Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 149, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 20, 1943 Page: 3 of 16
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Sw«ttw«feer Reporter, Sweotwater, Texas
Victory Canning T rain ing School
Holding Last Meeting Wednesday
^"hird and last meeting of the
Save-and-Share-Kor-Victory Can-
ning training school will he con-
ducted by Mrs. Elsie Gilkerson
Wednesday, June 23, at. 10 a. m.
iiV the junior high school home
Aking department.*
Only two methods of home
canning are recommended by
the Extension Service of Texas
A and M College as being safe,
preventing spoilage, and retain-
er the maximum amount of
food value, flavor, texture, and
color.
One method, says Mis. Gilker-
son, is to process meats and veg-
etables, except tomatoes and ripe
£nentoes, in a pressure cooker.
The other method is I lie water
bath for fruits, tomatoes, and
ripe pimentos.
She explains that the pressure
cooker offers the safest known
l^own method of canning the
non-acid vegetables and meats
because it destroys bacteria in
these foods, including the most
dangerous — the bacillus botul-
inus. If these bacteria arc not
c^stroyed in the spare stage they
may grow and later produce a
toxin or poison in the food.
Open kettle canning is not
recommended by the agent lie-
cause research shows there is i
fjater percentage of spoilage
d the food often becomes
mushy in texture. It is not best
however, to can fruit and toma-
toes in. a pressure cooker, and
they keep easily in when pro-
raised at 212 degrees Fahren
Iwit, in a water bath.
Further directions on modern
canning methods are available
from the county home demon-
stration agent's office in th"
^urt House.
•piiose attending the meetings
and who plan to return to their
zones and teach neighbors in-
clude Mmes. T. P. Johnson, Lou-
ie Hartgraves, Ed Ponder. Dill
Race, J. Harvey, Marie Ptir-
J. C. Pace, sr., Sam Shaw,
Charles Lewis.
Paul ComoJli, L. T Nelson
Roy Carrigan, .'W. E. Horn, I.
A. Lasseter, Harvey Meyer, A.
H. Fortner, A. .1 Wimberly, T
0 Kent, W W. Travland, Vir-
,gli Richburg, R. I Knmby.
.1. W. Townsend. Elsie Robin-
son, C. VV. Breeding, K M
* Camp, and Miss Elnerine Baron.
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^1 VISIT • \\ PT. SCI ItliVV
Mrs. Beulah Scudday will l ,ivc
Wednesday for Massachusetts ■•>
visit her son, Capt. Fred Scud-
day, a combat instructor m the
ajuny air force stationed a'
c™er Field at Springfield. She
will be accompanied by her dau-
ghter, Mar.v (ins Prim, and
grandson, Micky P r i m o f
Phoenix, Ariz., who will arrive
bare this week. They plan to be
"ay for several months.
"Pyorrhea" May
^ Follow NcgSoct
TDid you ever see an attractive
person with irritated "GUMS"?
Druggists refund money-if first
bottle of "LETO'S" fails lo help.
Armor's l>rtm
./ '
KOI! VICTOftV—.lus< a> Mr. and .Mrs. Cliamiiotts of riiatla-
nooga proudly display sonic of the fruits of their home can-
ning labors, Nolan county women are (loitifr likewise through
their training at the Save and Share for Victory canning
school.
City Sweethearts
Choose Tuesday
To Entertain
Twenty Sweetwater Sweet-
hearts met Thursday at 8 p in.
in the lounge of the USO for
a called meeting. Mr.: Adolph A.
El" rle, head of the Sweethearts,
directed the meeting.
Member., deified to Ivee each
| Tuesday night designated as
Sweetheart night with some act-
ivity planned by three members
I of the group, a different, three
I sponsoring the entertainment I
week
Joe Roothe, a major of i
Sweethearts, will be host- |
for a bridge party Tuesday
lit Mi-. . Wanda Holhert, Mi.- ■
i fa I'roffitt and Miss Prance,
ssist. Games will in-!
rmiviiiy, bridge, and |
pi'iA-s will be piven. i
afternoon, from two i
. i ne
each
M r,
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ill ;
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■iundny 1
lil five,
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coinmuni
cookies at
I I. 14. S M I 'I'M \ i;« i. I si 11 i >
XRW YORK
I The state 1 irtI i
decided that the s;
school children to
too much li
Mer ceforth
Re
in — (UPi
if regents ha ■.
lute given by
the American
ke the fascist
the children
keep
heart
fiance.
