The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 16, 1944 Page: 8 of 12
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The Hereford Brand, Hereford, Texas, Thursday, November 16, 1944
Biles Held
Last Week for
Mrs. Gilliland '
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Mrs. S. F. Gilliland (Hattie I
Mae White) wa.s 'born Aug. 22. |
1861 in Ashland. Miss., and died
Nov. 4, 1944 at Baylor Hospital
In Dallas following an illness of
aaveral weeks She was 63 years,!
two months and 15 days of age j
at the time of her death.
She was married at Bartlett, j
Tex., Dec. 16. 1906, to S. F. Gil- ;
liland, and from 1908 to 1938,
the couple were residents of
Ployd County, moving to Deaf
Smith County in 1942 from
Lamb County.
Mrs. Gilliland had been a de-
vout member of the Presbyter-
ian Church since childhood.
She is survived by her hus- j
band, four sons, Herman L. Gil- '
liland. Travis H. Gilliland and
Arnold W. Gilliland, all of the
U. S. Army, Clyde H. Gilliland,
Hereford; five daughters, Mrs.
Eddie Mae Bennett and Miss
Pauline Gilliland, Dallas, Mrs.
Howard Morris, South Plains,
Tex., Mrs. Lester B Dunn, Ama-
rillo, and Miss Inez Gilliland,
Hereford; seven grandchildren;
two sisters, Mrs. C. R. Garner,
Boonevllle, Ark. and Mrs. Ned
Whitfield. Bartlett. Tex; a bro-
ther, Earl White of Fort Worth,
and a half brother, W. T. Craft,
Ashland, Mss.
All of Mrs. Gilliland’s child-
ren, her brother, Earl White of
Fort Worth, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. S. Gilliland of Paducah were
present for the funeral.
Services were conducted Mon-1
day afternoon, Nov. 6, from the
First Baptist Church of Here-
ford with Rev. Will Clayton of
Seagraves in charge, assisted
by Rev. Jack Sisemore of tlje
Line Avenue Baptist Church of
Amarillo. Music was furnished j
by members of the Line Avenue
EDDIE CAN10R and JoAN DAVIS in o e of the few tender
scenes from “Show Business" a musical which will bring forth
nostalgic memories of great days of vaudeville and which brings
hack many of the old-time vaudeville stars in a d.splay of their
specialties. Co starred with Canti r and M ss Davs arc George
Murphy, Nancy Kelly and Constance Moore, and the picture
shows Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Star.
HOME MADE
CANDY
HOT DOGS — COFFEE
COLD DRINKS
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Visit l Is Often
Candy Kitchen
Baptist Church.
Burial was In West Park Cem-
etery.
Honorary pallbearers were
Dr’s. CuitLs Rcsser, Jack Kerr,
Paul Thomas, Dorsey R. Barn-
es, Brandon Carrrll, Henry H.
Beckrn ng, Taylor T. Pickett, W.
Marshall Craig and Henry
Montgomery, all of Dallas; Ju-
lius Holtz, Dallas; Dr. R. R. Wills,
ICriss Renfro, Jim Higgins, C.
Hood, Fred Moreman, Jack
Walker, Fred Saltzman, E. B.
Hedrick, Beta Higgins, T. B. Cox,
Glen Rutter, Kelly Beckman,
Rev. James Aiken, Jr, J H.
Merritt, E. Lemons, all of Here-
ford; Homer Steen, F. C. Har-
mon and O. M. Watson. Floyd-
ada; Estes Woodtaurn, 8, F. Bar-
ber, Bob Shelton, Rae McCles-
key, Grady Crager and A, R.
Mcrlweather, Lockney; Frank
Jarre-tt, Jim Reeves, Walter
Wood, C, A. Wilson, Linton Lan-
ham, C. M. Lyles, Carl Daniel,
Wilbur Wilson, G, Melton, J B.
Jiarnigan, Paul Snodgrass, Will
Simms, Oscar Mulder, South
Plains; L. L. Dunn, Littlefield,
and J A. Roberson, Amherst.
