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THE ALBANY NEWS
Albany, Trrat. Thursday, Auf*
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Hdmes-Baldwin
Vows Repeated
The marriage of Nona Haldwin.
daughter of Mr. unil Mrs. W. O.
Baldwin of Sedwick, to Gene J.
iHames, son ol Mrs. Mary I'niiiic•
Haines (it I'ort Worth, took place
Sundav night, Augu.-t 20, at the
Baptist parsonage In Weather.ford.
Rev. J. W. C rourh, pastor of the
First Baptist church there, per
formed the single ring ceremony in
the presence of a few close fi ieiul-
©f the bride: Mrs. ('. White,
Lois White, Minnie Hell lioyle,
Mrs. Galther Lieb, of Albany. and
Jessie Crahtree of \hilene.
Immediately following the cere
mony the couple went to Port
Worth where they are spending
the week with hi mother and at
Eagle Mountain Lnke.
The bride is a graduate of Mo
tan high chool and Parsons School
of Beauty Culture of \hilene. She
has owned and operated Nona's
Beauty Shop in Albany since Jan-
uary, 1040.
The bridegroom attended Texa
Wealeyan College in Fort Worth,
Oklahoma I'niversity, and is a
graduate of Stanford University
at Berkeley, Calif. He has been
employed with the Harold Sales
Co., Inc., the past year. He serv-
ed in the Navy IS months, receiv-
ing a medical discharge after serv-
ice in Panama and the Aleutian
Islands. He was a machinist's
mate first class in the Navy.
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MAYER SERVICE AT
BAPTIST CHURCH
A special prayer service for the
Blen and women in service was
held at the First Baptist church
Wednesday evening, with the pas-
tor, Rev. H. M. Weldon, in charge.
The following names were read
for special prayers: (Hen Taylor,
Jr., Clifford Wallace, Freeman
Alexander, James P. Alexander,
Truett Adams, Douglas Carter,
Maurice Scott, Hud Dillingham,
James Frederick Tankersley, Sam-
uel Jasper Tankersley, Weldon
Fox, K. J. Tackett, Rayburn Cas-
ey, Alvin Harper, Harvey Buck-
fter.
Bennie Kenshalo has as her
guest this week Darlene Hutson of
Brownfield.
'Legion Auxiliary to
Install Officers
' rl-
The monthly social meeting ol
the American Legion Auxiliary
was held at the Legion hall I
day night, August is.
Game; were played and iced c
watermelon was served.
The vice-president, Mrs. W.
(Irigg . announced that the new
officers would he installed at the
next meeting, September sth, at
S o'clock at the Legion hall.
All members of the auxiliary
are urged to be present at thi ,
the first meeting of the fall, and
help make plans for the new nux
illnry year.
Those present were Mine I h i
Darling, Wayne Wylie. Raymond
Tollett, .losh Thomp-oil, W. I
tiiiggs, A. I!. Ilatnm, Irene St< w
art, Milton Stewart; Myrtle Smal
ley and .luanita Durham.
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Quilt in,ir Party
At Fort Griffin
J Mrs. O. II. Knnkel wa. hostess
) for an old-fashioned (|iiilting party
in her home at Fort Griffin Ihur.-
1 day.
Guests began iiuilting as they
arrived and at the noon hour a
! covered dish luncheon was served
buffet style. After one <|ullt and
part of another had been c|uiltcd
the guests played bridge.
Prizes for high cuts were award-
ed to Mrs. Mike Fincher, Mrs.
James Putnam, Mrs Hyron Diller,
Mrs. Garner Leech, Mrs. H. A.
Wilhelm, Mrs. Frank Stribling,
Mr.-. Henry Neely and Kathleen
Diller.
Those present were Mines. Gene
Pickard, Mattie Halbert, James
Putnam, Clark Wilkerson, llenrv
Neely and son. Hobby, of Throck-
morton; Mmes. Hyron Diller, John
Diller, Mike Fincher, Frank St rib
I ling, 11. A. Wilhelm, O. I,. Knnkel,
George Kunkt'l and Kathleen Dil-
i lor. Fort Griffin: Mrs. T. C. Cnr-
rie. Albany, and Mrs. Garner
Leech, Wichita Falls.
