Weatherford College Coyote (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 8, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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Thalian Tattler
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SUMMUM VOLIT
station in pursuit of an unbranded
to have always ended in something1
cussing the calf in German.
MER. & FAR. STATE BANK
Short orders in the shortest
Sandwich Shop
YORK AVE. BEAUTY SHOP
along
MUDDY WATER
SAFEWAY STORES
Distribution Without Waste ’
Trade with Safeway and save
First National Bank
Residence Phone 66-R
MADE TO MEASURE SUITS, New swatches just in,
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HAAS’
$1.95
New skirts
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Kuteman Building
Office Phone 409
possible time
Claude Smith
FREE—A coupon will be given
with each 50c worth of work,
which will be accepted as 50c
cash on any price permanent.
Turn your radios to the local
station on Wednesday’s during
the noon hour for the—•
Kozy Kove Five
When the smoke cleared only 5 or
6 stray dogs could be seen in the
fog. Considering some of the mugs
that stay at the dorm, it was cer-
tainly a miracle that he didn’t shoot
the wrong bunch.
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We have just purchased a new
shipment of Eversharp pencils
You are welcome to see them
when they arrive.
R. I. LEE
League Plans Course
In Teacher Training
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TRY YOUR DRUG STORE
FIRST
Corcanges Drug
West Side Square
Don’t forget to send
VALENTINE GREETINGS
Or give her a Vanity, Bracelet
or Necklace.
Dorothy Watt
Jeweler
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5GReasons why tNy
Midget Drug Co.
Gets so many kodak films to
develop.
SERVICE AND QUALITY
WORK—TRY US
HERMAN MILLIK
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MARTIN’S SHOE H
211 North Mainusi
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Real Estate, Insurance an
Loan Agents
Weatherford, Texas
offered at these low prices $16.50, $19.50 and $24.50
W. H. BOWDEN & SONS
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fit guaranteed. We can make your suit any way you
desire. Our patterns are the best quality we have
Pop Corn, Peanuts and Candy)
Cigars, Tobacco, Cold Drink
Palace Confectionery •
B. F. Browder, Prop. .
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H. LANGSTON, "Dirtist"
them proceeded to tell Tommy that
he had been telling every girl, whom
he escorted, the same thing. Fields
replied that he was sorry, but he
couldn’t get a new line for each of
them.
Novelty Sweaters ...........-.....$1.25
Silk Dresses ..............................$3.95
Spring Coats.....-.......................$6.85
Slips ........... t...................98c
As .to the bright, new beer-mugs
at Crawford’s, it doesn’t seem rea-
sonable that the Crawford boys want
more mugs, ewhen there are 3 "beer-
mugs'' from Crawford’s atetnding
W. C. now. Their new beer mugs ;
Because of the many inquiries
York’s Music Store
THE COYOTE DEN
Always at your service for
your candies, school supplies,
and musical needs.
We stand behind the Coyotes
C. J. Hall: “Where’s my golf
socks?”
Hal Langston: “What golf socks?’
C. J.: “The ones with eighteen
holes.
he certainly forgot how to be
courteous (if he ever knew). Crude
stuff like his might have gone over
with women of the Stone Age, but ।
not with modern girls, They’re en-
Jane Jessup and Ruth Christian
have funny ideas about marriage
One of them wants a real cave man
for a husband, while the other
wants a big four-flusher. This goes
to prove what students are learn-
ing at W. C.
Our dear friend “Switzer” has
turned cowboy. He was last seen
rounding the corner of a filling
the privilege of accompanying Miss
“Lubbock” to the show Friday night
What we can’t understand is how
a girl as smart as Minnie Mae Clay-
ton would fall for a line like
Tommy’s. Love must be blind after
all.
No wonder Hal Langston can’t
past expressions from you. These I
«Reunicns» as a general rule, seem i yearling. As Dr. ‘Kingfish was on
, L-t, -1iy. ended in something foot, it is believed that he was
WE TRADE
We have a dandy radio to
trade for a really good Under-
wood or Royal typewriter.
EVERYSPORT
The girls at the dorm “checked
up” on Tommy Fields, and one of
Mr. Jordan and Mr. Langston dressed stamped envelope
wish to thank each individual per- with the question desired.
If Chhic Sale needs any more
supporters for hi, “little chocolate
tablets,” D. O. Wilkerson and C. J.
Hall will surely come to his al 1. D.
O. and C. J. said that they were in
a run down condition before tak-
ing Ex-Lax, and since taking it
they are still in a “run down”
condition.
like a “musicale.” I can recall one
incident where your dear friend,
Mr. Kinnebrow was called up to
play his fiddle at one of these
tamily affairs. The party, if you
rememiber, was soon broken up be-
cause of Mr. Kinnebrow’s absence
from town. It might be advised
that you call on Mr. Lon Durrett
for the next affair* of this kind.
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3 Exide and Standard Storage Batteries, Starter,
K Generator and battery service. Marathon gas and oils
# We are 100 per cent for W. C.
| Galbreaith Battery Station
# Phone 624
Bowman Lewis is very popular
i seems, as Miss Lenora White, on
seeing Bowman walking across the
basketball court, inquired of a
friend to make sure (High Center)
wasn’t walking backwards.
will probably all contain shaving ! as to the statements of this coluran
soap within a week as the Crawford being true or not, this paper wail
boys are too timid to buy the bee”, furnish sufficient proof of any
and much too delicate to drink it. statement made in This column at
_______ any time upon receiving a self ad-
What’s the matter? Isn’t Max
Coalson interesting to Nell any
more? Anyway, there’s one girl whe
seems to appreciate him. He had
“Punk” Thompson, on seeing
some of Katherine’s boy friends
talking to her at the Decatur game,
gets jealous. Punk’s reply to a re-
porter was, “If this keeps up it’ll
be “Katy bar the door” for me.”
