The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1944 Page: 4 of 12
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Thursday Evening, March9, 1940
A. W. and Pruitt Rash of Hobbs
visited - M r. i«l 'Mrs. Jiirn Rash over
the week end.
Jim Robertson who suffered a
heart attack recently, is slowly i'iv
proving. He is still confined to his
ted.
Boyce Long, member of the police
department at LI Paso visited his'
parents Mr. and Mrs. T, M. Long1
Monday night enroute to Austin.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Gardner a.id
Mr. ami Mrs. A. E. Richards vis-
ited in J ay too Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burl Evans and son
Jimmy of Midland spent the week
end here visiting his mother Mrs. J.
L. Evans.
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Mrs. T. A. Moore and daughter
Judith are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.
R. Turner.
Mrs. W. W. Douglass, Mrs. Jack1
Douglass, Mr. Lackey and Mrs. Fom
Warner had business in Stamford on
Saturday.
J. W. Hoy of Swenson was in
Aspermont Tuesday, to meet life
wife who came in from Abilene
where she had been visiting.
Kenneth Gardner visited in Swen-
son and Peacock Sunday.
Ration points on vegetables have' Rob Martin and daughter of Lib-
been lowered huite a bit_ and theie bock visited over the week end with
now is no points on lard. Mrs. p. C. Bishop and daughters.
Notice To Auto-
mobile Owners
Fhe 1944 license tabs are now available., bur, as in previous
years^ the Certificate of Title must be presented.
The following additional information mugt be given by the
owners of trucks, pickups and trailers:
^ 1. Primary use
2. Type of commodity hauled
3. Cubic yard capacity of dump trucks ■ ,,
4. Gollon capacity of tanks. • t
5. Speedometer reading
6. Number of axels
7. Number of driving wheels
8. Private use or lor hire,
If ownerg of farm vehicles, commercial trucks and trailers will be
able to furnish the above information upon application for license
tabs* considerable time will be caved not only for the office but
for owners as well. Please keep this In mind..
April 1 is expiration date for the 1943 tabg.
G. R. Turner
TAX ASSESSOR - COLLECTOR
Mark Taylor of Coleman is working
at the Evans Drug. He is a brother
to Mrs. G. W. Evans.
M rs. Jack Douglass returned on.
1 hursday from Hobbs where she has
been visiting.
Mr. and Mrs.
ol Abilene visited
the week end.
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the
C. Hebbeler
Abbotts over
Judg and M& Stockdale of Has-
kell were lyre Sunday.
Albert Baugh received word from
his son Jiminie that he is now sta-
tioned at Lake Charles in the Air
Transport .
Jess Cross of Wichita Falls visit-
ed his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Cross Fri'dby night. He and the Cms:
went to Mamlin Wed. evening.
Mr. and Mrs E. D. Cross and
sons Dickey and Jerry of Knox City
visited Saturday with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. Hi Cross. They were
here celebrating Laura Lee's birth
day.
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Lieorge Bradshaw was carried
tc. the Stamford hospital last week
with an infection on his face. It is
thought it might have been caused
from mixing cement.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid DuBose vis-
i ited Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weldon
i DuBose at Abilene Sunday.
Marvin Mays was on the sick list
the last of the week but is better.
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M rs. W. T. Swink is here visit-
ing her daughter Lcona McLaury
this week.
1 he school is still taking and col-*
lecting pictures for the annual it is
reported.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ross Turner went
lo Knox City Friday on business.
A large number of Aspermont
people are planning on visiting the
hat Stock Show over the week end,
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LOST — Garnett dark red birth
stone ring. 14K. gold. Finder please
notify Betty Jean Ellis at Stewart
! Appartrnents, Aspermont.
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M rs. Bob Avery who has been vis-
iring her daughter and family,, the
Robert Tucker's at Waxahachie re-
turned home Tuesday.
Pvt. Jack Smith stationed in Kans
is visiting his Dad J. W.. Smith.
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M isses Nada Rue Bristow and Mil-
dred Hanke of Lubbock visited in
the Bertha Hecht home thfs past
week end. Mildred has just returned
from a month with her sister Mrs.
E. L. Smith of Philadelphia.
...future cars with Glareless Lighting
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Ida Ruth Draper, Joyce Fletch-
ei, Maxine Adams Bobby Daven-
port visited in Aspermont Sundav.
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Emery Anderson and daughter,
Mrs. J. Long of Haskell spent Mon-
day with Mrs. J. L. Chennault, Mi-
Anderson is a brother-in-law to fhe
Chennault's,
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Polly Chennault who has been
here on her vacation has returned
t(, Fort Worth.
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Fish and Oysters
Specials
Friday and Saturday
Plenty Seed
Sudan Cane Maize Corn
Hi-Bred Cotton seed Hegari Kaffir
Plainsman Maize Pop Corn Seed
Cane
5 lb cloth bag
SUGAR
W-P Cleanser, 3 boxes
21c
Lamp Globes, 3 no. 2
21c
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Good BroOnis
99c
Tomatoes, no. 2 cans, 2 for
25c
LARD
only!
19c
Green Beans, no. 2 can
13c
Spinach no- 2 can
13c
Hooker Lye, 3 cans
23c
Fish and Oysters
Sweet Potatoes no. 214 can
28c
Grape Nuts
15c
Bring Us Your
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Richards, A. E. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1944, newspaper, March 9, 1944; Aspermont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth127181/m1/4/?q=colorado+county: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.