mrs. ceives a larger percent of ad a stranger. neth Gandy of Breckenridge in for adults and 25 cents for annual trustee election. very successful membership and Mattie McMInn, Knox City, and vance sales than door sales. 55 seconds of the second round. children. The concert w ill be i Terms of three members. Bar attendance campaign during Mrs H. Hickson, Dallas; his will Several Knox City high school a* donors marveled ney Arnold. Lloyd Waldrlp and January, adding twelve new mother Mr*. W. J. Brown of boys were also entered In the the doctors and F.ddle Shaver, will expire, and members. Knox City; and three grand tournament, and although they SAUNDERS RECOVERING d. all through the ‘House of David’ men elected to the posts will children. did not win any championships, FROM SEVERE BURNS Total membership of the club ive the life of the serve three years. Is now 80. Williams said, and Interment was In the Benja they gave good accounts of To Play Here J. C. i Soda» Saunders was re min Cemetery, with Warren themselves. Candidates' names must be average attendance In January leased from the Knox County filed with Mr. Arnold. presl was about 60. Funeral Home in charge of ar On the opening night of the Friday Night rangement*. drew nineteen Hospital last week and Is re dent of the board, by March 25, New members Joining during tournament, In the lightweight covering from second and third ______and gave 17 Knox Citians and others in according to a recent ruling by the month were Dr. J. M. Croley division. Mark Davidson of Knox degree burns about the hands to the patient. Mrs. Pete City decisioned Jerry Baliew of the area are reminded that the the attorney general of Munday. Johnny Denton, C. JOHNNY GIPSON NAMED l M of Truscott, who was and face. At the same time the name is j H. Clarke, Bobby Burnett. Ed I ASSISTANT SCOUTMASTER Abilene, anil In the feather famed House of David basket Mr. Saunders was washing going an emergency op- filed, each candidate must file | Feemstcr. J. T. Gilpin. J. D n weight division Jerry Beasley ball team will play a local all automobile parts In gasoline Johnny Gipson, assistant . 0. They tell us the nor- a non-subversive oath. Gipson. E. L. Hughes. Vaughan - ■ decisioned Jack Manly of Abi star team in the Knox City when the gasoline ignited. Most cashier at the Citizen* State fiu a n tlty of blood in the The hoard named C. C. Huge1 Gruben, L. C. Guinn. Allan lene. Middleweight Rob Jenson gymnasium tomorrow ( Friday 1 painfully burned were his Bank, is the new assistant n body is about 12 pints. lost by KO to Fred Welch of as election Judge, and E. R. Car- I Hester, and Rev. W. D. Malone scoutmaster of Troop No. 161. • • • night, Feb. 6. hands. of O'Brien. Abilene, and his twin brother !>enter and J C. McGee as Scoutmaster Joe Clonts said The bearded House of David clerks. The election will be held The club was divided Into two donors— and the Bob, in the light heavy division, Wednesday. Gipson met with players are known all over the at ttye Legion Hall. teams for the campaign, with us to thank them was decisioned by Gilbert Pel- the group Monday night, when United States, Mexico and Can HONOR ROLL At the meeting Tuesday night attendance of a member count Clonts, C. E. Wil ton of Abilene. plans were made for observance ada. playing more than 200 the board also voted to purchase ing one point, a visitor one j;Clarke, Ottis Cash. Saturday, Davidson lost by de (Note: A list of the outsland of National Scout Week games each season. They com a tearherage for use of the point, and a new member ten C. J. Reese, Jeff cision to Chuck Edwards of ing student* In the Knot City The scouts will "camp out” In bine comedy with outstanding school superintendent. (joints. The two teams were Iter