Mt. Pleasant Times Review (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, November 2, 1934 Page: 3 of 8
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Results of Skeet
Shoot Thursday
For neat, accurate and clean job
printing—call 15.
Mrs. Chas. M. Green returned Fri-
day night from Fort Worth, where
she attended the annual sessions of
the Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star of Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Percell and W.
H. Flinn of Quanah are visiting rel-
atives here this week.
The colored football team held the
Gilmer colored boys to a small score
at the fair park Friday afternoon, Gil-
rrer winning 6 to 0. This is the first
year that the colored boys of i this
place have had a football team, while
Gilmer colored boys have been play-
ing for the past four years.
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Ladies9 Suede Leather
Coats—$4.98
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There were seven entrants in the
skeet shooting Thursday afternoon,
and the following scores were made:
W. C. Stripling, Paris, 21-21.
Gus Presley, 21-21.
Bill Jones, 18.
Mr. Adkins, Clarksville, 16-14.
J. S. Nail, McKinney, 15-15.
Ray Dubose, 12.
L. D. Lowry, Mt. Vernon, 9.
COLORED FOOTBALL TEAM
LOBES TO GILMER
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8x/2c yd. and 12x/2c yd.
70x80
Double Blankets
5% or more Wool
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$2.49 each
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Mrs. M- G. Perkins and little daugh-
ter, atsy Lou, returned Monday to
Iheir home in Hallettsville, after
spending ten days with Mrs. J. R.
Stevens and other relatives. .
J.C.PENNEYCO.
department ♦ store
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F. Fleming spent Saturday in Austin!
on business with the Department of
Education. Mrs. Smith, who accom-
panied them, remained in San Mar-
cos for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. J. C. Cross.
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H. G. Smith, P. E. Wallace and M. RAID FARMS IN
’ HAMILTON HUNT
NO REASON NOWTO
BUY CHEAP TIRES
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Subject to change with
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Attends Floyd's
Burial at Akins
COMMAHDBR tires
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'Admiral Byrd” sheep-lined
Moleskin CoatS
Choice of "Little A merica
$3.98
The kind chosen toi the Little Amer
ica expedition! Durable, cold-proof
and wind-resisting! 2 muff. 2 side flap
pockets, leather corners. Wambino
collar, knit wristers. Buy* • ■ • *2M-
Texarkana, Oct. 25.—Raymond
Hamilton, the Southwest’s No. 1 des-
perado, was sought unsuccessfully in
Miller County, Ark., today.
Texas rangers, Louisiana State po-
lice and an Arkansas Sheriff and his
deputies staged four sudden raids on
farm houses in Miller County but
failed to catch the outlaw. He had
been reported in that section.
MAN WHO HELPED DESIGN i helped design the State Capitol build-
TEXAS CAPITOL IS DEAD. ing at Austin, Texas. He built nu-
St. Louis, Mo., 29.—Ernest Preis- j merous railroad bridges and stations
let, 79, St. Louis architect for nearly throughout Texas and later designed
half a century and formerly identi | the Frisco Railroad shops at Spring-
ficd with the development of rail-j field, Mo.
toads through the Southwest, died1
Monday.
Preisler aided in planning the $500,-I
000 Story mansion in Chicago and -
•UK FLAT CREPE
Plain! Printed!
A good quality
that “">*kes up”
well! Many new
patterns in
prints! Value!
Keep warm the flier’s way!
Boys’ HELMET
Detachable Storm Goggles
Mc
Aviators have taught the young fel-
lows a thing or two about keeping
warm and dry in all kinds of weather.
This leatherette helmet has fleece
backing and ventilating eyelets.
- Heavy weight! Fleece lined!
s Men’s Sweater*
at a remarkably low price!
79c
| The fleece lining gives you Just the
I right amount of additional warmth!
B Made coat stylo with V-neck, two
V patch pockets with buttons and fln-
|>| ished cuffs. Black, seal brown. 86-46.
4.50x20
4.50x21
4.75x19
5,00x19
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REAP• TfSs TIRE
GUARANTEE
Every Goodrich Commander pas-
senger car tire is fully guaranteed
for a period of 12 months (business
use, 6 months) against accidental
damage due to cuts, bruises, blow ■
outs, rim cuts, faulty brakes,
wheels out of alignment end or-
dinary wear .nd tear:
lOR’T 8E8LECI
rOUD KIDNEYS!
rr yoUr kidneys are not working
L right and you suffer backache,
Haziness, burning, scanty or too
Irequem urination, swollen, feet and
inklesfeel lame, stiff, “all tired
>utM . use Doan's Pills.
