The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, March 31, 1933 Page: 4 of 6
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featuring Outdoor Girl Face Powder, aa
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addition to the Si package. If you would
rather teat five of the Outdoor Girl Olivf
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below for the Beauty Kit.
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a product of which Texans may
well be proud.
day to visit his mother, Mrs. Mrs.
J. W. Holley.
Charlie Randall and
his brother. M. T. Lawler, and
family Sunday.
Rev. Roland preached at Mt.
Pleasant church Sat unlay night.
He was accompanied by A. G.
Books.'
Mrs.
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Bailey, Henry Westbrook and
family and the honorees.
Mrs. Otis Bailey and daugh-
ter, Johnnie Mae, were guests
Sunday of her mother, Mrs.
John Gorham, at Post Oak.
The young people enjoyed
MONTH
News frowi Jennings:
The school would have been
out in two weeks, but the teach-
er® have agreed to teach an-
other month so the children
would be able to make their
grades.
A large crowd was present at
P. T. A. meeting Thursday
night. An interesting program
was given, including a talk by
, Mrs. Mattie Epperson Dancer,
"Dear, dear, you musn’t play
with daddy’s razor, baby. Mo-
iher has a can of peaches to
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not what
in the
coming up.
Rev. Roland filled his regular
appointment at Cunningham
Sunday. Next Sunday. April 2,
will be his regular day here.
Everylxxiy is invited. There j
will be services Saturday night
also. | were
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A woman and a lot of small
children got on the street car.
“Excuse me, madam,” ven-
tured the conductor, "but are
these all yours', or is it a pic-
nic?”
"Sir,”
"Ard now?”
“H« ’knows the rea-
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News from Rugby:
A dinner wm given Sunday
in the home of Henry West-
brook honoring the 67th birth-
day of W, M. Hutson and the
15th birthday of Thomas West-
brook. Those present were. Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Johnson and
children of Lone Oak, Chief
Mantooth and family of Hales-
boro, Eugene Garrett of Deport,
Mrs. W. M. Hutson, Milton , JHH
Bridges and family, Joe Lee interesting readings by Mrs.
i. __j Dungan an(j qUjntet composed
of Messrs. Cappers, Hammack,
Crain, Jones and Field of ParL .
Mr. Tyler and Mr. Gage > —- recent birthdays of Robert^ Lee
nished music.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wright en-
tertained the’ young 'folks with
Dom-1
games
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and report Mrs. Jim Gibson un- and Mrs.
improved.
G. C. Porter received a mes- week end.
Frank Farmer and daughter.
Miss Elsie, spent a few days
last week in Dallas and Ennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Arnold and
children of Paris, visited Fred
Skidmore and wife Sunday.
Herbert and Tommie Claxton
of Dallas, spent the week end
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as
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Wat-
son of Minter and Mr. and Mrs.
Clark Terry and son. Manton
of lnde|M‘n<lence; Doc Jones of
Hot Sprihgs. Ark., spent Sun- poisoning,
day night with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brock and
.Mrs. Dave Everheart accom-[ son of Durant, Ok., Mr. and
panied Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holley Mrs. Wilma Gifford and child-
of Johntown, to Wolf City, Sun- ren of Shady Grove, Mr. and
■’ ” Bobby Bybee and son, . ,, , • T «... -- ...
Mrs. Stewart. Charles Russell ' the hon,c of Joe 13,11 Merr,tt
. family and Mary Elizabeth Vixihurch
guests Sunday of Mrs. ! of Shady Grove and Mi-s Grace
Mrs. Albert Huien and Hau-1 Randall’s brother, Homer Ma-(Stewart of Reno, were guests
son at HowlarifL— " Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Mrs"~C. C. Chit Aorxl attended Carrol at Reno.
Ithe l>edside Monday of her bro-1 -
bFOBB HSOVMTvOWIl!
Chy* Higgine 1b seriously 111 .
with double pneumonia.
Rev. Geo. Burnside of Paris,
will hold a meeting at Byrd-
town, beginning March 27, and
will continue thru Friday even-
ing,, March 31. Everyone is in-
vited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan
and son, Billy, of Sherman,
spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lowe and
daughter, Jerry, and Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Pennington of Clarks-
ville, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mr.< H. H. Carpenter.
Mayola Moncrief spent Sun-
day with Dessie May Proctor at
Paris. Miss Proctor, James
Leigh and Edward Deatly re-
turned home with Miss ,Mon-
crief Sunday evening.
G. C. Hoover was operated
on Tuesday at a Paris sanitar-
ium and'is doing nicely. He
will be brought home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoover of
Dallas and Mrs. Era Doyle of
Midway, spent Sunday here and
visited their father, G. C. Hoov-
er at Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miner
and Mrs. Miner and Mrs. Geo.