Thomas, E. R. Lubbock, and Beasley lost to Schools Is furnished the Hera In town next Wednesday, Thurs basketball. headed by Revs. E. V. Becker uddy Angle, John Clayton Morrow' of Hawley. each week by Harold Barnett day and Friday. Tents will be The all star team will include and Howard Marshall, and the ddie Carr, Alton Welterweight Leonard Burt lost superintendent). FINAL GINNING REPORT pitched on the lots north of Cash Henry White, David Slaughter team led by Becker won. arvin Goodson. Os- a hard fought bout to George Week ending January 30: Service Station, and the boy* Jackie Lankford, Charles Reed. FOR 19S2 ANNOUNCED Today at noon, members of rk Woodward. J. H. Latimer of Abilene, by decision Elementary School will do their own cooking. They Donald Robbins of Vera, and Total cotton ginned In Knox the losing team were to haul Hamm and Ralph Tommy Abe Watson, In the First grade: Kathy Jones. Ron will go to school from the ramp. Howard Marshall. County from the crop of 1952 members of the winning team Lynn Tankersley high school heavyweight, whe nie White, Jinx Reeder, Carol Council fires will be held each was 11.536 hales, according to down the main street In wheel g by as a reserve reached the finals without a Thomas. Wanda Mincey, Nancy night. bout, was decisioned by Edward JUDGE COOMBES TO SPEAK Smith. Ken Cornett. Hoyle Sulllns of Vera, special barrows. Next Thursday night. Feb. 12. Ml agent for the Department ol T . • • • Velez of Rotan. AT SUPPER CLUB MEETING Second grade: Samantha Gra the Scouts will have charge of Commerce irs think the "walk- The Knox City boxing team is ham, Wynelte Tankersley. Ron the program at the regular Judge C. E. Coombes of Stam nk" system used sponsored by the Lions Club nie Verhalen. Carroll Tankers The crop was harvested from ’Hounds Lose to meeting of the P TA. ford will be principal speaker approximately 120.000 acres. t than the blood and coached by Charles Reese. ley, Annette Warren. Karen Members of the Scout Patrol at the March 16 meeting of the O ’Brien; To Play jWlgcr cities. Jr. Graham. In 1951. Sulllns said. 30.306 were winners of the First Aid Monday Night Supper Club. Third grade: Jean Cornett, bales were harvested from an At Vera Tonight contest held Monday night, with Mrs. Roy Baker, president, told acreage of approximately 145.- dentally. the card file “PLAT NIGHT” AT BROCK Kathy Lowrey, Jolcne Sanders. the Longhorn Patrol winning TO BENEFIT M. O. D. members at the regular meeting Donna Verhalen. 000. O'Brien smothered Knox City. second place. n works two ways . . . If February 2. hould ineed blood in a The annual "Play Night” In Fourth grade: Peggy Crown 61 39. on the local court Friday’ Judge Coombes is a pioneer in indkrour blood type is the Brook Community will he over, Mary McElroy, Lyndol Cy- night to remain undisputed top j this area and is writing book Former Resident 1 e, yotfll get It that much held at the school house Tues a pert, Melanie Verhalen. dogs In thp District 12 B basket Oil Notes about the old-timers here. The Fifth grade: Joyce Collins. ball conference. The victory day night, February 10. it was j Unofficial reports are that public is Invited to hear him. Sixth grade: Jimmy Abbott. Dies In Dallas announced this week by Mrs. m ade O'Brien’s record 7 wins, Thomas D. Humphrey A Sons Margie Paul. Laval Verhalen. dontaknow If there's a F. E. Walker. At the meeting Monday night, Funeral services were held at no losses. will set casing for completion Seventh grade: Gene Bruce. d hot Fin this country or The Play Night is held each plans were made for a Valrn the Assembly of God Church in Wayne Hutchinson of O'Brien • of the No. 3 Mary A Bush, w ild Jimmy Dutton, Beverly James, . . th*’- ground may be too year, with proceeds going to tine