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VOIA MK 21 MMMKH H HANKIN, UPTON COUNTY TEXAS t ;;r : <-,7

:htldt«a Grand Jury Called «1 ui4 Rains Throws Hat Into Political lK*m— I *»#»7 For March Term idy ud School Census Delayed ' Announces Witt ) should The followinc have been W M. Hill, A. B. Holley, Sr., Dunn I roalu. called for grand jury duty for the Lowery, Bill Nix, A. L. Ohlen- By Flu Epidemic Run li Drafted .Maich teim of the 83rd disti ict i bui g, G. C. Pauley, Walton Id tnd The Scholastic Census enumer­ H.ii' ld H Rams, owner an ! court of Upton county, which will , Poague, Tom Workman, L. P. ation for McCamey which wasi •• Th# iipirator «.f the Ra.ns Kleetric convene on .Maieli 31, 1017: Johnson. started on March 1. h.as not been Sunday Se-\„ I- h - announe«- Wilson Harr, R. S Bond, Hamp The Honorable Hunter Met- completed. Completion of the I 4 ^ ole* In- Will «-nt« r th«' ra«-»' f«ir tiu- po- Carter, litin Cook, J. Paul Green, ' eaifc of Alpine will be the dis- conciis has been con.-iiderablv dc- I M you» i.tum i f C-ty CiiunciLoi .n -f W.dton H.lirai, J. G. Herrington, , trict judge presiding. layed by the influcnra epidemic. »0 its Ui. f’ td Ir. a :;..ti-m«-n* handed od vof. John Patterson, professor According to Howard Stoker,' t i. .till .Ni .-.- . ,r!v t- w«-ek. Rams I Oi l Testament in Drew Uni- superintendent of the school sys­ lid. I , 1-1 ,i\i my name i ri • Madison, N. J., will con- tem, work is still going on and tt.i r. g.:.. : ; -- ! bad I i,.,t ; n Hible C’iinferonce at the it is hoped that the enumeration Food and Drug Inspector •• m v rr ' - f . tU ir. D- s n'n.n .Vithodi.st Church from I will be finished by early next f-i .1 .1 . j.r«-cef;.ng the ' 27 to March 30. He will week so that a report can be fibi.g (¡1.. . ;i. ik e,.,-h day at 10 a. m and published m the .\laich 2d issue A- ri p- - 'i ;n t^i 7 • ■ p. m. The morning ,sub- of the McCamey New- Inspects McCamey Firms -J*- - f t .. .\« -.« . « t.hir eiiel; t- ■ ill 1h* based upon the tlos- .1 .n th* ar- ,M. ir B'lne, ..nd the eveninu subji-ct up- A' rdiPi; t. Ci.ief of I’olice, -pector found everyone co-op« r -j«* V 1 J b : nr. - d ,*■ - raii . 1- , f the créât prophets. K. D B. kher, Dan Mow re V, Stat. ative and pleasant. Great em-j U fe e U S T r U U S fe r r e d tia , fur r« •« 1: ' n and . p;«-«- ■n Sunday afternoon he will I' iihI and Drug Inspector, mad«- phusis was placed on the import-!i|i • 1*L* ttf |_ an in.-pection tour of all the f . 1, JR ! the Young People of this J W Ml L< an. F F Mati '"w -,ky, h-D.strict Methodist Youth handling . -tablishments in Me- The Chief of Police states that I J Paul Greeri or the Humble and Dr W H Cofip« r. all candi­ kh A shiD at Rankin, on the sub- Canu-y last week .Mr. Mowrey j he w ill make more numerous per- j Oil ¿2 Refining Co. has been date' fur -e-< lection to the City .\ Young Man and a f‘>un«l th.it th«- ticerull c«indilion sijnal inspections in l«)cal f«x>d-j transferred to W^ink, Texas. Mr. Couniil W T E-iafis rounds out lar.C’- .\dventure.” On Sunday was giHid handling establishments in the ' Green left McCam« y last Mon- Mr Belcher stat«-d that the in- future. day, March 17, to take up his new . the L.-t rf candidates, being u |h', his subject will be “Out- j ■ ~~ ' (duties in Wink. candidate for i lection tu t.ho |k and Uplook " I ' uncil U1 the people of Rankin and Mrs. Greer^and Paula are mak- ing plans to join Mr. Green in S R B 1. -. will a«t as election E'unding towns are cordially judge. Ii'ed to attend this conference McCamey JayCees Hold the near future. SONGS HIS FATHER TAUGHT HIM - Jo* whit*. •• t«\t book will be ri*quired McCam« y will bo losing a very civic minded pioneer family with N IC * “ •ilv*r M*tl(*d T*nor" In th* H20* and »arty JO'a. beam* 1 pe that a renewed interest a* hi* nln*-y*ar-«ld *on. Bobby. r*h*ar«ta for a gueit agpearanc* Emergency Honsing |B ble study will be created. the moving of the Greens. Mr. •n th* Fr*d All*n Shew Mar. U. Bobby hat been a radio actor and D. G HARDT, Pastor. Meeting Friday, Mar. 14 Green is a member of the McCa- aingtr for th* paat four y«*r*. In**t, below, ahewt Jot Whita at h* Apartments Occupied mty School Board. appoartd In hit fameua allvor math. .Aecurdirg to F B Hem:’i !-;’ y To Cooperate With -i cri-t.iry. the «-mi rgtniy h' iange lu School McCamey Schools :p.- irr.i nt- l«>«.a'i d ,n tb.e ef t irm Due Time Lost Others In Staging - , t. n 1 f Ml IV - McCamey Celebration Reopened Monday Boy Scout Sustaining n i;[ ■ • t Flu Epidemic On Monday, March 1‘ th« I t .- r.t I A regulio mi «-ting of the Mc- McCamey public schools were rc- ,• : V ■-'omey whivil f..cully .1 V Junior Chambi-r of Com- -peni-d after having lie« n clost'd held on Wedn. I.iy af no r* " - held in the Vi ti-ianji’ fii;- two di.vs bi'caus.' of th«- m- Fund Drive Under Way March 1!>. arrangem«-nt.- L :1 li:,-t Kiid..>-, Mulch 14. with flucn.ta epidemic. ri t -!«■ f->r making up f !2 mb-, . p te -i nt. Tht- sihi'ols, which wi-ic « V-sid Mal Dülinghfim Is • li t 1.-I-* wi'* k when th- i 'A to tlu- fu( t thiit thi presi- on Wi'dntsd.-iy afti:ni'on. M.och .'. 1 r<- fiirced to eh■ - h> - • t . f till- ore;imzution. Lloyd ¡2. ! . d -.¡a An .1 22U ;ib.-:i-nti.-i-i-‘'«cher was off duty this : with April 4 and 7 b«-- day -Famiiy Hour," first met Frank to seive in this office for the ! " as due to illness in the | .According to Jack Ott. di.-tnct f -ii'lays. One day will K' Binatra at Nrw York s City Hall -r Easter, theyd been students at rival high - g.-inization to cooperate w ith the I b«)i ing towns within this district nishid by the city secn-t.iry and the other day will be made schools, and must have booed ^ rh joth^.p civic organizations in the VFW and Legion In STILL CHAMPION—Winner other through their four-year school i i . i ¡during the month of March. A t the last of the scho«)l year, of cell roping at the For! meludes the fullo-Aing and th«-;r UriMi ^ looming anniversary celebration I Joint Meeting Non. j few of th« cities have completed t report cards will be given . . . _ _ I of th«> City of McCamey. A ! Worth Fat Stock Show ro­ fam ilii- r,--, ««oj inruiintuH in bo ' Commander ilchuhmann of thP ■ th,.ir drive, while others are in Gharli- F Gi si n. .Alvin G I n .May 24 instead of May committe_' was appointed to b e-, p^^^j p^^^j ^^l of The Am- I , , , .u deo Wit Toots Mansfield cf th. G ivl. n C Human. C B. ■ erigmally planned. Ex- Funeral Services For ¡gm work on this project. I Legion and Commander beginning them. Rankin. Mansfield is match­ E i k, .A L. i ri.r.n. Bob H. H;-l- na’ ion.' will begin a day later ! The next me«'ting of the or-1 p„^^ . Mr. Ott. who is the district chair- ed with Rcyce Sewalt of the original schedule. Nose A. Fribble On Brownwood, another top ro­ f.-id. L.iiiiiii V P ;:gi. S H-H- ganization will be held on fr i-ijQ -i Veterans of Foreign ^ man, states that he has .seven m.m C-... li s M« L«-..n. Huu.-^tc-ri ’ junior high school gradu- per, in a 12-calf match in Friday. March 14 day «'Noning, March 21. At 'bat | announce a joint meeting | local chairmen under his sup«.-r- C. .'. Edward Blakniv, T. K will b«> on Thursday. May jtime^furtherjilans^wil^^^^e m a^ei^f these organizations will bevision I m this section of the San Angelo May 16-17. ' M t out originally and the in W III.in.> Owen G Amaon. P. J .Mo.si-A. Eribbli-diid at his resi-! for the McCamey celebration on Monday, March 24. at H 'l’pi:. S.i'--.'«! .’ T-fiTl. Bin rhuol graduation will still di nee in MeCamey on March program. All members arc urged county. ¡7:30 p. m., m the Li gion Hall. '.Vii.- , I- . F'mi - Tc(-1. D M on Friday, Ma.v 23. At 8 a. m. Tue.sday morning. Champion Lamb Shewn 13. 1947. at about II 30 a. m. to b«' present. I All members arc requested to 1; I- illin-- F W .nti’ ,, ln-lieved that these slight He was born in F’arki-rsburg, - ¡attend this meeting as some im­ March 18, a kick-off breakfast y . : ■ |r.c-< will meet with the ap- By Former Rankin Girl w. v a . on Aug. 23. 1882. Mr. ^arriaoe Llcenses portant business and information | was givi-n in the MeCami-y Grade d Ilf all faculty members as Eribble was one of thi- pioneer * w ill bo given to the veterans at ' Sehool to bring together the At Rig Bend Stock Show 1 u.- the children. citizens of McCamey. having |ss||0|| |l| ||pt0n this meeting. They uige o\cry j would participate .At the Big Bend Lives!.i.-k C. W. Brown! Visit lived here for about 20 years. _ _ 1Q4C member to bo present. in the drive. Short talks wert- .Si.iuv h«l-l :n .Alpini un F- 24 Ft. Worth S!i2 B z’ Ias He h.as been engaged in the C O D U ly 111 1 3 ^ 0 madc by Mat Dillingham, the lo­ and 25. the champiun T. Bonney Attends NOTICE, SOFTBALL ,ir . t' V- B- uwn .rd plumbing business in this city for , cal finance chairman, and Jack shown hy Kli.s.ibith E;ud 4-H ihe last 15 years. Because of According to a survey made by MANAGERS lb - - . ‘1 . , ‘ w 11-k Hodges, Chief Scout Executive kirl -t E -! Ua\:s. -,i - o : ineral of Father Anyone interested in either - Fi. • W . t!'