Active pallbearers were R. B.
Miller, R. B. Hutson and A B.
Higgins, Hereford, and George
Weast, Gilbert Bean and Men-
ard Field, South Plains.
Flower girls were Mary Ann
Beckman, Ruth Moreman, Ltta
Glen Rutter, Martha Lee Rut-
ter, Frances and Betty Sue
Walker, Elaine Cox, Audrey
Hood, and Mesdames Charles
♦ * * *
Jumbo
BY PAULINE BISHOP
**#***■, * # * * *
M, T. Sparkman, Glenn May
and Finis Hunter were hosts to
a forty-two party at the Jum-
bo school h use Friday night.
Almost everyone in the commu-
nity wa.s present. Refreshments
of pie and coffee were served.
| Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Spencer
;and Bonnie Jean spent last
Saturday night with Bradford
Spencer In Melrose, N. M. They
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Matthews in
Clovis, N, M.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Renfro i
and O. (’. spent Sunday in Here-
ford with Mr. and Mrs. Renfro's I
I mother, Mrs. Lee Lambert.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Roberts j
i and family of Ralls, were week-
I end visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
j Pints Hunter, Mrs. Hunter and
! Mrs. Roberts are sisters.
I Sam Hunter attended the
j Hereford-Tulta football game
! at Tulla Friday night.
I Charles Wilder and Mrs. Sam
Hunter attended a sophomore
class party in Dimmitt Friday
night. Mrs. Hunter Is the class
Ilood, Perry Vernon, E. Lemons,
Merritt, A. B. Higgins, F, Y
Moreman, M. Hawks, T, B. Cox,
Bob Hlgins, Jack Sisemore, Me-
nard Field and Mary Rinerd.
sponsor.
Mr and Mrs M. L Simpson
were Amarillo vis. tors Monday
The Jumbo Sunday School at- ,
tendance U improving. Rev J.
R. £ha:p of Canyon, filled his
regular appointment here Sun-
day. He was accompanied here
by Mrs. Sharp, and they were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Hunter.
Miss Virginia E mpson of the
Deaf Smith County Hospital
visited the M. L. Simpsons Sun-
day night.
LEGAL NOTICE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
To: Oliver Noirman. Emma K.
Norman, daughter of Emma
Norman, deceased, and grand-
daughter of G. H LeOrand, de-
ceased; George Henry Norman;
Frank Richards; Elizabeth
Richards Baird, a feme sole; Le-
roy Richards; Emma Gorman
and husband Ralph Gorman;
Mattie B. Richards, a daughter
of Mattie Richards and C. S.
Richards, both deceased, and a
granddaughter of G, H. Le-
Grund, deceased; Eva Jo.se-
phine Allpress, widow of
Thomas H. Allpress and daugh-
ter of Beatrice Parker, de-
ceased, and a granddaughter of
(5. H. LeOrand, deceased; Fay
Parker, a feme sole; Louise
Hull, the widow of Marlon C.
Hull and a daughter of Beatrice
Parker, deceased and a grand-
daughter of G. H. LeOrand, de-
ceased ; and Oliver Harold Par-
ker, Defendants, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded
to appear before the Honorable
District Court of Deaf Smith ' to-wit:
County at the Court House An action in trespass to try
thereof, in Hereford, Texas, at title against all of the defen-
or before 10 o’clock A. M. of the dants and for title to and pos-
fir-t Monday next after the ex- session of all of the South one- \
piratlon of forty-two days from half of Block Number 3, Evants
the date of the issuance of this Addition to the City of Here- j
citation, same being the 11th ford, Deaf Smith County, Tex-
day of December A. D. 1944, for specific performance of
then and there to answer Plain- sale contract and for lien for j
tiff’s Petition filed in said Court, valuable improvements made
on the 23rd day of October A. D 0n said land; and in the alter- |
1944, In this cause, numbered native for appointment of re- j
2707 on the docket of said court ceiver and the sale of said land
and styled James H. Bradley alHj the payment for such lm- |
Plaintiff, VS. Oliver Norman, provements, costs of suit, at- :
Emma K. Norman, daughter of torney’s fees and the balance I
Emma Norman, deceased, and divided equally among the Joint
granddaughter of G. II. Le- owners of said property, as Is
Grand, deceased; George Henry more fully shown by Plaintiff’s
Norman; Prank Richards; Petition on file in this suit.
