The Archer County Times (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1942 Page: 4 of 8
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the archer county times
TfceArcherCauntyTimes
John Wilson Perkins
tin. Mae Free Perkins
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Publishers.
Published on Thursday of Each Week
at Archer City, Archer County, Texas.
Entered as second class nail natter at
the poet office at Archer City. Teas,
under the act of Congress, March 3,1879
Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, reputation or standing of any
firm, individual or corporation will glad-
ly be corrected upon being called to the
attention of the publishers.
entered a hog at the Wichita
Show, Saturday, October 31,
and won second place. The
prize was 100 baby chicks which
he will receive early next spring.
William Hoffman showed bis
winning gilt of the County and
brought back the registered
heifer when he returned home.
Advertising R*tea:_Clas3iflied, local
aad legal notices charged for at the rate
of two (.02c) cents per word far first in-
sertion and one (.01c) cent per wonMor
each subsequent insertion.
Display rates made known on application
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1942
A few demonstrations on the
eradication of ox-worbles in
cattle will be conducted next
week. These warbles, or wolves,
as they are sometimes called,
ave tbs results or betl flies and
Lewis Horany of Los Angeles
visited here last week with his
uncle and aitat, Mr. and Mrs. S.
K. Horany, and other relatives
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Bailey
spent Sunday in Jean with Mrs.
Bailey's mother, Mrs. Annie
Robertson.
Mrs. Vera Kicherson of Man-
kins returned this week from
Houston, where she attended
the annual grand session of East-
ern Star. While away she also
can be almost eradicated if
proper treatments are applied
‘jiU Out" on the
{farm {front
People who are interested
this work are invited to contact
me within the next few days.
THE FRAMED GARDEN
An area 5 by 20 feet, boxed in
with planks 12 to 18 inches high
and having some sort of cover-
otherwise a frame garden—can
be depended upon as a source ot
home-grown vitamins. The
C. W. WILHOIT, County Agent
Mbs. Emma Lou Blocker, H-D Agent
8i or ueiore iu o ciock a* Oi tne
cover, designed to protect young1 first Monday after the expiration of
Tlla nf o frnm onlrl .
Texas Farmers and 4-H Club
boys may pick up a little extra
money this winter by saving the
hog bristles at hog killing time.
In pre-war times about six
million pounds of hog bristles
were imported and much of that
poundage will have to be sup-
plied by borne production.
These bristles are used in the
making of paint brushes and
should be 2Mi inches long or frame gardens,
longer. They are better if pulled
after the hog is scalled. They
should then be assorted into
lengths and dried in a box with
a screen bottom. They should,
after drying,be tied into bundles
of 1VS» inch in diameter and held
until a market is announced
later. .
plants from cold, should be tack-
ed securely to one side of the
frame bed means provided to
hold down the cloth over the
otherside and ends. Small
props should be available for
providing ventilation when the
the cover is kept over the bed
for two or three successive days.
According to Mrs. Emma Lou
Blocker, county home demon-
stration agent, College Exten-
sion Service, low-growing veg-
etables like mustard turnips,
lettuce, beets, carrots aud on-
ions are best suited for growing
Spading is the first step in pre-
paration. Mix rotted manure
with tde soil, spading it about
10 inches deep. Pulverize the
soil if it is cloddy. Planting
crosswise of the bed, put in four
rows of leaf lettuce spaced about
eight inches. Use black Seeded
Simpson. Then plant
visited a daughter in Bay City.
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
STATE OF TEXAS
TO: J. M. Forsythe, Earl Palmer
and wife, Emma Palmer, Cecil Tay-
lor, Betty Bob Birjje, Norine Tavior ^
and the unknown husband of Norine*
Taylor and the unknown heirs of
Mrs. J. M. Forsythe, Greeting:
You are commanded to appear
and answer the plaintiff's petition
at or before 10 o’clock A. M. of the
, - ---- ----a half
dozen rows of tendergreen or
- i Riant southern curled mustard
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Enlarging and Framing
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^ Across from City Hall. Olney
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ay variety. But carrots planted
will not be ready for eating un-
til the latter parf of January.
Beets sowed at the rate of one
or two to the inch in rows 10
inches a part, and a half pint of
onion sets in rows spaced eight
inches are desirable products of
a frame garden.
All of these vegetables should
be planted now. In 30 or 40
days make a second planting of
of mustard and radishes. This
keeps fresh tendergreens coming
along throughout the winter.
42 days from the date ot issuance of
this Citation, the same being Mon-
day, the 14th. day of December,
A. D., 1942, at or before 10 o’clock
A. M., before the Honorable District
Court of Archer County, at the
Court House in Archer City, Texas.
Said plaintiff's petition was filed
on the 21st day of September, 1942.