. ril his long residence and standing the San .Angelo Standard-Times, of San Angelo, daughter of John Prude, f- - i- I nil • T. Bonney. father of H. T. m the comnuinitv. many business ' the number of marriage licenses sponsoring or managing a D .’:.i-. v.'h in F 't W.irth thi v A fine corps of workers, busi-, "f schooh m Ran- fini-y ,)f this city, passed «way hou.ses were closed on Fi iday , .ssuc'd in ^est Texas counties softball team or assisting in .itti mii-d th Fat Stinn Sb.i'W- ne.ss men who take time off from Texas t?du>. March II, at his home afternoon so that friends and; for 1946 hit a new hig - organising a softball league In Dal'.i',is th« ■ ,-.;ti nded : ‘.c their work to help make the Bov , The eh.impion calf was she ■ n ILfsterville, Mo. R. T. Bun­ business a.s.sociates might attend, U w os not reported w hat the be at the West Texas Utili­ ,-oni-i : t ‘ in . V tl'i- Dallas S'. " Scout Sustaining Fund drive a by K. K Miller. 4-H hioy ,,f Ft, 'll ill be rcmembt'red by many . , ¡number of lieen.si-s i.ssucd in pre- ties office r-t 8 o'clock Mon­ phony O ha - t.a T. i- gue.st ■ 1- success, were present at this kick­ Davis. Tb.e ehampiiin : euisti-red |bi- friends of the Bonney fam- “ ^survivi'd by his wife and ' vious years had been, but Upton day evening. March 24. aniit on i:e p;iij..a-n. .Albo;' L. off breakfast. Solicitors who are Hereford was exiiih'ti-d by Joe 1 in McCamey since he was a a dlugycr.'M rs. Tonr’campbc reported 108 licenses for; Gill. ;pi. . w; - a i; u nd 1 f Cl. >- taking part in this drive arc: W. Lane, Sul Russ .-\g student, while BUi-nt visitor of his son's and L th «d McCamey, and .hrec sis-. the _1946.^^ ForFor the the size size and, and if in '; Hi -t j W. Littlejohn. W. K. Ramsey. tile rese; ve «hampiun was ex­ family. addres.ses arc u n - ‘ population of this county, that-is ters whose hibited by .Sul R ".s C-'llei;- T. Bonney lift Tuesday , a rather high rate. However, as i IJ W. Gaddy, J. G. Cockrum, I The cliairre-n l..rv,- ,i( t)-,«. ft t i attend the funeial servi- known. ! mentioned in the Standaril- , L. Edwards, D.ive Gregory, O R ! Fum-ral services were held on Sharp, Kenneth Baheoek, Quehe shew was >lieiwn b\ .T C Wi -• i in Lesterville, which were 'Fridin- afterniH.n, March 14. at Times, the number of l.ci-nsi's is- .Alford, Dutch Schuln'.an, R- Fi.ciay, March 14. 3 o'cloek in the .Assomhly of God ! sued in the year of 1946 was in- I Dawkins, Kirhy Dawkins, J E Church with Rev. A R. Vaughn | fluenei'd by the return of service- | Godwin, Je.ss Wade, Joe Conger. Brownies Of Troop offa-i.iting. Burial was in the ; men from the war. Gerald McGuire. O O. J.icobsm. No. 9 Meet Monday Mi-Uamev Burial Park. ; Rav Dimeati. Mat Dillingham and Till H: - V G.,; V , . J Jack Ott. No. 9 met 111 M.ueh IT at ''‘rM’ Missionary To Congo -\t this time 207 contributions Si-,,-.,t Little H.i.s- vitti n ™uf;ra'ca';p.".irc:u',,Will Speak March 27 have been receivi-d with a gross p.-vsidi nt. Donna H„le, prvM hng amount of $830.25. However, Tbirtei n mi-mlii-rs. Mi- R. S Roush, Harold Wynne and E. C. At Christian Church four solicitois ha\e not yet l e - : committee mimlier, and ' Stanley. : ^jjss Buena Stoher, who has ported on the amounts they have ' jimsen. Ie„der, were h'uneral arrangemen ' si'i ved as a nurse and missionary taken in. ! presi-nt under th- din'ction of the Spai-■ ,i in the ^ Belgian Congo for the past j Scouting in McCamey has been ,h,. Biown:.- promise had dmg Funeral Home. i 23 years, w ill bring a message to on a high plane as evidenced by : bp, n girls w ent to ■ the memtu'rs and friends of the the above-mentioned partial re-!„.o,k on the completion of the ' church on Thursday evening. suits of the drive. This success , n-ioncy purses w hich has b« i n ' Daily Weather Report IS due to the work of the above- their proji'it for the last si-veral (Courtesy of West T«xas Utilities ” ‘ .i.«.,ji March 27, at 8:00 o'clock at the nam«‘d workers and Don took. ^ 0011^^5, Elans were made for CompanyV 'Christian Church. Max. Min. ' Miss Stoher, who serves under Scout Master. Jimmie Boyd, Ro- the beginning of a new project t-“ ' * • ...... , Date ,34 I the auspici's of the Ltnited Chris- belt Slagle. O. 1. Courtney and at the next meeting. Sun hats 13 61 March 34 i tinn Missionary Sorii-ty, is on a Dew-ard Cook, assistant scout will he made by each of the girls Minnie Pearl, raillc’s Gossip of 14 75 'ji.ald Briggs, who stars as "Perry Marrh .30 furlough in the U. S. but expects masters». from brown wrapping paper Grinder's SwtU-h. may soon bee- mo 67 I the newest comedy sensation on 'ho i-'an ’ In the CBS mystery serial, Marrh 15 to return to the Congo to continue STAR OF NEW SHOW-Mil- The support of McCamey citi­ 69 ton Berle, matter of the tait- A number of girls were absent screen. The comedienne, heard 1 n -') an accomplished photogra- March 16 zens in this drive is very greatly fr whose work has often been ex­ 70 service. { paced gag, takes over a* star of from the meeting becau.se of the NBC's Satiu-day “Grand Ole Onrj-.’' March 17 The monthly Fellowship dinner appreciated as scouting is a great may entrain for Hollywooil six wi-« k.-s ited and sleight-of-hand artist. 61 hit own Tuesday night mutic-and- flu or the mumps, but it is hoped f screen-radio actor learned tricks March 18 eomedy program on the NBC net­ and influential program for the hence to make her movie tww Nego- (with .16 will precede the service at 7:00 that all the girls w ill be able to I |ieger(Jemain years ago when he work beginning Mar. 11. youth of our town. Uations are under way to Import Lha 32 p. m. be present at the next meeting ' enUr* "Opry” cast to PUmlaiuL ^ astutant to Thurston. U » famed 19 73 •xlan March THE RANKIN NEWS Friday, March 21, | »’ AGE TWO THE BAMKIN MEWS ¡Mrs. R. S. Cope ROOFING SHEET m e t a i SUCCESSOR TO THE UPTON COUNTY JOURNAL Hostess to Lacky 13 DR. GORDON SMITH ) ’L'Bl.ISHKKS j a m k s a n d O C CARLL MANAGINv.; KlMTi'K JAMKi* CARLI. At Little House Announces the Opening of His Office ANDERSON ENGINEERING COMPANt I C C CARLL AOVKHllSlNi, MANAv.KK The Luekv ' 13 Rridpe Club MRS TOM WORKMAN For 2704 WEST 2ND l.Kl ■ >KTKK nut on Saturday afternoon. Mar. Oru’ Year '.in a.lvanc« ' $2 50 6 M 'Hths iin advance) $1 50 15. in the Girl Scout Little House, The I’ laetice of General Dentistry jwith Mrs. R S Cope aeting as Odessa, Texas— — Phoue IOr I Next Door to Robinson Hospital 1 fill led aj .S. I .:nd Cla.s.- Matter ..t the I’o.-t Office at MeCamey, hostess for the group Texas, under the .Act of March 3. 1870. ] High score for the afternoon CRANE, TEXAS COOLING HEATINc - — ------' was awardevl to Mrs. Kred Vet- Notice to the Pubhc: .Any erroni-ous reflection upon the character, second high was won 1 epiituti.in .»1 standing ot an> Him. individual or corporation will ^ j Austin, and the ^ ;adly cometed upon being called to the attention of the publisher. I , I Moorman Bingo prize was Mrs. Charles Tarvin Hnnt-Copeland ■ aw arded to Mrs. W I. Barber. Refreshmimts were serv«"d to Guest Speaker At Wedding Is Set the following members and For March 21 guests Troop 6 Meeting Mmes Mat Dillingham. J W. On Wednesdav Vaii i 5. Mrs Glynna Jean Hunt d.'iiifhler of Gaddy Manuel Miller, Gerald Charles Tarv in w a> a guest sps-j Bread Store \ McGuire, J M Piv«, E W. Hol- ’n Butter M- and Mrs .A J Hunt of Odes­ ker at the leg..la: metding of sa. and J B Copeland. si>n of lowell. John Sheehan, F. L. Aus­ T s5p 6 ot the G .il SeiHit Organi- ÿ nAAM,TEXAS He U ail Oa Anything! nUDAT fc MTCHMT Mi and Mrs H F Copeland of tin, Fred Vetterlein. W I.. Bar­ » ilion McCamey, will b«- married Fri- ber, R E Ruble and Bess Moor- Mrs Tarvin. who i.s English. daj evening at 8 p m in the .St kc on the Girl Guides of Eng­ Presbyte; lan Church in Odessa, land Tbii organisation is based I n f I o inripl. ■- the Texas The couple plan to spend their Rrewer-LMsakitr Girl Scouts ot .America Her talk honev-moon in New Orleans, La Shop HERE and SAVE! war. devoted to describing the They w ill make their home in MipHali Raad iictivities of the Girt Guide- and; .McC'amey where the groom is « mparing th-.r w»-k vr ith that' Tkarsflay Aftaraaaa employed by the Gulf Oil Co. i f ihi G- 1 Si-iut.- in thi.-; cisantiy I Miss Hunt IS a former resident Mrs Cadell Brewer and R L • f McCamey having ir>ne to Leuschner were married Thurs­ Choose From the Best Selected .Appetirer n-enu paper at the day afternoon, March 13. in the News ,-chiwiI in this city during her ele- Oailv t'jage booksat the News. mentarv fchool years. 'Methodist parsonage, with Rev. |i ' William S. Ezell, pastor, offici- I ating Stock of Merchandise in West Texas I Mrs Brewer was attired in a I blue suit with black accessories m W ÍT K S T W Kand ! wore a corsage of carnations I Those attending were Miss Edith Melear, L C Ash. and the S O N T»£! j bride's daughter, Mrs Mark Ha- Chuck Steak lb. 47c I esly, and Mr Haesly.

