Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 288, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1942 Page: 4 of 8
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Poge Four
THE BORGER (TEXAS) DAILY HERALD
Friday, October 23, 1942
Society
Clubs Churches Parties
Post-Nuptial
Parties Honor
Orval Tates
Two lovely post-nuptial showers
were given Wednesday, both in
the home of Mrs. H. H. Steven-
son. 819 Roosevelt, complimenting
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Tate, the
bride being the former Lela Rave
Glenn.
Junior Club
ToHelpWith
Dressings
Plans to devote every first Wed-
nesday afternoon in the month
to the surgical dressings program
were made at this week's meeting
of the Junior Twentieth Century
Hostesses fer the afternoon | ciub in the homo of Mrs. Quint
event were Mrs. Milton Clement j Barksdale, with Mrs. E. W Jones
and Miss Charlene Ensor. i co-hostess.
During the afternoon game pri- | The afternoon's program cen-
zes went to Mrs. D R. Tate, Mrs. sisted of a book review. The Song
Garland Porter and Mrs. W. T | of Bernadette" by Mrs. Hudson
Gillman Davis.
At refreshment time the bride ; Responding to roll call were
cut the first piece of a beautiful j Mesdames Don Alexander, Quint
blue cake, decorated in . ilver and j Barksdale, Melvin Cullender,
rose. ; Hudson Davis, BeRoy Dodge, W.
Guests included Mesdames W ; VV Gaither. Earl Hisaw, Ray Hat-
T. Gillman. mother of the bride, ley, E. W. Jones. Will Leslie, Har-
M. C. Risher. Beulah Gillman. Id Mathews, Jerry Merritt, Ben
aunt of the bride, Myron Gillman. Peeples. Frank Seifridge, Leslie
Sunday Society
Must Be In By
7 p. m. Tonight
As a reminder to all persons
desiring to get social items in
the Sunday Berger Herald, the
eadline is 7 p. m. FRIDAYS.
All news brought in after
that time will have to wait
umil Uie M .may paper UN-
f ESS the event is held Friday
afternoon or Friday night In
that event, the article will be
ov* epted for the Sunday paper.
PROVIDED it is brought to the
11 ■ ala Office before 3 p. m.
as members of the editorial
stati do not work Saturday
tnrrnings. *
Deadlines for the week day
paper; is 10 a. m.
These deadlines are set in
the spirit of cooperation and
strict adherence to same will
be appreciated.
shaving cream, face lotion, razor
blades, shoe polish ithe big brown
cans' tooacco, and soap, soap. |
soap!
One father handled his own gift
problem simply but effectively, j
'Dear son," he wrote, "while 1 i
was in the Army during the last
war i never had enough of three
th<ngs—money, beer and week-
end passes. 1 can't help you re-
garding the latter. But enclosed
is $10. and I'm sending you a
case of canned beer by express.
Don at loss you can work it out
youroalf from thoic on."
I think—
Twoul.i be web to copy 'a ges-
ture .ii'm the lust World War
and ,- ive all those who’re working
so hard on the bond selling camp-
aign certificates of recognition,
sirnil„r io toe 'H.° earned back in
the teens oy Pitii Spidy.
Anyone who does -car work cer-
tainly uoes.i'i want to accept cash
for h.j or her elf' its and a cert-
ificate would be a lasting way
of saying thanks.
& tp Intimate
..□fj-Y'iy
if—
You aren't doing any kind of
v.r work, please consider hylp-
j mg with the surgical dressing pro-
I gram . . . they're practically cry-
ing for helpers . . .
D. R. Tate, mother of the bride-
groom, G. R. Hudson, R. C White.
Charles White. Garland Porter. C
A. Ensor. J K Conner. Ursal Mc-
Kinney, the honoree and hostess-
es.
More men and women .should
learn to tell their dollars where
to go instead of asking them
where they went —Roger Babson.
That night the younger set con-
vened for a merry evening, at
which hostesses were Mrs. Gar-
land Porter. Judy Ensor. Charlene
Ensor, Laverne Tate, and Mrs.
Milton Lee Clement.
Party hours were climaxed
when the newlyweds cut first
pieces of a three-tiered cake, top-
ped with love birds.
Guests for this event included
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Key. Minnie
Hatcher. Billy Joe Williams. Lois
Barron, Harold Sprague, Jack
Keith, Rufus Wood, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas, Hugh Hansen.
Harris and M. D. Voss,
Meredith Sisters
Entertain Sub-Deb
Club At Regular Meet
Billie and Peggy Sue Meredith
were hostesses to a recent meet-
ing of the Hi-Double-Dozen Sub-
Deb club, at which plans were
made for a rummage sale.