party to be held at the | Dallas Monday for Mrs. Jim was high point man of the cat 7 mile* northwest of O'Brien, Joe Cash. Belinda Coates, Lyn- >r one. the March of Dimes. home of Mrs. Baker on Feb. 16 j Hubbard, who died at Parkland game with 23 points. Jerry Wil- j where a good show was logged elle Tankersley. Included on the program Is Members will be dressed In red Hospital Sunday after a short son and Guy Robinson shared in the upper Strawn. Eighth grade: Beverly Smith, •J U ther< is one, he defi- an auction of baked goods, or pay a fine for each article In | illness. scoring honors for Knox City j In the North Knox Ctty Field. 5U saw______hiis shadow Monday. games Including dominoes and another color. Larry Abbott, Joan Wilson, Pat Mrs. Hubbard, n former real- with 12 each. sy Denton I St a noli nd Oil A Gas No I B L that'e Supposed to mean bingo, and other entertainment Mrs. Mary Adams was unani ! dent of Knox City, Is survived O’Brien girls also won, 41-31.1 W. Graham and Urtce Drilling High School ore wedks of bad weather. Mrs. Walker Invited everyone mously voted membership In the j by her husband and one son by Co. No. 1 Vernon Buckley are Vocational Agriculture. Bar High scorer was DIans LaDuke In the area to attend. club. a previous marriage of O'Brien, with 2!) points, both drilling at about 3.000 feet. ney Arnold, Nathan Lewis, L. Each member brought a baby Attending the funeral from Among new location* an I that* good, because the I C. Teague. Oscar Mangis. Tuesday night, on the local j Mr. and Mrs. Panny Farmer picture of herself, and enter Knox City were Mrs. O. E. Hub nounced recently for the Knox er hsabeen far too pretty. Typing I: Georgia Montan- court, the 'Hound* gave Benja ; and daughter of Littlefield were tainment for the evening includ bard, Owen Hubbard and Mr. City area Is the James & Wilton aS’-Atox County ts con- don. Jerry Wilson. Tomye Wood min a 7149 drubbing High week end guests of his parents, ed guessing the Identity of each and Mrs Woodle Hodges. Fair No. 2 Campbell A Carney, 1, toad weather is bad ward. scorer was Charles Jones of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Farmer. 4 mile* north of Knox City, the had weather picture. Bookkeeping Bill Whitten. Benjamin with 29. followed by I Bill Donnell, vice president of Stanollnd OH A Gas Co. No. 1 and the worser. American History: Dickie Guv Robinson of Knox City with i the Times Publishing Co., Wlch- |Stubbs Unit, 2 mile* north of Cross, Dorothy Pack. 19.’ ■ Ita Falls, and George Smiley. Knox City, and the No. 2 B J. V. Civics: Guy Robinson. The Knox City girl* won, 28 : chief photographer for the Wich- Denton, 2 12 mile* northeast [isn't it? General Science: C orn elia 18. Dorothy Paul was high scor | ita Daily Time* and Record of Knox City. K • • Tidwell. er with 19 point*. News, were here Wednesday to Sohio Petroleum Co, has stak er get to feeling so Plane Geometry: Bill Whitten, ; take picture* for a "Howdy Tonight (Thursday) the Grey ed the No. 2 F W Thorman. on ►anted to lock the Jerry Wilson. Gary White Neighbor” page saluting Knox hounds will play Vera at Vers the Barney Arnold Ranch west oi jrchir business and go Physics: Bill Whitten, Jerry 4 * I City. The feature page, one of Fans believe the conference of Knox City. Location Is 1.320 ? we know one man Wilson, Gary White. a series started by the paper* play off will be between un feet north of th# company’s No. General Math: Jo Chafin. Ro- In September. 