Hoover spent Sunday with Hub
Miner at Paris.
Abie—pay attention.”
Abie—"For 3'1 I am not in-
terested.”
i ne young people enjoyed a
tacky party in the home of Mr. » Party Saturday night.
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Miss Eula Mae Rob- w?re enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibson re-
1 a message Thursday
i from their son, Jim of Fort
, stating his wife was
her j seriously ill with pneumonia
and the children had measles.
Earl Womack and family of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gibson, Mrs.
Minter, spent Wednesday with Sam Gibson and daughter left
Mrs. Womack’s sister, Mrs. Joe; Friday to attend them. Mrs.
Jones. Mr. Jones’ brother. Joi- Roy Gibson visited her mother
ly Christian, wife and baby, in Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
SEND $1 i months of
ited relatives in Oklahoma the Mary Toe of Reno, spent Thurs- Gibson returned home Sunday, I Oak, visited in the home of Dr.
past week.. {day with them. They had
Several from here attended Koests Sunday Mr,k, Jones’ ij
the Roach funeral in Paris ; ‘ nts, _Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W
Tuesday.
Farmers are very busy try-
ing to get their corn planted.
Some report their ]>otatoes
in these pastures and1
! sweet, white Dutch, black medic i
High wages an<j burr clover together with
, yellow hop and al-1
Merritt and Mr. Wilson. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Legate, Mary . Wilson, Jesse
Merritt and Autrie Fenter of
Paris.
A miscellaneous shower was
given Thursday af-ternoon in
the home of Mrs. John Crockett
honoring Mrs. Ernest f‘
and Mrs. Clyde McKinney, re-
cent brides and former mem-
bers of the young set of this Sunday
community. There were about ””
twenty present and many use-
ful gifts were received.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Roberts,
and Mrs.- Felix Hood of Lone
Edd Porter of Pjiris.
Mrs. Mary Spears and little
seebnd place son of Floydada, are here visit-
De- ing Mr. and Mrs. G. C^Clem
and Mr. and Mrs, Dock Clem.
G. C. Porter and family spent I , . , . .
Sun.lav «ith Mr. and Mrs. Wai- prove<l l,v <1™"nstrators
iter Biard at Parts. Mr. Biard 1 cooperators working with Coun-
-r'Liar.'.
N«w« freai Miltmi:
Herman Terry, •mall son of
Mrs. Hedman Grey, is suffering
with pneumonia in both lungs.
Rev. Thompson filled his reg-
ular appointment here Sunday
morning and evening. Had
good attendance at l*>th Sunday
schools Sunday morning.
Ehner Furgerson is moving
from his home to the Sam Kin-
eey place.. Mr. Stance! will oc-
cupy the house vacated by Mr.
Furgerson, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Harvey of Paris are mov-
ing to the Stance! house.
The Missionary Society met
at the church Tuesday after-
noon with ten ladies present for
a bible study.
Dan Southerland and
Golden carried a 1
Ft. Worth Thursday.
Vernon .Shuford suffered an
attack of acute appendicitis and
was operated on at his home
Saturday evening. At last re-
port he was doing as well as
could lie expected.
Mrs. Boss Grey sjx*nt several
days the past week attending
the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
E. J. Harvey of Paris.
Mr. and .Mrs. Bill Golden vis.
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homes of Mr. Devlin, Tommie
Isenburg and Henry Burns.
George Sneed and daughter,
Marie of Wewoka, Ok., visited
relatives at McCrury recently.
Miss Loneta Hudson of Tex-
arkana, w’ho spent several
weeks in the home of her sis-
ter, Mrs. Thad Pittman, went
to Clarksville Sunday where
she will visit relatives.
Lewis France of Cunning-
ham, spent the week end in the
! home of G. W. France of Mc-
Crury.
tbor, Herbert Little at Sylvan, last week with Mr. and Mrs.
who is ill with pneumonia.
Ruth Everheart and, Frank
Edward Moore won
in sub-junior spelling at
troit Saturday.
Travis Hale and familyof Bo-
his daughter. Mrs. M. T. Law- L’ata. spirit Saturday with*Mr.
and Mrs.- Mack Mitdhell.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Spears ■ is ill with tonsiltis.
and Mr. ami Mrs. Gill Steel and-‘ivl son. William of Bogata.,--
daughter. Vivian of Craig, vis-i'P’id Saturday with her moth-
ited the b<*dside of Herman Ter-1 er> -Mrs. Annie Mitchell,
ry Grev Sunday. I -------------
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gunn of PRE-WAR COMMODITY
Rockford, spent Sunday with j PRICES ABOVE TODAY’S back to the farm.
Huien are visiting i
near Clarksville this week.
The young people enjoyed
parties last week at the homes
of Mr. and .Mrs. Melvin Jackson
anti Mr. Bedford.