Elizabeth Richards Baird, a 0fficor executing this
feme sole; Leroy Richards; Em- proceM shall promptly execute
ma Gorman and husband Ralph sajne according to law, and
Gorman; Mattie B Richards, a make cjue ireturn as the law dl- !
daughter of Mattie Richards roCks
and C. 8. Richards both dc- & and j und(>r
s^’iairsssssr^ •— - **•*—
Josephine Allprcss, widow of
Thomas H Allpress and daugh-
ter of Beatrice Parker, deceased,
and a granddaughter of G. H.
LeOrand, deceased; Fay Parker,
a feme sole; Louise Hull, the
widow of Marlon C. Hull and a
daughter of Beatrice Parker,
dec erased and a granddaughter
of G. H. LeOrand, deceased;
and Oliver Harold Parker and
LoLs Norman, Defendants.
Cburt, at office in Hereford,
Texas this the 23rd day of Octo-
ber A. D. 1944.
Attest:
R. L. THOMPSON Clerk,
District Court,
Deaf Smith County,
Texas.
,SEAL1 43-440
Relief At Last
ForYourCougb
Creomulslon relieves promptly be-
cause It goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and rxpei
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in-
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the un-
derstanding you must like the wuy it
qnckiy allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Couehs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis^
A brief statement of the na-
ture of this suit is as follows,
Read Our Want Ad Page*
MASONIC BULLETIN
Hereford Lodge MB
fttAtml mooting nwotiri Mon-
day in »*ach month School
of inMniction each Thurs-
day night.
F. L. TERRELL. W M.
R L. THOMPSON. S.t y.
YOUR
Bookkeeping is Our
BUSINESS
Rodgers & Howard
Accountants
Phone............26
l-’iot National Bank Bldg
To the People
of this Community
The Victory Volunteer goes by
many names in the Sixth War
Loan, Sometimes he or she is
culled u Cialiunt, sometimes a
Blue Star Hrig-
udior "r perhaps
a Rnnaadler.
Whatever the
designation, he
or she Is per-
forming a prac-
tical patriotic
service. In this
community In
the next few
weeks you will
meet many of
them at work. In
the thentres, nt your work I >p,
in the banks and in your he .< .
Remember one thing you do
r ot do them u favor when • m
iiuy mi extra War Rond. You
fp . ,. < uttry, jrour flgh
. 1 i ■ nd friends I
If. The Victory Volant or gives
ills time nnd his energy in n
, t cs " ........
easy for you to do your duty h
having nt least one extra $'00
War Rond ovrr and above your
regular bond purchases.
This Reminder
Courtesy of
Cleaners
Acme
PHONE 111
“Wear Clean Clothes"
Back the flth War Loan!
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Long Distance calls are at an alMime
high.
It happens sometimes that there's a
bigger rush than usual on certain cir-
cuits. Then the Long Distance operator
will help to keep things moving by
saying—"Please limit your call to 5
minutes."
She's grateful when you say "O.K."
Having sold my farm, I am selling my complete farming equipment, at my place 1 Mile South and
Half Mile East of Hereford, on the old Dimmitt Road.
Wed., Nov. 22
BEGINNING AT H O’CLOCK A. M.
LIVESTOCK . . .
1 5 year <>!,] Wliiteface Regist. Bull.
2 <i year-oM Wliiteface ('own,
10 l-year-old Wliiteface Cows.
5 I year < Id Wliiteface Cows with
small calves.
1 2-year old Wliiteface Steer.
f> 2 year-old Wliiteface Heifers, bred.
