The Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1942 Page: 3 of 8
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San Antonio Express
The WIttEPHOTO JtewKjtisp#*
IpRVtERIAN CHURCH
At* P. Mint*r. Minister
tKffli K&oo!. S t:, a m
jMfef worihlp at 11'00 a m
meeting
that Uty wtf« IVa* formerly a wit'5'
cat.”
Petrenlce Ham* Tewn MtrchanV*
Yoeng People'*
wornhip oerrlrc. 8:00
(f jtfKTHOOIST CHURCH
(Vjil Cut pepper, P*«tor
Ki «. Chtm h erhnl.
h a. m . Morning worship
wrrice
I >. m., Evening worship
• SIN TON, TEXAS
is ifiwl War
Go Like Hoi
at Steve’s
pMigton —Spurred on hy pa
Sfea, ptlchritudc and free pc.v
| Steve Vsillakos' war bond
I igJBJMlgo la operating on a
jwMc mail order scalr-
(.citing Steve plenty but
M#i to “make monkey out
itatol* and be explain*
■MBTing on nature make*
■ Ma<i] task
H it « p an i» peddler Ho'*
si* hot roasted g< >< .tvr-
fesidr the U' ••.> Hon*e
Spiff thirty " r- • years
B Oft 2E »a the uiiilver
Mi Italy's attnik on Gri-ee*
Ppemnl?.-) ,t t.v start Ins
P’war bonds mi h>- aide wyh
g premium- me bond,
|ek free
pate fathered did -• crof
men who ret . urio ,*
i WOWdr near He White
*! They ■ .. ■ : Stev.
hands B.fitl f! a inter!
phttbm and p. -trite already
Molny a hear-.- bond business
t the American Hellenic Kda-
M Prorri-M!ve Association
'laterr-ateil They prodded
a seer tary (enter pul-
**•', Miss Helen CheakatoN,
hr typewriter.
a* n 1?". bond for $18 .75
8 didn't hurt business. The
!®tilon clinked and word go!
BEN F. BENSON
PLANT THE FOLLOWING
AMOUNT OF SEED PER ACRE
BEE i S, 4 pounds; SPINACH, drilled 6 pounds; single
rows, 3 pounds; TURNIPS, MUSTARD, single rows,
-;4 pound; ONIONS, single row, ]/2 to ■% pound; CAR-
ROTS, I pound; CABBAGE, \/2 pound; COLLARDS,
I/2 pound.
IF YOU WANT TO PLANT—We can sell you Hie best
seed at close prices. Or if you want us to furnish seed,
It Is the Right Time Now in Our Opinion to
Plant the Following Crops:
BEETS, CARROTS, SPINACH, MUSTARD,
TURNIPS, ONIONS or RADISHES
If weather conditions are normal, Beets and Spinach
will be ready for market in about 60 days; Carrots, 90
days; Mustard 45 days; Turnips, 70 days; Onions. 125
rWs: Radishes, 30 days; Beets, 6:> days.
P*. President George C. Your-
;«? AHEP.V reported Saturday.
orders from all over She ^
ire arriving—addressed
*'■' at the White House The *£«
^r‘! Wa obllginfc tnulghbor
™ Roosevelt, who’s been J
I «Ke a spell himself, for- *4?
P them across the street to
Ǥk
*"! f*xtt* out the bond* and I
e-'"ots But pteve pays for '*>*
!**. Iuks, label-: and pontage, y
“** **M. dFPf.it, all offers to *n,
ft* h'm A
f Pngn-s it's -mall peanut* t
rerw to what Mussolini will 4V
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% Land too Perilous- X
* Submarine Sailor V
» . ------- T
t ^ Coio.—Others may com-
* ^ fhe danger of submarine
L *wt William Magnuseu I
thtext It s„ bad. T
®_*0-yearmid Navy shlpfitter
^ a submarine that helped A
Jfapane.se cruisers in JL
*®Pmda ls!ai»fig area He j
1 ®fOBgh without a scratch. ’*V^
Mnf‘* hr,me a nickoocket A
L.”S. »l! of bis money. Theti JL
Buy Your Seed from
BUCKLEY MERCANTILE*
Taft, Texas
We have a good supply of new Crop
Seed — Onions, Cabbage, Collard,
Parsley, Carrots, Spinach, Beets
Mustard, Turnip, Broccoli and Ra-
dishes.
phones-
Offic* * • • *
Ben Benson
J. W. Benmn
San Pat Vegetable Co.
«■“'ussssfs ?KrH BULK
Sinton.
