Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 294, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 23, 1946 Page: 2 of 6
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PACKING HIS IRUNK
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WILLIAM RAWLAND, Publlsher
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NANKING, Oct. 23. (U®—Chinese
Communists and Nationalists bat-
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WHAT’S WRONG,
NANCY ?
. Mr and Mrs Dan Campbell and
children of Fort Worth spent the
week-end here with her parente,
Mr. and Mrs L 8. Sharp.
for one reason—Cecily—and Rob-
ert’s drawn face told me that this
was the hardest blow dealt him
yet on her behalf.
We had lunch and after dessert
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$
2. Capital
(Egypt)
3. Correcting
4. Compass
point
(abbr.)
miles south of Paoting, and Hsing-
cheng: 30 miles northeast.
muxcjegCEG
gotiators took an active part in
today’s political talks.
The three railway towns cap-
tured by Sun's troops were Shinho,
48 miles south of Paotinge Lai-
shui, 36 miles north of the Hopei
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Mra. A. B. Ganong. 417 West Cham-
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s commisstoh--« good salary, and
a chance to go higher-
Robert putted my shoulder. "I
Street Methodist Church win meet
Thursday for an all day business
and social meeting in the home of
Mrs Harvey Bratton, 114 Claude
street.
Borce!"
“Mavis’'’ It was the first time
Mr—"
•Gosh, chey
Gus Capps, who underwent major
surgery last week at ths- Cleburne
Hospital, is reported to be doing
nicely. . . ‘ •
glad that I had come with him
We marched along in silence for
paper, and also
nublication of «
to the same
Inna said en-
T
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I MUST
GET RID
OF THESE
ANTS
17 Vase with a
pedestal
21 A hoisting
device
22. Old
23. Performed
Corr Ina’s willing to
HVa----
"THE LUMBER SUPPLV WAS ‘
-BRALEY WAS HURT WHEN TIMBERS
GAVE WAY-.n^ ^y
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$
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choked
my hand "Come
Miss Rose Mi
on and former
letober 22, at 8
Hackney. 231 Gi
ome of Mr. and
here to the simplest precautions. Thousands of lives are
• lost and millions of dollars worth of property is destroyed
every, year because of individual negligence or laziness
in cooperating to prevent fire. Simple precautions may
save any one of us from being the victim of fire. Why
shirk a duty that takes so little time and may prevent
fewtoki loss and Metering? _________________ J
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poeketbook."
“But, Cecilyt Dalia wouldn’t let
him in the housef He can't data
spend long hours in the labora-
down t% elusives
■ I saw Robert swallow hard. Val
was as dear' to him as Corigmna.
0/xurul..
aould ever make up to---------
all that marriage to me had cost
"Just Buy two tickets—I’ll meet
you later," and ran after him.
“I feel like a hike," I said. He
smiled wanly, but he tucked my
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I trudged along beside him to
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local news published therein. All rights to re-
dispat ihas herein are also n tanud
WE accompanied Val and Mer-
' " cedes to the city the day Val
knife • -
28. Over
M. Shore recess
(2T Perfumed
28 Incite •
30. /Form of
trapshooting
31 Kind of
thread
tory, tracking d
of physics. He
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NoTCE TO PUBLIC
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or reputa-
art. of any person, a firm or corporation which may appear la Um
olumns of this paper wfU be gladly corrected upon due notice of same
belite given to the publishers
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SIMPLE PRECAUTIONS
« Bar
7. Beards of
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Mizard
13. Coarse
hqminy
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le has enough," Corinna told,
rolled her eyes and ahrilled.
Net, wood nightt" Corinna mid
here’s a man shortage on in this
Val cun hove dates whu
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{ PITY
THAKE!
DAldY
ACROSS
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o.Petty
quarrel
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opening
11. Firmaments
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name
14. Merit
18. Ukrainian
seaport
18. Yield
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meet Friday at 2 30 p.
the tearoom, worn
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RESIDENT
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not to know what he
‘-There's good stuff in
Corinna giggled. "Yes, only he
won't ask her He hasn't a car
and he won’t ride in ecily's and
she wonit go on the bus and he
knows it, so he doesn't stick his
W M. U. of Johnson County Bap-
tist Association will meet at 10
a. m. Thursday at Bost Henderson
Street Baptist Chureh.