1* scheduled to defeated O'Brien and the Grey 1 Thorman. a Strawn discovery. wena Helms. Mary Hitchcock, bo run In the Sunday editions hounds, wljo so far have lost on Texas Pacific Coal A Oil Co. to City Hardware Wyndoll Stephens, Wesley Mel February 22. ly to O'Brien. has announced completion of “y afternoon and vln. * the No. 2 Claudia Hunley, In the rrs locked . . . and Algebra I; Peggy Stephens. Juliana Field. The well flowed "W e’re all down Bobby Presnail, Cornelia Tid W ill re open when well. 397 44 barrels of 39.6 garvtty oil In 24 hours, through 18 64 choke* Jr- Training: Rowena Helms, through 48 perforation* at 4.970- Billy Davis. 78 feet. Otto, Mrs. L. and World History: Sequoyah Har In the same field, TP com all bitten by tbe den. Abe Watson pleted the No 6 B B Campbell, we're glad to re- Typing II Margaret Chafin. for a dally potential of 102.81 p and open again. Jo Denton. Jennie Belle Culp. English J- Wyndoll Stephens. barrels of 40 gravity oil and 24.4 per cent water Production was ho left Knox City English II: Annette Johnson. i S S T ; a » ' on pump from 36 perforations king for an Inter- Jo Denton, daughter of Mr. Cornelia Tidwell at 4,994 5,000 feet. a hit the Jackpot! Guy Thomas
Mr and Mrs Alton leach and Among those M M n rr Twenty Men to Be boys sprat Sunday and Monday In Abilene Monday* Mr and Mrs in Abilene visiting his parents. the finals In the Mrs Annie Crutcher at Or Examined in March »««i Carol . The W M & met Monday af Mr and Mr* J. A Leach tournament Donnell sprat Sunday here with m San Angelo They v»s«ed at 3 SB at the Baptist Loral Board Hol « which Chad Wilson Mr and Mrs W H West brother i» law oho Church They dmded into two serve* Knox King and Baylor Mr and Mrs J S McBeth at John Robin*. • Mrs George Morgan a n d T V O'Brtra W I C S «*»** » thrown from a proups and Halted the shut ins counties has received a March Hale Center visited friends in son. Mr and Mr* daughters of Lubbock are here the home at Mr* Rzchard Car jw *4 ta the community carrying pre induction rail for twenty. Knox City this week and Mr and V Monday aftmuca After Mr and M n Jack Bartel! and each (amity a ante ha* ol gro lor a visit with her mother. Mrs men, to be forwarded to AM tte regular b u fite* merlin# Rzckv Jack are rprodin* th » omes as a taken o S. P Keller lene for their examinations on i Mrs C. R Ellis of Stephen »>• Mn. U t» vjt. the week on the Plain*. They air Ball Ma'ura Is lh East Texas March 1ft. 17. 1* and IB where he has accepted employ vtfie spent a lew days last week Order* were to be placed In | m rd a iifiuliiDKjt tepalrtn* a b w w they plan to move into th* latter part at woh her son. Grady Ellis, and the mall sometime this week j plate t» ll»* following mrtr.berv February Mrs Babe Banner *nd Mrs family according to Mr* Zen a Wal Mute* D m **! GothardL B. R » Mra Grady Ellis spent Tues BUI Sibley at Littlefield spent dron. deck of the board the wee* end with Mrs Rom Over the entire state, more Juvenile Fumi tw« t L Waiaworih SeUte day in Abilene Study Club Hears The Brotherhood at the Bap Oliver and attended the weddin* than 6.800 men will be examin Law km*. I- B Johona and R M tin Church entertained the la of Margaret Waldrip and Fat Local Banker ed ■ ■ ■ dies at the community Monday RUL 1 The Knoa City Study Club it also announced that Miss sarr.m.'e Ellis, bride BABY HIGH CHAIRS ) O 0 BJUICOCX night at the church Rev Horton met Saturday. January 31. at local boards will be authorized at Amarillo was the *uect elect at Grady Murray at Shep The Woman's Club la the ab l*. induct men In March down Farm and Ranch speaker lor the occasion About paid Air Force Base was honor sente of the president. Mrs L to the age of 19 years and 9 M a p le ______LOANS © were present ed with a rift tea in the home V Bridges Mr* t F Branton months, and to examine men M; ja d Mra W R Whiner. of Mrs Elmo Stephens last presided over the meeting down to the age of 19 years and Casco all metal, red or yellow « « and «•»** Internal at Cly de are vim in* Mr and week The living room was A