It is to be regretted that the
“'Senior Edition” of the Coyote
practically ruined the up-to-date
standard of this column. This column
particularly has always given last-
minute news and was still striving
for last-minute news until the
“Senior Edition” had to recall a few
incidents whch happened last sum-
xner.
There will be at least"MG
offered, the names of which'RATDe
published later.
The students should be planning
for this conference and should
leave the week of the conference
open so that they may take one of
the courses. They will prove help-
ful and inspirational, and many of
the students will doubtless take
advantage of the opportunity.
George Benjamin is always get-
ting his "snozzle" into something.
Since he was associated with the
test issue of this paper and parti-
enlarly with the Dirt column, he
has lost one of his dea est friends,
M.-s Mathis. “Snozza ' says. “Ann
senally-at Crawford’s for his re-
questing the absence of the before
mentioned from the Crawford’s par
ties. It might be mentioned, however
that Mr. Jordan and Mr. Langston
had no intention of breaking in
apon the lower forms of society.
Miss Leilah Duke, late student of
W. C., was heard to remark, “I
think Bowman Lewis is the cutest
Tittle thing.” Miss Duke, at the
time, was observing (High Center)
through a pair of binocualrs with
the power adjusted to increase an
object 50 times its normal size.
Plans have been completed for a
Young People’s Training Confer- (
ence to be held at Weatherford
College during the -week of March
26 to 31. This conference is to be
for the young people of Parker and
Palo Pinto counties, and is spon-
sored by the Parker-Palo Pinto
Counties Young People’s Union.
O. D. Wallace, the cook out at
the boys dorm, jumped out of bed
at 1:30 a. m. and fired both barrels
c? his dusty old shotgun into the
blackness of the night. Heads were
rotruding from all windows, en. 6
deavoring to locate the “bride.”
tirely too smart.
Jane, our little sax player, is
getting desperate. She’ll play
“Sharps” even if they are “flats.”
Since Powell and Daisy have
broken up, Daisy has actually tried
to commit suicide! The other night
about one o’clock two dorm girls
caught her in the act of jumping
out of the window. Some say she
was walking in her sleep, but oth-
ers have their doubts.
On hearing that Waldo had call-
ed off a date with Catherine Lovell,
Ruth Christian had the nerve to say
to Waldo, “You wouldn’t call off a
date with me, for, in the first place,
.you wouldn’t get one ” “And,” re-
torted Waldo, “in the second place,
I wouldn’t ask for one.”
If Marjorie Spencer doesn’t
hurry and decide between C. B.
•Borden, Bill Lott and Roy Gracey,
the poor boys will probably die of
torturous, agonized suspense. (?)
. gives me no rhanks, only hard
Tcoks.» It will be a relief to the
students to learn o'- the termina- get a girl. When he came to college
ion of this unhappy triangle.
The wonderful violinist Was before
his audience ready to play. Just as
he started three of his strings broke.
But, so determined was he to suc-
ceed, that he played on the one re-
maining string and became famous
for his composition in G major.
You, too, may succeed if you but
will.
Speakng of last summer’s hap-
penings, the writer of this column
has no alibis as to what has already
been printed. However, it is need-
less to say that other people were
engaged in social affairs also. Mr.
Hall (for instance), it seems that
you rould not engage in private so-
cial affairs with Miss Buckley with-
out all of her family relations
butting in. “A regular family re-
unen," you have said, as I recall
How About
HUD’S NOSTROLENE,
Did you know, folks, that this
wonderful remedy would ab-
solutely relieve Catarrah and
head colds? Made and guar-
anteed by
HUDSON DRUG
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The old family druggist
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whether ot no we feel sure that he
is relieved to learn that she will
attend Baylor Belton next year.
Aline Langston received some
very encouraging information con-
cerning the identity of her fatur e
husband.
Boys, get ready—that high school
romance is gonna bust up at last.
That Christian, according to the
Presence, is about to engage in a
spring collegiate romance.
Mary Wear, he avers, is very
studious, but after cogitating over
the matter he added, that she does
not over work.
That Chisholm must be very
versatile—“There is something that
allures you in Waco”—and yet, We
hadn’t noticed any marked indif-
ference on her part where the local
talent is concerned.
THE WEATNERFORD COLLEGE COYOTE
Last Saturday morning the Tha-
lians, who were supposed to meet
at the college at six o’clock, met at
6:30 and hiked to Holland’s Lake.
We had a terrible time getting the
fire started, and we almost froze.
All of the girls ate a man-sized
breakfast. After we had warmed in
Walter Huston’s house, we started
on our journey back to town.
DIDJA KNO
That Bradshaw had to sleep with
her boots on ’cause they wouldn’t
come off.
That Lenora thinks the boy
friend should not express his likes
if contrary to the girl friend’s.
That Marg? gave a pretty picture
to the “sweetest man in town.”
That La Verne can’t ride a
bicycle.
That Jane and Daisy take long
walks south occasionally.
That Jo Nell had a personal read-
ing from the fortune teller.
That George turned out to be a
fine pal to Bonnie and Ann.
That men are just like street
cars, if you miss one, there will be
another along soon.
That I’ll be seein’ ya.
OAKLEY
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PRINCE BEN ALI ADVISES
LOVELORN
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