HKUWIN640 MIBI I Miss Mary Guest, teacher in the McCamey schools, .spent the «S M T W n tT wi*ek end at home with her par- I ents in Throckmorton. CHUCK ROAST lb. 39c ! Mrs F F. Carter and Mrs Jess Russell were busine.ss visitors in Midland on Fridav of last week REGIONAL ROUNDUP Beef Short Ribs lb. 25c S3.95 MONAHANS— Radio Stati ml , KVKM, livened and operated by! rhrtf Pec - men and enr former! / VâilfC I »OiE« 4/«ÍfE| A«? Pe, n.Tii. h:t the an ways at ten | \ FE4*»I fOV Vf ■i 1 >ck Wednesdav morning. V Ml«f M.irch 12 Affiliated with the! GROUND MEAT lb. 27c I Mutual Broadc.istmg System and ! NEW TOPS... the Smithv.-est Nidvvoik. the Mo­ NEW COLOR nahans st.ition has 250 watts. It . - auth'irized in a p«-rmit from COMBINATIONS (the Federal Communications! I Commission granted last Nov. 1 SUCED BACON lb. 69c • • • • W IN K —Sheriff 1. B Eddins • »u sali»— i»w .'tated on March 13 that a new j ih»y'.» » »»«s SiMft<»'i rnttt MgWy and additional deputy sheriff l»»»i»g tmré »»Mm Tw» c»«t»»n »r» um wf'uld lx- assigned to work the I W nk area, beginning on March | a i » v t « g » m »Ik». f»m », »II ik»«> »M Wisconsin Cheese lb. 53c ft>um tut »»r>i«a .»».»«liimm» H»g«»»» 15 Jerry .Modiset. .35, an ex- j »■»»<•»,» r»»H pr»k»Wy penencivl law enforcement offi-i a— MM» »<•— »»r IlMM l— y h »»i»h »l» »lg» . , . tk»y'r» ar»«g t»r cor from Pecos, will fake over j S 'lH . » • » thi‘ job. • • • • jI ntiuoti U l iMiii (iTU «wirrr riirtttl .ALPINE — Plans are being j * D»»b Toai w.Oi • S'»in Sr»»l W»>lt- Sliced Canadian Style Bacon lb. 63c t»inlorc»d Iroc» O b '» Top» made for a celebration to tx' held | • Sfo»»<»ins Gl d»i| • St»»l S.o»»c,o.| pf upon the completion of Highway ^ »» logt Comoii. 67 m Per os County Chamber • l«>io •oeif V Har- • Doubl» Stool of Commerce directors in Fort ii'g Sw'loc» Sroc»d l»gt Stockt'in and .Alpine are making, * S'u'd'»' l»gi * Smeoili Edgo» tentative plans to invito state , officials. highway department i Armour’s Star Sack Sausi^e 51lb.c THE BUSIEST TABLE IN THE HOUSE exeeutiv - and possibly officials from the neighboring State of Chihuahua. Mexico. Highway Jacobsen-Locklin Company67, from Texarkana and Dallas ADNIRA'nON C O F F E E Ih. 47c PR U N E J U I C E...... qL-2 9 c to Presidio, is expected to be completed atxiut April 15 • • • • SWANSON'S CHICKEN NOODLE W INK — On Tuesday, March 4. CARROTS the Winkler County Commission­ DINNER 1 lb. iar, 37c ers Court opened bids for the construction of county hospital units in Wink and Kermit and DOG FOOD, in can with moat . . . can— 15c awarded contracts totaling ap­ JACKSON proximately 3270.000 The Ker­ mit hospital will be sixty rooms SAUER KRAUT . Ho. 2Ì. 15c ALAMO with a 31 bed capacity, while the Wink unit will be 17 rixims I with a s x bed capacity. Both FURNITURE POUSR ...... 1 pi.— 19c structures are to be fire-proof' and modcrnlv equipped. SPINACH . No. 2 can, 09c • • * • A L P IN E — Ralph W Peters,j LETTUCE ...... largo boad— 12c contractor in charge of the eon-, SILVER BAR struction of a new Southern P a -' cific depot in Alpine, has stated that he hopes to have the build­ PE AC H ES ...... No. 2i-32c 10-lb. bag POTATOES ...... 29c ing completefi in five months DON T »i^n the d«ath warrant on your old car. barring delay in securing m.ite- 1 3 iT.g it h#r# and ditcovar what wondart our rials Th“ new building will b«‘ of stuccoi-d frame construction, HURTS raUHE PLUMS. . No.2i-25c NEW POTATOES ...... I b . - l l e ?#rt r'F?ir iarvice can do! Wall put naw 37x135 feet, modern in every de- ' tail, and of Spanish design It | life into the mofor^raviva it so thoroughly will replace the old depot which CABBAGE ...... you 1» sv^ear it purrs like new. Our motor was destroyed by fire on Jan 12. 1046 CORN ...... Ho. 2— I4e ser- icv IS prompt—and honestly priced. Drive * • • * JACK 8PRATT in tc Jay. PECOS— According to John M. Dockery, Dallas, district super­ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .. . . 40 0 1.— 21c intendent of the Greyhound Bus VAN CAMP'S REANS . tall can— 21c Lines, a total of 30 new buses will ix* placed on the run from IN TOMATO SAUCE 50 lbs. Light Crost F lour. BLACKMON'S GARAGE Dallas to FI Paso Ix'foie the end ...... 03.95 of the year. Mr Dockery, who Opposi.;« Alamo Freight Depot was a visitor in Pecos last week, stated that the new buses will H E IN Z RAKED R EANS Lge. 23c 25 lbs. Light Crust F lour. have 120 improvements over those now in operation. larch 21, Ijriday, March 21, 1947

ST METAll ’hillips Nets All- fime High In 1946 p a n t til! (i" * * inromi- of the I’l'.il- « I’ t ( ’o. in !tl4i) ,.n t ' h of SJl!i ti. I>T.RYL V.\t;CiH.^N. younx It .idinB on inn: ic. His first wa. "What Kicry «'■..iv ,,t I in MlCs Young Mu.'iiian .s!i.,iild Ki..,*r ■■ ,'t KM.iii . Ih.iti m Tl.nr: .11(1 .M..r'|i.i, • M il.... I or (luiiil ( au-e AfU-r till cti.imi ., o ; llil-:. iii.iik 111 unj ! When Ah'•.■•.t und C.. -ello, the : t,..\ tr t mcnnii' w;i.- S^2,- on tlie .Mris n '1 Tiiui; 'I NUC comic sl.tis. mak;- .c or $4 *>0 pi I : li 111'. Th !oin-ii elc I.ppcaiance at tlie Las unci .Maicp. She loil $4.Stl in l‘i t■) , Vi S'.c,.- F’lamingo Club tlyy 11 dr,.w tV.O f..:;: Oul.-'.o;' Aiti'.ll • ■ . ' : .1 > I nit w ti. . • playi-d in ihi SliiO.CHMj. most (.1 whii h money h in> lu'li I .'•uli.'-UinlKil nuii- in..lie iirsii.n ttiey i- earmarked lor the Lou Cos­ and Tn p t' ln.pir.', \c. • c on- by th ijti i-ndrr.« nt riU pMifils from llio iilc of of •'tiirU Un­ tello Jr. Youth I'ounduli.m. (lucli-d l.\ ;.r .Alice N:-i.- .n, tli.- ir.nl Jh I bu.. .r.i : : ■in pii'piitiii anil imr^i- der 21" and ycerern t arerr'.* ■1 ■o.ploMi- "Let s M a k e Marlene Aumi.s. «-jear-old tvlte ÍÍÍ'"'\Ínu‘ -!"nd'MÍrK^ Amendments to Tl.i.s a g.slation p; r'..| .tal rxpt nditun s wore who plays "Ccxjkie” on tlie CU3 Music” U'fore I Blonule"show. Hob.lin, Fxtfulr.i- Director of S c C U r ily A c l 1< cti'.n !■ ■ sur\ ivo; .. 1' Kesorvos accumu- going to liroad- ' ■seems desluied the Permi.in H;.sin Ana, and I The Vi ti ran dn ■A ilhin ' paymi f.’ c ( the .,<■ Une- I; !ti .1 for depreciation and corn- way as the in- I for a screen ca­ Miss Novella Mc'Caleb, Kield Di­ Kecent amendments to the S<>- thiec NOT uulon.i.t.i, claims Iplition of these assets were $281,. «enue lead Ui reer in addition rector. to h er radio cial Security Act provide for old- He har at lea..-t 90 dav.- .f Hiu.-' be fin d ..t the r.t .■lu-.-ct So- iH.iMMi, or 54 per cent. M a n . Work. Follow- In the courses offered. Waders ' age and survivors insurance pay- ' active serviLf in the rir.r.i-d f • cs "lal .Sec urity Adminstr.jtion field ,A total of 393 wells were com* ¡R-i-M 'JfcJi fo r Himself.'jj ing her him were instructed in crafts, nosebag ’ ments to thousands of formerly ! after Sept 16. I't40 office Ipleted during the year. 80 per Beryl Vaughan T h e n (adm | bow In the cur- find.?, ccolt out.i, overnight camp ineligible survivors of discharged ; 9 He is n..t h.-Hi n.,-r,hlv dis- ______— ____ _ Icent ol which were commercial caught her'! rent hit, “The I Best Years of mg, and Camp Fire program. World War H veterans G D charged, and t . . r u Ipr Hliieers. Addition.