There are several cases of
Rosiolo in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lawler
ar>!, children of Petty, visited
relatives here last week.
Miss Lcrene Lock? of Rock-
ford. spent several days the
past week with Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Jackson.
J. A. Holt and Mrs J. T. Den-
fc»on wef” Deport visitors Sat-
. They wore accompanied
home by Mrs. Sam Kinsey for
' a few days’ visit.
load of hogs to an^ *^rs- Jones Thursday inoes,
evening.
[erta of Bogata and Milt Sum-
mers received prizes for being ceived
“tackiest.”
Miss Ollie Thornjkson of Par-1 Worth,
is, spent Thursday with
sister. Mrs^JRichard Bailey.
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j wait the table tonight for my
1 guests, please don’t wear any
jewelry.”
Maid: "I have nothing valu-
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ics (in cents):
Commodity—
Cotton, per pound
Corn, per bushel
a Wheat, per bushel
several i Reef cattle, per lb.
........ ... I Hogs, per pound
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ashley and Butter, per pound
baby and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Butterfat, per lb.
relatives Lambs, per pound
News from Pittoaville:
Plans are in progress for the
Easter program to be present-
ed as a union service at the
Methodist church Easter Sun-
day.
Miss Afton Crockett who
taught at Springhill in Bowie
county, returned home Friday,
her school having closed. She
left Saturday for Commerce to
attend the spring session at
college.
A birthday dinner was given
Sunday in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Witeon honoring the
News from Glendale:
The McCrury school will close
April 7. There will be three
nights <rf entertainment. Wed*
nesday night, Thursday night
and a big play Friday night of
that week. Name of the play
is "Jimmie Be Careful.” Every-
body is invited. The Glendale
school will continue four weeks
longer.
Misses Josie Lee and Nellie
Smith of Johntown, spent Sun-
day in the home of Mrs. John
Lee.
Miss Blanch Mauldin of Maul-
din, spent Sunday in the home
of her brother, Carl Mauldin,
of McCrury.
Billie Ruth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. I>ee Woodie, has been
ill for several days.
Mrs. Tommie Hammett who
was ill the first of the week, is
. improving.
Short I Rev. J. E. Peaden filled his
regular appointment at the Mc-
Crury church Saturday night,
j morning and night.
There was singing at the
church Sunday evening.
H. D. Brown is ill at his home
here.
• Entertainments were enjoyed
during the past week in the
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and wife.
Bill Southerland and family
and Misses Ixiis, Aileen and
1 Odessa Solomon of Denort, vis-
l in the home of Hiram Se-
MissttGertrude Porter spent crest Fri<laym^R_
IMPROVED PASTURES •
HELP LAMAR FARMERS
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Ralph: "Before Anios was
married he said he would be1
the bos» or know the reaami
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W. R. Phillips and
. i Mrs. Horace Benham during the
sage that his nephew at Durant,
Okla., had been ill a month and
was in a serious condition from
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Huien visited Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Bunch in Paris Wednes-
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Mrs,- Vernon Shuford an.I
baby visited Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
ris King of Paris, several days
the past week.
Mr. Whitaker of Enloe, spent
several days the past week with
ler.
Mrs. Agnes
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of’’ Paris, '
I ty Agent A. L. Edmiaston who
reports that they received a
GOING BACK TO FARM ' va,u? of oSVnn
FOR FOOD AND COMFORT *raz’n* and that 3,000 more
I acres have been improved by- °Pcn-.
I other farmers who have ob-
gomg 1 served the value of permanent
, , , twenty | pasture to the farming busi-
------ years the drift from the farm i r
Washington.A comparison to the cities has been steady, rye an(j b]ue grass have been
pre-war price I., ,1 “ **. ‘ 1 h r . t’.._
Fulbright, ^ere here Sunday to farm products—the goal of the next few years the flow will lie
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’-—and prices paid in
some of the principal com-
their daughter, Mrs. Melvin
Jackson. ■; j Masi
Mr.-and Mrs. Bob King of ufi tti,, pre-war
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attend,., the Jxxlside^ of Vernon Roosevelt farm relief program'out of the cities.
Shuford. . ? ■ I—and prices paid in February attracted the movement to the lespedeza,
Mr., and Mrs. "Clyde Lawler for some of the principal com- industrial centers. Hunger will I
and children jff Bogata., visited modities covered by the Roose-| be the cause of the back to the'
velt bill, as estimated by the farm movement.
Bureau of Agricultural Econom- family, with a
Avg. Avg. edge of rural life, can make a
1909-14' Feb. living on the farm.
5.5 lx* food and comfort
19.4 farm and that is
32.3 thousands are getting
3.31 cities now.—Cotulla Record.
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 8, Ed. 1 Friday, March 31, 1933, newspaper, March 31, 1933; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1293046/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.