The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 33, No. 9, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 26, 1942 Page: 5
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THURSDAY FEBRUARY 26 1912
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Subscribe for The TULIA HER ment Phone 40J cr ec Mrs T
fjyfLD from now until Picnic July W Tomlmson 0tfc
942 for only GOc
Suits cleaned and pressed 50c
Butlers plact Tulla Cleaners
For Rent A modern furnished
apartment Scott Apartments
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BARGAIN RATES
For r imlted time you can got
the Amarillo Daily News for 0
monthbfoi ony 350 or 3
Jim Norman Court
Reporter Enlists
In U S Navy
PLAINVIEW Feb 25 Its the
V S Navy for Jim Norman court
wenographer for the 64th Judicial
ascrict Norman has temporarily
resigned his position and on
Monday Feb 10 he rpeorted to
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side good as new also small white
subscrlptIon offcr to hc
for cooker to set
table on cheap
Hcralc rCHulnrlv sold for
ghonc 202 or inquire Henrtd 0TlVsiiS Start sendfnK
Call A P Davies for all kinds
of electric and repair work Motors
and refrigerators Phone 141
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a regular letter from home today
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For Rent A furnished apartment
Mrs J 11 Hankins Tulla
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For Sale 39 Chevrolet Conch
See Ray Blair 92p
Wanted Reliable ambitious
young man now employed to
represent State Farm Insurance
Companies AutoLlfeFlrc at
Tulia Apply Box 2403 Amarillo
Texas 82c
Wanted Used tyncwriter in
months lor only 200 Bring or good condition Sec J H ONe
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For Sale A Chevrolet coupe
Too human to become sausage cheap Clint Bell Tulia Texas
The prize pig grew like Jacks ° lP
bean stalk and developed such
winning ways his doting owner For that Sailor Marine or Sol
just cant bear to kill him even dier boy its just like a letter
though hed make moie meat than from home when he gets the Tulia
five ordinary hogs Read of this Herald We are making a special
strange embarrassment of riches subscription offcr to the Tulia
InThe American Weekly the ma Herald icgularly sold for 200
ji < izine distributed with next weeks now only 150 Start sending him
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NEW
ARRIVALS
and Mrs C D Coplin
sXS erton announce the birth of
5 son whose name is Billy Odell
on Jan 13
Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson announce
the birth of a son Stewart
Earl on Jan 16
Mr and Mrs O L Yocom announce
the birth of a daughter
whose name is Wanda Gene on
Jan 19
Mr and Mrs A L White announce
the birth of a son Dennis
Ben on Jan 20
Mr and Mrs G L Boseman
announce the birth of a daughter
Fannie Joyce on Jan 29
J Mr and Mrs LeRoy Shipman
j Wnounce the birth of a daughter
Tvhose name is Barbara Elaine
Mr and Mrs A L Blackwcll
Sllverton announce the birth of
a son Emory Cleo on Feb C
Mr and Mrs C C Barclay announce
the birth of a daughter
Crestine Jane on Feb 7
Mr and Mrs Picston Woods
Sllverton announce the birtli of
a daughter Sharon Lou on Feb
10
Mr and Mrs W Dalluge
an
Jfiounce the birth of a son whose
name is Joe Lee on Feb 18
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I the naval recruiting office at Dal
las thence going to New Orleans
where
as First
I been accepted for enlistment in
the Naval Intelligence Corps
Nonnan has been court stcno
study of prayer at their meetings
last Monday
TULIA BIBLE LEAGUE
The Tulia Bible League will
meet with Miss Minnie Cooper
Tuesday March 3 nt 4 p m Subject
will bti The Resurrection
All arc ipvWpd to be present
Mrs H Et Toles Mrs H M
Baggarly and Mrs Ray Smith
from Happy were shopping in
Tulia Monday
BOOK CASES
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All Hardwood Walnut Finished
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TULIA TEXAS
More Civil Service
Examinations Are
Announced
to
The U S Civil Service Commission
lias announced an immediate
need in the States of Louisiana
and Texas for civilian employees
for various National De
tense Agencies in the following
categories
Mechanic Learner 000 per annum
Gauge Checkers and Testers
female 1020 per annum
Inspectors of Oulnance Materials
1200 to 2800 per annum Inspectors
of Powder and Explosives
1440 to 2000 per annum
Trainee Repairman Signal Corps
Equipment 1440 per annum Radio
Engineers 2000 to 5000 pel
annum Rndio Mechanics 1800
per annum
Tliese aie but a few of the po
The Ordnance Service will em
ploy a large number of Inspectors
of Powder and Explosives in
ployces is extremely urgent Ammunition
and powder must be
manufactured and inspected and
the Civil Service Commission must
see to it that Inspectors are available
when needed by the Ordnance
Service
Radio Engineers and Radio Mechanics
must bo secured for immediate
employment at Fort Sam
Houston Texas and elsewhere
throughout the district A large
number of positions must be filled
immediately with persons qualified
to design maintain and operate
radio and communication
equipment including telephone
The San Antonio Air Depot and
the various subdepots of thc Son
Antonio Air Depot located in many
of Louisiana and Texas must se
cure additional personnel qualified
to perform repair work on
Aircraft The Air Corps has recently
announced an Increase In
the salaries to be paid for these
positions whereby it is possible
for a Journeyman Mechanic to
now receive 2000 per annum immediately
upon entrance on duty
with possibility of further promo
tion as the needs of the service
require Junior Mechanics may
now receive 1860 per annum
Other salaries have been proportionately
increased
The need for civilian employees
In these positions as well as a
large number of other positions
is urgent Qualified persons are
requested to immediately secure
the necessary application forms
and blanks from the Secretary
Board of U S Civil Service Examiners
at any first or second
class post office in the States of
Louisiana and Texas or from the
Manager Tenth U S Civil Service
District Customhouse New
Orleans Louisiana
The War and Navy Departments
need the services of qualified civilians
if the War Program is to be
successfully carried out and thc
Army and the Navy properly supplied
with material Any Amer
ican Citizen who Is qualified to
perform any of the tasks outlined
above should make himself Immediately
available for appointment
by securing the necessary
Tilt Tl 11 I HER il D Tl U I 77 IS
sitions for which employees an
these employees being secured
Excellent opportunities are of
stood i
fawn a share
iff America
The
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fall
Vice Piesldont Tom Marshall
What tills count y needs is a good
5cent cigar
Hoibeit Hoovei A chicken in
eveiy pot and two cars in every
garage
The Governor of Noitli Carolina
to the Governor of South
Carolina Its a h of a longtime
between drinks
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If you niont wearied by per
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sonal loinlnisconcos which any I pioblems
seasoned newsgathoioi can inntcli
or bin pass fiom his atom of
periences holes one moie The wn I S
postmastei came Into the Rnugei
Times office one day years ago
when 1 was cditoi and
ed just Incidentally that
postmaster was drawing theUp
for jumping beans
Mr
I About people you know Governor
Coke Stevenson recently
vetoing the suggestion he make
° 8 hy PJnnc S h d
communities throughout tho States
rather drive he
so could stop
along the way and visit ut the
filling stations
R T Crujg veteran editor of
the Athens Review has retired
temporarily it Is to be hoped
in order to obtain a needed rest
Judge Ralph Yarborough of Austin
earned his first dollar by
turning a blj press by hand for
Craig
And modest capable Garland
i A Smith Caldwell editor and
president of the South Texas
Press Association has been appointed
chief clerk of the Texas
treasury
Mr
Beneath this stone a lump of
clay
Lies Uncle Peter Daniels
Who too early in the month of
May
Took off his winter flanncla
Mr Mr Mr
Different epochs in world his
apr
application blanks and form nndcatno m us
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I GIVE
YOU
TEXAS
if
BOYCE
HOUSE
Remaikable lemaiks
P T Barnuin The Ameinaii
people like to bo humbugged
Maik Twain Iwctybody talks
urgently needed The success of n t the weather but
he will await assignment j i fecf tQ perfcons who have hnd weight champion prborighte
Class Ycoman IeJinsi prcvl0US trnilllnR or experi bigger they me the hardei
ence to icccive such training af
ter employment for performing
the duties of Radio Repaliman
graphcr here two years prior XircrAf
j t Mechanics etc by corn
that time serving as grand jury
n Ojo tXnmltinlion of Mo
reporter in Tarrant County
chn1c Lcarner now being con
I am temporarily resigning asfuclcd nt nlcrvnls thc Ilceclg
as
I court reporter only because I feel of thc Srvlcc lcquhi hrouh
I can be of some assistance to Ul lhj stntCg of LoUislntln > nnd
my country Norman said to a Texns Snlnrles offere nfter em
Herald representative on leaving ploymcnt nml durlnB the training
with the offi
My association
0 from 900 r nnnllin
cers including the district judge 2J0 mmlim Age limits
district attorney lawyers clerks nve been rnMd fJl these TrnMe
and all other officials over the positions nnd it ls now posslble
district as well as the Jurors lias
for porons in thc Rhor nfi0
been most pleasant and I have at
bo
brnckels to omployed as
all times appreciated their conTrnincea nnd Ieccve ndotunte snl
sulci ation and help in my work
Mrs Norman will remain in
arles during the training period
Promotions aie rapid foi those
Plainview temporarily with her n f u d espcetnlly qualified
patents Mr and Mrs C C Mc
Glasson
Methodist Society
To Meet Monday
Circles one and two
Methodist Womens Society ofifjdd i
ncibcxly
the War Program depends upon anything about it
Bob FituimmoiiR the smallest
man who was ever woilds heavy
NIAVS
YOU DONT HAVK TO RE RICH to help American Defense Thats the theme of the tibou poster
one of the newest of the Defense Savings promotional pieces now going up In streetcars on bulletin
boards ivnd nt other public places This jwster oinphnstte tho point nihnnced by the rtomur > Ii > > nrt
ment that every American enn and must pitch in if the United State in to h e tho mm aiui the
tools necessary to protect her freedom
ik > lie flew ti i cms
1
of automobllcw and a lot of money
make hia views of any special
imiwrtmtro on any subjects o
eopt automobiles and money
And though you can write me
down as one who like Abou
Ben Adam loves his follow man
luno difficulty In attetching that
affection to include mon who
served a day In their Uvea
I on a newspaper yet bloasoin foith
as nationallysyndicated columnistsj lhotr was an old lady of Wooater
I Who was often annoyed by a
rood tor
She cut off his hood
Until he was dead
And now he dont ciow like ho
IMOtol
Income Tax Expert
To Be Here Friday
Tomoiiow those clearing assistance
in piopaiing their incomu
tax i etui mi will bo givun aid iiy
L B Barkley Deputy Collector
of Intelnal Revenue who will ho
at the First National Hank in
Tulla fiom II 30 a in to 1 00 pinThis will lie the only visit inado
to Tulln before the end of thu cui
lunt filing poilod on Match in
1912 so Swisher County residents
should tnko advantage of this op
poitunlty to solve tholr Inconio tax
Among Scouts
had been a bomb seme at the The Boy Scouts collected 1000
postofflce One of tho cloiks had oundl f tuir lirni 1
reported Weve got an Infernal Snluiday accoidlng tu Mack Kl
the immediate future Excellent j machine Sure enough you could i0u sc iiscd
opportunities for training and adhear the ticking like clockwork j u0 collection was furnished