ETTA KETT
“Not much," I said. “Just leaves
the field etear for Steve."
“Oh, Steve will only be here a
few days longer. He's going into
the Air Force.”
a e a
“ELPLEESSNESS goaded me into
a senseless outburst. "Vai's a
fool' Steve will come back all
happy without her—nover—'' '
Although Robert refused I.
honor my prediction that Val
could not he happy without Cecily.
Val himself supported me by com-
ing • in to announce that he had
enlipted in the Air Farce.
”Mr. Wynn* -you're not angry
“No. she won't" Corinna looked
up from her homework:to add her
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women.
At last Robert sighed,
looked down at ma.” "We'd better
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agree on a cease fire order.
Nationalist forces under Gen.
had half a eho nce You think Val
can be happy with his smelly a man back when his country
chemicals instead of Cecily—I neede him I wamn‛ hie enneach ”
know he can’t be-he’ll never be
I'VE HEARD ABOUT J YOU HAVE
THE ACCIDENTS < EH?WELG
BRALEV. HAD ON J THOSE WERE -
Mrs Defanbaugh of Columbus.
O.. is visiting her brother. Eugene
Lute. on Route 3.
O1 ITS AC
Th IMPO
I IPFINE4Y
Lee Lxc^aS
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in frantic efforts
Mrs. Cora D Wigley and Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Lightfoot returned hyemme
Tuesday from a visit ih-Grpus
Christi with Mr. and Mrs. Cean
Lain and family.
Cumtux study Club will meet Of StOD Order
.Thursday at 3 p. m. with Mrs. J •
qnody he wants even if he hasn’t
any money. He’s super!”
“I know that." I said. "But
Cqcily only values the things Val
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under the het or Cemresa. March 1 18779 9
By man in state: One yJar'S'l?;0? maxs »50 3 months mo
‘ My mai out at state Ome yaar $9.00; 6 months MW; 8 months 82 28,
By carrier in city: 80c per month; 1 year $8 40.
By mail to Johnson and adjacent counties One year 84.73; 8 months
1275: 8 months $200.
UNITED FR89BB «UF> LBAtUGD WStU - UNITED FKATUfUBB^
The United Press U exlusively entitled to the use for pubiicatlon
of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this
had all wanted to see. He had
some business to attend to, he said.
I knew it was only an excuse
The Communists, meanwhile. 1 / * ‘ ‘ *
i drew closer to Yulin, 110 miles 30, miles north. The Nationalists
(Egypt >
18. Samarium
laym.)
20. Man's name ,
21. Insect
22. Girlte name
23. Perish
24. Suspend
28. Storage plsce
27. Cuprum
(sym )
20 Perform
I,. 30, Maker at
saddles
32. Frolicsome
34 Food-fish
33 Kind of hat
36 One of steel
splints on
metal
skirt (van)
37. Certain
33. Utile Island
39. Chair
40. Employed
DOWN
1. Capital
(Turk )
GIVE ME A PENCILAND
PAPER,- NON SHOOT C,
m WHAT’S THE PROBLEM?
of their offensive in northern
Shensi Province
The peace negotiations atili were
in the preliminary stage. Third
Party mediators met with Gen.
George C. Marshall and U. S. Am-
bassador J. Leighton Stuart for two
hours today to hear on what points
earlier American mediation efforts
failed.
Gilliam Reunion
Held Sunday at
Covington
The children of H. A Gilliam met
in the home of Mr and Mrs Ray-
mond Gray of Covington on Sunday
for an all day reunion.
