The Lynn County News (Tahoka, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 30, 1931 Page: 5 of 6
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Read the ad. and profit!
Wilson
GOOD FOR DIZZINESS
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brothers
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First National Bank
of Tahoka, Texas
'apital and Surplus $100,000.00—
West Wilson
Wilson
soon
Post City, Texas
Trench Mouth Healed
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to its un-
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Restless
We shall be #lad to advise with
you.
CHILDREN
than a more
urges that all mem-
Phone 19
Texas
Tahoka
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Helen
Velma
and Miss Wright in
11*31 graduating class
High School, meml>ers
and' guests of honor.
of
of
Wilson
a large
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months
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short
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of feed
a bit is
held
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Dr. L. VV. Kitchen
VETERINARY SURGEON
Swart Optical Co
First Floor Myrick Bldg.
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C, R. CARPENTER
heals i
it!
Constipation Troubles Relieved
By Black-Draught, Says
Kentucky Man.
Sunday.
C. Hutfaker and family and
Huffaker and family spent the
end in Levelland.
WE HAVE HAD OTHER
DEPRESSIONS THAN THIS
ahead and do that repair work on
residence, or your barns, or your
nouses that are so much needed.
Factory-made
, Mrs. G. M. Reid;
attractive finishes
children's garments.
Dr. R. B. Smith
Office over First Nat’l. Bank
Office Ph. 258 Res. Ph. 259
Hopkinsville, Ky—Hundreds of
people in Hopkinsville know Mr.
Dale Harris, of 102 South Kentucky
Avenue Mr. Harris knows Thed-
ford’s Black-Draught, from having
taken It a number of years He says:
•‘I often come in from work with
a bad feeling in my stomach and
heed. I have a dizzy feeling in my
head and am constipat’d, so I fix
me a doae of Black-Draught im-
mediately to guard off a spell of
illness.
"I have always found Black-
Draught to be perfectly satisfactory
in every way. and would recommend
it to any one as a safe and wonder-
ful medicine when a purgative is
needed.
"It Ls a good Idea to keep a box
of-Wllack-Draught in the medicine
cabinet so at a moment’s notice you
may take some when dizzy spells
and constipation occur.”
Thousands at others have reported
that many disagreeable symptoms,
due to constipation, have gone away
after they had taken Thedford's
Black-Draught.
This well-known medicine lias
been in use nearly 100 years, and
its popularity is constantly increas-
ing. as growing sales clearly prove.
Sold in 25tf packages. ■< ■«>
R. A. Turner of Ta-
chutvh here Sunday
Turners were once
CONNOLLY
MOTOR COMPANY
Attorney-At-Law
Office In Court House
first parts
and un-
Married Woman Fears
Gas, Eats Raby Food
SCRATCH PADS—25c per pound.
The News, Phone 35,
A Mr. Crow, who for several years
operated a barber shop
water, will open a shop
the first of May. He is
family here this week,
will operate a beauty shop.
Junior-Senior Banquet
Covers were laid Thursday night
for more than 50 guests at the an-
the
the
honor
the
the
worst
is not
sold on a money back guarantee.
THOM \S BROS. DRUG CO.
(I)
Lubbock
Sanitarium and
Clinic
Dr. J. T. Krueger
Surgery and Consultations
Dr. J. T. Hutchinson
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Dr. M. C. Overton
Diseases of Children
Dr. J. P. Lattimore
General Medicine
Dr. F. B. Malone
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Dr. J. H. Stiles
Surgery
Dr. II. C. Maxwell
General Medicine
Dr. R. L. Powers
Obstetrics and Gen. Medicine
Dr. B. J. Roberts
Urology and General Medicine
Dr. Jerome H. Smith
X-Ray and laboratory
Dr. Y. W. Rogers
Dental Surgery
C. E. Hunt J. H. Felton
Superintendent Business Mgr.
A chartered training school for
nurses is conducted in connec-
tion with the sanitarium.
elIIJ*REN will fret, often for no
apparent reason. But there's always
(batons! As burin Ires as the recipe
<■ the wrapper, tmid and Maud aa it
tastes Bat its gentle acton soothes a
a you iq^ter more surety
powerful medicine
That’s the beauty of
children's remedy! it may
tiniest infant — as often
seel in cases of colic,
It can be done now at less expense
than for many years.
of ceaseless search
will add
Dangerous Business
Our stomach and digestive systems
are lined with membrane which is
delicate, sensitive and easily injured.
It is dangerous business, then, to use
medicines containing harsh drugs,
salts or minerals, when we are con-
stipated. in addition to the possibility
of injuring the linings of our digestive
system, these medicines give only
tampo-ai - relief and may prove habit
forming. To relieve constipation, take
Herbine, the cathartic that is made
from herbs, and acts in the way na-
ture intended. You can get Herbine at
IHO.MAS BROS. DRUG CO.
Professional
Directory
The Tahoka H. D. Club met Wed-
nesday afternoon, April 15, in the
American legion Home, with twelve
members, two new ones, and one
visitor.
Our subject was: The art of living.
We had a very interesting paper
Mrs. Snowden on “The Difference
Recreation and Thrills”. Mrs. J.
Edwards discussed “The Effect
Your Family when you are impa-
tient, cross, and worry continually.
After the program a committee of
five was appointed to work out
some scheme to finance the club.
The committee composed of Mmes.
Conway, G. M. Reid, Snowden, Cor-
ley, and Speight.
Our noxt meeting will be May
6 with Mmes. Gattis and Snowden as
hostesses. “Children's Clothing” will
be the subject. Reasons for Studying
Children’s CLthing, Mrs. Connolly;
Factors that should enter into the
construction of children's clothing,
Mrs. Brasfield; Factory-made ver-
sus Home-made,
Demonstration,
and designs for <
C. H. D.
The president
bers be present
Reporter, pro tern.
was a
lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
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lasting
was a
lasting
was a
and research for methods and material
usual and desirable features.
Fenders, splash guards and wire
to show signs of deterioration. A few
sightly rust sjkiUs appear on an otherwise spotless fender. But
now the use <d Bonderite on wire wheels, fenders and sh<*>t
metal |»arts gives the Ford a hidden quality of protect! n of
extraordinary value, which will be appreciated by the owner
through a long lifetime of service.
Again science has been called on to add to the permanent
satisfaction of the car owner. For not only does the Bonderizing
process chemically clean the metal and free it from microscopic
rust, but is produces a surface which is a part of the metal it-
self and being slightly absorbent, is a remarkably effective base
for enamel. It holds the enamel to the steel so tenaci usly that
jars
tion
chip
A. L. Lock wood
0. L. Slaton
W. 1). Nevels
R. P. Weathers
W, B. Slaton
Misses
Gertrude Fischer,
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TAHOKA If. D. CLUB
REPORTS MEETING
With the growing tende ncy of the
buying public to shut down on buy-
ing with the exception off automo-
biles and gasoline, it bri ngs forth
the fact that we have suffered num-
erous depressions, accurdi ng to the
following taken from the Chicago
Daily News:
There was a business depression
in 1819 lasting 12 months*
There
in 1838
There
in 1848
There
in 185“
There
in 1869
There
in 1873
There
in 1881
Th re
in 1887
There
in 1893
There
in 1903
There
in 1907
There
in 1911
There
in 1921
The story of the Ford car is the story
which
sur-
pre-
l‘ar-
ton*
■h
With prospects for a crop most ex-
cellent, you will now probably wish to go
ahead and do that repair work on your
OUt-
very
the
car-
were
ready to go home, each was invited
to follow the rainbow to the pot of
gold and each obtained several nug-
gets of gold.
The graduating class is composed
of 18 members, Wilson's largest
class to graduate.
this special
be given the
as there is
. diarrhea or
similar disturbance, it is mvalnable.
A enated tongue calls for just a few drops
to ward off constipation; so dore any
snogretion of fmd breath. Whenever
chu>Iren don’t eat well, don’t rest urJL,
or have any little upset this pure
vegetable, preparation is usually all
that’s needed.
in Sweet -
here about
moving his
Mrs. Crow
::
x
A Bank Whose Resources are
for the Accomodation
of its Customers
Dr. G. W. Williams i
VETERINARY SURGEON
Tahoka, Texas
THE I.YNN COUNTY NEWS. TAHOKA. TEXAS. il'RIl 3», l«3t». ’
Your friends dare not say so but
your sore gums and foul breath don't '
make folks like you any better LE- |
TO’S PYORRHEA REMEDY
cases if used as directed,
a mouth wash or paste, and
EYES TESTED
Glasses
FITTED, LENSES GROUND
I getting along fine.
Mrs. M. J. Scaer,
Nalte,
Weid, Irene Umlang, Messrs. Alvin,
Edgar and Monroe Kaatz and Cecil
Weid were delegates to and attended
a Walter League rally at Abilene.
