Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 256, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 29, 1946 Page: 4 of 6
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Sweetwater Reporter
Tuesday, Oct. 29, 19-Hi. Sweetwater, Texas
PAGE FOUR
Published each afternoon except Saturday. Also Sunday morn-
by the Sweetwater Reporter, Inc.
altered as second class matter at postoffice In Sweetwater,
Texas, under act of Marrh 3, 1879.
C'mer Wright Publisher
G. D. Triplett Editor
Any erroneous reflection upon the character, standing or repu-
tation of any person, firm or corporation, which may appear in
ny of The Reporter's publications will be cheerfully corrected
upon :oeing brought to attention of the publisher.
KXOX
1240 Kc
Boy Scouts Donate
$128 To World Fund
Scouts anil cubs of Sweetwa-
ter anil the Buffalo Trail have
contributed Slis.Mii u> tin- World
Friendship fund and this
amount, made from individual
and free will contributions ha*
been sent to the national office.
Now in Stock
Mechanics Tool Sets
Popular Makes
Popular Prices
The Motor Supply
Dial 613
One Building Permit
Building permit has been is-
sued by Citv Secretary \Y. H.
Whaley to M. F. Creed. Mr.
("reed will build a two-room
; house. 12 by 2-1 feet, at 913 East
Avenue (". at an approximate
' ( list if S 10(1.
New Water Meter
Installed For 4
Water meters have been in-
stalled t\>r 1>. K. Cooper, (110
Neff: R. I.. Autrv, • 11West
Third: (.). I. Apple. -103 Canfit:
Mrs. Aimie I . Smith, 1301 Bowie.
Holidays Official
WASH I.\(rro.\. Oct. 29 UR) -
President Truman has issued
two holiday proclamations—one
ot'ii'-ia!!> set'my Xo\cmbe;- 2Sth
;,s Thanki\ in«. the other s:>t-
lit.tf Xo\'eml>er 1 1 11 as Ariliis |
tice 1
■ Just Re<
I Gerr
Just Received Automatic Record Players
ELECTRIC IRONS
Germicidal Flourescent
LAMPS BED LAMPS
EMBRY-WEST ELECTRIC CO.
1101 Lamar Dial 3171
W H IT AK E R' S
WHITE
BREAD
IS
BACK
and
BETTER THAN EVER
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Vital F or Vitality
Milk is
— tin- I
for you
grade-A
the perli'i I tU<■ I for licit most complicated of machines
u>11.111 IhhIj. I'm tlit- eiifi-ay-glviiig i|iialitirs you want
r gi-owinx ■ liild. t urn to \ .mdert > tori's milk. There's
health in i i rr> ifhiss'iil.
VAHPCRVGDRTS
I
VETERANS
-LEARN TO FLY-
FREE UNDER Gl BILL OF RIGHTS
FREK TR.lVSl'IIKT.t'riOV liHufen Sweetwater and school.
Classes starting iniinedialeiy.
Call 3093 For Particulars
Lone Star Aviation Co.
