The Ozona Stockman (Ozona, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 12, 1930 Page: 6 of 7
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THURSDAY. JUNE 12, 1930.
'bhiDK TO-BE HONORED
Mi„ Mildred North w»« hostess
‘ 1)1V,.!y bridge party Saturday
llt‘ril„,n‘ honoring Miss Gussie
whose wedding to Henry
h t .udm "f Belton will take
.lull.- Hi. A color mohente of
\l a!1(| white wiih featured in
", dories, and sweet peas
Fu \,-n as favors. The honorei*
f*' , .utr.i with a linen guest
A\ if”' I I t i
i U vrh on* wa* won by Miss
\h'r' v v'u-nm- and high cut by
v,j, | ft a Hawkins.
,..i list included Misses
;,ir. - Wanda Watson,
Ingham. Man Kincaid.
. .age r, I'ansy U hat ley.
.. i?,/ham, Mary Anj. ustii *•.
\Va -“'ii, lieulah Raggett.
I )ml ley, M.....dames Mar-
mery, Hugh Ciiiidr* s
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On Friday aftem-ch Mi ||UK|,
!•’ Childress. Jr , |.,,
Arnigus Club and , t, u -1-s
honoring Miss i,u- n- Uatsmi,
bride-elect, High „i w, n- •,,
Mars Childress and high ,,,
Miss Hester Rung. r M Wat son
wa< given a liner !,• -i
1 ho sc present \ i :,. Mi.. . |.;j
",,r J‘"'> Lucille Ingnan . Wanda
and tlu.ssie W at \|..r> Kincaid,
lie-ter Hunger. M;,:••• t :;> o,
Mildred Norn,. !.:■ . | < , i(l|l, ss'
Lennre Dudie- .,1 Vi..,
■ ' tie. and Me •>;;<!*•, • . ! ,, \|.,r.
gomery and l.eta H
'dis. Kati , I . i
turned from a • j\ ■. : ,, .
I -orgetnvv I! \V : • •. , ... t\ , .
the commence:: • . ......
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Lilt let "ii. Ralph M> a
S' >u t b we* tern i
.. *.!• Mis, ■'
' i'li.* been i
Hawkui . Marbury Mur
t’li.i- Davidson. Jr An
gUe:*( was Mis Ru s
Mary F’runi’es j:
at i i utjtaii.eil
1 : ; 1 ■' 1'ranger ''
ntion for an
. Texas.
and M
■■.-'ii < a;Iciress,
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St , Mrs. Mar;, i ■
and Miss 1
> ili in Kid
VISiioK t tiMPLiMKNTKD
>1 • , Mat v ('hiidn ss entertain
eil'\\:!h a farmyard bridge party
v(.t-.,t:• . Miss Lmoru Dudley
Montia afternoon. The guests
‘V(,n. pr* ented with balloons and
whistle' np<»n their arrival and
chos«s tin r tally cards which sim-
ulate! farm hands from a minia-
ture barnyard. During the games
p,,j, rr, and soda water were
-watermelon at the end
oi the party.
Mi<> imdley was presented with
an Kngl'di print. Mrs, Ralph Mein
e0|w wdi high score prize, a van-
ity. M's Mary Augustine won cut
prize, handkerchiefs.
Those present were: Mesdamos
Shermar Taylor, ,J. W North, l.e-
ta Hawkiii . Hugh Childress, Jr..
Evart W ii te, Ralph Meinei kc.
Lowell l.ittb ton. Marshall Mont
g„nierv. M.'.«>•.•> Mary Augustine,
{Jester Hunger, Eleanor Ingliam,
1 jcilli Ifodiam. Kathryn Raggett.
M ire Frances Rowers, (lassie
Watson. Uc.nda Watson. Mildred
North, firm a Swanson and l.inora
Dudley.
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PARTY HONORS HKIRE-ELECT
Miss le . ah Raggett entertain-
ed wit a inadge party Wednesday
morning honoring Miss i»ussie
Watsnti \C o is to be married to
Hcitr’- IToh C.irden Monday The
house was profusely decorated
with ff"'v*’!>. The tables were dee ■
orated n,tli fancy covers in pastel •
shades Miss Watson was present
ed with a vase. Mrs. Clay Adams
won high score prize, a vanity and
rouge. Mi - Mary Frances Rowers
w in out arize, a handkerchief. A
salad < • i- was served.
