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THE EXAMINER, McKINNEY, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 14, 1939
FOUR
L1
MeEssa
White Rock
Arclath
Prosper
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show you these goods.
Ads
III
IIW
47-2t
sisAet',.
lb
5c
J
18c
25c
2 doz.
18c
10c
doz.
10c
head
12-tf.
10c
3 bun.
Carrots
45r3t.
MEATS
lb. 15c
Pork
lb. 21c
?
Kraft’s
25c
Bacon
hlf.::
15c
25c
Fair Play
for ear corn. Good dump to unload.—
17c
Garth’s
25c
3
Tomato Juice
10c
Stokely’s
15c
10c
Jell Well
r
Saltines
Bird Seed French’s
*
834
Oxydol
Lux Flakes
10c
14c
Perkins Bros. Dress
Value Demonstrations;
Brilliant New Dresses
Goff’s Comedians to Begin
Week’s Run Monday
J. E. (Ed) Rogers of Chambersville
community will again read our paper.
He is another loyal friend of the Ex-
aminer.
water,
barn.
Qt.
10c
Fresh Side
Sliced
No. 2
Cans
23-oz.
Can
No. 2
Cans
10c
10c
Package
1Oc
No. 2/z
Cans
?.......h '
Del Dixie
Flame
Tokays
Qt
10c
No. 2 Can
10c
Red Pitted
CHERRIES
Cherub
MILK
1 lb. Cello Bag
10c
Prepared
MUSTARD
Shredded
WHEAT
Strictly No. 1
Dry Salt
BACON
Lb.
1Oc
Pure
LARD
3 lbs.
BREAD
?4 T 10c
Loaf
Oatmeal
COOKIES
45c
2
! '
3
Goodrich Tires
Wash or
Grease
Oil Is Best.
I Examiner
I Classified
Gulf Pride
LINDSAY L. BQWE-N
1307 S. Tenn. St. Phone
HlllllllUIU
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Coffey and Mrs.
Frona Jackson of Frisco visited Burl
Coffey and family Sunday.
SU-PURB
Granulated
SOAP
One Irg and one small
pkg. both for
20c
Hominy
Whole Apricots
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Thanks to Tom Parvin of near,Rock
Hill for cash to renew for the Exami-i
ner. Tom is one of the best farmers* ■ ,
out there. . , ,
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Fred Ashby of Winningkoff com-
munity has recently renewed for the
Examiner. Fred and his boys are
good farmers down there. They are
the kind that are not afraid to work.
E. S. Smith, another one of our
valued readers renews for the Ex-
aminer. He is a good farmer as is
evidenced by this and previous crops.
He and his son, Eugene, have gather-
ed 18 bales of cotton to date, as well
as a good harvest of grain, corn and
millet. Mr. Smith has been on Jim
McKinney’s farm for a period of 36
years. That speaks for itself, doesn’t
it? He is the son of the late Pleas
Smith, who lived for a number of
years on Mr. McKinney’s place east of
Allen and where Eugene and wife now
live.
her mother and sister, Mrs. Lon Den.
nis and Miss Mildred.
Mrs. W. S. Lorimer, Mrs. Warvich
Muse and Miss Helen Margaret
Lorimer of Fort Worth visited their
uncle, Mr. H. S. Wysong and wife last
Thursday.
brother, Jack, of Van Alstyne, spent
last Saturday with their aunt, Mrs. J,
H. Medcalf, while their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Selby, made a bus/ 1
ness visit to McKinney.
Mr. and Mrs. Pirley Ingram and chil-
dren, Jerry and Joy, visited the lat-
ter’s mother, Mrs. Pearl Mills and
other relatives over the week-end; ■
Conn;,4 Reuben Bates of Pasadena, Mr. D. White of Blue Ridge spent
High School.
Mr. and Mrs.. Walter Shain, McKin-
ney, and Mr. and Mrs. John Bates of
New Hope, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Bates..
i Mr. Buran Collins, is critically iB
at . the McKinney Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Oran Vermillion are
here from Denton, attending Mr. Col-
lins’ bedside .
■> Miss Nell Lacy will leave Thursday
for,San Antonio, where she will enter,
nurses training in the tuberculosis
hospital. •
HELPY-SELFY LAUNDRY, Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Roberson, Own^rk; 'I’rpspqr,
Texas. Will call and I dbjiven. • Prices
reasonable. Work Satisfactory and
guaranteed. Phone 20. 38-tf
HEADQUARTERS for Horse'.Collars,
Lines, Bridles,
Shoe Repairing,
bought and
& HARNESS
Prop.
Starting Monday, the Goff’s Come-
dians will open in their own large tent.