Names were drawn for the
Christmas gifts to be exchanged
at Christmas. Dinner was served
at the noon hour. The menu was
competed of fried chicken, zroast.
barbecue, peas. com. kraut, swart
potatoes, salads, cake pies and ice
cream, iced tea and coffee
Those attending were Mr and Mrs
Homer Gilliam and family. Mr. and
Mrs Henry Gilliam and son. Mr
and Mrs. Harrison Gilliam and sons,
all of Godley Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Derr, Mr. and Mrs Merit Cheek
and family. Mr. and Mrs Herman (
Gilliam end son of Cleburne. Her-,
schel Gilliam of Dallas H. A. Gil-
liam of Cleburne. R. E. Gray of
Covington and the host and host- j
ees. Mr and Mrs. Raymond Gray |
and family.
tied fiercely
to seise as
I Third Party leaders also confer-
respective red with government negotiators
J finally this afternoon. No Communist ne-
for you aa you hove even it
married Val,” he said ' There's
nothing to indicate "
an hour, ignoring the bright win-
irk out dow displays, the well-dressed,
Ceti preoccupied
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“I'm all right,” I said, comtorted
__________that he should still care how I
Cecily. You meluse to pee it, but fared .
“I’ve been- selfish,” Robert told
me. "No one has any right to hold
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possible before
political leaders
Vesterday’e Anower
33 Chapter of
the Koran
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| When Mr ant
in their wedd
Orleans, La., I
ray wool gab
rown accessori
orsage. They
fter Novembe
treet, Flint. N
School
I The bride at
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nd University
there she was
mmicron Pi soi
Ittended Unive
erved as a ca
['heater for o
| Out-of-town
■tending the
fed Mrs Frai
fed Mrs Ant
Brorth. Mrs. .
End Mrs. Joh
Flay Stewart.
Betty Schutts.
■n. James Cri
N, V Pedigo
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By Dudley Pisher
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THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF TROUBLE
SINCE MR BRALEY BEGAN WORK
ON THE GHOST CANYON BRIDGE!
I
Fidelis Matrons class. First Bap- p. 8 D....
tist Church, will not mcet Tursday riohtne Kades
due to the Johnson County Baptist 95
Association session. The date tar T, (L"— w A. g,,m
the class meeting will be announced aIl unInd OH H.VC
speed, "They dee ench other, all
! s’rimht" Y .k ..
" •Doenn‛t her sorority police
His perception was like a blow I go in somewhere and have tea-
to ba parried. I cried out, pre- you must be tired out ”
ing-Hankow railway, capturing
three towns.
________ , _ By Ernie Bushmiler
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i to 23
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eading the sin
he bride is th
ate Mr. and Mr
The improvise
vith greenery
f white spide
nd roses with
urning in wrou
a the backgrou
Weddi
- The wedding i
hrs. Jack Patt
hiss Virginia '
pho sang "Becat
Tayer." Mrs. 1
dd it ion to the
narches, a medl
To Each Hut O
orites of the c
Mrs W. E. W
he bride's mat
pore a floor let
aarquisette and
if fuschia spide
her headdress i
[eil. Junior br
lary Cecelia Ci
bang frock of w
verskirt of wh
iece was bf ill
tied a mintatu
thia spider chi
■ Ralph Widmar
Ittended the gr
Brid
I The bride cnl
Sher-in-law, Ct
who gave her
Ehose for her v
Ligned with a b
fed an overskir
Engertip- veil- fe
If white garder
Bouquet of whi
Bgaotis with sat
Kory and gold
■ A reception w
After the ceren
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To make it possible that the
young people of the community
will have sm opportunity to hear
Athens Clay Pullias, President of
David Lipscomb College, speak on
such subjects as "Preparation for
Marriage ‘The Child’s Respon-
sibility in the Home'' and “Divorce
and Remarriage" and other such
subjects, the elders of this con-
gregation have asked him tp speak
especially fo them at 4 each af-
ternoon. That hour will allow
time to come from school to the
church building ip time for the
lectures
Your child perhaps will not'have
another such opportunity to hear
these subjects discussed during
those years where "an ounce of
prevention will be worth many,
many pounds of cure." Make it,
' possible for your boy of girl to
' have the privilege of hearing this
man who deals daily with hun-
dreds of young people and their
problems to hear this series
Mr. Pullias will speak twice Sun-
day and twice each day through,
Wednesday night.