Avenger Field Sweetwater
Wednesday, Oct. :« . I! l(i
•>:45—Wake t'|> and Live
tii.Vi—Morning Hymns
7:00—Xews
7:05—Musical Clock
7:15—Fix It Time
7:;M>—Meet The Hand
7:45—Vocal Varieties
8:00— Krazier Hunt—MRS
8:15—Morning DevotioirJ
8:30—Shady Valley Folks—MBS
8:45—Shady Valley Folks—MBS
8:55— Interlude
9:00—Once Over Lightly—MBS
; 0:15—Musical Impressions
! tt:30—Say It With Music—MBS
I 10:00—(Veil Hrouu—MBS
i 10:15—Tell Vour Neighbor-—MBS
i 10:.'t0—Kill Harrington Sings—
M l$S
10:15—Ithythin ,\i Kandoui
11:00—News: (ieorge Put nam—
M US
11:15—ithythin And Iteasou
1 l::lO—(Quaker City Serenade
M I5S
11:45—(Quaker City Serenade
M Its
I2:IM>—News
12:10—Kami News
12:15—Vour Exchange
12:.'to—Vour K\change
1 —:!-■ —lolin .1. Anthony—MBS
JMMi—t rcdric I- oster—M Its
1:15—Merkei Church Of Christ
I :;tt<-—Queen For A Day
2:00—Songs by Morton Downey
2:15—The Victory Parade
2:30— Bobby \ orris—MBS
2:45—The Jackie Hill Show—
MBS
3:00—Ki>kine Johnson, .MBS
3:15—The Johnson Family
3.30—Adventures of the Sea-
hound. MBS
3:45—Buck lingers—M BS
•1:00—All Hei|iiest Hour
5:00—Hop Harrigan—M BS
5:15— News
5:30—( aptain Miduight—M BS
5:45—Tom Mix—MBS
11:00—Fulton I.ew is—M Its
C:I5—Vour I'ublie Schools
Serx ice
(1:30—Cecil Brow n—M BS
0:45—Art Van Damme Quintet
7:00—What's The Name Of
Thai Song—MBS
7:30—Masterworks Of Music
S;00—(iahriel I leal lei-—.MBS
8:15—Ileal Stories From Ileal
Life. MBS
8:30—It's Dance Time
iCllll—The Author Meets The
< litie—MBS
9:30—Dance Band
Insult, Injury
But No Spinach
KIiIXBI'RG. Oct. 29 (t'.Rl — The
pride a night watchman here
tsar been injured. The wat.-hman j
r. jn.i'ed that he was guarding |
a vvsotahle shed, a man ap-
proached and casually held him ,
up, stealing his watch arid a
ring. The thief didn't: touch any- |
tiling in t lie shed which the
watchman was guarding. '
Injunction Suit
Trial To Be Heard
After November 5
Trial of an injunction suit of
I the city of Sweetwater against
! Patterson Funeral Home is ex-
pected soon after November 5,
according to City Attorney II.
11. Bondies.
Trial will likely he set after
the term of district court ends
at Colorado City, where Judge
A. S. Alauzev is presiding.
The suit is the outgrowth of
the alleged location of a funeral
home wititin a residential sec-
tion of the city against zoning
ordinances.
In a cruss action Patterson
maintained that <>ne half his!
place was in a residential sec-
tion and one half in a section j
hi the /.one that permitted sttili j
establishments, and that the fu-I
neral home was located In the |
permitted '/.one.
A WELLS' BURIAL ASSOCIATION
FAMILY GROUP POLICY
Furnishes Complete Protection On All the > a in 11/
At A Minimum Cost!
Owned by the Policy Holders
—Operated By—
Wells Burial Association
L. B. MAILDIN, Agent
'v>',
>&&&& -■■■' - • * J" ' — -vt tf- ..-frrfT.
LET US MAKE YOUR OLD CAR
RUN AND LOOK LIKE NEW
Experienced Body and Paint Personnel
Experienced Mechanics
Only the Best Materials and Parts Used
New Equipment
All Work Guaranteed
WHEN CONSTIPATION makes you feel
punk as the dickens, brings on stomach
upset, sour taste, gassy discomfort,
take Dr. Caldwell's famous medicine
to quickly pull the trigger on lazy "in-
nards" and help you feel bright and
chipper again.
DR. CALDWELL'S is the wonderful sen-
na laxative contained in good old Syrup
Pepsin to make it so easy to take.
MANY DOCTORS use pepsin prepara-
tion^ in prescriptions to make the medi-
cine more palatable and agreeable to
take. So be sure your laxative is con-
tained in Syrup Pepsin.
INSIST ON DR. CALDWELL'S—the fa-
voiite of millions for 50 yeais, and feel
that v.holesome relief from constipa
tiuii. Even finicky children love it.
CAUTION: Use only as directed.
DR. CALDWELL'S
senna laxative
containcd in syrup pepsin
I:
LIVING ROOM
SUITES
Lovely Suites of Molmii
( lit \ Hour
Rett; 219.50
$189.50
DAY'S FURNITURE
115 Kast I iml St. & 100 Onk St.
I'lione I81
Since 193D property replacement values
liave increased 40°l, to 50%. House fur-
nishing and contents costs likewise have
increased 30% or more.
What was adequate insurance once
upon a time is inadequate now. Policies
need adjusting in line with current high
values. . . . And adequate Fire Insurance
costs less than ever today, for in 30 years
the average cost has been reduced 40% !