Goff’s Comedians have been popular
players in Texas for the past 20 years,
and when in this section always make
McKinney, this being their sixth ap-
pearance here.
During their week’s stay at, McKin-
ney, they will present clean comedy
drama and vaudeville. A feature of
this year’s show is the novel new play,
"She’s Got Her Man.” This isi^ne^
■play which has just been released by
the author for
has never been presented before. This
bill, as well as others offered by . Mr. . .
Goff and his company, are all hew re-r jOwil
leases, according to advance reports.
High class vaudeville Will be offered
between the acts by the: ’following'
people:- Betty Louise Evarisp personal-,
ity girl .singer and dancer; .Gene and
Maxine Kenyon, in hit-bife;-vahdeviile
deluxe; Cy Boiles with his t___l. „
guitar in songs of the range; paul and
Dixie Herbert, exponents of dance;
Louise Fitzroy and his California Dons
singing quartet; the Swingetts, girl
trio; Madelyn Goff, the South’s great-
est accordian player; an/1 Goofy\and
his swing orchestra in- \t^usi<? or to-
morrow, will present a musical presen-
tation 15 minutes before ^hjezyisje; of
the curtain. Then for the next two
hours you will be <
production plays of — ------------„
nature, all for your amusement.
Doors open at 7:30 p. im, and ’the
curtain rises promptly at 8. : %
The show is coming to McKinney
under the auspices of the McKinney
Fire Department.
Grapefruit Juice
Orange Juice Bruoes
HATCHERY, McKinney, Texas. 147-tf
BABY 'CHICKS—for sale now. Will
take Custom Hatching on Saturdays.
—GOLDEN GLOW HATCHERYJ Mc-
Kinney, Texas. |42-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS ’
Sliced
Sunvale 'J \
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HAVE YOU NOTICED THE FLUF*
FINESS AND FINE TEXTURE OF
CAKES MADE FROM WHITE BIL-
LOWS OR MARECHA L NEIL
FLOUR?
Bowlby School
Opens September 18
daughter, Mrs. Annie Walker. , , A new porch, which is larger and
' School opened here last Monday more convenient, has been built.: The
with a good attendance. ; teacher, Mrs. Louie Moore, is expect-
Bro. Earl Walker filled the pulpit ing a hundred per cent enrollment the
at the Methodist Church Sunday morn-' 11—11 —1
ing and night. . ;
Miss Frances Gibson of Dallas spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr. and found
Mrs.-W. M. Gibson . :
Mrs. C .C. Swindle of Dallas and!
Mrs. White of Sherman visited Misses:
Eula and Katherine Barker recently.:'
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Lawson and lit-
tle daughter, Bobby Duff, of Dallas,
and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lusk of Mc-
Kinney visited Mr. and Mrs. Russeli
Lawson and Mr .and Mrs. Frank Duff
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erwin and little
osn, Billy, of Southwest Texas and
Mrs. Lollar of Denison visited Mrs. J.
W. Erwin recently.
Miss Anna Mae White of McKinney
spent the night with Mrs. Jim Phil-
lips recently.
Mrs. Jess Dunn of Woodlawn is,at-
tending hte bedside of her parents,
Br. and Mrs. J. W. Cunningham.
Mrs. Jim Douglas of McKinney re-
cently visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Walker Jordan.
Word was received here of the birth
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Glen
Bell of McKinney.
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Clear Lake
POULTRY
NOTICE: Owners of pure bred poultry '
flocks, don’t fail to see us before! coh- '
tracting your eggs for next season!. We (
guarantee to make you more mppey
under bur new plan, than you cfould.
receive' elsewhere.—GOLDEN G^OW -
FOR SALE
SEED WHEAT: Pure Mediterranean.
No Johnson grass.—DOYLE FARM, 4
Miles Southeast Celina, Texas.
FOR SALE: 77 1-2 acres good black
land, 4 miles west of Prosper. 27
acres in pasture, rest in. cultivation.
Good 5-room house and out buildings.
Deep well and electric lights. Will
sell for $50 per acre. See H. W.
HAWKINS, McKinney, Texas. Route
4. 47-4t
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Leslie Hight, the old reliable real
estate man who always treats people
right, is advertising a 40-acre farm for
sale. Mr. Hight has been quite ill.
Underwent a serious operation. But
is better now.
Marshmallows
Stokely’s Kraut
Field Corn
Tamales
Purity Oats
Fruits and Vegetables
Grapes
Sunkist Oranges Stae
Jonathan Apples
Cauliflower
BETTER BAKING CAN BE YOURS
BY USING WHITE BILLOWS
FLOUR.