•n:
right hand
i■ • the pled
ov<
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Sweet water Youths
Attend Conference
In Buffalo Gap
Miss Margie Rowland and
Miss. Carol Sue Bennett attend-
ed the West Texas Pioneer
Camp, which is in session in
Buffalo Gap. They left Monday
and returned Fridav.
This is an annual conference
sponsored by the Christian
t 'hnrch.
Last week Mus Margaret Ann
Carson from Brf.dy and Miss
Josephine Warner attended the
conference. Since the conferen
ce, Miss ('arson visited with
Miss Warner until Thursday.
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Whcr© To Go
SI \PAY:
Churches. See church sch-
edule for time in Sunday's
■Sweet wa ter Reporter.
RSO: 8 a in. to 10 p. m.
Coffee hour at USO, 10 a.
m.
Theatres running 2 p m.
to 10 p m.
Swimming pool: 2 p. m.
to I I p. m.
Tennis courts: dawn to
dark.
Picnic sites at park and
lake: anyl ime.
Sixty five private cabin
owners a Rug the rim of
Lake Sweetwater welcome
the girls to visit and play
at their grounds. Many
have standing invitations,
and some owners have made
it known that the girls are
welcome for a "drop in"
call.
Back Lawn
Picnic Fetes
Mrs. Swaim
In the cool shade of the back-
yard at the home of Mrs. W. R.
Manroe, Mrs. W. R. Swaim, who
before her recent marriage was
Ethel Harkins, was named hon-
or guest to a picnic supper Fri-
day evening.
Over an open fire in a 't arbe-
etle pit, guests toasted weiners
and were served brown beans,
tomatos, onions, potato salad,
and iced tea. A long garden ta-
ble was handsomely decorated
with a vegetable theme. Center-
ing tlie arrangement was bowl
of red roses in which long sticks
held tiny golden squash, green
cucumbers, green peppers and
red apples. Crooked neck squash
flanked the decoration. Colored
china was used to emphasize the
outdoor theme.
The guest lis*, included Mmes.
Swain, John Cox, jr., W. A.
Corbett, John Hubbard, Parkes
Neblet.t, Bolton Head, Charles
Hodges. Bill Sheridan, Elsie
Gilkerson, H. P. Harkins, Lloyd
Kelsey, Leonard Weaver, and
Madeline Neblett, Ernestine and
Kemfcle Roy, Paulino Ballcw,
Fanny Vance and Laura Sheri-
dan.
The bride was picsenled with
a spoon in her sterling silver
pattern
Pauline Joyner
Ensign In Florida
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FOR DAILY NUTRITION
Qood Bread Is One
Of The Basic Seven
iii ihc l 'W nutrition protjiciw
which bmpn) nationwide on ht
Oven
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U'"'" til
Daily
Every mdmber of the family from the children to the grownups
needs the daily benefits derived from Sunbeam IJreacl. At least two
9 slices at every meal add up to provide vitamins and minerals cs
?cntial for good nutrition. Sun be vtsn Bread is wholesome, delicious
ly good and fresh daily. Serve it t vcr family with every meal.
Sunbeam B akers
Finer Bakory Products
e, ^
Fisher Residents
Sign For Canning
Sugar Up To 22d
ROBY — The Fisher county
canning sugar registration for
those who failed to register dur-
ing tRe first period will be hein
June 18 through the 22d at the
courthouse. War Ration Book
No. 1 must be presented before
sugar can be issued.
Miss Lota Hayes ieft Thurs-
day for San I ntonio, Texas. She
is employed by the Southwest-
ern Bell Telephone Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert and
son came Monday night to visit
relatives. Mr. Gilbert returned
home Tuesday and Mrs. Gilbert
and son remained for a visit
Willi her family, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Edwards.
Boyd Burris Seaman Second
Class returned to his post in
Rhode Island after a visit with
relatives and friends.
Cpl. Archie Turnhull of Bry-
an is home on a fifteen day fur-
lough visiting his wife and child-
ren, father and other relatives.
A number of boys leave for
i he armed service Friday.
Miss Inell Edwards is on a
two weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Maurice Dry, Miss Love s
Rtmn, and Miss Francene Rob-
erts visited in Lubbock over the
week-end.