This agency will gladly check your
policies, without obligation, to see that
you have adequate insurance to value.
Phone, write or call here.
CLAYTON WILLIAMS
Fire and Casualty Insurance
Automobile Loans
305 Oak St.
Phone 911
Free
11 male- on flu' eosf of lioily. paint or
Three Pledged To
Clubs At Tech
Throe Sweetwater hovs have j
been pletl^eil to >o«-i;il club; .it
Texas Tceli at I .llbboek.
Joel M. Stevenson, son of Mr. 1
and Mrs. I. X. Stevenson ol :
Sweetwater was plodgeil to Sil-
ver Key. men's social club.
Pleiiyed to Kellias eltlb \v;.~
Merti:- I-!. .11ities. -on of Mr. and
M,r<. M. K. Jones.
Ott" li. Freeman is a pled';-' j
i-f il.,- W'rannler's flub, lie is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. (). B.
l-'reeman Sr.
Happy Relief When
Youre Sluggish,Upset
woi'lf,
COCHRAN MOTOR COMPANY
K.VISKR-FUA/.KR IIKAI.l-lt
rtll WiM Broailway Phono 00S
WASH TUBB AND EASY
NOLI'LL START ^TERTHE \
TRUCK. W" 0USK,RIN60.../ HOW VfWNNWi
WE'LL rtfWE THE L^&T / FINISH OFF
LOM> OF SMSR DOWN I OWON. WCCHO?
Wim THE REST \NHEN V WE BETTERSET
VOU GET B*CK xV IT OVER WITH
WHY BE SICK?
Vour body at one time functioned normally. If given the op.
portuulty will do so again. Have the CAl'SK of your sickness
removed without medicine or surgery. Our methods are atf
solutely painless and do not exhaust, or lire you in the least,
llon't wait until your case becomes hopeless—let us X-ray
you aud show you wlial is causing your trouble.
2( 7 l'ecan Street-
Dr. C. H. Elliott
< HIHOPlt u tor
-Phone :I2U1
Re*. Phone 3246
B. F. Goodrich ,
TIRES AND TUBES
We now have a good stock of 400 x 8 tires,
tubes and wheels on hand.
GUY MORRIS
(■ooilrich Tires
• Willys Jeep Dealer
By LESLIE TURNER
SEENVS TO BE HONEV- COMBED
WITH P*SS*GES,MR.GILKfcRSON.
HE'S RIGHT. TCB-I ■ SB I W.E^SN...
(AU5T BE ON THE R'C-JT I VfS C-OIN j
TR^K M IftST! AND ir- \T00! / BRR!
WOCHO'S STILL THERE WE ^ yf ( U'SCOLD
WW HfcVE TROUBLE. VMCLM'T HMl DOWN
A PtVN
lA WILES
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UNPER THE
WALPMS
HE^i
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LOOKS
Pi fWNT TRAIL
P.CR05S THE
ICE TOWS
BEEN USED
LMELV!
_'LL USE OUR COMPASS TO
KEEP OUR COURSE WEST
HERE!
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PACKARD
WHITE TRUCKS - U. S. TIRES
Kxpi'rt ninh;ini«'s on duty at all time to service all makes of cars.
SWEETWATER MOTOR CO.
Genuine I'acUJirij 1'nrts and Accessories
\< KOSS I'KOM ('AMI' JOY
PHONE 697
RED RIDER
By HARMAN
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VIC FLINT
By Michael O'malley And Ralph Lane
When we got back to the Lilts' house, every
light in the place was on and their butler
awaited us on the float.
f YOUR COAT, MIS5 JANET. V TMANK YOU, \
{ YOUR MOTHER SAYS THE •' 6RESHAW, LET'S '
\ NIGHT AIR AT LAKE . NOT GO INTO THE
V . ,jir.UT AlO AT lAuC
MYSTERY- -
MYSTERY NOW. WILl
WHAT
GRESHAM
VOUR MOTHER
IS IN THE LIBRARY,
MISS JANET. SHE
INSTRUCTED ME TO
SEND YOU UP IMMED-
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Triplett, G. D. Sweetwater Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 256, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 29, 1946, newspaper, October 29, 1946; Sweetwater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth283394/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.