They left Saturday morning and re-
I turned Monday afternoon.
Fifty-seven members enrolled in
! the B. Y. P. U. classes to take cours -
es in the work last week. There
L were 51 regular attendants with 53
Xi taking the examinations and others
X may do so later.
T Sixty-three B. Y. P. Upers attend-
<‘d the monthly zone meeting held in
Tahoka last Sunday. The program
was put on by a group of
young people.
Rev. Partin pastor of the
Baptist Church, preached io
and attentive audience at Wolffarth
“For three years I ate only baby
food, everything else formed gas.
Now. thanks to Adlerika. I eat any-
thing and enjoy life,”—Mrs. M. Gunn
Just ONE spoonful of Adlerika re-
lieves all GAS so you can eat and
sleep better. Acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowel removing poisons
you never knew were there, and
which caused your stomach trouble
No matter what you have tried for
stomach and bowels, Adlerika will
surprise you! F-3
business depression
20 months.
business depression
5 months.
business depression
12 months.
business depression
8 months.
business depression
30 months.
business depression
22 months.
business depression
10 months.
business depression
25 months.
business depression
25 months.
business
nearly 12 months,
business
8 m nths.
business depression
lasting II months.
All of them came to an end ex-
cept this one. Maybe this well.
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MORGAN 4-H CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. TOWNSEND
and vibrations from the roughest roads or the eroding ac-
of wind, rain and mud will not cause the finish t. crack,
or peel. If scratched or marred, rust cannot spread.
To give this protection to Ford cars, the largest Bonderiz-
ing installation in the world was built, holding over 150,(Mil) gal-
lons of Bonderite solution and using 1,845 feet of conveyor to
carry the production through the pr ceasing operation.
Exhaustive tests under the salt spray sh w that where the
finish on fenders of the old method broke down in from sixty to
eighty hours, the finish on Bonderized fenders was in perfect con-
dition at the end of five hundred hours—more than the equiva-
lent of the life of the car under severe weather conditions.
But it is not alone in the sheet metal parts <d the Ford
that ths* hidden quality of rust-proofing is found. Bolts, nut*,
washers and a multitude of small stampings and castings on
chassis and engine are Parkerized.
Parkerizing is a chemical process which produces a
face on iron or steel that is impervious to moisture and
vents rust. To meet the requirements of Fcrd production, a
kerizing installation with a capacity for rust-proofing sixty
of small parts every twenty-four hours is in daily use.
Thus to Insure complete protection against rust. Bonder-
izing and Parkerizing are used to add quality to a quality product.
Another fine rain marks
ginning of this week. Lots
X ha* been planted and quite
j- j already up.
A concert by the Rudd
2.; Saturday evening was attended by j
.... ome 660 people and judging from'
TA Tri t? z - t^le applause all enjoyed it immense-
L>r. E. E. Callaway ■> b This was a fine program eom-
Office over Thomas Bros. X P°»®d of songs of every kind, sacred,
Office Ph. 51 -:- Res. Ph. 147 X comic, etc. The reading by Jerene
Rooms 1, 7 and 8 ’•* Shaw was also line.
Mrs. Fannie Dawson received a
-------—--------j letter from Rama Grigg, late of Wil-
S n but now of Las Vegas, Nevada.
‘ "I1111 'fr'l,4"H-,i"*—i—t—1—
HARRIS & APPLEWHITE
Hardware and Furniture
«• Funeral Directors & Embalmers
,, Motor Ambulance and Hearse
* ‘ Service
• • Day Ph. 42 -:- Night Ph. 207-3
Last Tuesday aftern on, April 21,
Miss Harrison, home demonstration I
agent, met with the Morgan 4-H:
club girls at the home of Mrs. J, N. |
Townsend.
Roll was called and Miiss Harri-
son told us what was to be done for
the next meeting. All girls showed
great interest. Our next miaMing
will be held Maj- 5 at the home of
P. A. Cato.-—-Reporter.
HIGGINBOTHAM-BARTLETT
COMPANY
"Everything to Build Anything”
G. M. STEWART, Mgr.
Error Corrected
We desire to correct an error
pearing in the News a couple
weeks ago in the report of the coun-
ty interscholastic league meet
in O'Donnull. We publisUhed
report just as it was furnished
but v.e have since learned that Alixe
Weathers and Elizalieth Link won
the spelling contest instead <d the
two girls whose names were given in
that report. Alixe and Elizabeth are)
very proud of the medals which they!
won.