Mrs. John Green, South Waddill
Street, had as her guest Mrs. Leonard
Green, her daughter-in-law of Dallas,
and her 20 month old baby, John, Jr.
The latter is staying over for a few
days. And Grandma is as happy and
as busy as a 20 month old grandson
can make them. John, Jr., is a great
grandson of Mrs. R. W. Foyd. The
latter has been quite ill, but is much
improved at this time, we are glad to-
report.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parvin and
children spent Sunday in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shrader and son
of Denton spent Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ozell Washburn, and
daughter and Miss Jean Templin visit-
ed in Whitewright Sunday.
Mrs. R. P. Prins and Mrs. Valta E.
Grimm of Dallas were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W- McNeil.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shrader and
daughter of Sherman spent Sunday
here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Lane were in
Dallas Sunday to take Miss Emma Lou
Lane, who had been here for the week-
end.
Mesdames C. G. Hays, M. J. Hays.' J.
E. Robison and Miss Dorothy Robison
were in McKinney Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Field and Mrs. Roy Skel-
ton and children were in Dallas Mon-
day.
Mrs. W. W. Whatley and son of Dal-
las visited Rev. J O Phenix Monday
morning
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Witt, Emery
Witt and Rev. R. H. Bates of Morgan
Hill; Calif., left Tuesday for Amarillo
after avisit with relatives here and
in Dallas.
Miss Alla Clary left Wednesday on
her vacation for points in California,
Colorado, Oregon, and Washington.
While in California, she will visit the
San Francisco Exposition.
Relatives and friends were shocked
and grieved to learn of the death of
Mrs. Ed Baker, who was found dead in
her home in Dallas^ Monday about 12
o’clock. Funeral services will be held
in Dallas sometime Wednesday.
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Branch
(Mrs. Jess Bates, Reporter)
Mrs. S. B. Vermillion and children
visited in Van Alstyne Sunday .
Mr. Winston Bomar is in Galves-
ton. He sent Mr. and Mrs. Jess Bates
a card.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hooker visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker.
Howell E. Wilcox is taking his va-
cation.
Miss Davis Nell Dillard and Forrest
(Mrs. R. A. Crank Reporter)
Mrs. J. G. Montgomery is very low
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Smith in the Pleasant Ridge communi-
ty, where she was brought last Satur-
day from Dallas. Mrs. J. C- Marlar of
Austin, in company with Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. B. J. Naugle and others attend-
ed her mother’s bedside.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Templin were in
Dallas Thursday.
J.,A. Hughes, Mrs. Ben Hughes and
1D MCKiMey
nresented befhre. This ,Mk.g ; A Ward returned to ber
’‘:__i'e in Fort Worth Thursday, fol-
lowing a few days’ visit here with Mrs.
M. C. Baker, her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Greenwood and
children of Denton were here Satur-
wiGVT.in Messfs.’Hiibbard Bates of Los An-
VLa-inl geles, Calif.; Orvill Bates of Richfield,
: IRatna zyf
Calif., and Rev. Joseph Bates of Phbe- Saturday night and Sunday with his,
nix, Ariz.;'were rebent guests of their — *»• — *—Trr-n—-
brother; C. B. Bates of Dallas and
their sisters,1 Mrs. C. W. Harper and
Mrs. T: H. Parvin of Prosper.
Mrs. R. F .Culpepper, in company
with Mr. and Mrs. Delton Wood, of
Houston, Spent the week-end in Bon-
ham and Sherman.
x . , , , . Miss Bernice Cunningham of Dallas
entertained by. late speiit the week.eRd here.
of an entertaining Heath of Gatesville spent the
week-end here with his mother, Mrs.
Jno. Heath.
1-lb
Cello
No. 2/2
Can
2 ca0^ 15c
Delgado’s can1^.
42 oz.
Pkg,.
Fred Hicks, genial and efficient
local manager of Perkins Bros store
brought in a most interesting an-
nouncement for Examiner readers this
Miss Alla Dennis of Waco is visiting morning. Be sure to read it. Every
- ■ '' ’ " woman in Collin County will enjoy
reading about Perkins’ Fall Dress
Value Demonstration; brilliant new
dresses, fashion-right in every detail,
individually selected and rushed from
New York; fall coats, tailored and
. fur trimmed.
Littfe^Miss Betty Jane Shelby and Mr. Hicks is anxious that you visit
•other, Jack, of Van Alstyne, spent tLis store and let his salespeople
(Mrs. J. M. Drain, Reporter) n
The farmers are about up with their
cotton picking.
Brother Clyde Sampson of Merit
preached here Sunday. He was also
elected as pastor for the next year.
