The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 74, Ed. 2 Friday, August 30, 1946 Page: 5 of 14
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•New College Church Minister
, college in which it is expected to! E. Bean, Haynie C. Sides, Kenneth,
enroll 1,300 students.
The elders of the church decid-
ed to retain an educational director
B. Skinner, Duard R. Little, F redie
to assist the minister and now are
seeking a man to fill that position.
Fri.
Sat.
geance”
ire Trevor
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SAT.
Fifteen years after his own grad-
uation from Abilene Christian col-
lege Glenn L. Wallace Sunday will
begin his work as minister of the
College Church of Christ worship-
ping in Sewell auditorium on the
college campus.
Wallace and his wife and son
arrived Tuesday from Springfield,
@Mo., where for two years he has
"been minister of the South Na-
• tional Avenue church of Christ.
After completing his work in
ACC in 1931 Mr. Wallace served a
congregation in Wichita, Kas.,
seven years. He was minister of
the Central church, Cleburne, Tex-
as, four years and the Central
church, Los Angeles, Calif., three
years before going to Springfield.
Mrs. Wallace is the former Leola
Duckworth, a daughter of Mr. and
@Mrs. Lee Duckworth, 1009 Hickory.
She also is an ACC graduate. Their
son, Glenn L. Jr., 13, will enter
the eighth grade in the ACC
Demonstration school.
The Wallace family is the first
to occupy the minister’s residence
purchased recently by the College |
church at 673 East North 15th, a
block from the site of the church
building planned for construction
opposite the southwest corner of
the campus.
Minister Wallace was born and
reared in Montague county, Tex-
as.
Members of his family have been
ministers through three genera-
tions. He is a kinsman of Foy E.
Wallace Sr., Cled E. Wallace and
Foy E. Wallace Jr., nationally-
known in the church. A brother,
G. K. Wallace, also is a minister
and ACC graduate.
Wallace was selected recently to
succeed A. Hugh Clark, who re-
GLENN L. WALLACE
14 Boys of 18 New
Drafft Registrants
Fourteen 18-year-old boys are
sisted as new registrants by Selec-
tive Service Board No. 1, Abi-
lene. They are: William Zane Wil-
liams, Don Gayle Magee, Rodney
Allison Gallusha, Donald Horace
Sosebee, Charlie Luther Wilcox,
Otto Arm Hall, Donald Edgar Bak-
| er, Martin Robert Cotton, Dale
| Leon Havins, Robert Kenneth
Branch, Harvey O’Neille Bourland,
Jr., and Charles Woodrow Baker,
all of Abilene.
New classifications of other reg-
istrants were announced as fol-
signed last spring to become min- ....... „c.e .......... a. ...-
ister of a San Antonio congrega- lows: 3-A—Claudy A. Henson, Ray.
tion. I mond Woodrow Hinds, Frankie L.
He begins his ministry on the Isaac, Rowell P. Leggett, James
eve of opening of a session of the 0. York, David W. Sherrod, Jesse
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Monarch
TEA
Mortons
SALT
4 Lb. Box 23c
2 %%., 15c
W. S.
BABY FOOD 4; oz, can
Brown Beauty
BEANS Per Can 10
LAVAVTLA
Taking Powde
DOUBLE ACTING /
Vacuum Packed
CORN
12-OZ
CAN
13°
10 Or.
Can
9
SHORTENING
Supreme
SALAD WAFERS
Kellogg’s
All Bran
One Pound Box
18c MILK
REG.
PKG
13c PI-DO
FRESH, CRISP
VEGETABLES
CARPOTC 5 Nice TE-
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Bell
PEPPERS
LEMONS
CABBAGE
Sweet
POTATOES
L. 124c
2 % 25c
Lb. 5c
Lb. 1Oc
W. A. BOURLAND GLASMANN
GROCERY GROCERY
1002 Grape, Phone 2-0324 1017 s. 7th. Phone 2-0055
KING’S
FOOD STORE
937 Grape. Phone 2-0400
HUDSPETH
FINER FOODS
3 Lb.
Carton
Dairic raff
Per Can
12c
box 10c
ATE
FINE, TENDER
AND SAVORY
Flat
RIB ROAST
Chuck
ROAST
Lo’n
STEAKS AM s.w
SALT PORK
FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST
JACK’S GRO-
CERY & MKT.
1201 Butternut
Phone 8282
LEE’S
FOOD MART
KAY’S
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1002 s. 14th, Phone 6633
446 Psoch. Phone 4329 1801 Butternut Phone 4630
All AG Stores
Closed Sundays
1 L
L. 25c
Lb. 35c
Lb. 53c
Lb. 45c
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for 5c
LESTER HIGGS
GROCERY
201 Grape, Phone 6283
J. W. YEARGAN
GROCERY
1342 s. 3rd s.
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THE MAN BEHIND THE COUNTER OWNS THE STORE
Freeman, Herman Hyatt, Clyde
Alexander, Junior R. Murry, Ben-
hard W. Hoffman, Charley L. Wil-
helm. Lee R. Wilson, Rupert B.