The file number of said suit being
'Jo. 3892. The names of the parties
in said suit are:
Cordie Melugin and husband, J.S.
Helugin, as Plaintiffs, and J. M
"orsythe, Mrs. Geo. R. Light,
Krs. A. S. Case and husband, A. S.
Case; Earl Palmer and wife, Mrs.
Lmma Palmer; Cecil Taylor; Betty
Bob Birge; Norine Taylor; and the
unknown husband of the said Norine
’ "aylor; and the unknown heirs hf
Mrs. J. M. Forsythe, deceased, is
Defendants. |
The nature of said suit being su
stantially as follows, to-wit:
First Count; Suit i
to 'trylj ^r^lMBLsIiaescrifi.
WEDDING CAKE *
WWftjricii, like her
sister of more peaceful days, de-
serves a wedding cake which is
high in sugar content. It may take
a little sacrifice on the part of
the whole family, but any bride
will be proud of this lovely wed-
oing cake.
Wedding Cake
% cup margarine
1M teaspoons almond extract
% teaspoon vanilla
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups sugar
8 teaspoons baking powder
8% cups sifted flour
Vn cup milk
% cup water
6 egg whites, stiffly beaten
Rural Schools Scenes
Of Gay Hallowe’en
Celebrations
The patrons of the North Star
CJmmunity met at the school
house on Thursday night, Oct.
29, for a seasonal Halloween
party.
Prize winner for the afternoon
were Gerhardt Jenstch for chil-
dren, Mrs. Fred Martin for wo-
men and August Vogtsberger
tor the men.
Refreshments were served to
all present. The party was
sponsored by the teacher, Miss
Aleta Cross.
Are you entitled to wear a
“target” lapel button? Yon
are If you are investing at
least ten percent of your in-
come In War Bonds every pay
day. It’s your badge of pa-
triotism.
Royal Theatre
‘HOUSE OF HUS’
I SHOW TIME :-Nite 7:16,
I Sat. and Sua. Matinee 2 p. m.
Fridiy-Ss.turdiy, Ner. 6-7
Flight Lieutenant
Pat O'Brien • Glenn Ford
[Gangbusters Serial • Short
Sat.Prevue, Sob. Han.
novemoer /, 8 aid 6
A gay Halloween party was
given Friday evening at the Me- __________| w mmm u
Cormick school to entertain pu- I e _ .
pils and residents of the com- Of trie Island
(Technicolor)
Betty Grable, Victor Mature
jp Blend margarinp, flavoring ex
tracts and salt. Add sugar grad
ually and cream well. Sift baking
powder with flour 3 times. Add
flour to creamed mixture, altdr-
, nately with combined milk and
’ water, mixing after each addition
until smooth. Fold in egg whites.
Bake in three margarine-coated
2-inch layer pans in moderate oven
(350 *F.) 25 to 30 minutes.
Spread frosting between layers
and on top and sides of cake. Dec-
orate with silver dragees.
Wedding Cake Frosting
2% cups sugar
,1/8 cup light corn syrup
!% cup water
f teaspoon salt
2 egg whites
1 teaspoon vanilla
I U Combine sugar, com syrup, wa-
iter and salt and cook to 242°F., or
i fegatU 3yrup„ fiPlns a thread. Bear
WmioWIX"11 kria $013 F*
pits and
munitv.
Games and contests entertain-
ed the guests and prizes were
awarded to Jimmie Goforth and
Patricia Brumbelow. Activities
of the evening were concluded
with the serving of refreshments
The party was sponsored by
the teachers, Miss Delphia Cross
and Mrs. Wilma Lasater.
The spiciest musical to date
SHORT
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Improve Your Lighting
Use One Large Bulb
, There is one time when 2 + 2 doesn’t equal 4, and
that’s when you add lamp bulbs. One If0-watt
bulb gives more light than three f 0-watt bulbs, so
where practical, use one or two,large bulbs instead
of three or fivs smaller bulbs.
I© Keep Spare Fuses
On Hand
Buy • few extra fuses the next time
yoo are in a drug store, electric shop
or other place where fuses are sold.
The* you’ll be prepared to pm in a
new fuse should one burn out.
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L. It. PEYTON. Manatee
ed land situated in Archer County,
Texas, to-wit:
All of Lot No. 40, containing
127.8 acres of iand, all of lot No.
41, containing 185.64 acres of land,
and 10 acres off the West Side o;
Lot No. 42, all in Block No. 5 of
Clark and Plumb Pasture Subdivis-
ion, according to recorded plat
thereof; being in all 323 acres of
land, LESS a strip 30 feet wide off
the south side of said land reserved
for road purposes, said strip con-
taining approximately 3.8 acres of
land. Plaintiff alleging that plaint-
iff on August 1,1942, was owner in
fee simple of said land and that on
August 2,1942, defendants unlaw-
fully entered upon and dispossessed
plaintiff of such lands and withholds
possession thereof from plaintiff.
