The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 364, Ed. 1 Friday, May 15, 1936 Page: 4 of 6
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TOASTIES
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Young BEETS, per bunch.
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Main Tire
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Calumet Bak. Powder, . lb 21c
Bakers Cocoa______V lb can 12c
CAMAY SOAP, 3 bars__________
P& G SOAP, 5 large bars for
EAST TEXAS RIBBON CANE
SYRUP per Gallon ..
PEANUT
BUTTER
Waldorf Tissue ...
White King Granulated
4c
25c
BETTER
WHERE TO SHOP TO
SAVE ON FOODS!
No. 10
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Mrs. R. B. Taylor’s
Father Killed By
Bonham Tornado
Juniors Honor
Seniors With
Annual Banquet
24 Oz.
Jar
Ask us to show you tki^wonder-
ful Goodyear in your size.
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Van Camp’s
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your car.
Thick, Husky Cen-
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tough, deep-cut rub-
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mileage.
Blowout Protected—
From the Palmer Rustler.
Palmer friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray B. Taylor were saddened to
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Jar
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Circle Day
Same Price Today
as 45 Years Ago
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Van Camp’s
RED BEANS
Good Lunch
Vienna
Sausage
2 Cans 15c
NO. 2 CAN CORN; 3for._____
Concho. No. 2 Can PEAS, 2 for_L
No. 1 MACKEREL, 3 for
Our fat bargain
for lean purses
See this value unbeatable
that we give you because
Goodyear dealers sell
the most tires by mil-
lions. A high-grade tire
so superior that its sales
exceed 22,000,000. Buy
today!
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in the storm, and were placed; in
a Bonham hospital. The house
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MARTIN’S BUTTER •
CRACKERS
2 Pkgs for.....25c
From the Palmer Rustler.
Mrs. Fred Wadley will present,
her pupils in a Texas Program Fri-
dav night, May 15.
Mrs. Robert Floyd will also
present her pupils in a play. No
admission charge.
48 lbs.
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THE COOK’S BOOK
You can get a copy of this beautifully illustrated book —full of piSactical, tested
recipes that will please you.
Mail the certificate from a can of K C Baking Powder with your name and
address and your copy will be sent postage paid. ,
Address JAQUES MFG. CO., Dept. C. B., Chicago, Ill.
NAME ...
Prices start at
$5.50
Expertly mounted
Short talks were made by the
members of the school board and
some of the “dads.”
F. H. -Wadley was; master of.
ceremonies. Forty-eight boys and.
their dads were present.
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happen. It comes as a result of
careful thought, planning and prep-
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planning a successful business is
budgeting your newspaper adver-
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power that keeps all your other dol
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make nothing but Baking Powder——under super-
vision of expert chemists of national reputation.
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Try it in your favorite recipes as instructed by the lec-
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and satisfaction in using K C Baking Powder.
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father, W. R. McDaniel, of Bon- | super-safe, eco-
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cyclone which struck their home A ______ _4
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Sunbrite Cleanser _____2 cans 9c
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'yRA^KEj^S, 2 lb box for,/ 16c
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POWDER, 25 oz can__________________l8c
THE ENNIS DAILY NEWS FRIDY EVENING, MAY IS, 1936
BANANAS, large fruit, each.
ORANGES each . I
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Fresh Tomatoes S 1b 10c
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Shortening
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Quart Jar 23c |
Green Beans Good 2 lbs 7c
Large box —10c
COOKING SCHOOL
Her demonstrations showed that in using K C the double -tested, double-action baking
powder your bakings will have fine even texture and large volume—K C is a depend-
able,. high quality baking powder that will produce the finest of baked goods at low
cost. Only one level teaspoonful to a cup of sifted flour is required for most recipes.
For economy and efficiency in your baking it is to your advantage to use
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Mixed Sausage 1b 12/c
Bulk Peanut Butter 2 lbs 25c
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“Juniors, Our Juniors,” and a most
delightful evening was brought to
a close, after which there was a
rush to obtain autographs from
teachers and schoolmates.