Also, the club made arrange-
ments to write to a soldier and
send him a box soon.
Present were Ava Jeanne Holl-
ingsworth. Sylvia Katsh, Yola Le-
, vine. Virginia Bigsby. Larry Jo
Lloyd Conner, J D Barrow. Fran- j Hensen. Mary Frances Scott, Jo-
anna Nix. Patsy Elmore, Patsy
cis Turner. R. C. White, jr.. Otis
Grand, Jimmy Hegdal, D. R. Tate,
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard, Irene Ogle-
vie.
Alton Barrow. Charlene Ens<
Julia Belle Gunter, LaVerne Tate.
Joe Dale Greer, R C. Ashley, Ed
White, Mr. and Mrs. U. D. Mc-
Kinney. Frances and Jimmy Turn-
er, Eileen White. .Mr. and Mis.
H. H. Stevenson, Ra\ Helton.
Frank Higgins, Doris Ithaca, Pep-
per Gilley. Judy Ensor, Jimiiia
Miller, Sue Clement. Sibyle Cow-
an, Mary Frances McKinney, the
guests of honor and hostesses
Roberts, Gloria Anisman. Margar-
et Laitmer. Winnie Fred Ramage.
Barbara Bigsby. Mrvtra Kay Cox.
Courtney Phillips and the host-
esses.
During the afternoon a talk on
“How To Read Good Books." was
given by Joanna Nix.
PRIMITIVE BAPTISTS
MEET THIS WEEKEND
The Primitive Baptist church
will hold services this week-end
at the city hall.
Both the Saturday and Sunday
night services wili get underway
at 8 o'clock
• Lest You Forget
To-night s sermon subject at the
Fellowship Baptist revival will be
"The Drama of the End Time.
Services get underway at 7.30 p.
m. with prayer meeting, song
service at 8 and sermon at 8:30
Tomorrow night’s subject will
be "The Inevitable Day of Reck
oning."
Soldier Story:
While in Austin recently, 1
! started across the mezzanine of
the Driskell Hotel, which has been
: turned into a U.S.O. center. Spv-
| mg a rather dejected looking pri-
| vate, about 18 or 19 years old, I
| said hello and asked what he was
I doing.
"Dm trying to get my nerve
i back," he said in a choked voice
| and kept on printing the name
! "Bill" in great big letters.
"My mother died a week ago."
he blurted out and burst into
tears. "You don't know what
that’s like—I have no one to
write, no one to get letters from,"
he sobbed.
He then told me he was from
New York and had been at nearby
Del Valle air base only a week.
His name was Billy.
It didn't take me long to give
Billy my address and now we re
the best of pen pals.
Billy snv nes i am.’l cigarettes
and he loves to get letters.
Last week the Hi-Double-Dozen
girls decided to write him
If anybody else would like to
make an 18-year-old bereaved,
homesick kid happy. I ll be glad to
give them his address.
How's you won't power;
When you get something m
your eye. do you follow the doc-
tor'* orders and resist rubbing it'.’
Do you smother that luxurious
yawn just before the company
goes home"
Do you look straight ahead when
your neighbor in me church pew-
drops his money into the collect-
ion plate?
When you start to use the tele-
phone do you hang up as . oon
as you find out that the party line
is already in use"
If your won’t power doesn't
stack up too well, don’t worry.
You’re normal.
—Ted Neelan in Des Moines
Sunday Register.
Mrs. McGee Painls
Picture To Memory
Of Men in Service
Postponed last week because . •;
inclement weathei, the original
panting, “Come Unto Me" the
woik if Mrs. S. D. McGee, will
be dedicated at special, services
Sunday night at the First Christ-
ian church.
The painting will be put in a
praver room of the church
It is being presented to the
chunh m memory of every boy m
the service.
Happy Birthday To:
Glenda Gay Horton for Tues-
day . . , Donald Page, Ronald
Curtis Price for Wednesday . . . .
Mrs G. L. Bryant. Mrs V. K.
Hall. Charles Pirtle, Mrs J. W
Bradshaw, Mrs G A. Bennett for
today . . Ray Jennings, A J.
Smock, Billy Bob Taylor, for to-
morrow . .
KEEP 'EM FLYING
TO EASE MISERY
OF CHILD'S COLD
RUBONWICKS
■ WapoRub
All members cf the Rebekah
degree team that are not Past
Noble Grands are asked to meet
tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the hull
let a special meeting.