Friday is the Greek 'Sabbath;
Tuesday, the Persian; Wednesday,
the Assyrian; Thursday, the Egyp-
tion; Friday, the Turkish; Saturday,
the Jewish; and Sunday, the Chris-
tian.
I hope the sandstorms will
be a thing of the past. I don’t be-
lieve any of us enjoy them so very
much.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Maker vis
ited Mrs. Maker’s father, John San-
ders,
W.
Lloyd
week
Several members of Oscar Cor-
ley’s family are ill with “flu”.
Otto and Paul Sanders were in our
midst Sunday.
Whitson Dulin, Andrew Means,
and Misses Roberson and Humphries
of Sweetwater were pleasant visitors
in the T. G. Dulin home Sunday af-
ternoon.
Some few from here are going
to take the Christian Training
course at Lubhick next week.
The Ix'aguers are to have a pic-
nic this Monday night.
Clarence Shambeck, who has been
ill for several days, will be able to
return to school Monday.
A Junior Ix'ague was organized
at the Methodist Church Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Campbell was appoint-
ed counsellor. Clifton Hamilton is
president.
All the men folks around in our
community are busy planting their
crops, and the ladies are raising
chickens. Perhaps someone will give
a chicken dinner before long and
who knows who will get an invita-
tion.—Country- W ise.
EXPOSED PARTS
Of The New Ford ('ar
Are Protected Against Rust
i
t
An Unpleasant Subject
All of the functions of life are not
pleasant to consider. Perhaps tliis la
why some mothers refuse to think that
aucn symptoms as restless sleep, loss of
flesh, lack of appetite or itching nom
and fingers in their cldldren, can bo
caused by round or pin worms. Many
mothers have proven, however, that a
few doses of White’s Cream Vermi-
fuge, that sure and harmless worm
ex|M>Ilant, will make these symptoms
disappear. You can get White’s Cream
Veruufuge for 35 cents per bottle from
THOMAS BROS. DRUG CO.
last Sunday afternoon.
At a meeting of the trustees one
night last week all the teachers
were reelected to the places they
now fill. We understand that Mr. Ko-
pecky, who had charge of the voca-
tional agriculture work, had pre-
viously accepted a place as principal
in the Wallis school, South Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Johnson were
visitors to home folks and friends
last week end.
bock.
Mr. and Mrs.
hoka attended
evening. The
Wilson citizens.
Misses Lois and Lorene Crowder
of Abilene spent the week end with
■en there relatives and friends here.
j but 24 hours when he landed a job
' with one of the largest lumber yards
X! in the city.
X A stranger made his appearance
E|in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
»4..|. I Kinnard last Thursday night and ac-
TA.» TZ Tri ta 1 •!• wording to all indications expects to
•L'Urnam 1 remain there for some time. He
DaBtiat J; will be known at Rodger Howe. This
Office Ph. 279 Res. Ph. 260 is the eleventh time such an occur-
Ofnce over First Nat’l Bank Y ance has happened in the Kinnard
. . ■ Aa. . * *’* * Texas jh home ana' the event did not cause a
panic. Mother and son are reported
. as doing nicely.
-j- The Painter Drug Store opened
X for business last Thursday with R.
I E. Painter again at the bat.
f Mrs. H. B. Crosby, who for several
X days stayed in a sanitarium at Lub-
•8* - - -
nual Junior-Senior Banquet at
school building, sponsored by
Juniors
of the
Wilson
faculty
Mr. Truett Smith of Tahoka
the principal speaker. Rev. Thurston
served as master of ceremonies.
Student speakers included Florine
Server, Sidonia Mueller, MattiePearl
Jones, Noma Parks, and Zelta Camp
bell. Rev. Scaer responded to the
words of welcome given by Florine
Server.
The dining room was made
attractive, being decorated in
rainbow colors. The menu also
ried out the idea. After all
:: Dr. C. B. Townes ?: ’hat h\ha\nof
«• Physician and Surgeon
;: Office: First Nat’l. Bank Bldg.
;; Office Ph. 45 -:- Res. Ph. 131
;»♦« 1111 i»ii 111 j i i-4f♦ 11 i i i-i
•• G. H. Nelson ?
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW T
*! Civil Practice Only
‘ J In All the Courts
.. Tahoka Texas X
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Hill, E. I. The Lynn County News (Tahoka, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 30, 1931, newspaper, April 30, 1931; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1212274/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .