The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 86, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1947 Page: 5 of 8
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— THE BRADY
PAGE FIVE
o’clock
SY-FI ADS,
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for
Mrs. Dennis Lanning, Society Editor, Ph. 163
low
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by
included
losing
490
560
LEA THERWCRK CLOVES
Rupert
I “Vulse
$1.28
When You Are Hungry Don’t Overlook
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One Of Our Special Plate Lunches.
MEN’S UNDERSHIRTS
490
THE HOT PIG STAND
RED PENNINGTON, Owner
MEN’S KNIT BRIEFS
X
590
COTTON DRESSES
$2.79
J
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS
$9.90
* 193
HONOLULU PRINTS
Kimbell’s
980
4
ORANGES
Ufa
GRAPEFRUIT
GIRLS’ DENIM PANTS
1
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CLOROX Quart
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$2.98
Sack
Save At Penneys
PLENTY FAULTLESS STARCH
& 25.
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Peter Pan
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Hospital.
PEANUT BUTTER 1Lb- Jar
LEMONS doz. Z2<t
...39c
and
PAIN IN YOUR BACK
Mrs.
....77c
PREM OR TREET Ca"
450
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pre-
TOMATOES 2 N«2 Cans 340
90
CARROTS 2Bunches
Mr. an«l Mrs. Tommy McSherry
240
SKAGGS DRUG STORE
15c
50
CABBAGE Pound
or 49c
KRAUT .. No. 2!/2 Can
170
39c
YAMS Kiln Dried
an 29c
HOMINY No. 2Vi Can
180
41c
SPUDS Mesh Bag .... 10 Pounds 430
29c
65c
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Select
Pork
FLOUR 25 Lb Sack
$1.73
CHOPS
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Heart’s Delight — Halves or Sliced
PEACHES N«2*/’Ca"
Sleeveless athletic undershirt in Swiss
ribbed knit. All sizes from 36 to 46.
Rayon and cotton prints. For skirts,
dresses, blouses, etc. Crisp and fresh.
Both girls and women’s sizes. Blue denim
with orange thread and metal rivets
22c
23c
AT YOUR CLEAN, S A NIT AR V
HOME OWNED “M” STORE
Not too heavy and coarse for fit and
not too light fo” hard wear.
A beautiful assortment of cotton print
of fine quality. New styles, too —.
Elastic waist and reinforced crotch
Fly front. Fits comfortably yet snug.
Large double bed size. Two toned chenille
tufting in attractive colors
REPRICED
FOR
CLEARANCE
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New—The
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Swift’s Premium or Armour’s Star
Sliced Bacon lb.68c
Heart’s Delight
CATSUP 14Ounces
No. 2 Can
PINEAPPLE JUICE 180J
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Admiration
COFFEE lb. 474
MEN’S COATS
Finger tip coats. The new ver-
sion of the overcoat. 80% wool,
20% reprocessed wool. Repric-
ed for quick sale.
$5.00
>ft “DC*
OSE TRACTO1
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LARGE BATH TOWELS
Good, heavy, large bath towels in white
with assorted cohy borders
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&
Ffesh Ground
MEATLb 350
Fresh PORK
ROAST “ 490
530 OYSTERS PL 850
Pound .... 00
...25c
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Offers repriced values and new merchandise priced
week-end and month-end shopping. Prices same as long
goods last.
CONCRETE
<3* BLOCKS
BRADY TILE &
CONST. CO.
701 8. Blackbarn Phone 153
John Sloane Otto Kinman
Otto Kinman, Gen. Contractor
WO MEN’S
DRESSES
A closeout of December dress-
es. Some splendid values in
styles and materials you will
like*.
S4.00
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Indicate that your bladder and kid-
neys need attention. The fluids that
flow through them are irritating.
CIT-ROS will quickly bring these
fluids back to normal. Pain ceases
Fs
a daughter at Brady
Wednesday afternoon.
Plnnochio"
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MEN’S
SWEATERS
Sleeveless and with sleeves. All
wool in good colors. We just
have a few. Penney’s doesn’t
carry over from one season to
the next.
$3.00
Allsweet
OLEO
.AND HEART O’ TyfrftjUffiS RRAnY TFY/N, FR1 na v .i a a pv ,?1?
Church, for the third study of
“The Christian Motive and Meth-
od in Stewardship” by Trimble.
Mrs. H. M. Deaton had charge
a its iiidnth-
Jext Monday
FINE RONDO PRINTS
The f.ne*t bf smooTT cotton prints
beautiful patterns and colors, too
21 MEMBERS ATTEND DAMROSCH CLUB
HELD TUESDAY IN A. R. HAYS HOME
Abs^nty-one members alienat'd ,
SBhnuary meeting of the Dam-H
usen Music Club which was held
home
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WOMEN’S BAGS
Closeout of December patent
leather bags. Various styles
but all good. A real bargain
for women.
$1.50
QUALITY SERVICE APPRECIATION
—Phone 397 Jack Wigginton Free Delivery—
THISB A RRADY HOME OWMEO & OPERATED STORE
BLACK-EYED PEAS N«2 c“ 190
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170
Paul Calvert, Irvine Hurd and
Johnson and Dr. A. T. Dewey.
MEN’S
JACKETS
Shower proofed khaki, lined.
Goatskin jackets, plaid lined.
Repriced for a quick sell out.
S9.90
pre- ____
| ’ir. anti tirw. • oniiiiy
dJf‘ of Menard announce the birth of
, “Let prayer
: be the key of the morning, and
the bolt of the evening.”
Mrs. J. A. Maxwell and
A. T. Dewey were hostesses dur-,
ing the social hour, serving
delicious sandwich plate with
cake and hot punch to Mmes. W.
SAUSAGE Pure Pork LB. 490
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90th Con tnrv Clnh ' she divided the year to represent
£.vLII Vviilllij V/1UK7 I the human life span, and ended
Hears Mrs. Coleman
Century Club
the
for
read
announcing that Mrs. W. E. Can- . gav‘ir~jj"’peaton, H. L. Braly.
ten 11 n/ I rtmcifa u q nuttili/4'jfa * —» . ■ «
“And with a beautiful necklace from MALONE’S
JEWELRY STORE . . . she’ll ‘WOW’ them.”
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TOM'
Tuesday afternoon in the
of Mrs. A. R. Hays with
James T. Mann and Mrs. G. R.
White as co-hostesses.
Mrs. John Rudder, president,
opened the session, leading in the
Loyalty Collect. Mrs. A. J. Ricks,
Jr., counselor for the Mozart
Melody Club reported that the
club members had earned $12
and announced a reciprocity pro-
gram for that club on February
1. asking that both the MacDow-
ell ^nd Damrosch Clubs send a
number on the program. She al-
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Daphne
I tian Service met at 3
j Monday, at the First
I
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Mrs. Swenson Hostess
W. Lazaiier gave a To Thursday Bridge
the life of Rupert The Thursday Bridge Club
last week in the home of
group Mrs. Eric Swenson with Mrs. N.
I singing of the Federation Hymn, A. Byars of Ft. Worth, a Lormeri
J led by Mrs. Lazaiier with Mrs. member, as guest
Moseley at the piano, concluded
■the program.
Chrysanthemums were arrang-
ed about the Hays home, and a
fruit bowl arrangement centered
the tea table which was covered
with a cut-work cloth. Mrs. White
presided at the silver tea service)
and Mrs. Mann assisted in serv-
ing cake.
The February meeting will he
held in the home of Mrs. Louis
Burns, and Mrs. Edward Geeslin
will be hostess later in the year.
WSCS Holds Third
Study Meeting
The Woman’s Society of Chris-1 oj tjle worship service, and wor-
c ’■ o clock K|j|p center, which included a
Methodist iarge picture of Christ, banked
“ • ■ • i by foliage, on a white back-
members attended | so announced that the club would
hold its annual Chinese tea in
March in the home of Mrs. Rud-
der.x Mrs.
that the MacDowell Pianist Club ■ jerodine Johanson with Mrs. Ar-I
of which she is counselor, had se-, cher accompanying, ”i
lected the home of Helen Garey' played by Waldine Stindt, and
for their silver tea to be given i «Ah. Sweet Mystery of Life” hv
,4 .....i a pic-1 victor Herbert, played by Ann
members | Hardie Lawlis. The latter two ;
are pupils of Mrs. W. E. Whitten. I
Two pupils of Mrs. Hilma Peters
Jerodine
Ann’s
dy
r •
Posey Collins stated | a
of which she is counselor, had se- ' cher
jpptpd tho hnino r\f TToltjn flnvov 1 —
for t
on February 14, and that
ture of all the club
would be taken at that time for
the National Music Magazine.
Mrs. G. R. White, chairman for
motion pictures and radio, re-
commended two coming musical Sones”
pictures. “Humoresque”
“The Al .Tolson StoYy.” Both
New Year’s greeting and a
trell of Lometa, was a candidate
for district president.
Miss Mary Agnes Glober
sented as her guest, Mrs. J.
Coleman, local artist, who
cussed “Fundamentals of Art.”
She told what art is made of. r7'
and pointed out the first steps
of instruction in art Tor the stu-
dent. beginning with drawing of
a straight line, the use of light
and shadow and point of view.
Mrs. Striegler spoke on “Art
for Art's Sake” in which she
gave the early history of art.
showing copies of some of the
most famous paintings from the
13th through the 20th century.
Club members attending were
Mmes. Lloyd Bratton, Raymond
Engdahl. Jim Harkrider, Lewis
Hampton, Kannorly, Charbs
Pimm. Berta Sell. Sherrod Smith.
| L. B. Smith. L. B. Smith Jack
Uloth. Jamie Williamson. Elwood
Terry. George Finch. Buck Dietz.
Walter L. Bryson, Bob English.
; Fred Sailing, and Misses Glober
and Inez Probst.
| Light Of All Men
Devotional Topic
Mrs. Don F. Johnson brought
a most inspiring devotional pro-
gram on ‘‘Jesus Christ, the Light
of All Men” Tor the Auxiliary
meeting in the social hall of the
Presbyterian Church, Monday af-
ternoon.
With scriptural reference as
John 1-9. Mrs. Johnson urged
“All to hold himself responsible
in making this 1947 the best
Christian year in order to prove
that Christ is the light of men.”
,Byars of Ft. Worth,
member, as guest.
In terminating the series of
games, high score prize was pre-
sented to Mrs. Cecil Striegler,
and three members tied for bin- i
go prize.
A salad plate and coffee were,
served as refreshments to Mmes 1
jW. A. Carroll. P. E. Brackeen, E. I
J. Powell, Ernst Tetens. Ruham-
ma Willhelm. Eli Rosenberg.
Byars. Striegler. Norma Kim-
brough. Charles Pimm and Miss-
es Arvie Wegner and Tressie Sha-
ver.
^■s<
a i Mrs.
re-! ketch
center,
picture of Christ.
foliage, on
quest for a nomination from the ground, with a Cross on a reflec-,
tor in the foreground. The theme
of Mrs. Deaton's message was
“We see Jesus through the Cross, i
liut the World sees Jesus through
us.”
An inspirational solo was sung ;
by Mrs. Edward Geeslin.
Mrs. T. J. Bradley used as the
theme of her study. “The ste- |
from the lesson text. "Know Your *a,<’.8hJp of, °ur
American Music” by Gault. I t,eF‘ ,1Sornp of the ‘luestions dis-
Illustrations included “Melo-' CU8A*ed we,e:. H
by Dawes played by Mrs. Are ■ we 11 dangei "
Norman Archer, “De Cow Need °UI. vu,u*8
T.H ■>„ „.v ou^’&^‘t'yrn “'‘d
Are we responsible for good
government?
“The Fine Art of Using” was
discussed as a *
book.
The
CRANBERRIES p°u"d 250
as a Supplementary
final study of this series
• will be presented bv Rev. E. P.
appeared. Jerodine Johanson Neal Sunday eVening at 7 p m’ ‘
«inpin" “pn»rgrp<ty Ann’s Sunny
-------’ witli Georgan Gilbreath
and at the piano.
F.
of
I Hughes, and Mrs. Moseley played met
; by Duran. The
The Twentieth
met on Monday evening in
home of Mrs. Cecil Striegler
a program on “Art.”
Mrs. Bill Gay Kennedy
sided during the absence of Mrs.
Howell Cobb. A letter was read E. Ferguson, j. A. Snider, C. A.
! and gradually the soreness leaves.
A new remedy for lumbago is at
your druggist. $1.00. Get it today at
society
Th e brady standard , local club to the War Service Ex-
, 'tension, were read from Mrs. Ben
Telephone Your Parties, Socials, Personals to Krauskoff of Cisco, district pres-
Mrs. Dennis Lanning, Society Editor, Ph. 163 The program on “People In
Mitsiiwas led by Mrs. Arthur
Floyd Yho presented the love in-
terest and contributions to music
prominent people, as taken
’ ties.
Melo-
Mrs.
“De Cow Need
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Smith, L. B. The Brady Standard and Heart O' Texas News (Brady, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 86, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1947, newspaper, January 24, 1947; Brady, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1357428/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting FM Buck Richards Library.