Plaintiff prays for judgment for title
and possession of such lands ant
for sum of $50.00 damages.
Second Count: Plaintiff alleg-
es he is owner in fee simple of the
land described in Count No. 1, and
that defendants are claiming some
right, title, interest, claim or demand
in or to said premises, but that said
claims are inferior to the title of
plaintiff to said premises, hut that
defendants’ claims constitute a
cloud on plaintiffs’ title. Plaintiff
prays for judgment for title and
possession to such premises, for re-
moval of cloud on plaintiffs’ title
caused by defendants’ claims and
for cost8 of suit and general relief.
Third Count: Plaintiff alleges
that: defendants are claiming some
right, title, interest or estate in or to
property described in Count No. 1,
but that Plaintiff has title by virtue
of Ten year statute of limitations,
and that Defendants' claims cast a
cloud on Plaintiffs’ title to such
premises. Plaintiff prays for judg-
ment for title and possession of such
premise^ for removal of cloud on
title, for costs of suit and for general
relief.
Issued this the 27tb day of
October, 1942.
Given under my hand and seal of
said court, at office in Archer City,
Texas, this the 27th day of October
A. D,1942.
JACK F. MEREDITH, Clerk,
District Court, Archer Co., Texas.
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[syrup In fine''Stream over them,
beating constantly. Add vanilla
and continue beating until stiff
leUnugh to spread.
1 Other favorite recipes are found
in a full-color, 82-page cookbook,
"Foods for Fighting Trim." Sand
to National Cotton Council, Box
18, Memphis, Tennessee.
Attend Funeral
Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. John Perkins and
son, Johnnie, attended the funeral
of Mi*s. Sallie Clark, pioneer
Young County resident, at New-
castle Wednesday.
An obituary will appear in this
paper next week.
Tuesday, November 10
PAL DAY
Dr. Broadway
| McDonald Carey Jean Phillips
FOX NEWS SHORT
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Taylor of
Orahge returned home Friday
after a week's vacation with
her parents, thf Gus Symanks,
at Megargel.
Mlc. antf MH! TT JKJRbgersJahff|
Wed. AThirs., Nov. 11-12
Lady Is Willing
| Marline Deitrich Fred McMurry
The Gayest Comedy of all.
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rentals
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N#tary Public
Magi
Ison, Bennie Wayne, of Kamayf
[and Miss Hortense Bowie of
[argel, Texas
Miss Marie Gatlin of Fort
Worth and MissDorothy Gatlin
of Waco spent the week-end here
with their mother, Mrs, Dorothy
Gatlin,
'Seymour took Cpl. Erwin H. Sy-
mo’irto Abilene Saturday night,
where he took the train for his
return trip to Camp Young, Calif.
Mrs. Pat Haney and daugh-
ter, Barbara, of Texas City vis-
ited this week with Mr. and
Mrs. John Robinson.
Mrs. "Dutch” Gosler and
daughter, Mrs. Jimmy Maag,
and others of the Gosler children
visited here last week-end with
Mrs. Gosler’s mother, Mrs. Bart
iudson.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Hilton and
son, Wayne, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Reid at Megargel. Other guests
were Pvt. and Mrs. Lowell Hil-
ton and little Marilyn Fichte of
Megargel.
Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Freddy
Barlow and baby daughter,fehari
Arleen, ot Wichita Falls were
Sunday visitors of Mrs.Barlow’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Bal-
lard.
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Pfc. T. L. Hilton, Jr., of Shep-
pard Field spent the week-end
here with his parents and with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E, A. Spradlin at Megargel.
Misses Lois and Agnes Crow-
ley of San Antonio were week-
end guests of their patents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Crowley, and
other relatives.
Mrs. R. L. Hancock spent the
week-end in Dallas with her
daughters, Misses Orena and
Modena Hancock, who are tak-
ing nurse9training at a hospital
tbe*e.
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whom we have been called
upon to serve.
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By DOROTHY MARTIN, Deputy. Junction.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Horany
and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Ho-
rany children were Sunday
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs.Sam Kouri at Wichita Falls.
Minister and Mrs. T. M. Car-
ney of Junction and Mrs. Law-
rence Yancey oi Rotan are visit-
ingin the Jess Goodwin home
this week.’ Mr. Carney is min.
ister of the Church of Christ in
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The Archer County Times (Archer City, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 5, 1942, newspaper, November 5, 1942; Archer City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth708867/m1/4/: accessed March 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Archer Public Library.