Mrs. Earl Milton and children pf;
Wills Point are visiting her si^ej,
Mrs. E. J. Drain, this week.
Mr. Arnold Titsworth got his finger
hurt in the gin last week. It is .im-
proving some. But has given him
much pain.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morgan ]and
children have moved in the house with1
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Morgan. : , \
Miss Delphine Locke spent Saturday
night with Mrs. Ollie Addington.
We deeply regret to hear of the
death of Alien Lord. His wife vras
formerly Miss Bertha Douglas of this
community. She and her son have our
deepest sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Stenson and
children of McKinney; Mrs. Mary
Cook of Wylie ,and Mrs. Douglas and
Rosie and Mildred and Dorothy Drain
all visited Miss Dorothy Veazey Sun-
day.
Mrs. l^ude Hogge visited Mrs. Lula
Hatfield Sunday night. ■
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Poor attended
the funeral of their uncle at Farmers-
ville Saturday.
Mr. R. G. Phillips has gone to Elq'c-
tra to continue teaching school.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Russell and
daughter, Shirley, visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Locke Sunday.
Miss Ruth Beta Russell ate dinner
with Miss Mary Catherine Addington
SCunday
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lee Lewis were
McKinney visitors Saturday.
The Burks girls entertained visitors
from Wylie last Sunday night. " ■ ; ”
Mr. Jack Drain visited Miss Billie
Rdy Leggett of Beaumont the past '
week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrd of Wets61; :
visited in our community Sunday. ’ ’ •' ; '
Billie Dial visited Kenneth Morgan ’
Sunday. ■ ( -'
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Here From California
We met Dave Brown Tuesday down i,.
on East Louisiana Street. On inqiiir-:
ing .of him how many bales of cotton,
had been put up at the Rhea Mills giji-
Dave informed us that he did ijof
live out there now, but was a resident
of Los Angeles, Calif. We did not
know he and his family had moved tp.
the Pacific Coast. For he was borq
anti reared here, and for many years-
had operated the store at Rhea Mills,;
Ilf health caused him to relinquish his
business at Rhea Mills.
He tells us he likes California very
much, and we were glad to npte his
apparent improvement in health. Ho
came back here on a visit to his moth-
er, who is 86 years of age. Will leaye
soon for his California home.
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Green, South Waddill
(Mrs. H. L. Lafon, Reporter)
Mrs. Izetta Sharp of Tyler is visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. J. G. Nickerson.
Miss Doris Dillard of Altoga spent
the week-end with Miss lea Dora La-
fon.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Denison of Dal-
las spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Denison.
Branch school starts Monday the
18th, with T. M. Rains of Princeton
as principal; Mr. Newell Lepeard of
Culleoka, Miss Gladys Shelton of An-
na, and Miss LeuKa Snider of Bloom-
’dgle, assistants.
v 2 Mrs.
u. G. Nickerson gave her a surprise
birthday dinner Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Lafon visited Mrs. Perry
Reeder Sunday. Mrs. Reeder is very
sick.:
Mr. and Mrs. Alison Crank and chil-
dren of Allen; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Robirds of Winningkoff spent Satur-
day with Mr .and Mrs. Frank
Mathews.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Morrow and
daughter of Blythe Chapel spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Crowder , took
dinner with their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Jenkins, Sunday.
Miss Paula Dean Welborn of
Princeton spent the past two weeks
with Miss Jaquitta Sanders.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sanders visited
his father, Mr. L. H. Sanders, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Welch have
gone to Sunset, West Texas, to pick
cotton.
Mr. Pete Nelson of Rhea Mills visit-
-------7-------------------------------- ed diis sister, Mrs. Everett Batchelor
NOTICE: Highest mafket price paid and fapiily Sunday..
for ear corn. Good dump to unload.— Kenneth Welborn of Roland spent
YORK & CLEMENTS t CORN ELE- Sunday with Marvin Lafon.
VATOR, Princeton, Te-xats. | . 1/ 4^-2t '; Mr. and Mrs. Otis Anglin of Dallas
---------------------------»■ •- ' V ''—I took dinner with her mother, Mrs.’1 J.
J. Hall, Sunday. • ■ , /
■ Mr. and. Mrs. T .B. Cathey spent
Saturday and Sttnday with her sis-
ter, Miss Leia Copeland, at McKinney.
Branch Baptist Church has called as
pastor for another year, the Rev.
Clyde Sampson of Merit.
Misses Ellen Denison, Helen Lafon
and Mr. Newell Jenkins started to
school in McKinney Monday morning.