letter was read from the 4 months However. It was pie « a U and 30 yrar toana Mra Lewis Kay and family and decorated with red carnations Progressive Study Club of Has dieted that not many men be Unfinished ...... Ho ceramwaion* or tnapectio*) Mr and Mrs. Aubrey Bryant Mrs Carl Marshall at Hale Cert ketL inviting the Knox City low the age of 30 will be in lees charged Libera. options. ter registered the guest* and dub members to be their guests Marvrlene Manning and Chris ducted In March Mr and Mrs Billy Selph and at a night meeting Feb 5 I. C BORDER tine Mulling* displayed the Jcftnny spent a lew days last The dub disrusaed plans far P L A Y P E N S...... $ rtm Rational Rana Bid* gifts Mrs Stephens introduced Week end guests in the home week in MegargeS and Kamay bringing a BioodrnobUe" to Monday. T n a « the guests to the receiving line, Mrs O S Johnston and Mrs Knox City. The Clvte and Citi of Mr and Mr* A P Orator which was composed of the renshlp committee will com mere Ruth Denton at Burk bur bride elect her mother Mrs W S T R O L L E R S ...... $1: plete plans for this project. nett, and Anna Lois and Burt G. Ellis her grandmother Mrs Problems concerning the dub Denton at Abilene S X Reed and her great grand 1 library were discussed The 11 DIAL 3022 mother Mrs T J Sparks The brsry will be open to everyone RED ROCKING CHAIR .... hot esses gift to the honoree | in the community who cares to was a set of pottery tn the wag. > use It and any person in town on wheel design About 100 | who has books to donate to the BASINETTE...... Peerless Pumps guests registered In the bride's j library is urged to do so. Mrs Phil Colehour is tn charge at COMPLETE PUMP SERVICE Mr and Mrs Jimmy A baton of the project Amarillo spent the week end Mrs S M Oorts was given Natural Finifth Winch Truck Service with Mr and Mis. W. I. pier the consent of the dub to beau J b B ABY BEDS, Drop Side )l, son and Mr and Mrs Audrey tify the club grounds H. G. Egenbacher Knox City, Texas Pierson and son On February 28 thr dab will Mr and Mrs- Chester Yates of have as guest* Mrs Hubert Wat- Amarillo spent the week rad K.r, arid Mrs HutiU Haymes of Moisture Proof Tick with Mr and Mr* R L Thomp Stamford Member* voted to In BABY MATTRESS...... SI •on and Mr and Mrs Fred vtte the 1(K Study Club and GARY-NEES LUMBER COMPANY Qualls other ladies at the town, and the Mr and Mrs Billy Wilcox and Benjamin Sorost* Out* son at Parr, pa spent the week 1 USED BABY BED, Panel Type,= COMPLETE LIKE OF lUILDIRG MATERIALS Mrs T S Edwards made an earnest plea to all club mem Decorative and D u rab le___ $; Pittsburgh Paints - Plumbing and ber* and ocher dttarn* of Knox Electrical Supplies |Clty to assist in beautifying the Dr. E. O. McClellan retnetery and to plant the crape ASX ABOCT OCR A B C REPAIR LOAMS myrtle which is the town shrub W . E. CLONTS 1 Mrs Arlte Williams was di —OPTOM ETR1ST— rector of the program foe the HARDWARE & FURNITURE HORACE EDWARDS xftemoon Mrs J M Averin Dial M il Day 2HC Hite Benjamin. Texas Over Ei land Drag presented Mr B B Campbell Hoge's Pharmacy DIAL 2&S1 who talked on What Should he Hours ( a m to 5 p m Known About Finance Mr or by appointment Campbell’s talk was very inter 1 eating and instructive
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TO 1946 STTJDT CLUB Mrs J W Howell spoke to members of the 1(W Study Club ) Tuesday afternoon. Feb. 3, on “Old Tales and Philosophies" She disrusaed the strides made for women since the days when Indian women reared their ba CONTINUES THROUGH THIS WEEK ONLY! hies in tepees to the present flay of modern conveniences. k Mr* Clyde E Williams was Remember, Saturday, Feb. 7th is positively our last day lesder for the afternoon. Mrs Sammy White was voted as a low we quote a few of the many Bargains that await you new member The club decided to support Mrs W J Walker of Plalnview for an office In the General LADIES’ FALL DRESSES M E N ’S DRESS HAT. j Federation of Women's Oluha The club decided to sponsor All well known brands Sizes 9 to 15. 10 to Made by Langenberg Valuev t« ; a campaign for the sale of Hoi 30 and 14S to 24V land's magazine. Now $2.99 Guests will be Invited to the Now 1-2 Price next meeting of the dub Feb 1". when Mr* C P Baker of Munday will be the guest speak er M E N ’S SUITS LADIES’ COATS Made by Curlee and Sewell. All 11 100 percent Wool materials. Made by 1-2 Price BUYERS A*»D U S IN G S Swansdown and Mary Lane Values up to $6995. grouped in four price ranges— DESIRED $4.99 - $9.99 - $14.99 J. R. Hitchcock M EN ’S SPORT SHII and $19.99 Llcenned Entire stock of Men’a Sport Shirt* sale at— REAL ESTATE DEALER 1-3 off Knox City. Texas SHEET SPECIAL Ph 4261 Box 82 GARZA or PREMIUM 81x99 Priced $2.19 Men’s Fancy 81x108 - Priced $2.39 A R G Y LE SOX REAL ESTATE Regular 49c value 3 Pr. $1.00 OWE LOT
tow Coif • l on g - 7+ r m TISSUE CHAMBRAY BLOUSES Men’s Justin Regular *5 95 value, sizes 33 to 40 COWBOY BOOT Now $2.99 Regular S299S value* S a w M o n t y Now 1-2 Price
W O M E N ’S SHOES Value* 34 96 to B9 98 Grouped tn two price M EN ’S S W E A T SHI< n i j n Regular tl 98 value $2.47 and $4.47 Now $1.47 COBB'S DEPT. STORI U»
THB KNOX COUNTY HERALD. KNOX CITY. TEXAS THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5. 1953
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Beef Chuck All Meat Now— tha features you want — In America's most eomploto truck lino ROAST, pound ____ 45c BOLOGNA, pound 49c New International Ityllng kirntlfWvi by the III xtnhlvm . . . frame, proved le d in the Held . . . Trewendwfww and auxil Pir»t truck builder to tifti-r rhoKV of gnenltn* or l.P go* with iary trmnamiaaiona to meet any operating requirement . . • Underwriter*' lahoratnrire hating in I Vfc ton Hire and other 29* wheelbaMt. ranging from 102 inrhea up . . . lo»y •tart- PRESSED HAM, lb. 49c Fresh Dressed Fryers & Hens BHalrl* Dieeet power optional in imairl* rated 22.000 lb*, in* and sfooter fuel economy . . Wide range of axle »!••• and over Comfo-Vitien cab with one pteoe Swwpeight for ail model* . . . leal Wearing comfort and control Sice, wincUtoM-ld Now comfort and interior styling . . . SteeMIe* from Vk ton to 90.000 I he GVW rating THOMPSON’S Now-Bog Thn Now IH-twilf, IH-Provod International, at n Egenbacher Implement Co. FOOD STORE KNOX cmr. TEXAS Phone 3021 Bud Thompson, Owner We Deliver * iil TH1 KNOX COUNTY HERALD, KNOX CITY, TEXAS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1953
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Pay Cash and SAVE Our Prices are Low Every Day Tint KNOX COUNTY HERALD. KNOX CITY. TKXAS THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1953 Mrs Oscar Bruce displayed a TAILORED BELTS 17 different BAPTIST WOMEN MEET map of the world, showing how style buckles. 5 widths. Dress WITH MRS. DENTON the Bible Is translated Into a l making. 50c an hour. Mens The Jewel Lunsford Circle of most every language. shirts, children's Clothing, la the Baptist Church met Monday Mrs Bruce led the devotional, dies' dresses, formal*, duster*, afternoon In the home of Mrs. and the cloalng hymn was. etc. Mrs. Odom. 901 E. 7th St A. P. Denton, for Bible Study. "Jesus Calls Us." 3ct» The meeting was opened by FOR SALE HI Bred, Lank art 5T1FOR SALE or trade: A number FOR SALE: 3 room house. 50 singing "Stepping In the Light " and Empire cottonseed Culled, of good young milch cows with ft. lot On 2nd Street Call 3361 CARD OF THANKS Praver was offered by Mrs. H. Charles Reed, who has been sacked and treated. 