« to under- fancy and she moved into the Chi- I Our Lives," One of the highlights of the Clark, manager of the Social S c-‘ 4 The survivors are not e..gi- the News*^' pens and pencils at . und reserx'cs of crude oil, re- cago radio picture, where she a been I ' Marlene Is now -jiting from new pools, exlen- ever smee. being tested for a pruicipal part to p’^iducing areas and m-w "-Maisie” on Rreords? in a furthcom­ .■ns m existing fieUls are «. Ann Solhern. star ot the MaLsie" ing movie. And • d to have U-en m i xci broadca-sl.- and films, is considering when : he s nut Marlene Aames e. ivv w l•hdrawalr. recording an album ol nur.sery I occupied with ih.lla aliKh .shr Ut.Uld .Mllg. muc ll him or radio work, .she siiencl.- iiuicn I l in¡ lid liki the holm lecrdmi- .t|ie lia; lime eiitertauung at veteran-- lais- la ide h r tiu ente rtainment of her pituLs. o»i. two->i ..r-. id daugliTi r. PaCiicia ■ low'» That Again? .o-Ti lalriitril >lrulli n .b Hawk, radio s ad lib c liam’ili.n, ;i - mu d ca. asu imli.c like ..loi- Tn V 1,..- : d l^ IXiiialtl Hr; narv Pilk. On Ins CU.S M.md.. ■ epna ll..; 1 t ir wo • pl.e. tin ti. ntlv he a-ked a Mii.... ns > I ‘ le ol Aoni.in to tell iiiietl.ir.g .cl m : , I'tr^ .M. in :ri it = hemi.st.-. ol thi 17tli lei. .. 1 in til it L'H3 Ihccre all dead,' w.c.- her para­ me — lyzing reply. o r In a ll ll 11 I ; n to Iccotball Irud acting he ac- Ht.se Stevens, .st.cr of oirera. rc'in- ^ . <'.mpu.'hcu a.s ci rt. scrix-n und now the CBS bun- ,c phntiigraphtT d u y •F'umdy has exhibit- Hour," tells of id la-, prints ui her first meet­ many amateur ing with FTank s h o » I II g a Sinatra: It was tliroughuut the at New York’s 0.1 !.. .11 . 1 a n d — a n d City Hall dur­ • t<> la ici pel cl.IV or alright • of- ing a putrloUc rally, and they i- nl low el in.iii in l'*4.). IFonsM Brifts h a n d artist. Briggs learned l.tlkrd about— t. .nlv 59 te r lent a- main tricks of legerdemain years ago when of all things — It resists^the \nesìsHMe"..anà dill.ed and lovee; pioilui- lie was assistant to the famous ma­ football! It 11".* «( t l.\ variou.' s’ ati gician. Thurston. turned out they d b e e n .' >11 ImkIii Com poser-Author students In O llrPLA TES your engine! Venezuela, five Separate Meredith WilLson. symphony rom- r iv a l h 1g n ■n- are held c v e iin g pceser and popular-tune writer, is schixils. a n d ■Use Stevrna currently condurtiiig tlie orcliestra must have been THI OnTRIKTI VIPOWEN OE A HURIIC ANE come actually' oil plated ' iC'ies. The firct expío;., oh two radio .show.- -"Sparkle Time" booing each other through all four • ll drilled cm the .m.illc -t ou r CBS and Family Theater" oler years of their respective school seems Irresistible, yet within the BECAUSE Oll-PIATINC STAYS UP on 28 iHin ac" ll: I MB.S and L. writing a .-ecoiid book i terms! slender trunk of a palm tree, even y. l'<48 , nd n n . cylinder walls . . . doesn't all drain M greater power . . . the force of mo- ducili n Six t'-' ’ ■ : t\|! to ll 1- ti 1 111 K.in.— . down eveti overnight . . . a change op .,1. t! . t; f ; p t: • c X- I ’l'y lecu la r a ffra c fio n . . . hinds par to Conoco N'4> g.ves you extra ■in- - ■ ' ■ N- •• ty pe of e iilion black, de- ' tides of living matter into a struc­ ! . y iiip iil i.ndt I t!;e li,..le name o f' protection when you first start your ■ nt. a • k. i. in_ 'll f: ' ture that resists "the irresistible!" engine "d ry ". . . extpa protection n ! it 1 p t .-iim 1. .'d >?. -k- m- from corrosive acid action when f 1. ...1 natur.il ga.- a> in WHEN YOU CHANGE FOR SPRING to Con '.v-ii'.i..n.il ni. th >dr Pi'.due- your engine is idle . . . extra pro­ tion in 1941! wa;i 78.iMlO.OiM) pound.« oco N ''* motor oil, the same basic tection from sludge and carbon . lul capac ity IS now Ik ing enlaig- force of molecular attraction iil t. Ib.A.iiOo.iioo pounds annu­ caused by wear . . . extra smooth, swiftly’ bonds molecules o f a special Quality Merchandise ally C(X)1, silent miles. Significant reso.nrrh dc velop- added ingredient to molecules of men's dcinng 1946 included the' metal . . . attaching lubricant to STOP WHERE YOU SEE THE RED ^ .«iiecc-s.'-ful manufacture of pure V Watches Diamonds metal so closely that cylinder walls nuinial heptane and i.so-ixtanc' of Your Conoco Mileage Merchant. 5 - Í Wedding Rings Clocks for u.'f in tittermining anti­ and other fine-finished parts be- Continental Oil Company knock ratings of motor fuel.s .-Vd- Silverware Watch Bands vanced to llv .«tage of ph.nt con- stnietion IS a process for m.nking jF-rà*. Leather Straps Luggage intcrmodiiitc chemicals used in .mdke a date to OUrPLATE/ d' ler gents. sometimes called Billfolds Gift Items "soiiple.ss soap'■ Sulphur chem­ icals are being pnxltired for in­ Lei Us Do Yonr Jewelry Repairing dustrial use .s and an improve­ ment in wc'll diilling muds has EXPEHT WATCH REPAIRING been devel.iped BASHAM'S WATCH HOSPITAL Motor fuel s.iles rose 26 per cent alxive 194.). Lubricant sales increa.sed .32 per cent and the volume of all fini.<-lied products was 7 per cent larger than in Lloyd’s Jewelry Store 194.5 and 51 pru- vent over 1941 MeCAMEY. TEXAS I 'Brown Jng/ by Iona Pool Told by Boyce House On Radio Sun. I FORT WORTH, March 19 — The story of 'Brown Jug," a ‘ faithful horse, was told by Boyce ■'■‘i t 1 House on the Justin Program. "I ■ Give You Texas and the Great Southwest." Sunday. March 16 The Justin Program is heard over KGKO (Fort Worth-Dallas) and «4^ KTSA (.San Antonio) at 12 4.5 p. m.. and over KGNG (Amarillol at 5 p m. The story of P.iown Jug" was v.rilten b\ I'lna I’ool of Mi’C'.i- r-i; \ . ami wa: iniblislu-i! in "The' .tumor Historian M .--.iiif. c'f- ticial org.in of the junior branch of tl-.c- Ti-x. s St.lie Histoi ic al As­ M l sn ;alion M'“ ' Pool's brothers. Wist ati'l I.i'slie, t'.\ ins. are in- clililecl in the story, as "Brown •lug" w.is originall.v liought for them. t'T >*'u J ir o t t fro m o u r l.ir r c tT.iiinu statitms. it t.iUs\ot\ o l Mr. and Mr.s. T. O White rc- — N3c Make your Ictler* more appealing by using hriuhn^ and vtrccnin^v to send quality c.tationery that leflecls your own per­ tiirnecl to their home in Stoiihen- iiim itY \ou as a uselul limischt>ld sersant. sonality, Here you will find just the paper to ville the past week end after a In (»rxler for him ti> dti work so rconomical, it is ntifssar\ two wc'eks visit with thc'ir daugh­ to jj^ ncratc pr Hiht in \asi qiiantidts and suit your need— stationery lhat is smooth to ter, Mrs. Charles Adkisson, Mr. at \(dfa,L!cs far ichy hi^h for an\ conmuTual or residemial use, write on, yet moderate in price. Sec- us for Aclkisson. Ann and Margaret, from Hedilv Kilowatt's birth of encr^s in posser stations your office and personal stationery today. transmission hnes, to suhstations. to the wires to st»ur home, Little Miss Ann Adkisson return­ it t.ikis know-how" ftir him to ttT»nt'miiall\ and eftuiently ed home with her grandparc-nts dcliscr at half the w all's he wa»* paid csen JO scars a^o. for a three wc-eks visit. And he is alwavs Ucdd\.

NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lewis, parents McCamey. Texas of Mrs, H. C. Logan of the West WfestTexas U tilities Texas Utilities Camp, were vis­ REODT KILOWATT itors in McCamey last week end. C o m p a n y W>ur Electric Sarwonl Mr. and Mrs. Lewis are from I Coleman.

?.. Friday, March 21, 19^7 T H E RANKIN NEWS PAGE FOUR N $18 50 to $22 50 at Wichita, and r prior approval of the VA. Your I and spend an evening you will V.F.W. Anniveriary long remember. $18 50 to $24 60 at Denver. uncle should submit the proposal The Ladies Auxiliary will ajjj, Friday Round-Up Hog prices slumped during the to the local V.A regional office Dance March 26 accipt applications for member. litenc week to Uvels mostly 50c to a for approval. Young-McCollum Host 5071 of ship at th»' dance, DR. T. B. McCLISH dollar or more lower. Top prices \eunii for the wn k were $26 at San .\n- thi- Veteran.s of Foreign \Sa..' CHIROPR.^CTOR AND N.\TUROPATH lonio. >26 T.5 at Koi t Woith; $27.- Celebration In San will hold till ir fir t anniversary Mrs. N. K. Roberson of il.. s ;it flkl.ihoma t'lty: $27.85 at dance Wed.nesday. M.irch 26. at Hecos Camp has been confined a Anijelo Saturday the MeCamty Country Clul>. to her home for a month X R«iy. Electric Therapy. Colon Therapy \V -Into. $28.25 at Denver. A ith tlic flu. Slauglitvr lumhs held steady at This will be a private dance Fourth Door West ol Bank .Mi, and .Mrs. O. H Sharp of N 1 all Antonio and Wiehila. but Humble HnKÌuetlon Co. ae- with memliers in giHid standing ased ofl mostly 25 to 50e at oth- ! eompanied by Mr. and ,Mis. Mar­ of the VFW and .Auxiliary, their TELEPHONE 264 er KW markets. Kwes gained nd escorts, cordially in- Hvgs iVll. svl.ilc ciittU and vin Croft iif thè Humble Sales ladies strength at Oklahoma C ity. Di n- Go., were week imd visitors in vited. McCAMEY. TEXAS lambs lust ground at .Mime mar­ kets last week, according to the ver and Wichita. Medium shorn Angelo. The two couples' The nine-pieee Sul Ross Col- Production and Marketing .-Xd- goats brought $6 50 to $6 75 at , ^^-i-re met there by Mr. and Mrs. lege Dance Band will furnish the , ministrati' n, U. S. Dept, of Ag- San .Antonio. .Calvin Alledredge, ex-McCamey- music for the occasion. Members] iiculture. Spot cotton climbed another jjtys who now reside m London, | \^ ho have not paid their 1947 S3.50 per bale last week, although Texas. dues may do so at the dance and Some vegetables wcaKcncd, markets saw less activity. O lfei-1 three couples cclebrateu at new memlHMship applications tiHi, but other S\V farm products / mgs appeared to satisfy demand. | the Goodw in Taverns on Satur­ will be accepti'd also. All over­ held steady to strong. RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION day evening. seas veterans arc invited to come i f Grains emerged strong from out and join the local VFW, if AND COLLECTORS SERVICE DIVISION another week of wide fluctua- QUESTIONS I Daily guage books at the News. you have not already done so, Affilialed With State and National Aiiociation Uens with net gams of mostly AND 5 to 25c. No. 1 hard wheat closed TYPING—COLLECTIONS—BOOKKEEPING Friday at $3 per bushel, bulk, ANSWERS Q. I served four months in the , MRS. G. C. PAULEY, Owner and Manager carlot, at Ft. Worth and Galves­ ton. and corn $2 03 for No. 2 army during World War II. was white and .f 1.91 (or No. 2 yellow. . honorably discharged last Sop- : Telephone No. 5— —McCamey Taxai Soighums rose to $3 03 to $3.08 I tomber and have Ix-en unable to j per hundred lbs. ' find a job. Am I eligible for ! readjustment allowance and how | Rice continued firm last week, \ I do I go about getting it- j ♦ • » • ♦ e e e e « as growers held remaining rough I A. A’es. you are eligible be-1 rice for sc'c-d. cause you served over 90 days. ' I Fc^ed prices surged upward in ^Application for readjustment al- : DaUy the w ake of grains. Bran and Jo^^.atlce mav be filed at a local JOIN T R E -horV rose- $1U 50 pi r ton. und j Employment J) were quoted $60 and $64 at F ort, service or of the state employ- 1 PROCESSION Worth and Dallas. Hay found I agency. You must register i renewc-d interest at prices $1 per j work and available for | Yt«, join the procession of ] discerning and exacting t I ton higher. Peanuts, oil and suitable work. ! meal jomi'd the upw ard proces- 0 • • • • buyers of good liquors who 4 j select from our nationally. jsionwith sharp increases. Some Q. Since leaving the service, advertised brands daily. ! domestic wools sold above Com- I have negotiated a G. I. loan jmodity Credit Corporation prices which matures in 25 years Will Even the Smallest We make ynur shopping j for the first time, as foreign wools 1 be permitted to pay it off before i . hare convenient, being open BREAD ' became scarce Most Texas spring date of maturity- until 8 o'clock each avening clip mohair has been sold. ^ You have the right to a c-, Details Monday through Friday, end 1926 I Texas cabbage, carrots and celerate your payments or repay until 10 o'clock Saturday I beets opened last week strong to j your loan in full at any time evaning. j There era innumerable details to look after I higher; but slow demand lowered I without p'ornium or fee. Addi -1 Our growing list of custom­ . prices toward the dost'. Cabbage i tional payments must be made i when a loved one departs. U is our duty to ers is our guarantee of the 1 in straight cars sold Thursday at | in one installment or multiples of ; line quality of our mer­ I mostly 90c for 50 lbs in the Rio $100 each, whichever is most de- you to smooth the way—to assume the re­ chandise. !Grande Valley; bunched carrots sirablc. ] sponsibility of carrying out your wishes. For Come in today . . . or this i $2 25 to $2 35 per Los .Angeles 1 • • • • evening , . . before going to Srate, and beets SI 25 to SI 50 perl I am operating my own busi- i a fit-ting memorial, without the burden of at­ dinner or to the dance. McCAMEY ■ —WK #m I ^R ■ ■ PHONE 124 half crate Spinach held about ( ness but losing money at pres- ' tendant details, let us serve you. GRAND , steady Colorado potatoes rose ent .As an honorably discharged ],4iic per hundred to reach S3 20 veteran rf World War II. ran I Box Office Opens Duly 4 45 P. M.—Set. end Sun. Open 1:45 fur w ashed Ri d McClun s, l.uu- claim readjustment allowance? ’ CASH LIQUOR isi.ilia sv.iit potatiH'S remained A. If you served over 90 days, SPALDING FUNERAL HONE steady al $2 60 to S2 75 for 50 part of which was World War II STORE Friday and Saturday, March 21 and 22 McCamey. Texas i lbs. service, you are eligible for self- , Joe and Ltta O'Callaghan "STEP BY STEP" Continued g.H.d demand for I *'»"P'"Vment allowance and may eggs and poultrv held prices firm. application at a local office Lawrence Tierney W. .k ,-. "i: price- averaged ,3f.c , »he U. S Employment Service I : cin/en at Amarillo and San I'"- y o r *'»>»ti dun and \ at jjiandeliildren. i TO GET READERS It- Rit Mr. ;m 1 Mrs. Clifton H Coulter, A ri-i.dt si-rvici- i- now Ix-ing -l’nfintij I ,iii a \i-it ii> whin- .itti-iuii-tl u family reunion in j Mi.s. H. A. Hai Mir .md .Mrs. D. KniTulle, 111., iinnounce the laar- providi d hy the V.\ for lilimli d 111 With : ,,M.e of tier mother, Mrs. I iiie 1...VI tinned from a niig- Ilf thi-ir daughter. Ji-aiine, i W ar vit irn- to pninit them to i[ J Nolan. The occasion for |Vi-il to .San An».mm. While in to Jame.-i Kudulph Wilkm.- of attend school hy ha-.iiig then | iwo turtles nam ed Scotty a n d B i l l , mil n was the celebration . South T- .\a.i tin y visited in the I'astrop, Tcxa.s. The wedding study material i.-ad to tin in. The i If the Btith anniversary of Mrs. ¡home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles look place on Sunday, Feb. 23, readers are seleetiil fm ability to "W ell never get over that hill."' i !