The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 3, 1936 Page: 1 of 8
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VOL 80. No. 40
SEMINOLE GAINBS COUNTY. TEXAS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1986
f 1.00 Per Yba»
Stock Law to Be
Rigidly Enforced
The City Commission at their
regular meeting this week passed
an ordinance prohibiting animals
or stock running at large within
the city limits, provided for im
pounding such animals, and the
redemption and sale of such, also
fixed the fees for such and the
penalty for the violation.
This ordinance and the officials
state that it will be rigidly en
forced, is for the protection of
those who have beantified their
homes and lawns.
Stock of all kinds is included
in this ordinance and it is to the
interest of all who have allowed
cows, horses and other livestock
to run loose to see that this
practice is stopped, unless they
want to pay a heavy fee for such.
There have been a number of
complaints of damage done by
loose stock recently. Trees and
flowers, as well as lawns, have
been damaged.
These citizens have been as
sured that their property inter-
ests will be protected in the
future, and that the city officials
are ready and willing to coope-
rate in enforcing this law against
stock running at large
This ordinance will be publish
ed in full in next week’s 8entinel.
Look for it.
A New Yell Leader
For S. H. S. Pep Squad
f mmmtmmrnrn
Athletic Ooach and Mrs. J. B.
Airhart announce the arrival of
a seven pound girl, born Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 1st, at the Lub
bock Sanitarium.
Mr Airhart seems disappoin*
ted in not being able to furnisli a
quarterback for his team, but
believes in that old adage of "if
at first you don’t succeed, try
again."
Rah! Rail! Rah! W a t c h
Seminole grow!
Elizabeth Barron, of Lamesa,
has accepted a position in tiie
office of Miss Lora Brown, Coun-
ty Clerk. Miss Barron is a
sister of Mrs. Carl Kelly, who
resides six miles northwest of
Seminole, and has recently com-
pleted a business course in Lub-
bock.
Douglas Gibbs, of Nsw York
City, arrived Friday of last week
enroute home from California.
His parents, Judge and Mrs. W.
G Gibbs accompanied him as far
as Wichita Falls where they visit-
ed with their daughter for a few
days.
S. R. Moore of Mount Vernon,
s spending seveial days here
aking preparations to move to
eminole. Mr. Moore is Finley
oors’s father, and owns an
terest in Moore’s Grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Curry left
ednssday for a few days visit
San Angelo. While there they
ill be the guests of Dr. and
rs. E. H. Jones.
Mesdames M. S. Doss, W. A.
x, C. E. Rollins and A. J. Dow
re Lubbock shoppers the lat
part of last week.
rrs. Rufus Mitchell and
ghter, Miss Nuel, were
wnfleld visitors Wednesday.
r. and Mrs. J. W. Childers
son, Fred, transacted busi-
sin Midland Thursday.
rs. Annie Boyd who has been
ill for the past three weeks
wly improving.
Returns From Lubbock
^ Hospital Monday
Mesdames Wayne Cox and
George Porter, who were hurt in
an auto accident at Andrews the
latter part of last week were
brought back home Monday.
They were carried to a Lubbock
hospital Saturday following this
accident, which happened on the
main highway in the town of An
drews, near the postoffice in that
town. The condition of Mrs.
Cox, at first thought to be of a
very serious nature, we are glad
to learn, was not so serious.
Mrs. Cox is visiting in the
home other parents, Mr. and
Mrs O. E. O’Neal, and is able to
be up around the house.
J. S Edwards, of Slaton, and
C. A Clayton, of Sweetwater,
were business visitors here
Thursday and Friday. Mr.
Clayton, who erected the two
brick buildings on the southwest
corner of the square several
months ago for Arthur Duff,
states that he will return to
Seminole within the next few
days and will probably reside
here for some time.
To those bringing me their
exact birthday between now and
January 1, I will put up a birth
chart, giving you your talents,|
etc. Also giving information for
your outlook for 1937. And if
you are going to make that
change or investment, you will
need this information I have.
All written out for 50c.—Mrs. O.
F. Haywood.
S. E Nolley returned home
Wednesday afternoon from Abi-
lene, where he spent two days
visiting in the home of his mother
Mrs S. V. Burkett. Mr. Nolley
states that his mother is 90 years
of age, and is in perfect health.
Mrs. J C. Newberry was call-
ed to the bedside of her cousin,
Mrs. Melvin Crane, Wednesday.
The latter is reported seriously
ill in a Brownfield hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Smallin
spent the week end in Lorenzo
with Mr. Smallin's mother who
is seriously ill.
Simeon O’Neal of Lubbock has
been a guest in the home of his
brother, O. E. O’Neal this week.