Tho-o present besides the hon-’
oree w,-n Mesdames ( has K
Davids":. Jr.. Winter Ross, T. A
Kincaid, Jt , Marburv Morrison.
Marsha I i Montgomery, Ralph Mein
v a . i c Adams, Hugh Childress
J:.. Arthur Phillips, Lowell Little-
ton, and M —-es Wanda Watson.
Man Fi.,n, eS Rowers, Kna Mein-
M-.e. M hired North, Leila Beth
Jones I’ansy Whatley. Mary K:n-
Ca d. Mar.' Augustine, Hester Bun
gvi. Ka’hm: Raggett, Kleanor anil
--"!!« L.. hum and Lliioi n Dud
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Mr John Mitchell took her
ds.ighn • Miss Mamie Kirkpatrick
t; San M i re is to enter summer
fthoo! last week. H. B. Ingham
"<-nt w th them and will spend
tlf summer in a boys* camp in
San M„: , ,s.
Mar;. Chibsr:
gel,, Monday at
Chilress and A!
‘ i" .-hit An-
’ii Mr- Hugh
I htb.irr
hud minor ope • • performed.
Mrs. (*rady M ’■ hani returned
to her home in - Angelo Sun-
day She was a, -npatfed home
by Miss Ethel ( mid’ ** who went
on to Galveston :,>i , visit with
friends.
Mi and Mrs. Harry Oberkampfj
i1 1 urued to their home in San All-,
*-■’i • ' ituniuy after a visit with!
J1' ',l!,! 'I'S Joe Oherkampf. Mrs.
1 dierkatnpf accompanied them.;
^r' * lark Rurton and Miss]
Dorothy Ration of (ialveston are!
v i ng Mrs Rnrton's mother. Mrs.
A *' ' ui'e-. and Mr. and Mrs. W'
I1 Larton and other relatives,
■»m' M:. J. M Iiaggett and
^ K o> Raggett will return from
‘' !' ’ oia;. M r. Hagget t is re*
' '.....• t mm a re, cut operation.
Baifgei I i,as been vi: iit
:.'g a sitter,
■ 1 u > ’ . ‘ h and Miss Tom*
i' ‘ limed Wednesday
• ' g-'lo w Ii e re Miss
mfi ction in her
returned to
o lust Satur-
i ,-f'c ! • 'IK the week tt it h
•d - ! i M i - If ' i. Smith. She was
• nipaby Mr-. Smith, who
u P pend a Iew days visiting in
Kldovad"
'! K Smith has returned
lion a visit of several weeks to
•'an Antonio and San Angelo. Mr.
and M's. Sherman Taylor went to
San Angelo for her Monday.
Scott Peters was in San Anton-
io over the week-end to visit Mrs.
Peters, who is recovering from an
operation in a San Antonio hos-
pital Van Fit/, went with him
Mi and Mrs Rusty Smith were
in San Angelo over the week-end.
John Rochelle is spending the
"'ck in Dallas visiting his family.
CARD OF THANKS
With much gratitude from the
depths of our hearts, we wisl to
thank our many friends who so
kindly befi tended is during oji
deep grief occasioned l»v 11 « puss
ing away of our orecious Pttle
Lois.
The thiral offerings were beau
tiful.
May God bless you all and »U»«
tain you in snch an hour ia our
prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Deland
and Margaret.
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Mr.* M. j. Blackwell is visiting
her mother in Harper this week,
Mr. and Mrs. (’has. E. Davidson,
-It . were in San Angelo Monday.
For
Cattle and Sheep
Feed Our
Mineral com: ■ e.pc ially prep.m i f i Soti’! w,.st Texas.
Sait. S'l.-.v \\ ,rm Killer. Flv f: .i Ply Pait
t all or Write P ■ For Pi ice
TEXAS STOCKMEN’S SUPPLY CO.
SAN A NO KI.O. TEXAS
Kill this pest - it spreads disease
TEXAS WOOL & MOHAIR CO.
SAN ANCELO. TEXAS
CAPITAL, $100,000.00
I tliarjt I Ailvnnr^s on Sll0£D. Godts
LlUvldl /\UTuuVv0 vu wiivvjij v»w«i0
Wool and Mohair
WE HAVE WOOL BAGS, SEWING TWINE
FLEECE TWINE, BRANDING FLUIDS, ETC.
WILLKKE BROTHERS’ WAREHOUSE (»N SANTA FE TRACKS
Our new addition |o nUr w»rebnu*e given u- square feet of additional door apace with a
«mple and nhow room, which enables in »" ifive even better service than Petor.