•. f alley and childien who are read intelligently and to test the al lien. at a simple, though impre.ssive, , former residents of MeCamey. On Monday, March 10, Mrs. ceremony in the Rochelle Meth­ veteran's comprehension of what B u t t K e hsLie, he s a i d t H s , L'olcn was honoriMl with a birth- I Mis. (,us Travis of Hamlin, odist Church. The Rev. Hughes he hears and also for their un­ Texas, is visitinj! her daughter, derstanding of the prohlems and lay dinner and opem house. She B. .Morris read the nuptial ser­ ^ As he Blew them a kiss, Ifceived guests from 2 to (i p. m. I Mrs. Charles Brewer, Mr. Brewer vice. emotions of newly blinded per­ sons. Ind was the recipient of m an yjf'xl family, of the Gulf Camp. Wedding music was played by VA has found that sighted su­ Iseful and beautiful gifts. ------— Miss Helen Phelps with Mrs. W’il- Get hi^h-test 156'and you w ill perior students or upperelass or j All of Mrs. Nolen’s children Miss Ethie Eagleton, teacher lium H. Parsons as soloist. The graduate students majoring in kere present, including: E. L. in the McCamey High School only witnesses at the ceremony the same subjects as the blinded • Lien of Pauls Valley. Okla.; I were the bride's parents, Mrs. I was a vrsitor in Midland and Od- student usually make the best! Ws J K. Glenn of Fort Worth. ' Morris and .Mr. and Mrs. William I essa last week end. readers for this purpose. More I I Parson. than one reader may be employ- | I The bride was attired in a mist L-d for different studies. i color crepe dress with white ac- Those eligible for this service | cessories. Her corsage was of include all eniollci-s in .school | f » o m white carnations. The bride’s „ , 5 $ A 0 « j under provisions of the Veterans | >1 i1 mother wore a blue spring suit Vocational Rehabilitation Act THI I with rose tolored accessories Her WAR (Public Law 16), whose Ix-st cor-1 O f ' corsage was pink carnations. reeled vision is 2 i)-2i)0 or less in I S£C«Ii t a « y I Jeanne was a 1945 graduate of both eyes, whose ci-ntral vision I Ba.strop High School and had at- IS more than 20-200 but limited m ! For Smooth Pow er... I taini-d junior standing in the Its field, or whose sight impair- I I’ niversity of Texas where she ' ment may be aggravated by read -1 How you I was a journalism major and a | ing. regular contributor to the Daily Blinded veterans taking on- Texan and the Texas Ranger, the-job training under Public ! con help university publications. She was Law 16 also may obtain this ser- Get Phillips 66 Gasoline a member of Gamma Phi Beta vice if \A finds that the training Y O U R A R M Y sorority and was active in the | requires some studying. In this For smooth M wer on the highway or over the hills Curtain Club, dramatics, the , case, effort is being made to find —count on Phil"hillips 66 Gasoline! Turtle Club, swimming, Orchesis, I suitable reader in the same occu- TAKf IT FROM ME danemg club, the Campus Le-ague pational field. That’s because Phillips 66 is “volatility con- -FOR SMOOTH trolled” for driving efficiency. That means smooth, of Women Voters, and was lead­ V.\ regional managers secure PERFORMAN6E , efficient service w lether the temperature is ’way er of a G t I Scout troop of young readers as needi-d. either through A U TEAR‘ROUND j lutili the Preniitenl's |in>|>i»,il for the di>eiinliniiaiiee of Mexicans. Mr. and Mrs. Coulter arrangements with the school or up or ’way down. N leeli\e Servire on Man li 31, \merieu Mill relv on and Jeanne will be remembered by contact with outside agencies. ’Try Phillips 66 and see for loliiiitary enli«tiiienti> for the ni.iinieiiaiiee of the Kegiilar as long-time residents of McCa­ Two hours of reader service per youra^. Get a tankful the next Annv at aiilhorizeil Mrenglh. mey whero Mr. Coulter was man­ week is recommended for each time you see the orange-and» Ill view of worhl eontlilioiis today, thi* is a step of ager of the Texas Public Service credit-hour of study. black sign of *66’. the grave«! iniportaiiee to every \inerieaii eiti/eii. Never Co. for many years. • • • • Ih fore in history ha> any nation raided and iiiainlaiiieil The groom was a 1941 graduate DEPENDENCY a iMillioii-iiian army hy the volunteer •V'teni alone, ( liir of Bastrop high school, a star ALLOWANCES ideal-, our helief ill iiidividii.il freedom, olir Kifi-lv and football, basketball and baseball Men now entering the armed r thU our diitv to proiiioir wotld peaee — all are lioiiinl lip ill player. He attended Southwest­ forces are still eligible for the For good sendee ...Phillips 66/ till- del i-ioii. ng to ern Cniversity and was a mem- depi ndency bt-nefits guaranU>e I III- i> your \rniv. and voluntary •'iili-lineiii ¡. voiir Ix-r of Kappa Sigma fraternity. under th.- Servicemen’s Depend­ ■ lioiee. It mii-t not fail. W itli v,oir In Ip it ii ill not fail. He served three years in the Pa­ ents Allowance Act. j NOTICE TO BIDDERS ! m rs' C' u:t rt - rv« the right The \rmy niii-t eonlimii' to próvida- inh-ipiale oeiiipa- cific with the Coach Guard He There have been misinterpre­ B. L. Cook. Ex- Notice 1.» he-rt'b> givi n bv the- reji ! t any and all hid.s. tioii hire«-» over-1-a-. In »ilpplv tin -e foree-, and to help tations of the Armed Forces Vol­ Ralph Duughe-rty. IS the junior mcmhi-r of 11. C NeCamey Nan, Gels Commi»-aone:»' Court -.f Upton ■ I..S ^ H ill kiipiiij: \iin-riea »Iroiiu and »•-•lire. Wilkins and Sons Lumber Co. untary Rccmitment Art of 1946 •’ it i ’k. i ’^'uiiiy C' uit. Uptor. T our In-Ip ami iitnli-r-taiKliiig « .in ilo iiiiii-li to i-ii- His gift to his bride was a small [ which have led many men to be- Service Award C’ .unty, Ti xas, that this Commis- 12-21.. U unty. Texas iiiiiragi- a »li-.nlv floM of 3-vi-ar voliiiilarv i-nli-liio-nt». lieve that the dependency allow lorii 1 s' f'uuit will ri-ci ive »adr house in Pastrop where they will , , B 1. Ceok, Wink T. .-.n Plant In 1 •--arv to-loiinl Iraiiiiiig alni tin-i-llii n-iit pi-rformain i- ! make their home. ance provisions of the law expircxpir-j ^..^thern Union to purch • -One iL Dn -- 1 .Moloi. M; .ni V ' J M r . r.n.! nf tin- \riny’» la-k. Afli 1 a short stay in Chicago I'd July 1, 1946. This is not the j Gas Co., on March 1, computed 12 foot M..mtaini-r. fully eqjip- daughti ; , SuMt . vi.-it<‘rs in S.iturday \\ In-ii V nil •lix'ii»» thi» »uh ji-i'l M illi V nur -••II'. hrolln-r», and a trip back to Ti-xas, the ' I five yearj in the service of that pi'd V- ith Ca‘ - an.i Se.irfii : Ode-Nú hii-hainl» or frii-inl» v«ho inav lo- i-iiii-iili rim: an \rmv couple will make an extondetl .-Xnyi-ni- now joining the armed | ofganization. .-\s is the custom Bids will be opimd hy t; r.in-er. In-.ir in tniinl tin- ailv.iiilai:i'- ••iTi-n-il hv a 3-vi-ar trip to Mexico City. foi-ct-s may cnlU-ct allowances for , „ f Southern Union. Mr. Cooke Court Mann 24. l'»47. at 10 ar.d Fr-ankie eiih-tiin-nl. \moni: tln-iii un- tin- i-hoh-i- of lirain h nf his dependent-«. j \^-as presenti-d a five-year ser­ o’cli.ck .A M at t;.e Court House- Sehult/ -.ve;i ■ •k t nd visiti-rf x-rvii-i- alni of ov«-r»i-a» tio-.iti-r wln-n- opi-niiii;- i-xi-t. ainl Miss Jean Howell, McCamey The principal distinction be­ vice emblem, signifying the com­ in Rankin. Texas. The Commis- ¡II Celoradc City. Ttxas thi- opporliiiiilv for lhoroiii:li traiiiiiig in vahiahh- -kill-, grade school teacher, ha.s tiei-n tween men enlisting or being in- pletion of that Icngeth of contin- \ joli ill the in-M Hegiilar \riiiv I'ompari'» favoriihly an influenza victim for the piast jduete-d. be-fore and after July L ' uous service with the company. vvilh tin- averag«- in iiniii-lry. ami ha» mori- opporliimtii-» se-vcral days. ' 1948.1 C1.1R is «c that tK'if those joining iftimncT the9K«'» ' Mr. Cocke was employed on for promotion than mo»t. arme'd forces before that date are* March 1, 1942, as service man AUTHORIZED SERVICE Toll ean help hy giving your ri-»|M-

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l i V it •' r 7a ;l .lxa t, i.'i I'.I ^■| u .11 - ill . I I '> I- iinm. I'.-. 1" ,ipr-i .. and an-wii tin j diii-i'' I I'td.i'n at I'l l)i-fii:e ID ii'el.M k .-. .'d. of the fast .Mond.iv : fli : thi OUR SERVICE i Xpii at ■-n of 42 days l- an thi date of i.-sUi.nce of this Citation, PLEASES EVERYONE the samt Ih ing Monday the 21 day of .-Apiil, .A I). 1D47. nt or We invite you to cor.-e in and try our fine iocds and enioy o-jr orompt serrice. Wheth- ».w. hefoie 10 o'clt we perfection. Clerk, 112th Distiict Court, I ’ pton ■ have earned his trust—and yours, 12-41 County, Texas. ELECTION NOTICE •*QP" if c regist^rtd trade ma-lt of the Gas Apphorice Morsa» E C H O DRUG Notice 1- hereby given that an McCa.-ney Texas (aclarers Association placed on gas appliances that meet the eleetion is hereby ordered in the IS v a i l highest standards o' perla rna-ce. McCamey Independent School j., Distiict to be held on Saturday, April 5, 1947, for the purpose tif , i-U-eling (2 ) two Iru.-tees of said MeCainey Indeix tub nt School . Distiict. R. K. Ruble is appoint-: WESBERRY IHSURANCE AGEHCY ( d election judge and R S Guy- j ton and K. H Homze assistant i judges. March 2.') has been set \ GENERAL INSURANCE as the final date for filing names | on the official ballot. i McCAMEY INDEPENDENT I Crane, Texas SCHOOL DISTRICT, 12-2tc G. C. Pauley, Secretary. I

l i rriday, IfMCh XI,i$ V t T H E RANKIN NEWS PACE SEVEN Humble Company |Nn. R.L. Lenuhner To Establish One- Honored Monday Mom A n y DuDwiisst o n t h i s t b a i n ? ' ^ •///// k A breakfast honoring Mrs. R Year Fellowships L. Leuschner was given in the Announcement T is. Sin. JUST ASK son \ i , “ Offers to estal>Ii.sh 12 on< -year home of Mrs R A Barger .Mon­ fellowships in the fields of sci­ day morning, March 17. at 10 We are proud to aanonnce that Johnny Roe ence and en(>ineerinK have Ix-en o'clautifully dec- versitics in the Southwest and I " “ lovely bouquet of South and to Massachusetts j ^''‘•P^ragons. Head Chef. N r . Roe comes to the Clnb di­ stitutc of Technology, it was an- Many nciu.'eful f as well as lieauti- nounced today. ful gifts were presented to Mrs. rectly from the While Plaza Hotel. San An­ Recipients of the fellowships Leuschner by the following- ' will be students who are enrolled Mmes. Jean Haesley, Jack Til- in .Masters or Doctors degree son, Delphia Koger, Nancy Lit- i gelo. where he held the position of Head ; work, and selection of these stu- tiejohn. Wilma Key, Arlena I j dents will f>e entirely in the Wade. Campbell, Mary Ash, Jes­ Chef. I hands of the universities. Selec- sie Newman, Ruby Smith. Alma H I tion of the recipient's thesis prob- Barun. Evelyn Evans, and the ^ lem will also Ire left to the uni- hostesses. Miss Edith Melear and Mrs R A Barger It Your We » T ile yot to try our imprOred meals. ' versities, and the problem need not related to thi* prdroleum ■ industry, but should b«‘ in the .j,-- Iron. In I field in which the fellowship is Christine Yochtm On hem all~~ THE NAMACEMEHT ral form! I granted, the announcement said North Texts Slate fundint in closing. re iw lie Cellef e Honor Boll best fur CARD or THANKS Hazel Christine Yocham of tiR” Il m Rankin has Ijeen li.sted anumg Bncaut« of th« uoprncodontod We wish to express our deep 1 jvnK-.,e 650 graduates and upper class- Club Cafe appreciation to our friends and dtmond for BudwoUor. it's trus that men at North Texas State College neighbors for the kind deeds I who are on the dean's honor list you can’t count on yotting it svsry ' .shown us during our recent ill- i 1°'' 'he fall s«*mestpr. i ness. May God bless you all. '*** '* names tons you ask for it. But. ask for it Mr n u I I of all upperclassmen who were Say It With Mr and Mrs C C RoU-rts. | always to snjoy it offn . Ws ars r 4 FLOWERS jvious semester and had to their [Credit at least 12 .semesters and planning another expansion of Mark on your calendar the Anto Seal Covers birth - days, anniversaries, Back to 1933 Save $10. G o o d i r r ‘'i ^ r " " the often-expanded facilities of plaid fiber. Leatherette trim. Side below C and other special days you elastic, pins Easily installed Full I the world’s largest brewery. should remembt'r Ask us sets $11 95. Coupes and fronts for ' to srmd or wire flowers. '2-drs $8 45 Simt COD. postpaid. Garden Home Dem. Meanwhile, we are making Order them now. Returnable Lubbock S« at Cover Co., 1911-N, Lubbock, Texas. «I Spring comes early in our Club Meeting Wed. Bndweiser available equitably if flower shop. Here you'll lAlt T U P M A l f P V ffU I Garden Home Demonstra- find a garden-fresh display I A l i l a I H A n u n A x i n j tion Club met Wednesday. March not abundantly. of blooms, the perfect gift 19, at the home of Mrs. Travis A for all occasions. Say "It's THE WOBLD Thomas. Roll call was answered So. to get your share, Spring" with a bouquet of 1, by each lady giving a helpful our lovely flowers. Order CANT BUY HEW j hint on dishw'ashing time saving. don’t say ’bser’, say the n now for Easter. I The program for the day dealt EYES ; with table setting, invitations, ^ Crystal's Flowers j and responses Plans were made Bnl— I for the joint meeting of the Car- IT LIVES WITH GOOD TASTE . EVERYWHERE i den and the McCamey Home £yte A Lim E MONEY Demonstration Clubs to bo held . in the First Christian Church on AMNliifilB luSCN " 1 * '^ » lOM'» CAN BUY FINE j Wcdnesd.iy, March 26. at 2 301 THE CLEANEST RESTAURANT 1 p. m. The guest speakers will ! GLASSES j be Dr. Hal Coop*‘r, who will be I »I assisted by nv Mrs. ,>MR. Ixiuiso Hudson, j IN WEST TEXAS Con.uU a good optometrist early CountvCounty Health Health N Nur.se. The pub-1 about your eye troubles! Do not lie is cordiallv invited to attend 1 '■'■t y : delay— it may prove cosily to | this joint meeting I your vision! We are proud to announce that we were informed at I Pecan pie and coffee were serv- I ed to: the time of last week's inspection by a State Health S E E B A K E B & j Mmes. T L. Fuller, Wilbur Harris. John Sumrall. C. C Rob­ Officer that our cafe was the cleanest food-handling I SEE BETTER erts. Callie Fisher, R. B. Fox. I G. T. Gibbs and one guest. Mrs. •stablishmeiBt in West Texas. At the Bender Hotel Thursday. Woodard. March 27 You can't go wrong when you eat with us. Women's Stndy Clob CLASSIFIED ADS I Rummage Sale Sat. I The McCamey Women’s Study ★ ★ ★ I FOR S.‘\LE—L’sed Montgomery /■ 7 • .'i^ * Club has announced that the Ward Washing .Machine, J. R. rummage sale will take place White, Rio Pecos Station, Gir- Saturday. March 22. in the Lions' vin, Texas. R E R T ' CAFE Club building. The sale will j FOR S.ALE — Davenport that begin at 9 a. m. and last through i makes into tx'd and a rocking the day. I chair. Call 191W. Everyone is invited to drop by i and see what is being offered. I FOR SALE—Three-room stucco house with hath, wash house and chicken house. 1938 Chev­ McCamey Home Dem. A PI£A FOB CHRIST rolet truck with 25-barrol tank. •J-jrf i' See Robert Myers. Tel. 161W. Clnb Meeting Friday LARRY O. GROUNDS The McCamey Home Demon­ FOR SALE — Portable spray stration Club met with Mrs. painting equipment, complete. Chester Baird on Friday after­ The plea of the churches of Christ is to restore the apos- 105 cubic foot air compressor noon. March 14. with seven mem­ I'-lic church, which simply means a complete return to the and sand blaster with two bers present. Mrs. J. L. Gibbs. original ground of the New Testam -nt church, and take up jackhammers. See Hal Holmes, Mrs. C. C. Roberts and Mrs. things just as the apostles left them. Such an appeal in­ opposite Post Office. ■ Itc John Sheehan were visitors on volves the going back beyond all human creeds, councils, sy­ FOR S.ALE—Hotpoint table top, this occasion. nods. and ecclesiastical authorities, to Christ and the inspired After a business meeting. Mrs. apostles, and restore all things wherein there has been an $85. See it at Bread n'Buttcr Feed Store, Iraan. 30 Ancona G. W. Huffman gave a lesson on apostacy. and l.,eghorn pullets. Cecil frozen foods. A demonstration This plea is not to reform some church, or "the church. Hodges. on shoulder pads was then made Th( original church of Christ needs no reformation Neither by Mrs. N. C. House. ~ does this plea mean the establishment of another church or WESTERN Mattress Representa­ The group made plans to at­ some now church. What the world needs is the apostolic tive, J. R. Bilderback, here tend the joint meeting of the Mc­ twice monthly. Also now and church, the original church of Christ, in all of its primitive Camey Home Demonstration old innersprings. Leave name faith, worship, and practice. Club and the Garden Home Dem­ at Maxcey Hotel. 12-4tp onstration Club at the First A plea for Christ involves a plea for the name of Christ. Christian Fellowship Hall on FOR SALB^Gdod new 12x24 He who says that there is nothing in a name is not familiar Wednesday, March 26, at 2:30 p. house or can build any size vsith the Scriptures, neither is he demonstrating sound judg­ m. Dr. Hal Cooper and Mrs. house. See Jack Marshall, ment. SALVATIO N is in the name of Christ (.Acts 412), Louise Hudson will be in charge Rankin, Texas. 2tp RF.MISSION OF SINS is in the name of Christ—(Luke 24-47). of the program at the joint meet­ and whatsoever we do in word or deed should be done in the FOR SALE — 1946 Studebaker ing. AH ladies are invited to name of Christ—(Col. 3-17). Christians are those who wear Truck with 30-foot Hobbs trail­ attend. Christ's name, and who seek to reproduce the life, teachings, er, complete. Trailer equipped One o f the first things a new telephone operator learns is to be always and Spirit of Christ in their lives—(Acts 11:26; 1 Peter with four 9.00 tires; truck 8.25 ready for the next call—your call— anybody's call! 4:16). tires, all good condition. See Breakiail Honoring T. L. Stephenson, telephone A plea for Christ involves a plea for the Deity of Christ. Operators have a lot of calls to handle nowadays. There are more 84-W, Rankin. Itp Mrs. Bob Lonsebnor The chief person in Christianity is Christ. The fact that He Mrs. Victor Baron was hostess telephones in use than ever before and calling is at an all-time high. The "as the Christ, the Son of the Living God, was the central FOR SALE—One 16-ft. covered- to a breakfast honoring Mrs. Ca­ switchboard at times is literally ablaze with lights—each one calling both in all the preaching of the apostles. The only article wagon trailer house, located ddi Brewer on occasion of her ap­ for “Number, please?” and each one ¿ettin^ a “Number, please?” as nf faith imposed upon those who became Christians in New behind Magnolia Station on the proaching marriage to Bob Lcus- Testament times was the personal belied that Jesus was The Ft. Stockton highway. See Gil­ chner on Sunday morning, Mar. quickly as skilled and courteous operators can manage. If your call is Christ. However, Bible Faith is tantamount to Obedience. bert Day. 13-3tp 2. at 10 a. m. in her home. | not answered at once, you’ll know that nimble fingers will reach it as No one can believe in Christ and be ccceptable to Him with­ Mrs. Brewer was presented NCY out obedience to His commands.