Woodard, Robert J. Beams, Gar-
land W. Poer, Laurence H. Powell,
Walton G. Tutt, Delmar L. Clark,
Billy D. Thompson: 2-A—Phil Stu-
art Kendrick, Jr.; 4-A—Spurgeon
M. Hyde, Paul V. Garner.
Chevrons Given
THE ABILENE, TEXAS, REPORTER-NEWS
Friday Evening, August 30, 1946 Page 5
U. S. Sugar Exports
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30—(P)
—Port records showed today that
13,500,000 pounds of sugar have
been exported from here to for-
eign countries within the past
week. Loading of a 4,000,000 pound
shipment to Finland is scheduled
to begin tomorrow.
Abilene Lions
Seventeen members of the Abi-
lene Lions club received gold chev-
rons Thursday at the weekly lunch-
eon in the Windsor hotel, in honor
of having belonged to the Lions
International for 20 and 10 years
respectively.
The chevrons are to be attached
awards went to Robert C. Rankin,
Rupert N. Richardson, Lon W.
Steffens and L. A. Wall.
Ten-year “Old Monarch” chev-
Mother and Son Die
in Gravel Cave-in
rons were given to Dr. Clinton E.
Adams, M. L. Bird, A. T. Bontke,
Glen L. Corrie, J. R. Fielder, Hen-
ry James, D. H. Jefferies, G. C.
McDonald, Hollis Manly, J. Morey - -_______--_______
Millerman, Tom G. Roberts, Wick- Richardson was buried beneath
liffe Skinner, Mitt Williams, Tom tons of gravel as she was attempt-
E. Roberts, and W. P. Wright. ing to rescue the child.
PITTSBURG, Tex., Aug. 30—(P)
—Mrs. O. W. Richardson, 38, and
her small son were killed yester-
day in a cave-in of a gravel pit
four miles north of here. Mrs.
000
President Carl Springer made
the presentations.
Guests at the luncheon were
Markley McMahon, L. O. Folks,
Ken Hayward, D. M. Oldham and
ing to rescue the child.
to the Lion lapel buttons and worn. |
Receiving a 20-year charter chev-
ron was Judge Owen Thomas. This
signifies that he has been a Lion John Womble, all of Abilene.
20 years and went in as a charter
member of some club.
Twenty-year “Old Monarch’’
Sarah Ann Groom, student at
Abilene Christian high school,
played several piano numbers.
DR. T. S. HIGGINBOTHAM
OPTOMETRIST
For Appointments
Dial 9179
311 Mims Bids.
OR THINGS TO EAT
WE CANT BE BEATI”
EVER
Gerber’s
THESE Base
EzoW PRICES
at PIGGLY WI66LX:
Can
BABY FOOD 7c
ish
DELMONTE COFFEE^ 19.35c
Silver Foom Washing W. P.
POWDER #, 29c
Morton’s
SALT ,,. 8c
Schilling’s
Gold Chain
BLEACHGat 20c MEAL 5 V., 38c
MESS KITS
Surplus
Property
(Slightly Used)
Eoch 10c
"Piggly Wiggly—A Good Place To Trade"
TOMATOES 22 14c
BAKING POWDERJa19
Large Pkg.
FLAVORS1: 35c CLE-CLENE 15c
Peanut Butter Maryland Club
ARMOUR’S 54 COFFEE 1 % 38c
TEXSUN
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
46 Oz.
Can
29c
Mission
PRUNES
Pkg. 12c
Adams 47-Oz,
ORANGE JUICE 52c
Woodbury
SHAMPOO
Gebhardt’s
TAMALES 10% Sr 21c
Hershey
COCOA
Mission
RAISINS
4b. 10c
M°* 12c
Post’s Corn Toasties Pkg. 12
Kellogg’s-
ALL BRAN n,14c PUREX Sont 15c
Gebhardt’s Can
DEVILED MEAT 10c
Heinz’s Creamed Tomato
SOUP 2 Co 25c
No. 2% Cans
KRAUT 15c
BORAXO EEXXM
Large
Size
Large Assortment of
39c PICKLES
SOUR, SWEET
AND DILL
IBBY’S TOMATO JUICE
43 Oz.
Can
29
PURITY OATS 25° Corn Beef Hash
SET MEATS
... ... 4 Pecos Valley
25°
Fresh Vegetables
Very Delicioue
HAM
3EEF
STEAKS
Grade AA Loin
Ls. 48c
Center
Slices
Lb. 75c
Short
Ribs
L. 32c
PORK CHOPS Lb. 55c
ROAST Chscterr
For Sandwiches, etc.
ASS’D. LOAVES
Lb. 37c
37c
LIMITED AMOUNT OF CHEESE, BACK
FAT AND DRY SALT
CANTALOUPES Lb. 7c
Bartlett
PEARS
LETTUCE
Fancy
Eating
Lb.
124c
Fresh
Crisp
Nea 13c
POTATOES Ruie
54c
TOMATOES “or L. 15c
Jonathan
APPLES
Delicious
APPLES
New Crop
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Medium
Red Lb.
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Lb. 10c
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The Abilene Reporter-News (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 66, No. 74, Ed. 2 Friday, August 30, 1946, newspaper, August 30, 1946; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1644866/m1/5/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Public Library.