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Baptist Men Have
Watermelon Supper
The lawn at the city water j
works plant was the ,-cetie of an |
informal party and watermelon
feast Thursday evening when the
Haptist Hrotlierhood entertained
the ladies of the church.
T. ,1. Matthews gave the invoca
tion and Johnnj Mi l.aiighlin di
lected game .
Those present were Mr. and
Mi John Tarlton, M> and Mr-.
Moody Burnett and Kay, Mr. and
Mis. W. Vine . Janet and ( ar
olyn, Mr. and Ml . Hob Matthew-,
M i. and Mr J. < a iter K ng, Si.,
Mi and Mr., Geo. Hran-on. Dr.
a ml M i I' i Gould, M i and Mi-.
\ N. t'rownover. Norma .lane and
Norrie. Mr and Mr- I . .1. Mat
'hew , Mr. and Mr J. .1 Maye.-,
Mr. and Mr James Ayre , Rev
and Mr . II M. Weldon and Kay,
Mi It. C. Hrazell. Mrs H.
'Mauldin, Clarenct Luster, and
Johnny McLaughlin.
Mr-. Tom Hutchi.-on and daugh
ter, Sharon, of Comanche, and
Miss Tiny Hooth of Breckenridge
were visitors.
YWA Has Meeting
In Gould Home
PERSONALS
George Dickey of Woodson was
in Albany Tuesday on business.
I Mi . R. C. Daniel! left Monday
I for I.ubbock to visit her father.
Sgt. Don Main, stationed in Del
I Rio. -pent the week-end with
lids in Albany.
Mr . Russell W. Wade, Jr., has
returned from a visit with friend-
in New Orleans, La.
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!\t. Hob Scott of llerg-tron
Field, Austin, wa.- in Albany Sun-
day, guest of Kay Morrison.
Mildred H imlrick of Fort Worth
pent the pa.-t week with her par-
ent.-, Mr and Mrs. Arthur Hntt-
drick.
. O
W. !l and W A. Keeter of
Throckmorton were transacting
hn Itie-s in Albanj Ttie day and
Wednesday.
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Mi H. S Hooker left Sunday
for San Diego, Calif., for a two
weeks' visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Dill.
Mrs. Weldon Fox of Hrecken-
ridge spent Tuesday and Wednes-
day in Albany, guest of Mrs. W.
W. Fox and Lorn Williams.
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\V (i. lnabnet, geologist with
Sh"|| Oil Co.. of Odessa is here to
superintend the completion of the
Shell deep test on the T. W. Lee.
Bonnie Rich Honored
On 13th Birthday
Frankie Louise Gould was bo-
tes- for the regular meeting of
the Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the Fir.-t Haptist church at her
home Tuesday evening.
The president, Maxine Palm,
opened the meeting with prayer,
led by Mary Adams, .luanita
Durham gave the treasurer's re-
port.
Mae Delle Morris read for the
devotional Matt. :!l(i-.r>0.
Mr . A. N. Crownovcr, counsel-
directed a sword drill on the
Hible.
The next meeting will be held
September 5th.
The hostess served iced water-
melon to Mary Adams, .luanita
Durham. Maxine Palm, Mae
Delle Morris, Mr- A. N. Crown-
oxer, member-. Farnestine Mead-
or. a former member who home
for a month's vi.-it from N'TSTC,
was a visitor.
Mr. and Mi-. O. M. Crouch and
-(iii . with the Southwestern Hell j
Telephone Co. at Plainview were j
weekend guest.- of Mr. and Mrs. j
J. C. Jones.
\j riving hen Monday from j
Car! had, N. M., wi; Miss June
Edwards, who is visiting in the
home of Rev. and Mrs. II. M. Wel-
don this week.
Bonnie Rich was
guest Monday evening
LIFE'S Little TROUBLES
-CAN'T EAT
You don't h ve to worry and
fret because CONSTIPATION
or GAS PRESSURE discomforts
iron't let you est. Imti-ad of (cel-
iac nervous blue or bewildered,
take a dash of
ADLER-I-KA
as directed oa label to quickly ex-
pel gas to softea and assist food
wastes thru a comfortable bowei
movement. Enjoy that clean, re-
freshed feeling that lifts spirits
rekindles smiles improves appe-
tite. Buy it 1 Try it I You'll never
be without Adterika again.
Cmt AJUrihm from vomr Jt unfit tnJay.
SANDKR'S DRi;<? STORK
the honor
when her
| mother, Mr- Thoma M. Rich, en
tertailied with a lawn parly on i.e:
1 3th birthday.
Gi.fts CclUl I ire the 1 aei laid t 11
ling table wire presented to the
lionoree ;i - the group -as. "Hanji\
Birthday."
Glle t w eve then im 'ted out on
j the law n when- game w,t< played
and refreshments of cookie .
cllee-ie-, potato chip- and i old
(1 ink W ere er\ ed buffet ■ > ' •
1 're cut were the honoio . 1 .oi
White. 1 'at > Law "II, \1 e!ba . 11
Weather . Margaret \\ \ 1 a 1 a
DelH K.aagbt, Hilly D.xon, .lerrv
Rail, Bill Armstrong. Charle-
Klich, Gordon Salter , .lo> Robi-
-on. Janet and Carolyn \ ine-.
Leda and Kenneth Rich.
Mrs Olga Taylor of San Marco
the former Olga Lieh. and her par
en! , Mr and Mr- Henry 1 a h ot
Luede;-, were in Albany Tin day
on husine.-s. Mr- Taylor if Visit
ing her parent
Mrs. Hart Hostess
For WSCS Meeting
W W. Lipscomb. Joe Whorton,
Arnold Martin and Krnest Piatt
returned Friday from Fort Worth
where they attended the American
Legion war conference.
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Mis. Jack Meredith and niece,
Mrs. C. ,1. Honsh aw of ItreekiMi-
ridpe, returned Sunday r'orninp | mother,
from a week'.- visit with relative-j tor, Mr
in \Vinfield and Hutchison, Kansas.
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Mr Bill Conger, with her
daughter. Klizaheth Kllen, left
\lhnm VVeihn -day for \oeona,
1 whci' they will he i Ue ' - of Mr.
:,nd Mi Nathnn Webn and family.
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Mi .1 1 Doia
rai in;' of money
Hand O' (M'.el' '
the Hand of the
The president,
pro.-ided for th
which onened w
Louis Shoffit.
Follow ng 1 he program a fellow
-lap boa: wa 1-eld at th« Annex
with Mr ). h. llai 1 M ho-1, - -.
Cooki( and iced te were -eiw
ed.
ent w I"! M me-
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and "Motley n
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, Fronii Clausell,
r busine-s meeting
ith praye' by Mr-.
Gue • of ^11 and Mi . John T.
M< ador dm ng the week end w ere
her i arent . Mi and Mr Tom
l.e-ley, and Mr.-. Meador's sister,
Mr Dow \ ensnii, Mr. Ven on. ami
children of \bilene.
O- -
R. 1- Madera with the Shell Oi!
Co. ha been transferred from Al-
bany to Denver City. Texa . Hi
ha moved hi- family there. Robert
Do;. I. too' Madera'- place a en
gineei
tin i ivnpany heri
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on, W ii..ii i: ( nekrell.
to • : '• tin r daughtei
and
left !•'> ia\
and aunt .
grand
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NKM'H FROM
MORAN
On August 21st a new son came
to stay with Mr and Mrs. Charle
I!. Chancy and they named him
Gale Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Rill Killotigh of
Pig Spring I live been visiting his
father, who is confined to his bed.
II daughter, Mrs. Ralph Tolor, of
Freeport is still here.
J. C. Hess, who i- with the navy,
stationed at Ran Diego, is spending
his leave at home.
Cpl. Marvin Rountree of Atna-
rillo is home on furlough.
Miss Lucile Harris left Wednes-
day for San Angelo where she
v a elected | rini ipal of the school.
Her friends are very glad to learn
of her promotion. Her mother,
Mrs. R. M. Harris, went as far as
Abilene with her to \isit Mrs.
Maggie Jack-on, and she will go
on to Anson for a visit.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hamilton of Hreckenridge was
buried here Sunday. He was the
grandson of Jim Hamilton.
Miss Pearl Donoway of Cisco
spent the week-end with Mrs. 11. J.
Locke.
Mrs. Gladys McWhorter is visa-
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary Town-
send.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Odell, Mrs.
W. C. Alexander and Fvon were
shopping in Fort Worth Wednes-
day.
Mr. Fabin Rearden of Haird is
here this week looking after
his telephone exchange business.
He put in an extension telephone
for Mrs. Forrester and installed j
one in the W. C. Alexander Gro-
cery.
We are very glad to report Mrs. i
R. K. Forrester is home after be-
ing in a Dallas hospital so long
with a number of broken bones,
caused by a car accident. She is
getting along as well as she can.
Mrs. Fdgar Mashburn, a graduate
nurse, is taking care of her.
I'eewee Clifford underwent a
tonsillectomy at Gorman hospital
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Montgomery of Sed-
wick has been ill with the mumps.
Mrs. John Holland and two -on-
of Atlanta, Oa., is visiting her
Mrs. I'illa DeWitt, and sis
. Fzra Weir.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Haggard,
Mrs. Oscar Parish am! Flizabcth
Do -er were -hopping in Abilene
Friday.
Mi and Mrs. Hob Hogan were
in Moran last week. They carried
their little daughter to a Dallas
| hospital where she will stay for
| 1 l.l'ee w e< ks.
Ml and Mr . Mo ri < ottle : 1 d
Mi Lm.na < Ottle w ere in Ah.it n
l.i i I rida\ on busine .
Mi Lloyd Moil i \ it ing 1 •
er, Mr-. Fdna Tl oma-. in Colo
j rado.
: Miry lira.I Moiri.- of California
i. back in Texa w itii her mother.
Mi Hull!.- Mo,a i . at \hilene. and
i vi-it;n:: fr end ii Moran.
M i and Mr . 1!ill Ray -nond and
Lynda o'' Abilene v ere hole the
week end to he with his brother,
l.yndai Raymond, anil Mr-. Ra\
mond, of Philadelphia. Pa.
Mi and Mr; Tron.al Hrook. and
1 ynol o- l-'ort Worth nent the
week end with her mother, Mr .
Sargent.
Mi and A! - Claude Dermis and
daughter. Dametri, of Odcs.-a
lent the week will their parent-,
Mr ;.n< 1 A11 1 n Denni , and M r
and Mr Hallmark,
AVi'l Sir • li left Sundav for a
v. t II Georgetow 11 and \ u t:
A Woe Gift M Mail TlifWifH tf H*
Mail call l ent •( tli« meit Important womenH of •
this loldicr In the Womin'i Army C M playt an Impartial pat '
to dcllvcf the mall clllcltntly and promptly.
If everyone who has friends In
the service could see the faces of
soldiers to whom Technician 5th
Grade Clara Zasada, AVAC, de-
livers the mail each day, they
would certainly write more often
and regularly, she says.
Corporal Zasada does not wait
until the soldiers in the Cavalry
Replacement Training Center al
Fort Riley, Kansas, come in .from
the field to give them their mnli.
She takes it out to them in an
Army truck and delivers it soon
after it arrives. And according to
these men, this AA'AC corpora! is
about the most welcome visitor
they have at their training
grounds. Of course they like to
see a young woman too -as a
pleasant contrast to the rigors of
their field training. For somehow
the sight of a nice feminine face
just seems to go with a good letter
from home, a letter which contains
those warm words of greeting nnd
cheer which do a soldlar'l
1 good.
This member of the
Army Corps enlisted on
2M, 1042, because she WttHl
go places, meet new peopllt'
above all, to -erve her d
best In this war.