Thla series is a community serv-,
ice. It is the hope of the church
that the entire eommunity will,
he benefit ted by the opportunity
to think and study with this man
____________ __-____.RoberL had ever spoken sternly toto get off by himself. We all
- bit. "She’z promised Val sot me. We were both startled and
I be engaged to anyone until she’she altered Ns tone apologetically. Robert handed Corinna $5 00.
rid enough to vote. Andshe means Don’t, please, make any such ’ ‘----*—• — .....1-—
M 4V’ statement about Val. Let him
"How on earth did Val manage work tilings out in his own way."
that- I gasped . "I( W*1 beaf to kee Steve
7' Robert grinned sft me. "You J get Cecily just because Val hasn't
M underrate my shadow He learned— . ...
• • young how to get what he wanted
without any asdistanee from his
covered with glamor and walk off .._.. __ ____ _ _____
With Cecily. Val is smarter than cedes and’CorinnatS’a play we
Steve -ne could make the Air
m. with
Friday
Spend-a-While Club will meet
Friday at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Jask
Griffin, 408 North Buffalo street
Junior G. A.. Junior R. A., and
Social Calendar'
Wednesday
NANCY
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5
freiu hr comia he mer vieuMie ••
him weentry 14 hr enimhes him
ememimtry ntmdte- Oral. stevir,
hawever. la mimige far the Ate
f area aaC I‛m nfrala val wenze
hav- a ehaune aaalaat him with
« eelly umiem Im. tea, la la uniform.
TN wronx: With Penri Mar-- |
hoe, stevje iataten eqmen herh la
toww hrkere brlae drpfird, Mra,
natntem omer ar further oppei-
itea la him vemunee wia Ceqhy.
XVII
I “VAL’S on the trail of some-
’ thing new,” Robert informed
[■ a me. "With chemicals aMummg
! f mefe importance every day he
E, can’t lose in a couple of years—"
[ "A couple of years!" । I cried.
। "Cecily will be holding a christen-
' E , ing before thenf"
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By K. Louise Emery NEA SERVIC6,INC
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the Sunbeam Band of the First - e..ne w.eana eomi...a
Eaptist Chureh wil meet Friday.. iun countehuonrenzressadgaTnrwire
northern section of the vital Peip-
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FEEL E
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MA CABLE SNAPPED, AND HEAVY LOGS
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Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
Piscilla Club will have a dinner
I party for the husbands of its mem-
J bers on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
1 in the home of Mrs Joe Stevens.
I 205 Huron street with Mines Floyd
I Weaver, W. N Richardson and Mart
I Stroud as co-hostesses.
him. Mmna
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left, and stood soberly with the
little huddie at futureairmen, and
their tearful mothers and sweet- '
hearts near the train gates.
"Gee, I always wanted to he a
bombardier," Corinna mourned.
'Til move over for you any
day." Val laughed, but it wasn't
funny. I knew he was speaking
the truth—and so did Robert. Val
really wanted to finish college, to
Thursday
Clower Bible class of
Simple precautiens against the possibility of fire save
lives and property from destruction—precautions which
are so simple they may seem actually unnecessary. But
tl <’ National Board of Fire Underwriters emphasizes the .
a importance of such measures in its untiring effort to cut
down file loss. It recognizes thatithe most effective force,
in fighting fire is a sincere desire on the part of the public
to cooperate in eliminating every possible fire hazard.
Some of the simpe precautions that depend on -each
individual are: Proper insulation around stoves; the use
of fuses instead of pennies in the fuse box; closing of
doors and windows to shut off possible drafts when leav-
ing a dwelling; safeguarding fires left in houses against
spreading to curtains, furniture and inflammable fixtures;
. destroying refuse which is a potential producer of instan-
taneous combustion; placing electric irons on something aA,
L,aMiaUir instead of nn the cloth ironing hoard. These and. mgpwmaA mj
countless other safetv measures depend upon individual NEEK--OET 27
j THROUGH NOV. 2
Such safeguards are indespensable if we are to reduce ' gg
the tremendous annual fire loss suffered by this country. “ " ““4"“" ""
The great proportion of fires results from failure to ad-.
Bu Paul Rabinaort
ITS MY ALLOWANCE "1
I SIMPLY CANT MAKS
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