For Sale.—A good windmill
and tower.—Rufus Mitchell.
Co. Agent’s Column
Many 4 H Club boys have pigs
on feed for the annual spring
stock show, while others are
securing animals to feed out.
Much enthusiasm is being
aroused among the boys and they
are looking forward to the Sea
graves Poultry and Livestock
show which has been creating
more interest each year.
It is rumored that the Sea-
graves Show will be open not
only to F. F. A. and 4 H Club
boys but will be open to the
public and to all exhibitors. It
has also been rumored that
handsome awards will be offered
in each division of livestock and
poultry. It is hoped that the
business men of Seagraves as
well as the whole county will get
behind this movement and make
the Seagraves show one of the
best ever held on the South
Plains. Build the county and
buiid the town.
Transfers Made Daring
Fast Few Days
(Taken from records in County
Clerk’s office. Gaines County,
Texas.)
WARRANTY DEEDS
First National Bank, Dallas to
Minnie B. Henderson, dated
November 1,1986, conveying Sec.
1, League 280.
North Central Texas Oil Co. to
NTX Company, dated April 15,
1936, conveying all lands and in-
terests in State of Texas or else-
where.
A. R. Clay, et ux, to Mrs.
Nannie A. Clay, dated January
18, conveying Lots 10, 11 and 12,
block 40, Seminole.
Charles L. Clay, et ux, to Mrs.
Nannie A. Clay Miller, dated
December 16, 1912, conveying
Lots 10, 11 and 12, block 40
Seminole,
Henry Clay, et ux, to Mrs.
Nannie A. Clay, dated December
19, 1908, conveying Lots 10, 11
and 12, block 40, Seminole.
R. W. Clay, et ux, to Nannie
A. Clay Miller, dated November
27, 1911, conveying Lots 10, 11
and 12, block 40, Seminole.
Emma J. Austin to L. P. Smal
lin, dated August 25, 1936, con
veying out of WH of 8ec 190,
block G and beginning at a point
in N line of sec. 190, which is 60
ft West of the Center of N line
of said sec; thence S 140 feet to
point, for SE corner this tract;
thence W 85 ft to point for SW
corner; thence N 140 ft to point
iuN line of said Imp UM
corner this tract; thence E along
N line of said sec a distance of
85 ft to the place of beginning.
J. Anderson King to Raymond
P. King and Everett B. King,
dated October 26, 1936, convey
ing Secs. 5,9, 10, 11,12, 15 and
16, block C44 and Leagues 304,
305 and 306.
Correction: M. L Bremont to
A. L Duff, Jr., dated November
24, 1936, conveying NH of Sec. 3,
block C30, reserving H of mine-
rals.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
Melvin Lewis, et ux, to J. P.
Flake, dated November 20, 1936,
conveying E 400 A of 8ec. 392,
block G.
EffieDowtoC. E Rollins, dated
November 14, 1936, conveying
Lot 3, block 64, Seminole.
MINERAL DEEDS
O. W. Harrison to U. H. Hos
terman, dated October 15, 1936,
conveying an undivided 1 32nd
interest in E 320 A of N^ of Sec.
20, block A24.
U. H. Hosterman to C. P.
Quinlan, dated October 23, 1936,
conveying an undivided 1 32nd
interest in E 320 A of N% of Sec.
20, block A24,
Arthur Sory to R. W. Conn,
dated November 14, 1936, con-
veying an undivided 4 1120 in-
terest in EH and E% of WH of
Sec. 6 and EH and EH of WH of
Sec. 7, block C45.
Arthur Sory to Elizabeth H.
Nelson, dated November 9, 1986,
conveying an undivided 10 1120th
interest in EH and EH of WH
of Sec. 6and EH and EH of WH
of 8ec. 7, block C45.
Arthur Sory to Milton C. Ham,
dated November 9, 1986, convey
ing an undivided 10 1120th in
terest In EH and EH of WH of
8ec 6, and EH aod E% of WH
of Sec. 7, block C45
Arthur Sory to Blanche L.
Harding and Allen P. Harding,
dated November 9, 1936, convey
ing an undivided 4 1120th in-
Mrs. R. P. Kelly Able
To Be Brought Home
Mrs. R. P. Kelly, who was
injured in a car wreck last
August, 23, and carried to the
Gilmer hospital is now at home.
She arrived home Thursday in
the Singleton ambulance, her
daughter, Mrs. Rosine Burden,
attended her on the trip home.
Mrs. Kelly, the wife of our
Presbyterian minister, has a
great number of friends through-
out this section who rejoice in
the fact that she was spared and
is able to be home again.
terest in EH and EH of WH of
Sec 6 and EH and EH of WH of
8ec. 7, block C45.
Arthur Sory to Bertha B. Cole,
dated November 9, 1986, convey
ing an undivided 10 1120th in
terest in EH and EH of WH of
Sec. 6 and EH and EH of WH
of Sec. 7, block C45.
Arthur Sory to Sarah H. Peene
dated November 5, 1936, convey-
ing an undivided 10 1120 interest
in EH and EH of WH of Sec. 6,
and EH and EH of WH of 8ec.
7, block C45.
Lessing Alch to Ella Busking,
dated November 20,1936, convey
ing an undivided 5 640th inteiest
in 8ec202, block G.
R C. Crabb toJ. L. Greene,
dated November 21, 1926, con
veying an undivided 1 32interest
in Secs 5, 7 and 17, block H.
Neil H. Willis, et ux, to H. P
Saunders, Jr., dated November
block G.
Harold H. Kendrick to Bernard
Skahill, dated December 8, 1986,
conveying an undivided H in-
terest in NEH of Sec. 7, block
AX.
W. H. Morrow, et ux, to R. W.
Pittman, dated November 14,
1936, conveying an undivided H
interest in SH of 8ec. 200, block
G.
R W. Pittman,et ux, to George
R. Burke, dated November 20,
1936, conveying an undivided h
interest in SH of Sec 200, block
G
R W. Pittman to Ross Walker,
dated November 20, 1936, con
veying an undivided % interest
in 8H of 8ec. 200, block G.
W. A. Guinn and W L. Bradley
to M. A. Moore, dated November]
24, 1936, conveying an undividUf
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Legion Meeting at
Lubbock, Dec. 4 and 5
Lubbock, Texas, Nov. 80.—The
Allen Bros. Post of the American
Legion has arranged a very
interesting program for the five
hundred legionnaires and auxil-
iary members that are expected
here December 5 and 6 for the
19th district convention.
Starting with registration
December 5, a full program of
fun has been arranged that will
be climaxed with a dance on the
evening of December 5 at the
Hotel Lubbock and a luncheon
will be given at the Hilton for the
visitors at 12 30 d. m December
6.
Sunday visitors as well as local
legionnaires will have an oppor-
tunity to hear the National Chap
lain of the American Legion,
Rev. Bryan H. Keathley, who
will conduct church services at
11:00 o’clock.
Following the luncheon pro-
gram, a business session will be
conducted with O. B. Quante,
district committman, presiding.
Department Commander
Drury Phillips, aud other rank
ing officials of the state organiza-
tion will be here for the conven
tion.
More Worms Are Reported
In West Texas
Washington, Dec. 2.—8ecre
tary Wallace announced today
revision of pink boliworm quar
19,1936, conveying an undivided ant,n® regulations to include
YfTHQHMI in’ NBH of Sec. 226, Ybree Texas counties and parts
of two others in the lightly m
tested area.
The area involved included
Glasscock, Howard and Martin
counties and the parts of Dawson
and Midland counties not pre
viously regulated.
The secretary said the revision
was made because of the finding
of pink boliworm recently at Big
Spring in Howard county and at
Patricia, in Dawson county.
T. O. Stark left Friday morn-
ing for Mineral Wells, where he
expects to remain for an indefi
nifca time for the benefit of his
health Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Dennis accompanied Mr. Stark.
Mrs. Dsnms will remain there
to be with Mr. Stark, who has
ieen confined to his room here
H interest in NH"o7 8 H of Seo.7for the past two months. The
12, block A22.
A. H. McDonald, et ux, toJ.
C. Sartin, dated November 20,
1986, conveying 1 16th interest
in NE 160 A of Sec. 205. block G.
B D Buckley to A. E Wagner
dated November 28,1936, convey-
ing an undivided 2 640th Interest
in Sec 202, block G.
OIL AND GAS LEASES
Dennis Knight, et ux, to Q. M.
continued on page 8
many friends of Mr. 8tark hope
that his condition will permit his
early return home.
Finley Moore, accompanied by
J. M. Parker, left Wednesday
for Dallas to purchase goods for
Mr. Moore’s Variety 8tore.
Birds for sale or trade for cow
feed or anything I can use.—
Mrs. M. C. Fisher.
For 8ale.—A good windmill
and tower.—Rufus Mitchell.
Dr. W. A. PETTEY
OPTOMETRIST
of Lubbock will be in Seminole, Wed-
nesday, Dec. 9th, prepared to Fit
Glasses. Will be located at
C. C. Cothes & Son
Drug Store.
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Stone, Harry N. The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 3, 1936, newspaper, December 3, 1936; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth518803/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Gaines County Library.