Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 23, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 14, 1943 Page: 4 of 4
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TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
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Marjorie Main
Guy Kibbee
Susan Peters
Virginia Grey
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BETTY GRABLE
CESAR ROMERO
HARRY JAMES AND
HIS ORCHESTRA
MARTIN
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OOSOS ANO STAMPS
U.S SALE AT BOTH
BOX OFFICES
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DECORATION AT CONCORD,
MORRIS COUNTY, ON MAY 2
* Decoration gervki • will b<
; he a at Concord, Morris Coun
ii* ty, three miles south .vest
Omaha, on Sunday, Muy 2. The
< following program has been ar-
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STATIONERY
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Just Received
Varied Assortment
of White &
Wyckoffs
FINE
STATIONERY
PRICED
29c
— to —
1.00
BULLINGTON’S
226
Phones
225
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Songs. Prayer.
Welcome address—R. W| Riv-
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Class songs.
11. ad’rg —Emm • J'-an Harvey.
Song—Maudine Gray.
Reading—Mattie Lou
grass.
Quartette.
Reading—Jerry Stevens.
Song—Van:y Boozer.
Sermcn—Rev. Gilbreath.
Dinner.
Singing during the afternoon.
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Unemployables, rich or poor,
will have to be toned up. We
cannot afford to have idle peo-
ple. Idlers at the t p make id-
lers at the bottom. No one must
stand aside in his working prime
to pursue a life of selfish pleas-
ure.—Winston Churchill.
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Military vehicles of the half-
track class can have a marked
influence on the design ';f post-
,wsr trucks for off the road haul-
ing. Half-tracks are able to travel
through mud, water and sand.
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Dsn Your Scraps to beat the Japs'
UP
29c
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CLUB NOTICE
Easter Mat Parade at
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Mt. Sylvia
Maurine Bell
DRESSY FLOWER
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STYLE IN
STRAWS
1.98 to 3.98
39c to 1.00
JOAN KENLEY
BLOUSES
Terrell
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GLOVES
Shoe Shop
TO COMPLETE
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Walter Terrell
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Becoming to any age . • .
In Rose, Light Blue, Navy,
Black, Rust, Green, Beige.
YOUR EASTER
SUIT
• Fink
• Navy
STATIONERY
White and Wykoff’s
in Linen and Ripples.
White and Pastel Shades.
Also V-Mail and Sky-Rite
from
LADIES’ CRISP, WHITE
Handkerchiefs
If you save five cents a day
from now until next Christmas,
you’ll still be broke January 1.
Sport Style
FELTS
The Busy Twenty Club will
meet Friday afternoon, April 16
at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Otto
Lowry.
AH Colors
Sizes 32 io 42
Also White and Pique
2.98 and 3.98
Filling your album and
getting a War Bond.
17. S. Treasury Department
In sport shirt styles.
Also dressy pleated
fronts, nf coo], «nff
wash crepes.
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West Midway
Mrs. C. P. Stephens
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“MOVE ALONG TRAITOR,” SAYS THIS RUSSIAN LAD
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OBJECT OF A SEARCH by Army and health authorities for nearly a
week, Pvt. Terentino Scarplno, 25. has reported that he was the sol-
dier bitten in Pittsburgh by a rabid dog, but that the animal’s teeth
had not pierced the skin. Witnesses had reported the incident and
the dog was found to be suffering from rabies, but no one knew who
the soldier was until Scarplno heard through newspapers and radio
broadcasts that he was being sought. He is pictured showing the leg
which the dog bit to his mother. (International Soundphoto)
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Spiders are able to. spin thread?
that are only one five-thou-
sandths of an inch thick.
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Leaving your change
with your merchant and
getting War Stamps in
return.
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Mrs. J. Holt Lewis is spending
a few days in Shreveport, La.
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Mrs. George Lilienstern spent
Tuesday in Dallas.
O Pink
O Lt. Blue
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e Black
• Beige
1.00 to 2.98
DOG BITE RAISED QuhE A
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Biscuit Berets
IN STRAW RIBBON,
AND FELT
All Colors
O Red
O Green
• Gold
o Brown
e Rust
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morris of
Fort Worth have moved to this
community.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hunter
and children of Dallas and Mrs.
W. O. Phillips of Fort Worth
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. G. C. Holccmb.
Mrs. Hollis Holcomb and
daughter, Annie Gene, of Tex-
arkana spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Holcomb.
Mrs. Ernest
honored with
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YES
To pitu To rm up
Your Wtr Stomp Album
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Putting more fighting
power into the field
against the Axis.
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McKelvey was ;
a pink and blue
shower Thursday afternoon at
the heme of Mrs. Roger Gra ■ •:
ham. After the many lovely gifts
were opened, the hostess served
refreshments.
Have now opened my shoe
shop in the building back of
Oscar Lilienstern’s on Depot
Street and will give the same
high grade work and matcri’’!
as I have always done. Will
appreciate your patronage.
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Old. Blue O White
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O Rust
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spent Sunday afternoon in Mt.
Vernon.
Mrs. Rebecca Nelson and Reba
Bankhead of Mt. Vernon spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Nelson.
Morris Robertson of Big
Spring, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Banks of Hopewell, and Vivian
Banks were Sunday visitors in
the J. B. Bryan home.
The Ladies’ Aid meets each
Tueisday at the church. The la-
dies are <all invited to attend.
Friends in this community of
Mr. and Mrs. Tramel Allen were
shocked and saddened to hear of
Mr. Alien’s sudden death. We
extend to his bereaved family our
heartfelt sympathy.
Thb 4-H Club met with Miss
Evie Mae Mo’ore, Friday night.
After the business meeting,
games were enjoyed by all pres-
ent.
We have an average atten-
dance of thirty in Sunday School
each week. Everyone is invited
to attend each Sunday morning
at 11:00 o’clock.
Cpl. Taft Nelson of <
Howze, Gainesville, spent
weekend with his parents,
and R. D. Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. L uie Roach and
son visited the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Nelson, at
Newsom last week.
Pvt. Will'ard Bryan of Green-
ville has been visiting his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. B. Bryan.
Dean Walker, L. D. and D. B.
Ward, Windell and Exa Benton
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ROUGH TREATMENT for a traitor is "dished out’’ by this small x^'tsslan boy who takes a poke at a Rus-
sian "Quisling” as he is marched away to a firing squad. Red Army men guard the prisoner. Thia
photo is from a new official Soviet newsreel distributed by Artkino. (International) '
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R. WILLIAM ARCHER, Director of Publicity.
MRS. AL/VVA COKER
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MT PLEASANT REPRESENTATIVE SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO
OFFICE AT HAMILTON JEWELRY
Mrs. Coker Secures $25,000
Check For Titus County
War Bond Drive
Titus County will get credit for this $25.00J in recognition of the purchase of
insurance policies by my customers for the past twenty-three years. The South-
western Life Insurance Company appreciates this business as well as I In ad-
dition I have also sold a bond to Mrs. John A. Cooper of Lubbock, who is visiting
I received the following telegram Monday in answer to my request that the
S:uthwestern Life Insurance Company invest in the Second War Bond Campaign
through Titus County:
. President O’Donnell has authorized purchase of twenty-five thousand dollars
in United States Securities in Titus County in connection with your County’s quota
.ue second War L;an drive. The Company is purchasing a total of nine million
of these bonds throughout Texas and has purchased twenty-four million since
Pear} Harbor.
BUY WAR
BONDS
AND
STAMPS
Wednesday Evening, April 14. 1943
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 23, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 14, 1943, newspaper, April 14, 1943; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1373762/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.