Claude News (Claude, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1946 Page: 2 of 12
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CLASSIFIED ADS. Want ads,
reader ads and legal notices, all
kind, only S cents a word first
week and lc a word for each
succeeding week, without change.
action
which
name
I LET THE PEOPLE RULE
The Claude News editor will be
■out of the newspaper business
this week, as his sons. Bryan fcgd
Cecil have leased the paper. And
he wishes to here and now, re-
mind you,-that he never at any
time knocked on the good old XJ.
& A., or laid anything afenbut
oar government as a . whole He
has, hundreds of times, knocked
on bureaucratic rule, regimenta-
tion and pateraatism. as put over
by the would be big boys, dur-
ing the war. All this was said to
make a better, freer and happier
nation. No doubt 15 percent of
our people agreed with him.
To knock against wrong doing
in high places and again3t ourw.u-
cratlc rule, along with regimenta-
tion. is not knocking against our
jovernmcnt. Such knocks are made
to make it more humanitarian
more democratic and more in line
with majority rule. Now we re-
peat o'lr old slogan: "Let the peo-
ple know and let the people rule.'
CLAUDE NEWS EDITOR SAYS;
To protect myself against the
the office under which
'S appear, subject to the
the Democratic Primary
to be held July 27. 1946.
r •• • proceeding each
lov.' Indicates candidates
iECTION to his respective
>unty Judge:
ARD S. MORBI3
For County Sheriff:
ROY V. WOODS
RAY BURTON
For Co.
ANNIK
ouncements:
laude News is authorized
tee the following candl-J onslaughts of America's detractors.
I carry a clipping in my wallet *
pass it s.ong to you for whatever
you think it's worih
"Scarcely seven per cent of the
world's population lives in the U
.nited States. Yet in this country
we have produced one-half of all
the wealth of the gleoe.
"We hav2 'nore material com-
forts, more cultuic and more leis-
ure than any other country. We
have achieved this highly desiraU'e
state of life in a!;out 150 years of
national existence."
NINETY PER CENT of all de-
linquency b.. our boy:; snd girl'1, was
caused DIRECTLY by bureaucratic
laws saying no boy or girl can work
for any individuale, firm or corp-
oration unless that employer paid u
certain wage; always naming a
wage TO HIGH to allow any toy
or girl to get a Job; for most all
of them cannot earn a salary pre-
scribed by these BUREAUCRATIC
LAWS, while trying to learn a
trade. Therefore most all boys and
girls are out. of e Job: thrown on
the streets to Hot, Steal and
otherwise violate our laws, most
all of whom are headed for the
penitentiary. BUREAURCY MADE
LAWS are the cause of crime and
pilfering of "teen" age boys a;:d
girls, without the least doubt.
LAYMAN'S DAT
WELL ATTENDED
The Methodist church was
crowded to ever-flowing last Sun-
day morning when Lieut. Gover-
nor John Lee Smith filled the
pulpit. The date was well adver-
tised by pastor Ray Lee, by plac-
ing fclaj cards in the business
ums and advertising same in
The Claude News. Claude Howe
was Toastmaster for this auspicious
occasion.
Our Lieut. Governor seemed to
be at his best, in his Layman's
address, to a full house. He used
the 13th chapter of First Coren-
thians, as a bases for Ills remarks.
This Is a chapter on 'Charity or
Love". His subject for this ad-
dress, of 45 minutes was. "Love
vs Selfishness". No more tlmelv
subject could have been chosen
for thts or any other congre-
gation in the U. S. A.
Following the oratorlal, rhetorical
and masterful address, the crowd
was invited to the church base-
ment, where a wonderful banquet
was served prepared by the good
ladies of the Methodist church and
their friends. The repast for this
occasion was very good from ev-
ery angle. We dinned heartily on
Turkey, Chicken, Ham, Fruits, Sal-
ads, Cakes, Pies and many other
things too numerous to mention.
Thanks to the good cooks of Claude
and vicinity. May another get-to-
gether meeting, like tnis, be put
on again ir the near future.
Heard: What was the matter
Wednesday, Lee Roy Conrad.
Sleepy, not doing so bad. where
was Neda Ruth Tuesday night.
Seen: Lloyd and Neda Ruth
after the basketball game Tues-
day night.
Heard: Some service boy3 are
home on leave, eh, Dorothy Daw-
kins and Jeanne Scogglns
Heard: Everyone had a nice
time at the dance Tuesday night.
Heard: Tn Buesiness Arithmetic
Class Ell and Mr. Morris debating
against the class. Who won????
Heard: What was the matter
with Mrs. McGehee Friday, did
you get up on the wrong side
of the bed? Ruth and Dorothy
were Just feeling good.
I
:md Dist. Clerk:
McINTIRE
For County Treasurer:
LILLABEL ROAN
For Commissioner of Prect. 1:
ALFRED RECK
For Commissioner uf Prect. 1
R. B. CARTER
CHARLIE BROWN
For Commissioner of Prect. 3:
"•"DELTON C. DYE
For Commissioner of Prect. 4:
LEE GOODIN
Want Ads Pay Big
DR. J. A. HARPER
Dentist
Announces the Removal of His
to 320 Blackburn Bldg,
Phone 2-3436, Amarillo
J. M. Hyden
DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY
K02-3 OLIVER EAKLE BI-DG.
WITH THE SENIORS
(By Ruthe Goldsmith)
Name—Billle Ruthe Goldsmith
Nickname—Ruffus
Age—16
Height—5 feet 7 inches
Eyes—hazel
Hair—Auburn
Likes—To danoe, ride horse back.
Dislikes—Boys who are not gentle-
men.
Favorite Radio Program—Mr Dis-
trict Attorney"
Ftivorite Band—Tommy Dorsey
Favorite Song—Steel Guitar Rag
ing aiound in a new limousine.
Imagine; Bill Forbes without
Joal'.ne W.
Missed: Simpson—lost of good
wishes for a speedy recovery.
Seen: Belty Sue playing hands
with a certain someone in the
7th period study hall. Now Susie!
Seen: Don S. and his American
History paper seemed to l:s a d".y
late. Whip it up kid
Notice. Is your divan missing?
One was seen sailing down t'.ie
highway Wednesday nigh:.
Seen: Jerry with a lump on her
head Wednesday morning.
Assumed: Boys Just love Dela-
ware Punch also windy days.
Felt: Delphas twisting someones
arm.
Seen: A new lace in old C. H. S.
Welcome Doris Minie1
Heard: Some freshman girl is
very unhappy about the love prop-
osition!!! That's too tad, Joyce!!
Heard: A certain freshman girl
hates a senior !xy. Walsh your
OIL AND WATER DO MIX
There is a knack to It, of course, but oil and water can be mixed w form a smooth,
uniform liquid.
Actually, there is more to it than a knack. It is a technic Uu>i«n to ph:.rmiry e*
cmulslfication. With a mortar and pestle, the pharmacist llrst mixti tlie oil wltli n
vegetable gum. Tills separates the oil Into tiny globules and ci-its <virh with n thin fi!m
of gum. Adding the water slowly, with brisk stiirlng. the pharmacist suspends the
gomcoated globules of oil and produces a smooth, white liquid Which tr'i-inbln milk.
As a matter of tact, milk itself is an emulsion of butter fat in writ
, Physicians often prescribe emulsions for patients who dislike titf Utti; or sens itmn
of swallowing an oily liquid. An emulsion can be pleasantly flavored, and is a foim of
medication well suited to children.
When your physician prescribes an emulsion, or any other special iorin of medication,
you can be confident that your pharmacist possesses the specific knowledge necessary for
its preparation. He has devoted long and continuing years of study to drugs anil thfir
behavior under varying conditions. No matter hew complicated or iliffmjilt the pre-
scription, this rigid scientific training has prepared bim to compound medicaments into
the precise fiirm requested by your doctor. Your pharmacist is a prt)fe«si"Ual mar, thor-
oughly conscious of the responsibilities and obligations of his calling.
CITY DRUG COMPANY
V. G. Woodburn, Pharmacist
How aboiit helping our very Garrison said
own country, the PhiUi pines'' We j
owe it to them and they are
needing our help just now. Yet
we are to loan England over
three billon dolars, who will never
pay us back but beat us out of
Offices from 414 Ollver-Eakle Bldg.>[[ gy some hook Dr crook, just
like they failed md refused to
.jay tile enormous loan we made
to them after world war no. 1
They' run their shifts "thru our
Panama Canai paying iiothlru
while these dead beats cnarged
for every ship we sent th<u
England* aanal. They are on the
beat and should not. be allowed
a loan of any kind. Great or
small
CRIME WAVE INCREASING
Texas is definitely in the giip of
a crime wave. Director Homer Gar-
rison of the State Department of
Public Safety declared today,
The crime rate in Texas cities
and towns, Garriscn said, jumped 18
per cent in 194ti--and this in-
crease was superimposed upon a
substancial increase in the pervi-
ous year,
Forty-six police deportments, re-
presenting 1,373,OX) inhabitants.
last year reported a total of <1,838
major offenses tc the Department
of Public Safety.
That total included 214 rrurders.
a gain ot 9.65 per cent; 115 hom-
icides. up 6 48 per cent: ?34 rape
cases, a gain of 23 If' per cev.f; 972
robberies, up 20.30 per cent; 10.826
burglaries, a gain of 22 54 per cent;
28.154 thefts, a 15,93 per cent In-1 temper Dorothy.
crease; and 6.313 automobile thefts. Heard: A certain sophomore b'.v
up 20,11 per cent, i regards some fitshman ?irls as
The increase <n rural crime will' a double dose of poison! Wonder
be even greater than that in cities, why Joel??
| at the dance. Pretty ;'ooa John-
—■ nle, but It ain't a practical way
-Bobby Joe Simp-
Dorothy
Favorite Dancer
son
Favorite Personality —
Daw kins
Favorite Food—Fried Chicken, Pe-
con Pie
Favorite Smile—D. M. Gilley
Favorite Movie Actress—Margaret
Obrien
Favorite Movie Actors—Edward G.
Robinson or Van Johnson
Best Dressed Girl—Gean Clark
Best Dressed Boy—Lloyd M. C.oof!In
Best all around girl--Dorothy Daw-
kins
Best all around boy—Weldon Mc-
Clure.
Ambition—To be a good housewife
Plans—to marry a fanner.
Pals—D. D. A M. L„ D. M S.
and everyone.
Amarillo, Texas
Phone im
Beware Coughs
from comnoo ems '
That Hans On
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
Serm laden phlegm, and aid nature
> soothe and heal raw, tender, In-
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un-
derstanding you must like the way It
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Cheit Colds, troncMHs
Mclean news—
Shamrock Is having hospital
trouble Osteopathic doctors offered
to buy the hospital, saving a bond
issue, but the medical doctors re-
fused to work tn a hospital own-
ed by osteopaths. The local physi-
cians should not be censured for
this, a/; they would lose their
standing with the American Medi-
cal Association if they did. The
Association refuses to recognize
anything that does not conform to
their ideas.
Dusty farm-to-market roads arc
picking the pockcts of all motor-
ists who must, drive over them.
John A. Lont. manager of the
County Highway Ofiicials Division
of the American rioad Builders'
Association declared today. He bas-
es this statement on a study of
Middle Western highways which
shows that it costs 78 of a cent
per mile more to drive over high-
ways without a dustless surface.
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
DYER
(N THE PANHANDLE
Ex-servire men and women, we
dye your uniforms black, brown,
bine, and green.
Potts Dye Works
227 West 7th Amarillr, Texas
MRS. O, K. MAYO
ANNOUNCES THE
REMOVAL OF
MAYO DENTAL
LABORATORIES
FROM THE NIINN
BUILDING TO
3116 WEST 8TH STREET
PHONE 6902 AMARILLO
tmlW.mil'PERIODIC
Female Weakness
Mike yen feel
"A Wreck" ee sack days?
If you suite moi£tly <
accompanying
Plains Newspaper Publisher
Offers For Lt.-Governer
Amarillo — Bob Mcore, Amarillo
and Vega weekely newspaper pub-
lisher, is in ihe Texas political lace.
Moore nnnounceil he world seek
the nomination for Luetenant-Gov-
ernor on the platform that includes
the ten commandments, the serm-
on on the mount ami the constitu-
tion of the U. S.
He is publisher of the Amarillo
Presri and the Vega Enterprise
In the good old days before the
atom bomb and war was not
"civilized," you licked the enemy,
took your spoils and left him to
fend lor himself In any way he
could. Now he must be helped
back to prosperity so he ran begin
another war.--McLean Newi
Want Ads Pay Big
RUPTURE
|HIELI.i - EXPERT, II. L. HOFF-
MAN of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
will personally demonstrate, without
charge, his "Rupture Shield-)" In
Amarillo: Texas, Saturday, March
Snd iroin,9'd0 a. m. until noon.
I liave specialized In the field of
{lileld service since 1928. I
thousands of cases in
time
SCRIBE
"IDLE CHATTER"
(Isv Scoggins & Goldsmith)
Heard: The dance honoring Hir-
vey was "tops".
Seen: Jerry with r cute Sr. Now
isn't that a compliment Lloyd?
Seen kids scrambling about town
Tuesday night. Couldn't you see
the night watchman?
Remember: You late daters,Ear-
ly to led tncl early to rise--!!!
Seen: A CERTAIN cat v/ell
loaded, also the trunk, was it
cold kids?
of life.
Heard: Howard popped a comic.
Imagine: Herbie being dignified
Heard L R. C. says "The Loid
says to love everyone—o little".
Compliments: To Sharon's new
hair do
Sren. Bettv gliding across the
floor. With the one she adores??
Question: Jimmle B why not
give these C, H. S. girls yo>-—
rtceipe for curly hair?
Heard: Woodward is wearing
plastic shoes.
Heard: Leo'varc B. stuttering.
Seen: Woudsic blushing.