The Hutchinson Countv home
demonstration Council will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock,
in the Federated Club rooms
All club members are urged to
turn in suggestions for yearbooks
and a good attendance is desired.
Make Your GROCER’S
Tableware Headquarters!
r Jv gain'RE>
MOTHER* oat*_
In the mail:
A letter from Wayne Lanham,
foimer advertising manager of the
Herald and Bergers only enliste.
in the Paratroops. Wayne's some-
where in Australia and says;
"I'll never forget the time I of-
fered a shilling in payment for
a newspaper 1 not only received
the paper but also a shower of
coins. For a while I though I had
hi; the jackpot. There were little
pieces the size of a thumb-tack
head, cart wheels larger than half
dollars, and othei odds and ene
I beliet<• it was the b<"~t haiga ■■
I ever got
A1 s■ ho i a letter from another
Herald ad man, Barney Miller,
who’s also ir, Australia, he says
"I saw a picture of the Christ-
ian church parsonage in Borgcr
a magaz ne here yesterday anil
was I proud .
' The lack ol "petrol" 'gasoline
to you.' down here has got every-
one peddling around on bicycles."
Tes Trams To
Have Dance After
Game Friday
A dance for Friday night alter
the ball game, was plannee: at
last night’s meeting of Tes Trams
ciub in the home of Peggy Ayre-
Admission to the frolic wiii
25 (ent>. couple or stag
A!>o plans were talked lor Hal-
joween and Christmas dances.
Present were Margaret Litch-
tV't'd. Wanda Fouty. Mrs. Ando se
Cu . • fid. Lorene Dean, I.aYf r
M- sap. Dawn Fitzgerald. W.u : .
Fo/jarrald, Billie Mae Hut n,
Doima Sappington, Becky Troxc!,
Tommie Lou Rhoton, Betty Jon
Rempel. Edith Turpin. Betty Bra
(ion. “Beans ' Cornelius D< 4 *.
Williamson. FVggv Clark and (hr
hostess.
• Church News
Lily Bundle*} circle ol ti." }■
Baptist church met ye.sterdav.
the home ot Mrs. C. K Spenc
All members ate asked (•
One thing this war's g<
teach us to have Patience—
rales, over the telephone,
idling .stations, in stores .
• mg to
■ in the
at the
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See how you utt e when you get this double*
value bargain! Smart, stunning tableware
with every purchase of delicious Mother s
Oats Premium Package! Oatmeal actually
leads all other whole-grain cereals in
bods-building Proteins! It's rich in food-
cnerg>! In Phosphorus, for strong teeth
and bones. In Iron for rich, red blood!
Don t miss this double value—handsome
ubleware, plus all the extra healthful ben-
efits of America s Super
breakfast Food! Today,
get a big thrifty package
We talk toe much:
Last wee k the whole town was
agog, and ub'>ut ?5 yer^'iis tele-
pfi -tie ( the Hera •; Put ‘ hat
“they heard" Dirk Bulger a Bor-
gcr boy. had been killed in action.
As far as can be learned
relatives have had tv word b>
that effect J T i.s m
:«<i.pt of a letter from h. son.
next Thursriav
i o< ms to help
dressings.
Pi pM*nt :.(■•;<
McGregor. \V. 1
Scoggins and (
land A. F Wc
hostess.
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dth the
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Pack Health and Energy
in Every Meal
FLOOR
24 POUNDS
GOLD MEDAL
95c
CRACKERS
EXCELL'S
2 POUND BOX
21c
CARNATION
3 Toll Cans
MILKIKRAFT'S CHEESE
C American, Pimiento or Pimicnto
Velvceta, 2 Pound Box
McCartt’s Ci
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SHREDDED WHEAT'
DATES °T::
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35c
25c
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BEEF BOAST ^Qc
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65c
apples ,,
23c
VANILLA ,
I5c
TCMATOE JUICE
10c
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23C
OLEO
13c
MATCHES
27c
POTATOES
NO. 1 REDS
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POTATOES
37c
ONIONS
I3C
APPLES
35c
CABBAGE
31c
1 APPLES
25c
jLETTUCE
15c
SOAP
3 23c
LTD FLAKES
25c
PET CHFS
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BURNT SUGAR CAKE
LEMON BUTTER CAKE
PUMPKIN PIES
CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS .
ANGEL FOOD CAKES, each
RUM CAKES, each
CKOCOLi- TE BROWNIES, 3 lor
64c
49c
39c
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35c
23c
10c
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Phillips, J. C. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 288, Ed. 1 Friday, October 23, 1942, newspaper, October 23, 1942; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth735739/m1/4/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.