Charles Alexander returned
to his old home in Abilene after
a visit, with his grandfather, S.
W. Edmondson and relatives.
Miss Joan Turnbow of Dallas
has been visiting relatives and
friends in Roby and Sweetwater.
Everyone is invited to attend
church at the Roby Baptist
Church Sunday morning and
evening.
A number of Roby people at-
tended the opening of Rotan s
I swimming pool
Ozzie I'oikes was in Abilene
on business Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Krai
of Houtson are vsiting their
parents. Mi's. C. E.. Meadstream
and Mr. and Mrs. T. T Krai.
Clarence Headstream and
daughter are visiting Mrs. C E
Headstream and family.
Set. and Mrs. Robert Worth
Norwood of Spokane, Wash.,
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Neves and other relatives.
Mrs. Norwood will remain here
with her parents for a while.
The vacation Bible school
has been in session at the Me-
thodist church this week.
Mrs. tmogene Lane, deputy
tax assessor-collector has re-
turned from Austin where she
attended the annual Aax Asses-
sors-Col lectors Convention
The Rotan Business Men's
club assisting the Roby Busi-
ness and Professional club is
sponsoring Harris Davis in a
concert to be given at t'-O Ro-
tan High school auditorium
Tuesday night June 22. Mains
has completed his junior year
in North Texas State G.tiltge d
Denton in May He has been in
the marine reserve and will re-
port for active duty July I
Courthouse News
I
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RKCK.yr ISItlDK—Mrs. J.ic k K. .fames, the i'ornter .Mary rran-
ees Windrow, formerly of Sweetwater, and lit. James were
married June 12 in a twilight eeremoiiy at Mineral Wells. The
bride was graduated from Sweetwater high school, ami re-
cently received her l . S. degree from the Texas State t'ollegc
for Women.
Baptist Church
Matron's Class
Holds Social
j Ridela Matron' ( la:. . of Hie
Lamar Street Baptist eln.ueh met
; wit li Mrs ('lyde I .ewis for a ■
i liusine and social meeting
I Tuesday afternoon. Mrs John j
Mel Ion iid was e<i-hosle
Mrs MeRonald led the open !
ing pray• r. and Mrs. Lewi-I
j brought the devotional, from the |
| thirteenth chapter of Hebrews.
| Mrs, (a i aid IIiley pre ided The
j class .-on'.;, "My llesier." was
I sung. Plans were made for the
| annual banquet to be held in I
July. Gifts from pals were ex-1
changed.
[ Ice cream and cookies were
served to Mines. I V Dement, j
: K. M. Wilson. 10. W. Jones. D f |
I Smith. John Pierson, Huey, and j
! a visitor. Mrs W B. Corthen. I
land the lio.ie,se.-.
^gt. Brewer,
Koscoc Girl
f akc Vows
Society
Calendar
Moii)la.\'
flitdlland lleiulils Methodist
I WSCS—Anna and Jane Addams
I circles will have a joint meeting
. at p. ni. in the church
| Lamar Street Baptist WMR
| will meet with Mrs. I). (' Smith
I at II p. m for a business and so-
cial meeting.
Presbyterian Auxiliary - Cir-
ele 2 meet with Mrs T R M"n
i roe at :! p, ju
j First Baptist churclr. all meet
' at :t p. m. Ann Mar/iarel at the
\11 'on. ni-mehe .Siin|isoii wif11
Mr, I., •' \ t*,n. l.nedle F'eagan
' with Mrs, J J Robbin. Christena
! Donath with Mrs D Wilson,
Lottie Moon with Mrs. N L.
I King. Mar.v A|e>;anfl.er with Mrs
I Paul Terrell
I Tiirsilay
| Blanche Rose Walker Baptist
circle will meet at ',0 p in wi'b
Mrs. Sam Jones.
Duplicate club will meet at one
p. In ill Starr' Sandwich hop
I for luncheon Later- t he croup
will he entertained at. the home
( 'ami
liviu:
n kelpy \
I'it 17 Oak
Re
and Mrs. I) ( 1
of Mr.«
bridge.
W -Broucthton with
Six warranty deeds filed t.luis
week'with L. W. Scott, county
clerk, show the sale of four res-
idential tracts and one fourth
section of farmland.
They include: R. B. Luker t>i
John Meyers, jr., lot 7.
