Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 128, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1941 Page: 3 of 6
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Want ads ring the cash register.
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Peanut Patties • • 3 For ... 10c
Help the Grower
Buy Peanut Products
NOTICE —
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3 For
Lb.
ib 35c
25c
SAUSAGE
Lb.
Cooking Cheese .. 1b. 121c
Links
Fresh Dressed Hens and Fryers
66c
rapefruit Juice
5c
No. 2
38c
Can
48c
%
3 10c |
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In
5c
1 Grapefruit Juice
1
QL 23c
2 for 25c
Purity Oats
Carrots
...15c
306 N. Commerce
23c
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15c
13c
Tea
15c
Turnips
10c
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15c
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Qt 15c
33c
Dalewood Oleo • • 1
Oxydol....
cottonseed
Acorn Meal..
• • • Bag
resources
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Guaranteed Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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to 3,000,000
soon have 2,500,000
Texas
Carrots
Valencia
LEMONS
ORANGES
the
360 Size
200-216 Size
reservoir”
which was utilized in 1917-19, the
authority pointed out.
but he ex-
lb. 13c Loin Steak
lb. 28c
ages, its production of cottonseed
A. BAKER, Mgr. .
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Fu2P-GA-uk
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MENTHOLATUM
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16 an
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SAFEWAY
To Help Meet National Emergency
Blending of Livestock and Cotton
Original
Bunches
Asparagus..
Hominy.....
Brooms.....
15c
37c
10c
19c
Pumpkin..
Tomatoes.
Mrs. Wingert Is
Hostess to WMS
first went
had been
$1.15
.... 14c
. 5c
.. 5c
Large
Sunkist
33
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Beans....
Bleach...
Standard
Quality
Patties
Boxed
United States on furl
Members of the ch
session,
eon will
No. 2
Can .
“piney
1934
Quick Cooking
42-oz. Pkg, ..
80 Size
Grapefruit.. . doz. 20c
Wilson’s Tendered
HAMS
Half or
Whole .
Center
Slices .
216 .
Size .
Stokely’s
Finest
lad . "
dressing
Round or
Loin ....
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vapor
Our California Street store will be located in old loca-
tion Monday, January 27. Visit this new store next
week.
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FLOWER SEEDS
10 PACKETS • 10 VARIETIES
ONLY10 AND 5 WRAPPERS 1
CRYSTAL
Texas
Oranges
> Branded Beef
STEAKS
Lb. .
20-1b.
M Real Roast
Peanut Butter..
Peanut Krush..
Radishes
Green
Onions •. •
.. 5c
15c
Dry Salt
Bacon Squares
Lb. 6c
■ Beverly
I Peanut Butter...qt. ..
I Peanut Brittle..
......21c
.....15c
......13c
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Mustard f
Turnip Greens
Collard
Salted Peanuts . . Lb.
No. 1%
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McCarty, 821 East California
for a yearbook program.
BI MODERN
wiwewwona
laid for 29 guests, the plates being
marked by miniature rolling pins
with red handles. Miss Huffaker’s
place was marked with a large
rolling pin. A floral arrangement
of kitchen' utensils centered the
honor guest’s table.
EXP'
job,
Servi
Phon
30T
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PYEANUT BUTTER
“EANUT BUTTER 26 oz Jar 19c
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Mrs. Espa Stanford of Dallas,
was guest speaker at a meeting of
the Federated Business and Pro-
fessional Women’s club, held in
Mrs. French’s lunch room, Thurs-
day evening.
Mrs. Stanford is administrative
aid in the Federal Security office
BROWN MOTOR COMPANY .
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office.
Mrs. Sara Levine, chairman of
the international relations commit-
tee, will have charge of the pro-
with low bowls of spring flowers,
and a supper menu was served to
15 members and guests.
There are about 1,540 railway
tunnels in the United States.
small red and white aprons to wear
during the evening. Places were
pressed confidence in the ability of
the industry to meet the situation.
That Cotton Belt States, espe-
cially those of the Southeast and
Mississippi Valley, will supply a
WHITE 10c
LAUNDRY SOAP
Mrs. Clay Newton, 603 Lind-
say street, for a mission study
Waverly Cocoa. -.cam
Safeway Butter . .Lb.
India he and Mrs. Hill have served
as missionaries of the Disciples of
Christ.
