The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, January 22, 1932 Page: 4 of 4
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Wednesday, Jan. 13, a love-
" ous shower was given
Ellison, formerly «fow
Jewel Marsh. Mrs. C. E. Dick arid
Mrs Oils Brown were hostesses, 1
Man^ilovely present wero given,
hoi-c calling or sending- presents in-
Mesdwnes Ov-wT Young, jf.
G. E. Huddleston^ T,; A.
C. Baker, John Dillawl,
, R, J. Heard, D. Collier, E. W
Suggs,,. Calvin Smith; U. Homer mam
.son, K. S. M. Carter, J. L. Maih, F.
Bon, W E. Busby, B. ,F. Hicks, Al-
bert Lieske,. A. W. Anderson, Lloyd
C9X, W. E. Cox, S, J. Dendy ^Gw.
Mayes, Ira Benton, and Mrs. H,M.
Reed. 4
Misses Lilly Mayes, Doris Cox, Do-
vie Marsh, Elwanda Marsh, Gwendo-
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phine Smith and Nora McCurdy<.
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*§| Annie Buek on Monday^af-
I fe fti 3 o'clock. The
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[ ments consisting ot cherry pie
.whipped cream and coffee to tb ,fol-
lowing members: Mesdames H
Hollowly, G. C. Bidweli, J. W. Boyd
Jimmie Edwards, D, E. Aynfc W
Ford, W. K. Lackey and the hostest.
The next meeting will be with Mrs,
J. A Parks on Feb. 8 at 3 o'clock.
MRS. GREEN IS HOSTESS TO
ACE HIGH CLUB
*< The Ace High club members were
entertained Tuesday af-
$h Mrs. F. A. Green was
at Mlbridge party in their
V honor. Tables were arranged for two
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"Our Chureh- Faces Foreign
Missions."
Mrs. J. W. Boyd, the President,
•was leader of the lesson. After the
lesson a short business session was
held The treasurer was instructed
to send an offering to the Orphan's
Home at Itasca, part of this to be
a free will offering. .
After the meeting the hostess, as-
sisted by Misses Pauline and Ernes-
line Buck, served delicious refresh-
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tlefield playing high score and
H. C. Oldham high cut.
T*te\Jiostess' ■ pasied r)femonade
ing the games and ice cream .
cake were servd at t«i time. ,
R, C. Carter and J. P. Hackley were
Club members present included*
Mesdames J. L. Adams, Carter Chase
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McDaniel and H. C. Oldham.
SENIOR EPWORTH LEAGUE
REORGANIZES SUNDAY
C. M Huddleston, Edgar Hutehins,
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The Senior-Epworth League reor-
zed last Sunday evening with
1 Geneva Woody as their presi-
dent 4nu Herschel Stockton, vice-pres
dent. 1 . •
department chairmen will be
next Sunday evening at 61I6
League room at the. First
Methodist church. Young people
<*nd young married couples 01 the
city are invited to work in tha league
The following program will te giv-
en nexi Sunday evtu r.g.
Jesus Christianizing Commerce and
Industry. ' -
Leader — Maxwell Stockton.
Scripture—Acts 18: 1-3; 19:' 23-24.
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Have the Principals of Jesus Af-
fected Industry—Evans Smitn. .
Can Industry in America be called
Christian?—ZoieOdom.
What Are the most serious pro-
blems which stand in the way of
Christianizing Industry — Kathleen
Woody. • . - ' '
Does Christianity hold the solution
Benediction
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• By EVANS SMITH .
Thfe Crosbyton High School Chief-
tains were competitors in the Basket-
ball tourney at Ralls on last Friday
end Saturday. Sixteen schools, re-
presenting as many South Rains ci-
ties, accepted the invitation of the
City of Rails, the Wgh Bchool f acuity
in an elimina
and the Jack
squad to
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South Plains athl
tion touniey for the upbuilding
of
IPiPPliP ': . 1 • ■ - - r - persons hold offices
On'Prid.rmw the U.WaSs™) S
ine vmeis, nn>g}jBht> iri a.
Wilson, opposition for
forfeited their game, sending the
Chiefs into the quarter finals This
relieved the Chiefs from playing on
Friday as the quarter finals were to
be played Saturday morning. The
first opposition that" Crosbyton had
was with the fast team from Slaton.
This game wias oner of the high
lights of the season for the Chiefs.
Slaton played them a very nice game
making the scoring of both teams
above the par mark. When the game
was ovier the Chiefs had Won* by some
five or six points;
Victory oyer Slaton put the Chiefs.
in the semi-final round for the up-
per bracket. The Chiefs met the
team from Plainview for the semi-
final roUnd, the game being played
Saturday afternoon at 3:30. Le«
"Sleepy'' McEaehern proved to be
very nluch awake and showed that
he carried the wrong name. Plain-
view, representing a ClassAhighi ^en byEvans Smith
school, and also the. final winer w
the tournament, was the victor of
the game.