H. in block 2 of Junior Heights
addition: Standard Savings and
Loan association to T. C. Blair
et ux. $3,000: nine feet strip off
east s lie of Mulberry street: Joe
Beal to Lena P. fdcClure SJ -
2.r>0. lot ft anil south half of lot
5, block 13. original town: .1 M.
Kirkpatrtck to Minnie Kirkpat-
rick -10, It. 1 in blk. 5, C. P. Kcn-
Idall subdiv.;
(,t(
(Copyright. 194 3, Roy I'innry)
Pecking out from behind her
bonnet, this-baby made the pic-
ture that won New York pho-
tographer Roy Pinney first
prize in Art Directors' Club
contest.
M: Mamie Loi. .. ii' n • lausdi
ter of Mr and Mrs w r st at on
of Roscoe, and Sgt T (' Brewer
of Sweetwater, son of Tvler C
Brewer now of lloir.^ton. were
married at p. in. Wedneiday
at t lie First Baptist parsonage.
The Rev. .1. M, Sibley officiated
at the single-ring ceremony.
The bride wore a navy blue
and white two-piece suit with
white and blue accessories. Her
corsage was of white carnations.
Miss F.va Brown was maid of
honor and R. C John ;on of Ros-
coe was best man.
Set Brewer is siattonecl at
Ensign Leon Autry, United
States Naval Reserve of Fort
Pierce, F'la., son of Mr. and Mrs.
; X. W. Autrv of Snyder, and
Pauline Joyner, daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Ellen Joyner, were uni
j ted in marriage June 11. Dr.
! Allen W. Graves officiated with
| a double-ring ceremony at the
First Baptist Church at Fort
i Pierce.
Altar of the church wa adoi
j ned with a background of barn
i boo against which were placc l
! arrangements of white gladioli
j and shasta daisies. Lighted rtath \
: edral tapers completed the nup-j
| tlal setting.
Wedding music wa played by '
Mrs R. c. Yost, who used the !
traditional marche s and Mr .1
R Hanson sang "Re< :n.t < " and i
| "At Dawning."
The bride, given m marriage :
by Ensign John Lovell, USMR.
. was costumed in a. -Iieer wlute |
i frock made with a torsi) bodice '
! and flounced skirt. She used ;
; white accessories, and her cor-
j sage was an arrangement of or-1
I chids. Matron - of - honor was i
I Mrs. .1. W. Smith, who was '•
| dressed in a frock of yellow or-!
gandy with white accessories.!
'.•he wore a shoulder arrange-'
ment of Talisman rr> < Knsi'gn
William Shriner, T'SA'R. wasl
' best man, and Ensign.; j \v, {
; Smith and W. D Phillips. f',".\'R
were ushers.
Mrs-. Autry. wa." graduated ;
from Hardin-Sinimou t-niversi-
; t.v, Abilene, with the class of!
| 1813, of which she was treas-1
1 urer. circle chairman, of the !
I Senior Hall y. W. A '"oiineil, ■
I
j secretary of the Futon
| ers, hostess of the Sen
■ a niember of the |-ii one
land a member of the t
j t.v Chorus.
A ii trey, a If).';- graduati
; fler Mich school
: of the Library and p
Junior and Senior National
: orar.v Societies, mavor cf
S..'!\ se, | ,S< boo! SI !■' ;
president of his . opho: .ei p
tor and senior eiaj rs It'
j veil on the football te no
I vears and was on the hash
team two years lie was
Mated in UM2 from Hardir
inions University, where he was
; vice-president in I fill, and vice-
' president of the Student C
j <• iJ in 10 (2
Ensign A lit rev reported
: indoctrination school of th>
! S. X. R.. at Notre Dame,
Bend. Ind.. in October, RM2.
received -his commission as
i sign .lanu."3, 1913, and has
j been at the Army Training Base
j at Fort Pierce since March la.
■ TeaeJi
oi Hall,
ho staff,
I 'nivei ■ i-
e of Sny-
member
- Clubs,
nai Hon-
r, f the
If'.'-iV". an"
ei:un
ser
•tbal!
j; rad-
Sim
as an instructor. -wm
Following the ceremony, a
reception was held in the Mar-
vella home of Ensign and Mrs.
Lovell. The home was emphas-
ied with a color theme of yellow
and green.
The erring table was center*
ed with a tierred wedding cake
that had been baked by the na-
vy bakers at the ATB.
