The Grandview Tribune (Grandview, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, October 15, 1943 Page: 4 of 4
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THE GRANDVIEW WEAKLY TRIBUNE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1943
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Friday, October 15, 1943
Wo. 14; No. 3
Jean Dobbs
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Vivian where did you get
that
“THE PLACE TO BUY CLOTHES”
■CLEBURNE, TEXAS
We are very sorry that Miss
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TOP QUALITY FOODS!
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ELECTRICITY IS A VITAL WAR NECESSITY ... ;
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The Customer has his troubles too, and its
pretty tough when so many commonplace
things that have always been plentiful are
so hard to get.
Junier -
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.... Feed your family the RIGHT
foods . . .foods that are high in vita-
min content. Every member of your
family has a job to do and needs all
his energy to do it!
Especially under existing conditions, but the
trouble is not all ours.
. . . . SERVE our high quality staple
and fresh foods and selected home-
killed meats at all your meals .... it
will pay high dividends in health . ..
visit our store this week and do your
food shopping .... you’ll find you
spend less and it takes less points if
you buy
EIGHTH GRADE NEWS
Leta Ann Ingle, Reporter.
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Bessie Frances, who was
cute soldier we saw you wit
night last week?
Dorothy Lee did Okeh :
football game Friday nigh
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WINTER CLOTHING
CLEANED, PRESSED
and REPAIRED
We will appreciate your
work and promise you
First Class workmanship
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are always glad to have visitors
in our room and would like for
you to visit us.
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FRESHMEN NEWS
Jean Dobbs, Reporter
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Z-BRAY STAFF
Editor________Dorothy Byars
Assistant Editor___Chas. Ingle
Joke .Editor___________ Swain
We realize how annoying and dissapointing
this is to the customer, and we are hoping
that this condition may soon be improved.
But we have nothing on which to base such a
hope. However, there is one thing of which
we shall keep a full stock and that’s—
Sophomore Louise Covington
____-- Ardell Bailey
-SammieBennett
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fullfill her honor.
All are well, except
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She dislikes stuck up p
cabbage, and Clark Gable.
She likes onions, Ingrid
man and Cary Grant, and
eyes. I
As for boys, she’ll tai
with brown eyes from W:
chie. Lawrence Bearden, :
stance.
She wont tell us what sh
when she finishes scho
SOPHOMORE NEWS >
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are 'going
f teacher.
We have been very busy this
week studying maps and learn-
\ ang the correct way to introduce
। people.
We were very glad to have a
- visitor last week. She was one
of our old classmates, Betty Lou
Crouch from Fort Worth. We
Hear every Tuesday Night at 8:30
"REPORT TO THE NATION"
over KRLD, KTBC, KTRH, KTSA or KWKH
we have a very good ides
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out come of our party.
Our class is honor
Well Vivian, are
Elmer at it again?
I will this never end?
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is getting acquainted with the
high school ways of studying.
SBme of jibe Freshmen boys
arplaynguJotballandwe are
very proud of htem.
The Home Economic I girls
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I THE POCKETBOOK
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pretty jacket you are sp¥
around? We hear it belg
a boy in the Navy.
It looks as if Dan vfl
first one to go with thQ
football Sweetheart, Clyd
on give the others a brel
Bobby, who was the ie
player you were making
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Imogene, who was the M
were talking to Friday n
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having Clyde Smith,
Football Sweetheart, by the
football boys. We know she will
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Frankie after the ball gap:
should we ask William,
Thomas Earl.
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to have a Kid Party, Hriday
Joyce Smith has seemed
py these days, could it .
cause a certain soldier is Ime •
Charlene where were yo Fri-
day night after the ball game ;
Jimmy was seen with an oit of
town girl- l
It seems as if two yell lead-
p-oo
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night, if our sponsor,
Neale, who is ill is back wih
Next week’s Z-Bray will tei the
throats, which were caus,
yelling at the football gai 1e
last Friday night.
White is sick, but we are very Mrs. Warren as a substitute
glad to have Mrs. Bonner for our teacher. We wish Miss Neale
a speedy recovery.
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Say Billy, you had I etter
watch Peggy. We heard lobby
Joe Smith comes over quit* —
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Thursday night? We hear they had a hard time with his car Jo.
did. (Friday night. Maybe we could
Say what’s wrong with V ivian
E. and T. J. these days?
NOW IS THE TIME!
—Now is the opportune j
time to have that Winter N
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of KNOWLEDGE
. regret that Miss Neale is sick, vlvl-i--------- - - - . -
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The Freshmen class of 1943 having a good time aMta
-- - ball game. How about it MVin,
lmer, Dorothy and Gefhs
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Said the Florida man, piclJ
up a watermelon: “Is this J
largest grapefruit you can fl
in these parts?” %
“Stop!” said the California
“You’re crushing that raisin.
Sh.==e86h A*sset
J. and Frankie had a good time' We hear that Thomas Eag ' ask Frankie, Helen
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The Grandview Tribune (Grandview, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, October 15, 1943, newspaper, October 15, 1943; Grandview, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1468752/m1/4/?q=+date%3A1941-1945: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grandview Public Library.