, #ufT(8T CHURCH
"ft Soh*H*. P»«tor.
ill 9,46
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C wsnhlp. It a >n.
g *t 7:l« P m
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SS(*T1*T CHURCH
fl*, f. *»ti. esstor.
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worvhtp. 11 ■ fid a. to.
"5.« * 30 P m
■ ^hlp a* V m
UKEGQRY NEWS
itjTHBRAN CHURCH
^ fhrlff. P*aoc
gBtoii, TcJsr
r *• a rn
f*trtlcee at 11P0 a m
jflwlonary rnectlntt
J'ld P a,, at church,
railing you.
OF CHRIST
8, Scott. Minister.
Dr. and Mr*. B. T. tlkklvy aoa
•laughter* of Corpn* Chriati were
visitors In the home of Dr. trick-
ley « parent* Sunday the R«y
*r.d Mr*. H F Blckle'y.
Mr. and Mr*. J. J>. V/IIlt* t,tii
David Kreb* of Gregory astcowi
pan led by Mr*. Kathryn McNeil
of Portland attended the Beevtll*
Fat murk Show *t Beevtite Mont-
day.
Mr* T A MrKamey ha* return-
ed from * week'* visit Ie Corsi-
cana where she vlr.lted her *ta-
fer. Mr*. Lloyd Kerr Mr*. Me-
Kamey aino visited In Dalla*
while away.
Mr arid Mrs. 1. W. Atchlcy *nd
daughter*. Linda Mark, Anne acd
Jimmie, who have bee,, runldeill*
of Gregory far the past three
VMr* ,,;f‘ Thursday for their
hem,, at DcKiilh where they will
reside
Radio Hour
and
Bible Study.
ta„ preaching
Communi on
atiem.
, at Toung People
js., Evening Pr. aching
n. Ladies Tlil.le ria«*
Auditorium )
Mr- J If Shell and Harvey
Sht-I! have returned from a week's
visit irt Hotison.
David Schmidt student at A
a M College Who spent the week
‘•ml it lbs [ta rents. Mr. and
Mr- A M Schmidt, Hr. returned
ounday to College Station to r*
RUtne his work.
"•ti»s Rlllle Jack Rsylcs* of
t'lorkevllie. Ark. w.i« ,, visitor
In Grigory the past week.
VHE TAPf TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1948
of iu* cousin, Mi*. Oltvl* McAda.
Hrmi Stromsr, and Min*
Ruth Rou,e s,}ellt the week end
*bh 'Mr. and Mr*. I n Htroman
of Taft.
tb'. John 'W. Ttranell tad Ur.
Rose Tunnel! of Ton Worth were
*«*k end guest* ln the home of
th«l, Potent*. Mr. and Mr*. H. F.
'* P*-
Mr. and
ana h k Mr*' H' ** DeVIney
•ng baby spent wtek 6H>d
San Marco* wits, Mr.
Harenig, Mr. and Mrs.
Vlney,
in
DeVlaey'*
H. L. i>-
Mr* Pea,.; Gardner spent the
»eek end visiting In Pettu*
Mr* W. T. Rswllujs, acc0!re
panted by her mother, Mr*. J. J.
AlessBder, of Sluton, and brother.
ASejander avtstlon cadet of Ran-
dolph Field, were week end visi-
tor* in Corpu*, the gueit* of Mr.
and Mrs. J j. Alexander.
Mrs. W. T. Brinson visited her
sieler. Mr*. C. U Haynes of San
•Marco* from Friday t0 Sunday.
■<tr* rirunaon accompanied iier
daughter, *,,(». Hernian Boroughs,
of Aransas Pas* who visited her
husband, Private Herman Bor-
oughs. of Camp Bowie.
Veteran of 3 Ware
Volunteer* for 4th
What’® There to Go
Home to? Captain in
A* Family Tradition ; China Wondering
Plate* for Bibles
Scrapped for War
Pari*, Texa*.—-Among 115 new j New Delhi. — The Roundup,
trainee* received «t Camp Maxsy. newepaper for Amertcau force* In
I* Acting CpI. Kdward L. Bocklet,1 China, Burma and India, today
who 1* living proof that yen can! opened a caaipalgn to "buck up”
teach an old dog new tricks, j the folks back home.