vancement after entering on dutyThe postmaster soaked the
par thiough the courtesy of Muslck
are available to persons who have eel in water as he had lead wnni > rodin Co
of the jmd training or experience In the te police procedure and then I t
of Chemistry or Chemical lemoved the cord and paper re T1n 1 flSi
Christian Servlte will meet to Heseorch and in Mechanical oper voaling tin bucket with lid Wl flstll
crats anyhow this was
Herbert Hoover days
He pried thc lid off and thc
every now and then They are still
Hoaichlng for a permanent meet
mystery was solved the pall was ini place
almost full of Mexican jumping
beans which were bouncing
against the sides and top of the
bucket
That story went all over thc
country and the postmaster go
hkbkh uneruL
Household Hints
and warm water and then blench
Use a clean sheet of wrapping j f
paper to roll pies and pastry on ff
It saves a lot of cleaning up later
Pans for jnke bidting without
greasing should be nibbed hard
smooth and shiny with a dry polishing
clth before pouring In the
batter nu j
Some of the shine can be taken
f
off blue serge suits and coats by +
sponging lightly with vinegar > v
fore pressing j
The flavor of courted grapefruit
can bo Improved by aerating ity
that is pouring it form one con j f
talner into another several times
tory have been known as tho i credit is 431
stone age the bronre age the
steel age and so on This era To produce the 125000 airplane
may be known as the canned ln 1M3 called for by Preaidont
and carrot juice heavens
Mr Mr
By what process of reasoning
does a man become an authority
on world affairs and rate a na
434 Men And Boya
Register Here For
Selective Service
J E Deen clerk of thc local
selective service board said Tues
day that after receiving 20 cards
for Swisher County boys who
registered with other boards at
the National Registration Feb 10
the total number of registrant for f
which tills board will be given
juice age Just a few years to Hooscvelt will require factory
mato juic was about the snaco equivalent to 1000
kind that was canned Now you cltv blocks
can get pineapple juice orange
juice grapefruit juice kraul Juice The brink of Niagara Falls is
receding at the rate of 2 lA feet
a year
The Great Lakes constitute almost
onehalf the fresh water
tionwide radio hookup Just bevolume of the earth
Personals
tho monalua
Ouoata In tho homo of Mrs W
II Bates nnd Mra M 1 Kppa last
wook wore thoir alster Mm S W
Wyatt Royio Texas mid throe
dnughtors Mrs llmnei Hull Itui
rls Texas Mra Fied menator
Mlg Spring and Mims Wyatt Phillips
Tex
Mr nnd Mia George Jonnlnga
nnd family aiu moving fiom their
homo Hint of Tulla to tho Mm
Sloota Juunluga homo in Tulla
Mia Clnience Bauer and ehll
dion visited hor mothoi Mra L
A Donnell in Canyon last week
Chester lllllff nnd family have
locontly moved to tlio George
JonutiiHa farm east of Tuliu
Mi nnd Mrs J K Swopiton
woio in Lubbock Monday on businessMr nnd Mra ICnrl Rodgurs wont
to Ft Worth Thursday nnd enmo
back tho pi mid parents of an
alm alM
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K4m
3m
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a a nl tlK Ktdav nmht at the
gether in Fellowship Hall of the ations equirlng the use of Call the kind that takes a knle Z moJliii place of th lloy
church Monday Iternoon a I Micrometers and other in
pe s lde to piy off The ticking was Scouts which Is the building south H
oclock nt which time cucle one s ruments used in determining pminer now
jf WlllllC 0II1U OWIHK
will be hostess sizes and shapes of steel forgings
Thu other member8 of thc force by Dr and Mrs J Kd Cawfod
The circles commoted their and castings Tlie need for em back after all he
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Mi and Mi i Ray Blair > d
rrlnitvM and friends in Ammllo hl
nnd Mi f
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PlfrE FIVE
n s Pim
rclutivo md
week TI1C7
HallnM where
< rp School
Sundiv night and Monday
Mi inn Mi II < r t Bin Menau