The couple left immediately
follow ing the reception for a
v.i" ■■my it >;> to Palm Beach F'la.
Shower Honors
Mrs. W. R. Swaim, 1
Recent Bride
Mi w P . aim was honored
i uc ■ . • -ht ■ it.h a shower at
the home of Mis 1. C Muns.
A; si ting as bo U ;es were Mrs.
It \ Fans - and Mi -. John Pep-
per.
s vrotpecs and white gladioli
deeoraied the rooms. Punch and
cool ( ..eie i-i'ved guests from,
a table laid \'sith a lace cloth,
centered i ii a crystal punch
service. « >■ Q
Mi Wiiua Ruth Muns sang
two ,o|o ■ a' ■'.unpanied by Miss
Mai y Ellen Pepper, who also
played a o|o Miss Lola Jane
T > o . bri,'- e and Dwight Smith,
(Ire ,ed a bride and groom, pre-
• eiited Mi- Swaim with the
wedding gift while Miss Pepper
played Lohengrin's Weddinjg
March, and ■<-'ornpanied Miss
Mini: i. - la I Love You
iun-
i ■
nth
He
en
Th" e ,o .iermg in the guest
book in' tii't- Mini Moye Smith,
A I, Tin olid-.'.'. Tom Bonner,
Dorothy La Rue, Alden Wade, H.
Bullock A ler Ed wards, Geo.
V*'.<dc. Chai in-- Hodge--..! W. Hal-
ls, .a R K Id-skin H. P Har-
lan Paul ' s ah, R S Covey,
and Earl it- r.-niK-it. Elizabeth
Comolh Ma aBonner. Wilna
Ruth Muns Mariellen Pepper
and Elaine Halbert
Tis . ' ■ gift Mmes. T.
II Feet, I \ I:'s"d C A. Wade,
I Currv. I Elrod, B L.
A\ a :gone.r. '•! - Willie Elliott.,
i ioni'l'a Wa je Willie Elliott of
'.eeet ;■ ter, I Mi A S. Lra-
eey oi' .Roscoe.
CONCS.fl-TULATIOWS
Mr. an
503 Bow j<
a, son. B
1 F'-'O a rr
Owen Bonner,
are p;rrpnts of
Owen, born at
Baptist Union Honors
Membcr< V/iih Lawn
P11 r f y AI Parsonaqc
\(In|i '! ' nioii o( rlv
l.-nii-'T Sirr-ft n.ipfisi clmrch en-
erfniii'Ml 'i'iiui -'Jriy nighi with
l;iwn p;«!'iy n> iJic pru'sonnsje.
A "<rif : !nn>ini: in
rhi(|inr' j<?', -ui'l -i hjll'If'
of wit a;'.- by \V
Poricr,
Pnin i> <t}i'l pinte- "t ''"'Ivi
were i tr, [■;ny bdc)
Mr.-. P« rf T, ?•!'" anrl Mr;:- O
SniiMi. Mr nnl Mr.--.. !•' I. Klani,
Mr. rin'i Mi":-.. John Pierson,
Mrs (' i : Rirr!. Mr.;. 1' P I'Mliott.
Mrs K^nnii \\'il;."n. .iii'l Mrs
Jeffie Crim,
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Watch This Car!
'I 111 < \ I! tn w ,i f «'h is
(hf o m" hchiinl Mm1 car
hi front • • yoin s! a fid
•f lii*-. sanir < mi is I hi* unr
Unit on-lii to hr roni'
plrtrly hisiiiTfl.
D.A.CLARK
;;07 Oak St. .
Swpplwnlri PliofK* 722
galnfe the D-?.d- cf Apiet^M
•m'l devotion to dutv
h«>me- front'
On farms, m factories. o,i't
Um various l i';.uj' ites of tht
the sjlol•" fh" Pa'hfTs of
tiimiv;i m Mph-'l<tin;: t.he hf
down l) ih" patriots of U
niPti ' hos'- tasks
,t. l u! i.}xk of the
■if j ves, ?n
tfarouiid'
'hung their
I- 'in tiande'.l
The la! Iiei -. ol hi I.', are d.nK iTi,ikr.i!; < place foi t.bem-
ehc. in the present le'ot'iii, f historic,•)! accotn-
I>1 ishiru-iitIt is altogether -fittiir-' that one day
i \car be ,et a.ade lo do lioina.i^e t' li.-id'
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