Invited guests, other than the
seniors, were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Daly, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. DeLay,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Alanis, Mr. and '
Mrs. Lynn B. Griffith, Mr. and '
Mrs. Fred Wadley, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthu Epps, and Miss Dillon.
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DIAMOND
Wm. J. Gillespie 1
Norge Home Appliances (
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BOLOGNA, per pound________
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Father And Son
Banquet Given
By FFA Chapter
From the Palmer Rustler.
The Palmer F. F. A. Chapter
held their annual father and son
banquet Thursday evening, May 7.
The ladies of the Baptist Church
prepared the dinner and it was
served by the girls of the senior
class dressed as farmerettes.
The program was as: follows:
Invocation, D. C. Alanis.
Word of Welcome, Supt. J. K.
DeLay. •
Objective of F. F. A., Billy Elgan.
Projects and Supervised Practice'
Jobs, Glynn Schwartz.
Results of Shows and Contests, ‘
Ira Lee Knowlton.
Beautification Program, Thomas
Sealy.
Financial Report of Chapter, Al-
ton Epps. <
Adldress, County Agent W. M.
Knight-Brumlev
Wedding Solemnized
Saturday Evening '
From the Palmer Rustler.
Miss Mildred Knight, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winford,,
and Kennon Brumbley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Shirley Brumbley, both of
the Palmer clommunity, were
united in marriage Saturday even-,
ine. May 9.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. H. R. McDaniel at his,
home here.
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SAFEWAY STORES
n ^ History-on Parade in Texas
From the Palmer Rustler.
The/'juniors entertained the sen-
ior class of Palmer High with a
banquet at Bedford’s Cafe, in
Waxahachie, on Saturday evening,
May. 2, at 8 o’clock.
The scheme of decoration was
Very appropriate for this Texas
Centennial class. Vases containing
bluebonnets the class’ chosen flow-
er, and other Texas wild flow-
ers were artistically arranged on
the banquet table.
Old- Glory and the Lone Star
Flag of Texas were draped from
the walls, and at the end of the
long table “The Eyes of Texas,”
printed on a large banner, remind-
ed us' that while the eyes of T'exas
were upon us that the eyes of the
entire- nation were at this time
upon us and Texas.
The sponsors and-class members
painted Texas booklets that were
very original. The. different leaves
contained the menu, the program,
names of the juniors and class’ of-
ficers “Home on the Range” and a
page for autographs’.
The fa vers were handpainted
stars with a bluebonnet scene, and
at the base, “Junior-Senior Ban-
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PLENTY of PARKING SPACE
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Mrs. Fred Wadlev
Mrs. Robert Flovd
To Present Pupils
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Tomato Cocktail 10c
Airway Coffee 3 lbs 29c
Pineapple tm 2 c^lSe
Prince Albert Tobacco tin 10c
Cream of Wheat....sm pkg 14c
Kool Cigarettes. ...2 pkgs . 5c
1 Otoe Corn
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quet, P, H. S., 1936,” was printed.
Blue nut cups were filled with
white mints and red cinnamon
drops, and miniature Texas flags
were flying gallantly from them.
The menu consisted of fruit cock-
tail, filet mignon steak, lettuce and
tomato salad, creamed English
peas and carrots, corn African
mincedi lyonaise potatoes', Boston
cream pie and ice cream, iced tea
and mints.
Fred Waldey was master of
ceremonies and, the following pro-
gram was renderea:
Invocation, Mr. J. K. DeLay.
“The Eyes of Texas,” “Home on
the Range.”
Toast to the Seniors, Donald Al-
len.
Response, Hearne Prichard.
- “We Love Texas,” Gwendolyn
Williams, Juanita Sawyers, Everett
McCormick, Woodrow Odom.
The Senior Will, Joyce Wadley.
The Class Prophecy, Ruth Liv-
ingston.
Impromptu Talk, Mr. DeLay.
The Texas Centennial, Lynn B.
Griffith.
“Texas’, Our Texas,” Juniors.
2 s! 29c
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The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 364, Ed. 1 Friday, May 15, 1936, newspaper, May 15, 1936; Ennis, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1409768/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.