Thousands rely upon Doan’s.
They are praised the country over.
Get Dcian’s Pills today. For sale by
all druggists.
DOM'S PILLS
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Success in the move of George F. Temple, Santa
Monica, Cal., banker, to win a $1,250 weekly sal-
ary for his five-year-old daughter, Shirley Temple,
already a inovie star, puts little Shirley in the class
of the highest paid child performers in the world.
Another record-break-
ing winter predicted!
Ready with “hot val-
ues!!
Come.. join the crowds
of thrifty folk who
know quality and
sound valut . . whose
common-sense tells
them that Penny’s pol-
icy o f cash-buying,
cash-selling and frill-
less stirekeeping SAV-
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A MM BL
with Goodrich Quality
at No Extra Cost!
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Ellen McAdoo and Fiance
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TRICKING the little pea in the flashy stranger’s shell
XT game will only cost you money.
But you risk the safety of yourself and family—as
well as your good money—when you shop for value
among unknown tires. Just think, these so-called
“cheap” tires actually vary as much as 40 to 70 per > \
cent in the mileage they give. Why take a chance? \
SAFER TIRES THAT SAVE YOU MONEY
The Goodrich Commander tire is built to protect you <
against unreliable tires—and save you money on real
tire value. /Goodrich puts the reputation of America’s
oldest tire nianufacturer back of this big, husky Com-
mander. Come see it. Compare its tough treads its
sturdy sidewalls, its fine quality materials with any
tire at the price. It pays to be wise, When sticking to
known quality insures you maximum'honest mileage
for your tire dollar!
Knock out “SHODDY” tires
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H This photo shows Ellen Wilson McAdoo, 19-year-old daughter of U.
■ S. Senator W. G. McAdoo, and heritor-fiance, Rafael Lopez De
I Onate, 88, whose proposed marriageXias been delayed, after Cali-
fornia officials started a probe to determine whether De Onate was
■ ' of Malay or Filipino blood, which would prevent a marriage union
under law.
Men! A vebie of values!
UNION SUITS
At a low thrift price
A supreme value achievement to of-
fer a cotton union suit at such a low
jJkz/ 'Wmf price. Warm, comfortable, perfect-fit-
ting. Long or short sleeves, ankle
vz'/ length legs. Ecru, grey, white.
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Sallisaw, Ok., Oct. 28.—The bullet- j
torn body of Charles (Pretty Boy) ,
Floyd, the bragging desperado who
laughed at the law for years, was (
buried in the quiet rugged hills at |
Akins' Sunday while thousands of
curious looked on.
Flashing guns of State and Federal
officers closed the phantom bandit’s
long career of crime in Ohio last
Monday. He died running from the
law.
Sunday Sallisaw seemed to have
forgiven the wayward 'bandit who
had been wanted for bank robberies,
kidnaplngs and murders. Hundreds
of visitors poured into the little town
from all directions during the morn-
ing. The Sb.eriff’s office said it was
: no largest crowd in Sallisaw’s his-
tory.
Private services were held at the
Sallisaw home of Floyd’s widowed
mother, Mrs. Walter Floyd, about
noon. Although a crowd milled about
the home only relatives and close
friends of the family were admitted. :
Later the body was taken to Akins,
n.re miles northeast of here where
the final burial services were held, j
Several Sequoyah County Deputy
Sheriffs attended the services at
Akins. I
Mrs. N. H. Spearman of Winnsboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Galt of Henderson,
Mrs. C. M. Burnett and Mrs. J. G.
Rogerts of Center were the week end
( guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Petty.
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This layout shows the outstanding starlets of the
past and present, who have made their parents
wealthy by their winning ways on the screen—left
to right, Jackie Coogan, at the height of his fame;
Jackie Cooper, Shirley, Baby Leroy Weinbrenner.
THE MT. PLEASANT TIMES REVIEW, NOVEMBER 2, 1934.
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Times Review (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 61, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, November 2, 1934, newspaper, November 2, 1934; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1366040/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.