Coach Anthony Hunt had mucj
praise for his team, saying they had
been defeated fighting to the very
end of the struggle. This defeat
made it impossible for the Chiefs to
have re-
year and
ell pleased with them. The
gold and green; class colors
J'ngs are gum uw g>vcw,
and the Renter of the rii
up by a gold head of a
is taken
The class in Home Economics 2
served lunche8 the week before
Mrs. Pipkin, the instructor, said that
the class had realized quite a ne&t
sum of money from this enterprise.
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The followin
elected president; Casey Jones,
president; Nell McDaniels, se
and treasurer; and Zoie "
tftin reporter.
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The staff hias put one issue of the
Chieftain into the hapds of the stu-
dents and it was a fine start. Tho
staff wants the help and the backing
of each class and teache/..
The «ponaore^ToTThe c.a e,
as follows: >
Senior class—Mr. Edwards.
Junior class^-Mr. Morse.
Sophomore class—Mr. Hunt
Frehsman class—Miss Dowell
PLAY IN CHAPEL
Wednesday mornlngin chapel
play, "The House of Mysteryr'
given by the Junior class. This
supported by the monologue,-
" edding Amu'
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THINGS!
Fii>t and foremost you would
entrusted to your care that there could
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to be at all times both friendly and helpful.
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These are the things you would Wish to do. They ,
the tilings which this bank have in mind in its management.
CITIZEN'S NATIONAL BANK
Crosbyton, Texas
**A HOME BANK FOR EVERYBODY"
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Anniversary," which was
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go beyond third place in the tourney.
The Chiefs played the team from Ro-
by for third place and lost to them,
taking fourth place. °
On Saturday night, the champion-
ship game waB played' between the
Jaekrabbits of Ralls and the Bull
dogB of Plainview. Ralls was the
winner in the lower bracket, while
Plainview was the winner in the up-
Ralls was defeated 20
The students are in the midst of
their second six weeks examinations.
Many pale faces can be seen in th^
halls of the building. On every side
you hear the questions, "Did you
pass?" and "What did Mr. Hunt ask
you?"1
MRS. CARTER CHASE
IS CLUB HOSTESS
Mrs Carter Chase entertained at
her home Thursday afternoon, com-
plimenting members of the Thursday | per bracket
Bridge club. In the bridge play Mrs. to 19.. , . ..
J. I, Weatherby made high score anna The trophy for first place in tne
Mrs. C. M. Huddleston high cut. {tourney, a handsome loving cup, was
At tea time a salad course was presented'to the captain^of the Plain-
ed
passed by the hostess to Mesdames
J. A. Buak, F. ;A. Green, C. M. Hud-
The second trophy, which
goes to the Jaekrabbits, and gold and
view team.
goes to the — ~ .
silver basket balls were not presented
dleston, Frank | Corn; H. C Oldham,
Olen Littlefieldl G. M. McKee, Sep .
Smith, LesUe Mitchell,""Hayse Seiber, I The consolation trophy, a small
Roy McDaniel and J. I. Weatherby. staWette, wag presented to the cap-
i limw lalir'^•iil'ihoi'k PionoorGi wflich
METHODIST W. M. S. BEGIN
STUDY COURSE
The Women's Missionary Society
of the First Methodist church, had
their first lesson Wednesday in their
spring study coutse, "Methodism and
forld Need," with Mrs. W. M. Cur-
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In Business For Your
HEALTH
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Satisfied
Customers
It is not uncommon for our customers to
say to us—"How fresh and appetizing your
whole stock looks. We can always get the very
best groceries and at a price as low as the
cheapest."
If you are not a customer of ours," we v/ould
be glad to have you give us a trial for we feel
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is comprised [ of the members of tne
second team I of the Lubbock high
school.
The Crosbyton Squaws are work-
ing hard and developing a team that
is going to bring much glory to the
school. The Chieftain team has al-
xeady brought their share of glory
home and are going after more in
the tournament at Matador.
Reporter
ry as teacher.
The cour se will continue for six
consecutive weeks on each Wednes-
rfay afternoon at 2:30 p. m , -in the
W. M. S. room at the church.
Mrs. W..M- Romane was made the
chairman of a committee to take or-
ders forsakes, pies and dressed chi-
ckens. The /society will furnish these
items at anytime an order is desired.
The public is requested to phOrc
Mrs. Romane any order they may-
wish to make and some member of
the society wil^fijl the order.
BROTHER IN LAW DIED
Alex Noack, brother-in-law of Mrs
Ed Lieskel, died at his home in South
land last/Sunday and was burried in
the Southland cemetery Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Lieske and family
attended) the funeral Monday.
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Miss Dowell was injured in an au-
to accident On last Saturday. She
could not take charge of her classes
on Monday of this week, but she was
well seconded- by - her mother Miss
Dowell is sCffering from a general
shake up and' eannot walk. We hope
that she will improve as the days go
on.
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Large Barber Towels lc each
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Curry, W. M. The Crosbyton Review. (Crosbyton, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 3, Ed. 1 Friday, January 22, 1932, newspaper, January 22, 1932; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth242944/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Crosby County Public Library.