Corpora! Bocklet Is preparing to| Capt. Fred Eld ridge or Lo* An-
parttelpat# In hln third war tor itele*, editor of the weekly, com-
Ibc States Ho was «» the: mentlmg on Increased tarn and
Mexican hui-jc. w«« to i -'tew regulations, urged that "All
the United State* Army during I you guy* *wcsting it out. up la
World War ?, serving oversees; A**sm «Ad China sUrt writing
»al participating In two major j letter* to the State* and Heading
battle*, a»d ha, volunteered hi* j little package* of goodies to buck
**r vice* In tbi* wsr. ! up home morale.”
At 52 Corpora! Bocklet I* erect j K]drld»f« !!»tpJ »e hardship* in
and eager to do what he can to jthe Unlted the »"k *«A«k-
*top the Avis. I ir,k ehorUge. "the simply terrible
tr,j . , i tax,” which construction worker*
™ f-m ‘,’ u / rT, 'earning *»n a week must pay. and
ZT i«s n"[ * 0f "Kh‘fne limitation* on automobile driving,
men. In 1845. hi* grandfather,1
George Iamehtd, a ttuiive of Ger-
many and * naturalIr.ed American
“Dear Pa: It y<w want me to
come back to the farm, when
Uncle Sam says he don’t need
me any more—here’s what
better do;
e*t mule* you
of them ‘Corporal' and the
‘Sergeant.’ I’ll be glad to
the re*i of my day* telling
ettixen, rose to captain while
fighting under Gen. Zachary Tay-
lor and Gen. Winfield Scott In
the war with 'Mexico.
He slno cited the $28,POP runes'
! salary limitation,
; “What ine beii is there loft to
; go home to?” Rldrldge asked.
NVw York
Soclely will
His father Albert Bocklet, con-1
tinned the tradition of the family, j
serving ln the 8th Ohio Volun- •
leers for four years during the j
iL-.v<l War. ' Chicago.-
to suspect
Bandit Puts Owner
Of ‘Toasty Grill”
In Refrigerator
Among
Corporal
Booklet’*
Police are beginning
that the bandit who
191 proudest possessions are the bon-1 lwlct. 'n ,tse *a8t fwo wee*9 in"
Mid We -i; Prayer
Ik. m.,
PXNtlaf
i fried!)' church invito* you
: tay of the*e service*. In
te-j; d*}'" of stress and
need the rhurrh the
ent a!:d rplrltuol
that a*sneln(|on wit!i
i people can give. In the
the chur< h need*
1 It need * your pr-since: If
jour Interest.
-Mrs t.iyn Bishop w,m the week
<n<i guest of her parents. Mr. and
Mr K H ff. hwarx. of Beevllle
Miss Claire D»wl- visited in
Hinton over the week end with
h -r parent*. Mr. and Mrs E. H.
Lewis.
Miss Klfzaheth Underwood
spent the week end in George
West with her parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. \V It. Underwood.
John K McAnelly spent the
Wf'-k end with his parents, Mr.
an-l Mrs. c MfAnetiy.
L. r Williams t* Carrlxo
Spring* was the week end guest1
The American Bible
scrap plates for
Fnettah Bihu . , .• prouoesr |Kma«s»iuns are me non- - - .....
L 1! o!, i I orable discharge* received by headed n North Side restaurant
father and grandfather !^ method In keeping
He wa* a member of the Ohio i 1,'!l v,ctIm C001'
National Guard and wan mustered) ,im® a,teI’ tooting the cash
into federal service before the! agister, the gunman shoved Lr-
T'nlted State, entered the last!0**1 TtttaP8U- the owmer. and a
!var | waitress, into A refrigerator, arid,
j wisecracked. “This is hot spot.”
five new testament* and 32 gospel
portions and 3.3 foreign language j
religions books-—a collection of)
war-scarce metal weighing over1
2<> tons—to help the war effort, j
Bible Society official* said the j
platm. copper halftones, metal i
type slugs would help answer the 1 His wife and their two (laugh- j The name
cal! for copper, led and tine | terg are waiting for him in Chi- j “Tosstjr Grill.
needed In specllaixed war manu- j cinnatl, Ohio, where be gave up; -----
f.uttirlng, ! his career In interior decorating
The foreign language book* In- j to get back into the Army.
eluded Bulu, Bulgarian. Danish, I -------------
French. Grebe, Muskogee, Nava j Jenkins “Do you believe In the
ho, Norwegian, Panape, Portugese, j transmigration of souls?"
Spanish, Hfwedlsh and Welsh. , Dawkins: “Yea, Pin convinced
of the restaurant,
An old woman climbed wearily
Into a London bus, dropping .and
retrieving parcels, finally collaps-
ing into her seat as she remark-
ed Indignantly- ”1 do wish that
‘(tier woiil<' marry and settle
down”—(Contributed hy Hugh
Gibson, Readers Digest.)
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Buckner, T. A. The Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 12, 1942, newspaper, November 12, 1942; Taft, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth711623/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Taft Public Library.