(Mrs. Joe Erwin. Reporter)
Mt .and Mrs. Leo Doyle Barker of
Blue Ridge visited the former’s aunts,
Misses Eula and Katherine Barker,
last Saturday.
Pork Chops&
Calf Brains lb. 10c
Sausage Swift’s eld lb; 25c
Bacon Sunvale 1 . lbs118c
lb. 19c
lb.! 15c
NEWSOM, Leonard, Texas.
FOR SALE: Registered Jersey cotv-s,
also grades. Farm near Lovejoy
school.—WALDO CHANEY, Rt. 2; Mc-
Kinney, Texas. 45-it?.
___•
FOR SALE: White Leghorn pujlqts.
—McKINNEY HATCHERY, 914 Sou^h x/'. The children and relatives of
Chestnut Street. 45^1. ----- ----
blacksmithing! h
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THE BLACKSMITH shop at Allen! as
open for business. Wagon world:a
specialty. All work guaranteed. :Tnil
appreciate your patronage.—D; i E.
CARNES.____________ -4j4f
£ small
cans
3tal1
cans
Pads, . Harness, and
Second-Hand Shoes
sold.—STAR SHOE
SHOP, Arch.jv.EUis,.
_____________- : 13-tf
MATTRESS FACTORY
OLD MATTRESSES made new. Our
prices are lower. Highest quality
workmanship and materials. We
specialize in inner spring mattresses.
Furniture upholstering. Our repre-
sentative will call.—OSTROM MAT-
TRESS FACTORY, 215 ’ North Ken-
tucky St., McKinney, Texas. 33-tf.
GAS AND OIL
Airway Coffee
Canterbury Tea
Margarine Dalewood
Margarine Robin Hood lb.
3 pkgs. 10c
Irg. pkg. 19c
sm. pkg. 10c
1 lb. pkg. 17c
2 pkgs. 25c
2 lbs. 25c
% lb. 15c
lb.
(Mrs. Burl Coffey, Reporter)
Mr. Will Renfro died suddenly at
his home here Sunday morning at
9:30 of heart attack. Funeral and
burial at Wilson Chapel Monday after-
noon. Mr. Renfro had lived here many
years. He was a member of the Bap-
tist Church. He leaves his wife,'
daughter, Mrs. Lora Rutherford , ,and
son, Lloyd Renfro, also three grand-
children. This family has the .sym- _ ___
pathy of the entire community. - Bomar Bates are attending McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slaughter, Mr’
and Mrs. Leland Slaughter and-feoh of
Paducah are visiting Auht’: ’ SaUie
Slaughter and other relatives here, >
Mr. and Mrs. Amon Roper,' and Son
spent Saturday night and Sunday' with
Mr. and Mrs. John Langley and 'fami-
ly of Farmersville. ; ! ”• ' ' ' ■
Glad to report Mrs. Dan coifey im-
proving after several days’ illness .
? Mrs, Dovie Butrom is- qp ^e'"^-
list. ,ii,i,
Rev. Roy Stanley preuqhed, here
Sunday night. Several from Valdasta
attended church here. ( (;;v | -i
Mr. and Mrs. Halsell. Davis:
children of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs,
Phil Wolford and baby of McKinney
have been attending the bedside ,of
Mr. Sam Davis, who continues quite
ill. 0 i . .iAO-'-'1'
.. t __ -----------Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baker qnd son, of
invited to visit the school at any time. Houston spent the week-end with her dren of Dallas spent Thursday with
°—:----- grandmother, Mrs. Dovie Butrom. nj>; Mr.' and Mrs. Burl Coffey and family.
Misses Iva Pearl and Greta, Davis
entered school in McKinney Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Farrar and chil-
FOR SALE: Four-wheel trailer, good
rubber, $22.50. One four-wheel trailer,
good rubber, reasonable. R. F. CUL-
PEPPER, Prosper Texas. 46-tf.
. BOIS D’ARC POSTS for sale.—See
TOM KERBY, Forest Grove.
FOR SALE OR TRADE: My home in
Pike, consisting of five acres of laud,
mostly in pasture. Good orchard and
garden, plenty of good water, six-
room house and small barn. Will
sell for $800 in cash or trade for
small cottage in McKinney.—W. i T.
O NO. 2/2
X Cans
Cheese
Sugar Cured ■
Slab 1
Bowlby school--will open on Sep-
tember 18th. The building and play-
ground will be in first class order for
the opening day, , : j7; Y
A new porch, which is larger and
teacher, Mrs. Louie Moore, is expect-
. first day, as practically all of the cot-
ton will be out by that date.
The progressive and co-operative
jn BOWijjy community
makes one of the best rural schools
;4h the county. The public is cordially
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