—(.Acts 8:36: 15:31: Romans FOR SALE—Five-room modern with a beautiful bridge lamp by soon as they possibly can. house. Want to buy large trail­ 10:9-10). the following close friends and As soon as much-needed new equipment can be obtained and installed, er house. Write Box 22 or co-workers: Mmes. O. H. Haley, phone 258W, McCamey. tf Dale Keneaster, J. D. Carter, we’ll be ready to handle your calls quicker and better than ever before. Dewey Jones. Cabal Clinton, C HOR CH or CHRIST FOR SALE—Duplex wall recep­ Mark Haesley,, Julia Heinze, B. tacles and toggle wall switches. o. BOX 772 PH O N E 192W H. Koger and the hostess, Mrs. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ^^ Newton Electric Co. 13-4tc Victor Baron. Triday, March 21, T H E RANKIN NEWS N Mr. and Mrs. Buck Jones and i Mr. and Mrs. Noel Joyce and Edward C. Bariield IHaay Friends Honor RANKIN PERSONALS Jere Jaynolle and .Mr. and Mrs. family spent Sunday in MidUnJ Misses Charlene Taylor, Joan Fields Paiker of Iraan. woie vis- visiting with Mrs. Joyces iisKr, Aboard USS President SOlb Birlbday Oi 'Pop' V'dwards and Mary .Ann Work­ itors 111 V:i Paso over the week Mrs. E. I). Williams, and mJ- man, all of Midland, spent the end. * Williams. Hayes Transport Yales Last Sunday v i'ik-eiid in Uankm Mrs. Tom V ia a ci H i ai..iMi..n. ,\ lo ge mimi,. I -if f let'. 1.- ef Will km..n .ind ! Jimmy took ti li - in et M; - V'. P V n ll’epi Yale : I • th the girl.-: back Midl.md on p. i;. a -t ^;.v■,.nuy. u eiving V ill - laeoe ell Sund.A ,.f' I'.'ien Sunil.IV. BY GADDY . ; . , . d 1-■ t:-in.-pe:t VSS I’ rcsi- t.i >• •n n h .- both Initha.iN di nt H> ■ Tre eou:ii -y w. pl.miied by Me-> Heba I.ou Kaips spent the | Ilowd>, Folks: The teli phone n.- :u ’ i «ntiTil the Nnval M: Y.iti-- an! I’ l.iny fn iubs w e'k-iiiil m .Alpine w ith Miss IS one of the world's gieatost in­ Easter Dreses Jul>. ; ‘4ii. and leceiv- e.dled (ioni Iiaan, MeCann y anil Hillie Jo .Andi'isoii at Sul Ho.s.s ventions. It connects you with FOR THE LITTLE LADIES ..n.;; ;riK t; ed Ì: liiiuit faming at the Kankin eollego. Naval Ti ning y’mter in San Tho gui sts wire servid a de- so many strangers. Of course. 'tr i¡ t:‘ .t •T.»;ith of .int.u- t Proudly Prtsenting ui Ü- M‘rv:r»' m ;t!'. the i’^'rr.paiiy. Diego, Calif. ! licious refreshmi nt plate and Mr Miss Norma Jean Wheeler of the operators have a long con­ Mr C'lX Kt- was cmplovi'd on ; Yates was the recipient of many sul Ross college spent the w tik- tinuous meeting every now and Marcii I, iy42 as st •-\ u-p mar. A U ’ INE. T ix . March 10 — lovely well wishes. end with her parents, Mr. and asked Caler Frocks for Sauihcin L'n' >n >;as C » in Miss Anna D l.inn, Registrar of I Mrs ^ Sites 1 to SX I b.'in.' L'JJA 'IU iU I OUbUIVAW.V McC'amcv He w is Trunsftircd Sul R.'S.s St.de College, this week tc Wink a : serv '«n ' ln On Apiil announi- d the honor roll of stu- Walton Harrals Have Howard Schmidt and Bob Molt 'he meeting was about-cainc the • leni- fri'"’ ’ bo first semester of Seminole spint the week-end faintly sarcastic reply— I don’t ^ Arlene Airess 2. Mr C w\. made Dinner-Bridge Thnrs. Ttiwn Plant M.in.i»:er. respcmsiblc which ended the latter part of w ith friends in Rankin. know, I wasn't invited. .Also came Mr and Mrs Walton Harral Frocks for carrying an .i " company ac- January. “ ® the faint click telling me the eon- Bill M ore ef MeCamey. a ; cntvi tamed in their home on Tom Richardson has returned i Uvities l^ea'.!^ and superM.-u n fab was ended. Sitos 7 to 14 et piisannil Si phi nvre in Sul Ross, was listed Thursday night with a turkey from a several days trip to tVto Mr. e'aoke w ;11 be rera.-mbercd . n the honor loll dinner and bridge. The dinner, V'.it Stock Show at Fort Worth. .A man should be very careful by manv .af h- M.'C-imae fr.tn'ir. I consistin’ of turkey and all it's o----- lOOT» alAiut marrying a Tili phone op­ Ï/: c»nic H and . - i_;e.a.nt.iri ; : He M- T, ■: ■ r.gcr aml ; n Ko­ ^ complenii nts. was served at Mrs. Jake Dameron of Van erator, though. She seldom img.s $2.9S TO $4.7S rill pity ■••sider.t f ti.. I .ty : . •. *. I l I . s . n i :-S visitéis rn b»-autiful!y appointed foursonii- H irn IS ; pending several davs «tul* w true. ; 7 y> ’ „:duv. ^ tables at >evi n-thirty. The serv­ with relilivi-s in Rankin Her ing table was laid with a white sistv'.. Miss Maggie Taylor, who AiiMrf ! cluth and centeied by a large has bei n ill, is reported as In mg Her job is neither a trade nor \ an angi mi nt of pink sweetjH’as. a profession It's a calling. ■It • These are the most oulstan- « much improved at this time. ♦ flankeii bv tall white tapei.s. ding Children's Dresses wt « I ♦ ; Prizes tor budge and tho bingo Mr anV Mrs Walton Harral She e.imes close to bi-ing a , / have ever offered. ♦ i which follow ed w ere awarded to and daughter Amaryallis visited ' saint. There's a cont.nuous hello' ♦ If you want that little lady « Going Fishing? Mrs Dunn Low cry. Roy .Morgan. ,ho (at stock show in Midland ' around het head. I • • • • .and Pete Pollaid. on Tuesday. to be well dressed for Eas­ I I Of course, the party lines keep ter. be sure to nnake your li vou are we have a complete stock o i fine fishing I Mrs Sam Holmes, who has the neighbors well informed. selection now while sues equipment. Look at these musts: Fonerai Services Held i been a patient in Scott and White are complete. JUSTRITE HEADLIGHTS In Rankin Thnrsday I Hospital at Temple follow ing The telephone has made a suck­ Leaves your hands free when night fishing). ' surgery some three wet ks ago. er out of the nickle It causes For Nr. Waldo Yonng w as returned to her home in the poor old jitney to gi-t so many OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT OFFERS A VARIETY COLEMAN LANTERS Rankin on Monday. She is now wrong numbers. OF SMART EASTER SHOES FOR THE LADIES Funeral services were conduct­ 1 and 2 burners . . . gas or kerosene. improving nicely. OF TOMORROW ed in Rankin Thursday morning Jitney's saved become dollars, STEEL CASTING RODS at llu'clock (or Waldo Young of Miss Dorothy Snelling, former you know. That's why it's good Big Spring. Tt xas, who passed MINNOW BUCKETS AND DIP NETS . . ,, . Upton Countv Home Demonstra- business to buy our Gates and awav in the \ eterans Hospital. \ . ,1 T j tion .Agent, now occupying that Mobil tires and tubes. , .It Kerrville. Texas, on ednes-' _ ------LIFE JACKETS position in Marlin. Texas, com­ day following an illness of a bined busme.ss w ith pleasure on a We'd like to tell you more NYLON CASTING LINES (10 to 30 lb. test). number ol year's duration He T & P Clothiers visit to Rankin over the week about this and help you save on was a veteran of World War I •HEADQUARTERS FOR STYLE AMD VALUE- C U T T Y H U N K H IG H TE S T L IN E S (35 to 62 lb. test). end. •your puichase. Mr Young, aged 4'». was u CRANE TEXAS -----o----- ! GADDY ARTIFICIAL LURES large assortment). br. thi ! of l.ovd Young and Dew - Dunn Lowery and Paul Cran- IV youn,; who formeily oiHi.itod EVINRUDE AND CHAMPION MOTORS ••♦♦»♦•»m m I a f.limg :’ ,.l;on in R.mkin. Mo i.- ♦ Angi'lo Friday. e d bv ihi 111. bl ■ 'thi ; r, ♦ e .till hl> P'-ihr; liM- m e II Ui 1 n. T i \ - ♦ NeCamey Personals / ♦ Bone Hardware S. 'Û. e e D J. RUI I II TI f';> mg t' ip ♦ I! , Ir.- ■\ a- Sunday alti r- ♦ t' ’ lb u.'ti n 1; t ♦ HOME AHD AUTO SUPPLY P..U n.’! ¡1 "II bu-.:u IL ntuii' d e « ♦ « ( 1 : M ■- Tie -d.iv ;l !..-in. 1 F . 11. i L.» J -'- Hu>m 11 lift Munday. lUii. tre un Ihi- nimi- ami the* like tu imivr March 17, for Duncan, Okla.. »ich Ireiiliim . . . Ihal'« »h > -tu i nhiNit m ♦ ;■ . i M: , L- • 1 Y"img f wtii 'i will V!-.l With her ; l^- |ila> Ihi* fami III- ilri-^i in a pair of Tuffili ♦ .-1 in . r.d M' ,ind .M: - I)i ,i - Oui Ol The W i->t hlui' jians. ♦ ti r. .Mi.I. L S Qumn. ♦ Y'lung H u.'tiin atti ndi d ♦ ♦ P3 1-11 C A M f V. Tl»H9 to .Monahans Sunday to attend ■ ther, Mrs. J S, Nelms of Denton, | I an aviation breakfast there, Texas. Mrs. Nelms left Sunday turning by way of Midland. afternoon for her home. i