Conducts Mission
After language study, Mr. Hill
supervised the educational, evan-
gelistic and medical work at Bina.
Returning after a furlough in
America, he had full charge of the
Jhansi mission station where he
needed to meet the present situa-
tion than they did in 1917-19 is
evident. The blending of livestock
with cotton growing throughout
the South in recent years has given
a sound foundation for future live- ,
stock development.
As compared with 25 years ago,
Southern farmers have had much
Bacon . Blackhawk
MENTHOLATUM
QuichyRelleves
STUFFINESS
SNIFFLING
SNEEZING
—emssw
TO GET a “VapoRub Massage”
with all its benefits - massage
VapoRub for 3 minutes on IM-
PORTANT RIB-AREA OP BACK •
as well as throat and chest
spread a thick layer on chest,
cover with a warmed cloth. BE
SURE to use genuine, time-tested
VICKS VAPORUB.
Erackers . 2-lb. box 15c
chi
tre
$
21c
125c
•lough.
lurch and the
e i invited to
Rev. C. W.
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WOP, JAME Knows
WHAT'S POOP...! MUST
REMEMPER THE MAME^
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Missionary to
Speak Sunday at
Leader Each .... 19c
.............17c
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Boxed......lb. 27c
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Producer-Consumer Peanut
t Campaign
EANUT BUTTER .... 2 Pts 25c
Va Tex
No. 2 Can
Pears, Limes, Calovos, Beans, English Peas,
Spinach, Brussel Sprouts, Mushrooms, Artichokes
and Rhubarb.
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DISCOMFORTS
COLDS
...... 1b. 18c
2 lbs. for 25c
.....1 lb. 17c
...... 1b. 13c
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3bnch. 10c
lb. 2c
Why shift gears? Try the modern way... fluid Drive with
Vacamatic transmission. It’s easier on the driver ... easier
on the car! It makes driving a lot of fun, instead of a lot of
work. Come in and try it yourself You’re cordially invited.
Bologna .Sliced ..
DA,4 Branded Beef
K0dSL. Seven Cut . <
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2 Cans
Dallas Woman Official of FSA
Addresses Business Women’s Club
Mrs. William Wingert enter-
tained in her home at 209 Cummins
street, Thursday afternoon, for
members of the Dixon Street
Christian church. Women’s Mis-
sionary society.
Mrs. C. W. Harrison, Mrs. J. B.
Durham, and Mrs. William Hamby
gave reports on the Brotherhood
Convocation of Disciples of Christ,
which met-in Dallas, earlier in the
month.
A social hour was enjoyed by 16
guests and a lovely refreshment
plate was served by the hostess,
assisted by her sister, Miss Ruth
Thurman.
.pkg:..... 19c
Airway Coffee. .,.2 Lbs. .. 25c
1 ‘
" Two Parties for
• Ruth Huffaker
Given in Graham
hostesses. A special delivery letter
directed her “to gather her laun-
dry” from the back porch, where
she found a line of red handled
utensils and a laundry basket filled
with larger pieces for the kitchen.
Baptist Class -Entertains
Members of the Fidelis Class of
the Graham Baptist church enter-
tained in the home of Mrs. Vaughn
Young with a towel shower. The
lace covered refreshment table was
centered with an attractively deco-
rated wedding cake, topped with a
bride and groom figurine. Colors of
blue and white were used in the
other decorations. Hot spiced
punch and cake were served.
Mrs. E. J. Huffaker, mother of
the bride, is * entertaining Friday
evening following the rehearsal,
for members of the wedding party.
Mrs. Kenneth Heath will assist
Mrs. Huffaker in entertaining.
Miss Huffaker and Er. Reuther
will have as their attendants Miss
Mildred Reuther of Fort Worth,
maid of honor; Charles Reuther of
Fort Worth, best man; George
Thomas, Sandy Parsons, Jr., Ken-
neth Heath, and Royal Winters,
ushers; Mrs. Ray Winder will play
'the wedding music and accompany
Miss Angie Paris, who will sing.
Rev. A. L. Jordan'will read the
ceremony.
3 Sm. 10c
:1. 3 Lge. 20c
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more experience in livestock pro-.
duction. They have better physi- ’
cal equipment for handling live-,
stock. They know far more about •
the value and use of grains, hays,
silages, cottonseed meal and cake, J
enttanene hulls and other feed
_______ of the South. They have’
available to assist them a larger,
tian community. He also was
made director of Christian educa-
tion for the entire India Christian
Mission, and made frequent trips
from one mission station to an-
other examining and inspecting
schools.
Later the Hills went to Damoh
where he had charge of the boys’
boarding and industrial school, su-
pervised the work of the men
evangelists, helped in the church
and Sunday school, and was sta-
tion secretary-treasurer. Until
their recent trip to the United
States, they have been atJubbui-
pore where he has charge of the
Mission Press Which publishes lit-
erature for the entire Hindi area of
A PERSONAL
( INVITATION
I ' rro YOV 1 -
Mr. Hill knows this intriguing
and romantic country of India as
few men do. He has watched her
shake off her fetters of illiteracy
and bondage. He speaks under
the auspices of The United Chris-
tian Missionary society.
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rm
thtcamb Roast l......
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With this more thorough
ment, the poultice-and-1 r
l action of Vicks VapoRub more
effectively PENETRATES irritated air
1 passages with soothing medicinal
vapors... STIMULATES chest and
back like a warming poultice or
Vicks Way
To Relieve Misery of Colds
Mothers everywhere are discov-
7 ering how easy it is to "
• misery of colds with a “V apoRub
- Mnimge"—relieve coughing, mus-
4)2
4 Boxes
Doz. 14c
plaster... STARTS REUEVING — .
right away! Results delight even
i old friends of VapoRub.
Try Fluid Driviny
in a CHRYSLER!
2*2.
Hey6e*eZ4
Temple Looks like a Tangerine AA
Oranges • .. Bigger than one—Doz. ZUC
We want you to know first-hand what a thrill fluid Driv-
ing is. Then you’ll know why fluid Drive owners .will
never go back to constant gear shifting.
Smoother.. . quieter... easier than any car you ever drove !
before. Just touch the throttle to go...touch the brake to stop! ,
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el
larger part of the beef and other i_ _____________— _____
meats and livestock products feed products, and many others.
GAINESVILLE OIL MILL
Bell Peppers .... u. ..... 10c
Broccoli______... .2 Lbs. .. 15c
Rehearsal Party to
Be Given by Bride-
Elect’s Mother Friday
Miss Ruth Huffaker, who will be-
I »come the bride of Dr. J. Richard
Reuther, in an early morning cere-
mony at First Baptist church, Sun-
day, has been honored with two
. pretty parties in Graham, where
r she has been residing, while teach-
ing in the public schools of that
city.
Early in the week, Misses Frieda
Branon, Maylene Kiger and Sabra
Parsons of Graham, entertained in
the teachers dormitory with a sip-
per and kitchen shower, Decora-
tions were in red and white, the
f honoree’s chosen colors; for the
kitchen in her new home, a
. Each guest was presented with
ses--
woN anned
. 19c
B Helpy-Selfy Stores
----
...1.29c
Apple Butter...
Tamales.. Pelzados
Social Noted
men in the army and navy, and
these men eat about 230 pounds of
meat a year instead of the 130
pounds they eat normally on a
per capita basis.
Changes in areas arid methods
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PEANUTBUTE
KLEENEX..
of cattle production, reductions in
supplies of aged and
Church Sends Out Bos
STURGIS, Mich. (UP). —From
now on, alibis for non-attendance
at the Church of the Nazarene are
in vain. The church has pur-
chased a bus to bring those mem-
bers of the congregation lacking
transportation facilities to the
services.
and better-trained group of ani-
mal husbandry leaders in the Ex-
tension Service, Experiment Sta-
tions, Agricultural Colleges, Voca-
t i o n a 1 Agricultural Departments
and other agencies.
All of these factors should aid
Southern farmers and ranchmen
in meeting any future dem adds
upon them, should enable them to
avoid mistakes that were made in
the past, and should give the South
an important part in the national
program of adequate production'
of livestock and products for de-
fense. S u ch a program, livestock
authorities point, out, will enable
the nation to utilize fully the many
resources of the Cotton Belt for
livestock production—including its
experienced farmers and ranch-
men, its favorable climatic condi-
tions, its pasture and feed acre-
all Protestant groups. —___
and publishes the Sahayak Pa-
tri k a, the interdenominational
Christian weekly paper in Hindi. ,
Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock
home of Mrs. Claud «
A covered dish lunch- t
be served.
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woods” cattle during
drouth, and other factors have
curtailed the "beef
EmAmaaaz.,,3 for 10c
There are about 28.000,000 dogs i The Insane are forbidden to vot
in the United States. I in 38 states.
(Editor’s Note: This is the
12th a r t i cl e of a series,
“Blending Livestock With
Cotton,” published as a service
to farmers and stockmen.)
“As prepardeness efforts inten-
sify in the United States, many
cattlemen question whether this
country can meet national and in-
ternational demands aS successful-
ly as they did in 1917-19,” Colonel
Edward N. Wentworth, nationally-
known meat and livestock authori-
ty, recently said.
Just how the draft and pre-
paredness program will affect cat-
tlemen is difficult to predict, Col-
onel Wentworth said, but the base
of the army diet is beef. If the
United States should become in-
volved in war, he added, we might
Presbyterian -church will meet
” at 10:30 a. m. with
aka5Ie,
• Soap Pkg.
Harvest 48-lb.
•• • Blossom Sack
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Resident of Jubbulpore,
India, to Tell of His
Experiences Abroad
Tom Hill, missionary to India,
who resides at Jubbulpore, India,
will speak at Dixon $ street Chris-
tian church here Sunday morning
at 11 o’clock. He is now in the
. . club’s contribution to this move-
witl‛ vskrae"asoPrssnted.ment has been sent to the national
Harrison, the pastor.
Mr. Hill and his -wife
to India in 1918. He
graduated from the Kansas State
Agricultural College, Kansas
De 4 3.25
i Improved
-sst
in Dallas. She discussed the va-
rious phases of the social security
program as related to the bene-
ficiaries and conducted an open
discussion at the close of her time-
ly address.
The meeting was opened with a
short business session conducted
by Mrs. Irene Goslin. Two new
members were added to the club
roster, Miss Emma Powell and
Mass Mary Ora Doss. A letter
from Dr. Minnie L. Maffett, na-
tional federated president, was
read, discussing the mobile kitchen
units for aid to Britain. The local
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P) P A gage car was introduced in 1904. 1
Caleudch
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. WSCS of Whaley Memorial
Methodist (church will meet
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1 Monday
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Whaley Memorial Method-
ist church, will meet with
Miss Margaret Bradley, 503
South Morris, Monday evening
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EEF ROAST Sutfromm
PORK LIVER.......
•SLICED BACON......
Helpy Selfy Stores
922852, ■ * - ■
BURPEE
%-Ib
• Canterbury Pkg.
Supurb.. Granutated 2--
Flour....
grams at the Feburary meetings.
-Also a guest at the meeting was
Dr. Nina Faye Calhoun, of Dallas. . I, _1 ,
The supper tables were centered superintended the work.
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Grapefruit N. 2 Er
Juice.....can. •U
White Quart 1 Q
Magic Bottle .... IVC
Al No 1 1A,
Green Can...... IHC
hocolate a 10c aye
rrup 4 Cans A “»
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Lipton’s Tea.... .FE...
Petite Pears...Sa 2%
r racket
6) 12-oz.
2 Pkgs.
1
FREE! Lovely 3-Piece Royal Ruby and Crystal
JAM JAR with purchase of 24 lbs. or more
GOLD MEDAL ™en‘ FLOUR......89c
SEE OUR DISPLAY TODAY!
ally Jack
t andy Bars.. 4 for 11c
2 Buns. .
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Gainesville, Texas
Weal yean Service Guild of
First Methodist church will ’ :
meet Monday evening at 7:30
o’clock with Mrs. Mary K.
Moore, 407 East Broadway.
Briargate No. 2
.Green Can .
no 15c
Imperial Cane Sugar ~-
Radishes........2Buns. .
| Shortening Mrs. Tucker’s 4-lb. Crtn. 33c 8-lb. Crtn. .
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£ PEANUT BRITTLE
State College and Butler College
with B. S., B. A. and M. A. degrees,
and had studied further in the
College of Missions. An outstand-
ing student, he also starred in
athletics, especially football, In
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 51, No. 128, Ed. 1 Friday, January 24, 1941, newspaper, January 24, 1941; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1469931/m1/3/?q=War+of+the+Rebellion.: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.