_. , , Glimpse of: Connie and Ruby
Heard: There were window peep- Lpc
ers Tuesday night. F.'cts-
Seen: Joy and "Hammer" still j
at it, j Girls *
Heard: Joe entered the wrong | Hearcj
Tuesday
Joe entered the wrong j
room. Shame!1!
Seen: Mac, do you have to run j
in theaters. Act your age.
Heard Joe S. thinks it takes
"Lem" a long time to drink c
fee. Lost again??
Seen: Bill and Willie hugging
the radiator????
Heard: Wilma Parrish is at H
again O C.1 •! I
Heard- Mr. Tarpley wouldn't
dance Tuesday night Why not
Coach''??
Seen: June in hysterics.
Seen: Plaid shirts aie becoming
very popular in C. H. S. Whore
are your horses girls??
Seen: Gene T. hitchhiking out
a window.
Seen:
"Docs" mind went blank
Ruthe looking wise,
the two Dons are zoom-
Bill had ttie hiccups
night'.'??
Frankie playing Tartan
with the seniors
Name—Gene Tyler
Nickname—Curley
Age—17
Height—5' 10',i"
Eyes—blue
Hair—brown
Likes—to eat
Dislikes- trouble
Favorite radio program—People are
funny
Favorite band—Bob Wells
Favorite Song—There I've said it
again
Favorite doncer—Betty C.
Favorite Personality—Ernestine Gil
l;ert
Favorite food-fried chicken
favorite smile -Lila Ruth
Favorite Movie Actor—?
Favorite Movie Actress—Betty Da-
vis
Best dressed girl—Sharor.
Best dresed boy—Weldon
Best all around boy—Llovd
Best ell around girl—Betty C.
Ambition—Farmer
Plans—To get married—someday.
Pals—Everyone
HOLIDAY NOTICE
Saturday, February 2nd
Texas Independence Day
beins: a legal holiday this bank v ill be
closed. Please do your banking busi-
ness on the day before so as not to in-
convenience you or your business or.
that day.
a strong friendly bank
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ||
CLAUDE,
resources over S2,0.10,000.00
texas
(Continued From First Page)
to the States aboard the U. S. S.
Renville, a Navy transport. This
ship left Okinawa, February 4,
and is scheduled to arrive in 3an
Francisco about February 23. The
U. S. S. Renville is jne of the
Navy s many attack transport.',
which supported the seizure of
stepplng_st.one bafes to Japan by
carrying thousands of fighting men
and the^ equipment to invasion
beaches and U. S. held beachhredc
MOLEN E. BRUMMET
WITH THE XXIL CORPS IN
KOREA, Mar. 1 — Sgt. Molen E.
Brummet. 19. of Claude, Tex., has
been promoted from Corporal, 11
was announced here recently. Now
on occupation duty here, he Is serv-
ing with the G-4 Supply Section
of Army Service Command 24
Before Brummet joined the Army
in June 1944, he was a ranche.-.
He attended Texas Technological
College in 1943-1944, and West Tex-
as State College in January-May
of last year.
His parents, Mi. and Mrs. C. M.
Brummet. live at Claude.
RUSH KIDNEY URINE
Benefit wonderfully from famoui
doctor's discovery that relieves
badkache, run-down feeling due
M excess acidity in the urine
Peopif •verywhere iri finding amazing
relief 1/rom painful symptoms of bladder
Irritadpn caustd by sxcess acidity in ths
uhns.ym. kilmer's swamp root
Is fa# on tbo kftdnsys to aasa discomfort
lotinc ths flow of urino. This pure
Tclnc ils sspsctally wslcoms
Ltloa duo to oxcoss
AUCTION SALE
Claude, Texas
Commodity Credit Corporation
GRAIN BINS
The following will be sold at AUCTION
Saturday March 9th at 2:00 P. M.
11 Grain bins, size 12x16x10 1-2
2 Grain bins, size 14x16x10 1-2
10 Grain bins or 5 structures, size
12x32x10 1-2
1 Grain blower, excellent condition
1 Grain loader, fair condition
All bins erected and painted, pre-tabs.
All bins have 2x6 studs and 1 in. siding1,
easy to convert into garages, work
shops and store houses.
No more worry
ABOUT YEAST GETTING STALE!
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full-strength for weeks on your pantry shelf
FARM BUREAU
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Help secure the FARMER'S share
in the National Income by joining
your own Farm Organization, the
Farm Bureau.
The membership drive is now bein^
directed by the local FFA boys.
Help their organization and yourself
by giving them your membership.
FOR INFORMATION SEE THE DIRECTOR IN YGUIc COM-
MUNITY. DIRECTORS ARE MRP. A C DOYLE, FRANK
BAGWEIX, HERBERT HUNT, SCOTT LAYCOCK, LOIJJK
J5CHMIDT, BCD HAGtVELL, PETE MORRIS, CLET CONRAD,
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