3 bu. to young calves. Priced to sell. j Saturday. lemp I want to thank the doctors R Finley. Free delivery on two or more. sack, $3.00 per bu. These seed FOR RENT: 3 rm. apt. Private and nurses for the treatment Mrs J T May presented Mr* E. S. or Everett McArthur, Ph. were grown In 1950, and are one bath. Conveniently located. Will E V. Becker, wito reviewed the WE BUY AND SELL 579J, Spur. Texas. 8p2 given me while I was in the year from white sack seed J. S. be available Feb 1 Call 4542 fc third chapter of "Women ot McBeth. Contact E. R Car pen hospital Also for the flowers WANTED Women to give Stan Destiny In the New Testament," ter. -let} FOR RENT: 3 room modern rock and cards and each visit you Second-Hand l e v demonstrations in Knox on the subject. "Mary. Whose house, in Munday Newly paper City and surrouunding terri made. It all helped me to bear Son Was Jesus the Christ." ed, painted $30 mo. Kirby Fitz CLOTHING tories. Car necessary. Unusual the pain after I was burned. Mrs. H. E. Wall was elected gerald. Munday. 2p9 Bible Study teacher. Mrs. May eauiings. Write Box 891. Fort 1 also want to thank the distributed new materials to be Worth 3c9 FOR SALE 1949 Ford Pickup friends who put up my land. made Into children's garments TC XAf 1NNERSPR1NG MATTRESSES half ton Clean. Equipped with They were S. D. Jones. Claude and sent to Buckner's Orphans 16x6.50 6 ply tires, heater. An- THEATRE We are now able to fill all or Richardson. Tommie Richard Home. der« for innerspring mattresses cel Waldrip. fc5 son Cl slide Reed, Haney Free j Fifteen member* and one visi RHONE 3131 There s none better at any price NOTICE man. Frank Woodall. Nathan tor. Mrs. Coombes. were present. Also plenty of ticking In stock f am doing wet wash and Mlncey, Elmer Maxfield, Carl SATURDAY ONLY for any kind of mattress you bachelor finished laundry, at Chafin. Earl Watson and Ches February ? need Home Furniture Co. snd my home 4 hlks. north and 1-2 ter Watson. W. 5. C. 5. MEETS MONDAY John Archer and V'ltress Factory. Mundav. Tex ,61k east of Citizens Slate Bank May God Bless each of you. AT METHODIST CHURCH Jane Nigh In FOR SALE Irrigation rocks. A Mrs. Geo. Vance. lc J. C. Saunders p E. Bow ley, Ph 2191. Mundav. The VV S C. S.. Method 1st Church, met Monday at 2:30 p Rodeo Texas. fc41 HAULING — Local or long dis MRS. GREEN TO ATTEND m. for Bible Study. The opening In Color tance Call Clifford Cluck. 5126, EPISCOPALIANS — For infor MEETING IN AMARILLO song was, "Tell Me the Story of Plus Another Chapter of the Munday. any time tfc mation on plans tor nearby Jesus." Following a short busi Thrilling Serial— Mrs. O. A. Green of Knox church service*, call 4591. Ip CESSPOOL and Septic Tank ness session. Mrs L W. Graham "BLACK HAWK" City, who is Conference Secre cleaning Free Inspection. Aver led the group In prayer. HOUSE FOR SALE: 6 rooms It tary of Missionary Service of the age home $20 to $35. John Craw Methodist Church, will be a "How the New Testament Was SUNDAY AND MONDAY bath. 2 lots. Newly remodeled. ford. Phone 381 M. Box 224 Written" was the lesson subject February • and 9 In best residential district in delegate to the Jurisdictional Sevmour. Texas. tfc Conference to he held In Amar discussed by Mrs. L. N Bridges. Cary Grant. Ginger Rogers. Munday. Priced for quick sale. illo February 17-20. Charles Cobum and Clifford Cluck. Ph. 5126. Mun MIDDLE AGED MAN desires The South Central Jurisdic Marilyn Monroe in dav. tfc work on farm Or would do yard work, pruning shrubs, clearing tional Women's Society of Chris tian Service will meet at the Knox City Clinic Monkey Business FRYERS FOR SALE: Battery- lawn, etc Box 173. Benjamin, c Polk Street Methodist Church. raised $1 00 W H. Hodges. 