OFFICKRS
ROY HUDSPETH. Vice President
W VV WEST. Vice-President
VICTOR PIERCE. President
SOL MAYER, Vice-President
Victor Pierre
Hudspeth
Sol Mayer
DIRECTORS
w w w , 't
J R Mum*
• H. Schnermann
Dan (nuthorn
Early Baggett
R. A. HaMiert
Nehyi.yg Many' Businesses
Experience of large fleet ointer* revealtt
the unuHual reliability and economy
of the netr Ford
A SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE to the value of
^ the new Ford is found in its increas-
ing use hy Federal, state and rity gov-
ernments and hy large industrial nun*
panic- whieli keep careful day-hy-day cost
records. In most instances, the Ford has
hern chosen only after exhaustive tc*is
of excry faelor that contributes to good
I»crformanc«v-—speed, power, safety .com-
fort, low cost of operation and up-kccp,
reliability and Ion;; life.
Prominent aiming the companies t:*ing
the l ord ure the Associated Companies
of the Hell System, Armour and < < in-
pan \. I he Borden (iompauy. < Continental
Raking (Corporation, Firestone l ire and
Hubher Company. General Electric ( om-
panv, (Goodyear l ire ami Rubber Com-
pany. Kellogg Company. Knickerbocker
Ire Company. Morton Salt Company.
Pillslmry Flour Mills Compan* . I b.-
Procter and Gamble Company, and
Sxxift H Company.
Each of these companies uses a large
number of Ford ears and trucks. Tbc
Associated Companies of the Hell Sy stem
use more than eight thousand.
Modem business moves at a fast pace
and it needs the Ford. Daily, in count-
less ways and places, it helps to speed
the production and delivery of the
world's goods and extend the useful ser-
vice of men and rotnpanies.
Constant, steady operation over many
thousands of miles empliusi/4*s the ad-
vantages of the sound design of the Ford
ear. its high <|uality of materials, and
unusual accuracy in manufacturing.
Beneath its graceful lines und beautiful
colors there is u high degn-e of me*
rhanical excellence.
\n example of the value built into the
Ford is the u~e of more than twenty hull
and roller hearings. They are hidden
wiihin the ear and you may never see
them. Yet they play an important part
in satisfactory, economical performance.
I heir function is similar to the jewels of
a line wutch.
I broiighout the l ord < has*is, a hull
or roller hearing is used at ex cry place
where it is needed to reduce friction,
and wear and gixe smooth, reliable me-
chanical operation.
Yt many points, as on the transmission
counter-shaft, clutch release, fan and
pump shaft, and front drixc shaft, these
ball and roller bearings are used when*
less costly types of bearings might be
considered adequate.
Additional instances of the high
quality built into the Ford are the ex-
tensive use of steel forgings, fully
enclosed four-wheel brakes. Hustle-*
Steel, four llomlaillc double-acting hy-
draulic shock absorber-, aluminum pis-
tons, chrome silicon alloy valves,
torque-tube drive, three-quarter Boating
rear axle, ami the Triplex shatter-proof
glass w indshield.
The I <>rd policy has always been to
use tbc best possible material for each
part and then, through large produc-
tion. give it to the puldic at low cost.
•Ntixv i.ow tohu ratits
**tari'l«f«| ( ottpe 1493
"port ( uiape ........
|G I uir t »apr 0343
I odor Sedan 9495
Ibrre wR.dw Fordor Vd*n .... $MMl
R« I hu Set!or...... , , , 9#t4<)
!'*»*» s».«Uu .........
< ahrtolef....... , , , 9#»23
..........$433
........$440
Dd up (all ...... $433
Mnd*1! U Oia«*t« $343
M"dr* KK I ruck ( .Ii*mU. I T 1 S -Inrk
wheel have $5X0
Model L ( Trnrli Fk$wit 137-Inch
wheel Rise .... $335
M»«lr! AA P«nel Deliver* .... $780
d/I pdc#i f n I# Det'ffif. fit it t freight mm 4
U-litef* Hum pen m*il •par# Ure eeirm mt
low cimI
f nitermJ f re4ft f nmpmm? ftlmm nf Urns
pmsmrmli *>ffet § mm>lher t urd eeanmmj
Ford Motor Co.mim.w
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White, W. Evart. The Ozona Stockman (Ozona, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 9, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 12, 1930, newspaper, June 12, 1930; Ozona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1097820/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .