The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 61, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 10, 1949 Page: 9 of 14
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The Winkler County News
Thursday, November, 10, 1949
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$10 Down Will Hold Your Suit.
METHODIST CHURCH
CHARLES S. WALKER, Pastor
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1949
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Fall Shoes
Westports
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Smart Maid
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This Holiday season do the town up right in these smart double
or single breasted models. Come in and choose your pet
pattern. You will revel, too, in the savings in store for you!
Firemen Award
Prizes for Best
Posters, Themes
TWICE A QUEEN.—Mrs. Nancy
Acker Fambro has been elected
queen of North Texas State Col-
lege homecoming festivities for the
second consecutive year. She is the
wife of Luther Fambro, a North
Texas athelete. She was elected by
the football squad. (AP Photo).
You Can’t
Go Wrong
When You Give
SCOUTS TO VISIT
DAVIS MOUNTAIN
RANCH NOV. 19
DODGE-PLVIOUTH
DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS
Stamps Quartet
Sings Here
Dec. 3 and 4
Choose Your New
Suit From The
Most Complete
Stock in Kermit
200 Expected
For Square Dance
Festival Nov. 12
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thomas of
North Carolina are now residing in
Kermit. Mr. Thomas is employed
by Texas & Pacific Railroad.
YOUR CAR can have the
expert care of our trained
mechanics who are ex-
perts in PREVENTIVE
SERVICE. Drive in to-
day for a thorough cold
weather check-up and
lubrication.
Tickets will go on sale Monday,
Nov. 21, for the Stamps Friendly
Four Quartet performances here
Dec. 3 and 4.
Sponsored by Explorer Post No.
11, the quartet will present a pro-
gram of Gospel singing. Two per-
formances are scheduled, one at 8
o’clock on Dec. 3 and a second at
2 o’clock on Dec. 4.
Proceeds from the' concerts will
be used to send local Boy Scouts
to camp next year.
Miss Mary English and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Rhodes left Kermit
for their home in El Paso Mon-
day after visiting two weeks here
with Dan P. English.
KERMIT
PHARMACY
ONE GROUP .
All Sales Final
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SHEAFFER'S STATESMAN ENSEMBLE
In brown, blue or black. Pen,
$10.00; Pencil, $4.00. Ensemble
complete and handsomely gift-
boxed, $14.00; no fed. tax.
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model, 14K gold tiled smartly-chased. Pre-
cisIon made, mechanically perfect Truly a
gift of fine jewelry Gift-boxed, $7.50; plus
fed. tax.
REMEMBER! You can buy your
new suit on Layaway at Virtue's.
$10 down will hold your selection.
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Guests in the home of Mrs. Tom-
my Maxwell at the Magnolia Camp
are her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Thomas, and her granddaughter of
Dallas.
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Boy Scouts from Kermit will
visit the Scout ranch in the Davis
Mountains on Nov. 19.
Each boy will invite his father to
accompany the group. One guest,
a boy between the ages of 11 and
14 years, will also be invited on
the trip by each Boy Scout. Boys
were asked to take a dollar with
them, said Scoutmaster W. N.
W estmoreland.
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Church School—9:45
Awards for high school student
themes and posters were presented
by the Kermit Volunteer Firemen
at Tuesday’s assembly.
The contest was held in connec-
tion with Fire Prevention Week in
October. The awards are as fol-
lows :
Themes written by girls: Doro-
thy Humphries, first; Jo Ann Brad-
ford, second, and Peggy Spears,
third.
Boys’ themes: Billy Dodson, first;
Dick Britt, second; and Wallace
Harbin, third.
Posters by girls: Lynda Atchley,
first; Janice McCorcle, second; and
Lolisa Waddell, third.
Posters by boys: Kenneth Ives,
first; Dale Williams, second, and
Marvin Carlile, third.
D. FI. Rhodes made the pres-
entations. Volunteer Firement C.
O. Jones and Robert Husky were
also on the program.
The awards to junior high stu-
dents will be made within the next
week, said firemen.
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U. N. FLAG PRESENTED TEXAS.—Lila Ann Parker, left,
representing Texas League of Women Voters, presented a United
Nations flag to Gov. Allan Shivers recently in Austin. Shivers
and Ellis Brown, University of Texas student body president,
hold the flag. In the background are members of the University
Cowboys and Silver Spurs organizations. (AP Photo).
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Ray Watson of Hobbs, N.M., will
be caller at the Square Dance
Festival Saturday night at 8
o’clock in Legion Hut.
About 200 square dancers from
several West Texas and New Mex-
ico towns are expected to attend.
The Legion Hut will be decorated
as a barn, said Mrs. Hugh Gates
and Mrs. Loraine Barley.
Dancers will wear western shirts
and long skirts. Bud Graham and
his orchestra of Odessa will furnish
the music.
General admission tickets will
be available at the door, said Mrs.
Roy Peden, ticket committee chair-
man. The Kermit Square Dance
Club is sponsoring the dance.
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SHEAFFER’S SENTINEL —
DELUXE TUCKAWAY THREESOME
Choice of brown, blue or black.
Pen, $15.00; Pencil, $5.00;
Stratowriter, $10.00. Complete
Threesome in gift case, $30.00;
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best on you. A flattering style to give you the
appearance most desired. You'll like the smart
new styles of these Warfield suits. You'll look fit.
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Morning Worship—11:00
Youth Groups—6:30
Evening Worship—7:30
Bradford suits are styled of all-wool fabrics, with
well-balanced tailoring, to assure perfect fit
You may choose gabardines, sharkskins or wor-
steds. Neat patterns and plain colors. Single
and double-breasted models.
Churches Plan
Combined Service
For Thanksgiving
All churches of the city will join
together in a Thanksgiving serv-
ice Wednesday evening, Nov. 23,
at the Kermit High School audi-
torium, it was announced today by
the Winkler County Ministerial
Alliance.
The Rev. Stewart W. Hartfelter
of the First Presbyterian Church
in El Paso will be the speaker. The
Rev. Ronald E. Hubbard, pastor
of the Community Church, will
preside at the service. The prayer
will be led by the Rev. Strauss
Atkinson of the First Baptist
Church and the Scripture reading
will be given by the Rev. Bryan
Judge of the Grace Temple Bap-
tist Church.
In charge of the special music
will be Gerald McGuire, leader of
the First Methodist Church choir.
He will conduct the combined
choirs of the several participating
churches in Thanksgiving selec-
tions.
VSHEFErs “TRIUMPH” DESK SET
Gift ofcelignt and distinction!
Wide variety of styles and
bases priced from $10.00 to
$108.00. Model shown in Jet
Crystal with famous "White
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Gifts Wrapped
•At W. S. C.S.
Monday Meeting
Gifts for the Harwood School
were collected and wrapped when
members of the W.S.C.S. of the
First Methodist Church met Mon-
day afternoon at the First Method-
ist Church for their pre-Christ-
mas party.
Mrs. Eddie Evans told of home
missions and Mrs. Clyde Barton
gave the opening prayer and de-
scribed her recent visit to National
College in Kansas City, Mo. Mrs.
Claude Jackson read a letter from
the Harwood School to which the
women will send complete outfits
for three girls of different ages.
Christmas cookies and coffee
were served. While the gifts were
being wrapped, Christmas music
was played.
Attending were Mrs. Ed Birt-
€ ciel, Mrs. Ed Spangler, Mrs. For-
rest Rambaugh, Mrs. Jim Crossno,
Mrs. Hugh West, Mrs. R. V.
Looney, Mrs. Max Hause, Mrs.
John A. Miller, Mrs. Ed Evans,
Mrs. E. R. Kettle, ‘Mrs. F. A.
Werner,
Mrs. K. D. Bryan, Mrs. G. J.
Cockrum, Mrs. N. A... Holcomb, Mrs.
Pete Huddleston, Mrs. G. H. House,
Mrs. Charles Walker, Mrs. G. T.
Gilligan, Mrs. G. E. Thompson,
Mrs. Leo F. Clark, Mrs. Alton R.
Carr and Mrs. Gerald McGuire.
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Williams, Nev H. The Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 61, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 10, 1949, newspaper, November 10, 1949; Kermit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1485459/m1/9/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Winkler County Library.