15 Early Spring Calves.
10 Bate Spring Calves.
4 year-old Mixed Wliiteface Cows,
MILK COWS . . .
I .Jersey Cow, 6 years, 5 gallons.
I Spotted Jersey Cow, H yrw., 6 gals.
1 Brown Jersey, 5 yrs., 4 gals.
1 Brown Jersey, 5 yrs., 5 gals,
1 Brown Jersey, 5 yrs., 4 gals.
1 Brow/i Jersey, 5 yrs., 5 gals.
1 Cream Separator,
HOGS...
!i Sows and Bigs,
4 Sows to J’ig soon.
2 Bred Hilts.
2 Shouts.
1 llog Self-Feeder.
I 15 ft, Steel Hog Trough.
Several small Hog Troughs.
BEES—2 Hives Honey Bees.
FARM MACHINERY . ..
1 International Reg. Farmall, steel,
I 15 00 Wallace Tractor, rubber on
front.
1 10 ft ’10 mode] Van Brunt Drill.
I 10 ft. Emerson One-Way Blow.
1 6 ft International One-Way Blow.
1 4 Disc International So, 1 Blow.
1 1H in. Two Way Botato Blow, new.
1 International Botato Digger.
1 International 2-See. Drag Harrow.
1 Tractor Trailer Wagon, Hx20 ft,
1 7 ft Bower Mower, International.
1 7 ft. Side Delivery Rake, new.
1 7-ft Eoakner Cultivator.
1 2,Row F/ister, fits Farmall.
1 Heavy Tool Bar. fits Farmall.
2 7 ft. Tandem Dises, one good one.
1 All's-Clinlmers all-crop Com-
bine,
2 Iron Wheel Wagons.
1 Grasshopper Boison Spreader.
2 Bush Type Harden Blowa.
1 10 inch Harden Blow.
14 Chopping Hoes.
Spades, Hakes, Scoops and Bitehforks
1 Battery Fence Charger,
1 Electric Fence Charger.
1 Eire Extinguisher.
1 2 Bottom Turning Blow,
t! ft. Disc Harrow,
J (Quarter H B Electric Motor.
I Hid Row Binder, «
I Hand Corn Hheller mounted on a
shelter box.
Lots of Farm Bhop Tools, Drills, Vi»o,
Anvils, Forge, ate.
PICK-UPS & TRUCKS...
I 1926 Model, i/j ton V-H Pickup.
I 1929 Model A Truck.
FEED . . .
250 Bushels of <tats.
400 IJis. Alfalfa Heed,
40 Bushels of Rye Seed.
1 I’apec Feed Grinder,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS . . .
2 Iron Bedsteads and Springs.
1 Hood Mattress.
2 Has Heaters.
1 New Broeess Has Range
1 Rocking Chair.
4 Dining Chairs ... 1 Small Dresser.
1 Stand Table.
1 Sunbeam Mixmaster, nearly new.
1 Dawn Mower.
2 50-foot Harden Hose.
1 Hood Tripod.
Con»ign«d by
J. W. ALEXANDER . . .
1 7-ft. Horse Mower.
1 Duck Rake ... 1 Sulky Hake.
1 Bundle Wagon.
1 Wagon , , , 1 O ft. Tandem Disc.
J Dirt Keraper ... 1 5 ft. Fresno.
I 2 Section Harrow,
1 Set Harness,
Boat hole Diggers, Bitehforks, Shovels,
and other items too numerous to
mention.
2 Good Work Horses.
• OUVMWIfTIRN RILL VILIPMONI CO.
WYCHE HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB WILL SERVE LUNCH. FREE COFFEE!
TERMS OF SALE—CASH! All eettlomonte to bt mod# befor. property i» removed from Hi# promitoe
S. O. WILSON, Owner
SRUMLEY b OTTEN.
*• C. EUBANKS. Clotk
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Gillentine, Jimmie. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 16, 1944, newspaper, November 16, 1944; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth583728/m1/8/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.