Ro Walter G Horn left Tuos ° lh > n Kited m the ii me < > f hlir
day for Temple Tex whore he P rent Mi and Mi icons
wilt attend a call mooting of tho Huehernu Sund
Synod of the Presbytorlan Church I
j Paul Ramioy was lu < mo Friday
Mr anil Mrs Vernon Onrriaonfr ° h be Vrlorani Hospital at
and on Thomaa Kiicono Iinvo re Amnnll but mu report bncle
cently moved from Sllverton to fnr n operation whdo Spider
Sunhor County They ro living un > the hospital ay < c that
> n the Burke farm 0 miles emt > WB Phased with the place
< > f Tulla nnd Relievos tho troatmont Is hclp
llng him
Mr and Mrs Earl Malnnc Jr
Knit Worth vial ted their parent 1 Mv Iholmn MrMahan and Mis
Mr and Mra W C Cowan and Ulv Newman both nui ei nt
Mr and Mrs Knrl Malone hoie the Veteran Hoapital at Aimi
last week rilU > eiuniito fmtn Lubbock wltero
Kiev had been tn tnko their pliy
Mi and Mra Hood Clayton who to l f mn tn enter the army
hno boon vl lllni < relative and mnsin t ooipn stopped In Tulia
frloncU in the Rio Grand Vallev Kndav to see J K Doon
iuh n i < >
recently
Word was
recoivod
Miss Opal I vnns who
itiiiniMM at the Northwest
luro loitllo pit ii t Amaullo and
Tv ins lust wrokend
is In
Pox as
MIM
week that C J Vara who la a I l > < li Mao Evats i student at West
student at Tech CollOjo at hub1 Texas state Colli visited their
t > cHk la suffering fiom a cnio of pnnnt Mi ami Mr Henry
I New i llUens of Swisher Coun
ty are Mi nnd Mrs R D Chnritp
lln nod grandchildren Dixie Mac
mid Nonnnn T Murgnn all fnim
IuIiImhK whoie lie was ill hual
nosn and have now purchascHl tho
II K Toles faim neu Happy
Mr and Mu M < m nlco lower
and small ton Don Mtchnol visited
tholr iwirenla horp Wist week
oud
Mra C C Northcutl visited In
thu homo of hor daughter Mr
and Mrs Ilnrley Ooottsi lie in
Amorlllo Inst wook
Mian Gladys Stalling ipent Sunday
in Amarillo visiting in lite
homo of her sister Mr and Mrs
> nrl West
Mtsa Murlha Uur Miorr Lubbock
Is visiting In tho h > of
hor grandmother Mrs 1 W Kil
lough this wook
Mill Jonos who Is nttendtni a
ndopted hoy whom thoy named homily rtchool at Iunhook v tailed
Gmy Kill I The bnhy is about tiIn mother Mis W It Jones hut
tlnoe wivks old weekend
I L CuiiniiiKliam County Mi and Mis Mint Ilyitt Sin
Judge of Castto County ami Com Hondo Texas iitiuned home List
luimdnncib Shoffov md Stutk vvoie week aflet visiting in the home
in Tulia on liUMiiiffs Monday of Den Kogots
First Aid and Emergency Items
iiiuo llrmdags Adhesive Tape Cotton Plasters Hot
Water Mottles Fountain Syi Ingex Atomiers E > n and lil
cor SyriiigeM Infant Synngos Kleenex
Inhaler Chest Hubs ouitmenl Muni Itomedio fold
Keinixlles Throat iargli i Ionics Vitamins and Seium
HKIiSC IS < lt lliSlllTIS
CRAWFORD PHARMACY
PI I ON K v
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Gardening Time
IS HERE
We Have Anything For Your Garden
Produce For The Defenne
FLOUR
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WASH0
SALMON
Ill re Ht
FLAVRJELL
PINEAPPLE JUICE
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Num yZlnl
Large Puckuge
Brimful
Tall in
1 Piicktigoii
No 2 lun
2 CanI
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24c
21c
16c
25c
PRODUCESEED DEPARTMENT
CAB ri PLANTSHULK SEEDS
OUR SEED IS COMPLETE WE HAVE ONION SETS
Ducketts Store
THE BIGGEST LITTLE STORE IN TOWN
EAST SIDE SQUARE
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wasj The boya are fixing their placc <
with their trophies and equip I t
most money besides his life wnsmct They use nail kegs for
not as valuable as a good seats and have a cook stove so
n tho Hint they can serve refreshments
a bunch of orders from the East For praplrntlon stains use soap
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The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 33, No. 9, Ed. 1, Thursday, February 26, 1942, newspaper, February 26, 1942; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth42720/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.