"It's not what a letter Mft j
counts," she says. "It'i "
cause a soldier gets one that I
him happy." She notes that i
ten percent of the letters ...
are incorrectly addressed
urges all those who write
to take more pains with thai!
dressing.
Women who are between III
50 years of age, cititens of
United States and without
ents under 14 years of aga
secure full details about tha
portunities in the Woman's
Corps by visiting the U. 8.
Recruiting Station, 801 Poit
fice Ruilding, Abilene, Tent>
AV. (i. Lieh of Abilene, who un- Mrs. C. R. l.ieb, Mr. and
derwent major surgery in Hen- ; Fail Lieb went to Abilene Sttl
drick Memorial hospital two weeks j to visit their son and brothaf,
ago, has been removed to bis home G. Lieb, who is convalescing
and is getting along fine. j his home from a recent opeta&Mbl
CARD or THANK'
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WIRE REQUIREMENTS
Hay Tics, "d i> to bundle, H ft. G in. lone. 1 ♦ 1
$2.50 per Bundle
Heavy Cattle Barbed Wire. >0 red spools
$5.25 per Spool
Liffbt Cattle Barbed Wire. Ml rods to the sjxi 1
$3.85 per Spool
Wolf Proof Sheep Fonee. :. hiph, 11' jraupe,
12 inch stay. 20 rod spools
$7.25 per Spool
Hop Wire. 2<i in. hiph, 111 j paupe. t' in. stays. 20
rod spools
$7.00 per Spool
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itav. gin -1 o i' M1
Mr. and Mi A \A
Moore i a fori, ■ r
of \\ i -tern 1 *n on ■ '■
I >, ill . ho h.a- been \ i -
c I.inii parent -. returned to
". ith her not her.
I' Moacbam, who had been
I ei ilaiighti r, M' 1. R.
returned to her home n
AA.-',, dav AI - o Mr-.
Mr
■it :ng
Ra
Vi
1 laker'- ,-t< r-ir law. Mr . l{a>
M e barn and children. Jo Kave
and Sharon, who have been visit-
ing in thi RaVer home returned to
their home in Temple Wednesday.
Mi Gene <i dl i" in ret nine,I
ret ana . Satisr<la\ ' rom a •• w eel,
v'i-'t , l'hiladi lp ' a mil l'i!t
burg, Ha., and Cleveland. Ohio.
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Hir-ter Thonip-on and daughter.
Jennie Ruth, of Lubbock. -pent
from Sunday i ll Tuesday here
with his brother, Ke\. .1. H. Thomp
-on, and family.
n
A1r. and Mr, . John Oavi of
I'ort Worth -pent the week-end
wit .i hi -i If . M He - ie, 11 'i
and Lula Havi-, and brother.
Hum e P..' . of Albany.
«
Mi A\ H. Criile of Ha'tlet'
and Mrs. Ro- Wagner and chil
dren, Ji and John AA'alton. were
elle-t la t week of their brother.
Hen Ram.-aier. and other relative
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the loving kindm-
shown us during the recent illne
arid di ith of our beloved mother.
Mr M. C. Taylor. May God'
richest tile -ing- rest upon each of
yoo.
THK TAYLOR CHILORLV
Tiy N"ws Want Ad? for reniltg.
VOTE FOR
Judge GORDON SIMPSON
OF TYLER. SMITH COl'NTY, for
Supreme Court of Texas
• Veteran of World War I
• Former Legislator
• Formei- District Judge
• Former President Texas State Bar
Now Voluntarily Serving in Uniform of
U. S. Army and for past 18 Month*
Overseas
Heine run for Supreme Court by friends of Texas
Judic iary. Oppoi-inp Judpe Richard Critz, who has
hoen this Court and it;- Commission 17 years.
RESULTS OF FIRST PRIMARY
Votod For Critz .... 289,679
Voted AGAINST CRITZ . . 464,080
"Nuf Sed"
Advfrtiifment Paid For by Frifndi of Ll. C®1.
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