2p9 Dr T S Edwards TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY INNERSPRING MATTRESSES The Jurisdiction is composed of We are now able to fill all or eight states: Kansas. Nebraska. Dr T P Frlwell February 10 and 11 FOR RENT: 2 rm. House. 2 ml. ders for Innerspring mattresses Missouri. Arkansas. Oklahoma. Gene Barry in east of town. $12.50 per mo. G. Dr. D C. Elland There's none better at any price New Mexico. Lnuiaiana and T. Hardberger. lc The Atomic City Also plenty of ticking In stock Texas. Dr B W Bowden for any kind of mattress you Meeting in Amarillo at the ------Plus Second Feature----- need Home Furniture Co. and same time will he the 13th an Gene Kelly in Regular Meeting of— Mattress Factory. Monday. Tex nual W.S.C.S. of the Northwest The Devil Makes Texas Conference. The San Ja- FOR SALE: 3 room modern elnto Methodist Church will host Three 1 house on 2 lots. 806 E. 6th St. lft this conference. The business r ; w ill be conducted In a day ses THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS sion, Friday. Feb. 20. February 12 and 13 Monday Night. Fob. 9. 1953 4 per cent Interest on farms Mrs. Green Is one of the elect ranches, improvements, an d ed delegates to the Jurisdiction Spencer Tracy, Gene Tierney Time: 7:30 and Van Johnson in other farm operations See L. B al Conference to represent the All Companions Urged to Donehoo In Mundoy on Tues Northwest Texas Conference. Plymouth Be Present Visitors Welcome days, and at Sevmour on other week days Ravlor-Knox Na Mr. and Mrs Ben Farmer, ac Adventure J W BARKER. H P tional Farm Loan Association companied by Mrs. Guy Farm In Technicolor W M ROWAN. Sec L. B Donehoo. Sec Treas. fc er of Seymour, visited Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Farmer of Dalhart RELIABLE MAN with car want last week. The group attended I'd, part or full time, to call on the XIT Hereford Sale while farmers in Knox County Won there. derful opportunity $10 to $20 In a day. No experlene or capital Report* from Dalals are that required. Permanent. Write to Mrs Agnes Montandon, who day. MrN»-v> Company. Dept. A. was carried to a hospital there! Freeport, III. 2p8 last week, is doing well and! doctors believe she will not have] Fresh Texas FO R SALE: Good Ferguson to undergo an operation. Mrs. j 5 pound bag heavy oats, $1.25 per bu. Donald Montandon is at Mayfield Hoa ! ORANGES Robert. Ph 5876. Munday. 2p8 pltal. 2711 Oak Lawn.
For Cakes, Pastry and Frying New for Spring . . . C r is c o 3 pounds (Limit 3 pounds) »ty
Kimbell’s Apple Jelly 2 pound jar Sunny South has Just sent • M. us loads and loads of Beautiful Spring Blouses! 300 Size Remember — we Lovely Nylons with Rhine KLEENEX, box No. still give S & H stone studs — all the pas tel shades a r e among Green Stamps — W olf Brand them. good for valuable CHILI, No. 2 can _ & premiums, at no extra cost. Imperial T m Powdered Sugar, 2 for I Priced $4.95
Quality 25 pound sack . cost Brand FLOUR 50 pound sack_ SKIRTS FOR THE FASTIDIOUS . . . Dencvfoi Brookdale Camp Fire You will marvel at SALM ON, tall c a n_____ 39c VIENNA SAUSAGE - these New Spring Skirts made of the ) New Krakay ma Round Steak p o Us„dG o o d B~f 1 terial that re- quires no Iron There Is a Lot of Difference In the Quality of Me* Ing. Crisp Stripes... Priced— Calf Wilson’s Corn King 3.98, 4.98 LIVER, pound 49c SLICED BACON, lb. |0j| served up on fashion’s menu & 5.95 Golden Fat Any Brand DONOVAN of Dallas designs a cool top for summer that DRESSED HENS, lb. ... 55c will prove to be the piece d*- resistance for your hot weather WIENERS, pound.. wardrobe "Baby" linen look rayon, made with a gathered akirt. and a big tailored bow in front White with brown, WUaoa's Certified Fresh charcoal, navy. Sires 8 to 1*. Priced at----- Fresh Fryers = £ $10.95 COBB’S COBB’S C. H. Keek Foed Store nUKHOLY DKPARTMEirr STORK'