The Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1941 Page: 2 of 8
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THE TAFT TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16,
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THE TAFT TRIBUNE
BOB BLARE, Editor and PuMUtwr
PuWished on Tburnday of Each Week
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Sft San Wirielo a-'td Adjoin jug CoihiUm ...... ............. fi.SO p« 7*»,r
m Ottwc Plftcei ........................ ............... f3.00 Per Ywtr
Waplay Advertising Rate—-35c a column Inch. Classified Advertising, l egal j
—Ste a word first insertion, 1c thereafter.
Hfetemi as a srcond-eIa»s matter May 19, 1931,, ot the post office at Taft, ;
'Stasias under the Art of March 3, 1879.
SIOTif.B—Obihmrifji and poetry are published In this paper at the rate ol
I tent a word. A charge of 50c i* made on cauls, of thank*. Stories of
dwalh# and funerals published In time to retain their How* value are not
n* oh i tua rit s.
JUST HUMANS
JrtUs paper n duty Is to print ull the news that is fit to print honestly and
ftafofy to ail, unb:;::v»\l by any con si derations even including IU own
tWiftoria! opinion,
Akty erroneous reflect I on upim the character^ standing or wgnitattott of any
SWWtmi, Pmi or corporaHou which may occur hx the columns of TUB
^AFT TiUBLNK wilt be gladly corrected upon being brought to the
Stteatioik of the management.
ISOLATIONIST AWAKENING
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The isolationists are beginning to discover)
the people, During the recent congressional
recess Senators and Representatives visited
and talked with their constituents, and as a;
result some are changing their obstructions
tactics, having learned that the people are
strongly behind the President s foreign policy.
Quite obviously many isolationists were pro- j______________
ceeding on an incorrect hypothesis, llieir mis- ~v'—*——--- ”
take, however, is partly due to their own fail-' COUNTY RECORDS
ure to play the part expected of them under j ———~*—
our form of government.
-4x~ Nf, fa WN. y
attended the funeral* of
timer* tot w*«k. t». Jenne Or«n
a former resident of Oregory and j
Corpus cnriHtt. R W Dunk* and j
M. K. Hunt of Gregory.
Th- sponsotB of Intermedia!**
| clas* of Baptist S S. entertained
the cla^s with a party
j church Thursday »i*M-
Xi'lift ?i. ur*‘
ih«? of 'Mr*
MrH H. H fVvi.v, aiid
fMivi**.
I Mrs. Hurry EakMis and Mrs
! gyivan Turner boitorM Harry
i Hakert* wish a priwt- »»!»«
| party on his birthday S.iTurdey
j evMSftlX
i The honoree received mar.'
Lifts. High ter the evening » ; Ml ,. r,. {jmitl, of ll.mston. | meeting.
J to Mrs. Oscar ‘William? tnd !■"* .■.-■ihi’o d t ■ ■ Bund.!'
i ?<1 Mra. Melton Gabriel, the host- after a abort vial; wi'h her moth- ! Tmk the in n^jj
! esa served refreshments to tb • j . r. iMr« .1 .1 A!* ', in !■", and Mr i back of the ktta^ J
| following: Mr. and Mrs. Kills Ro*- • and Mrs Mdr-*i:all A • • v Then wh-«n you fcnt«3|
• son. Mr and Mrs Powell Standlee J be written out no ,
S< hmldf j,,(l directly oa tke
Wfv*
' •••»< her
V (l Thurr >ev aft.-r-w^j
iM h!»ol a-tdltw^ J
“Do You Sde Wot I See?”
“Yes. Her Fathers a Charleston Dancer.”
A survey by the U. S. Department of Agri-
culture shows that home production promises
a full supply of spinach seed for planting in
1942.
Mrs. I
Research has revealed that pyrethruin
«pray will kill silverfish, insect pests of books,
papers, and linens.
marriage licenses
William;, Knox Margan
Aim., IV'na Dobie.
Eduardo Colmenero and
C’onnada Trevino.
Kilo Guznian arid Mi’t,. Josofa
Perez 1
Fidel (iarcla ami K(" t Davila,
Roberto Aligna and Fidelia Cui-
tan.
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zalez.
Portland News
By MRS. GEO. W. FRENCH
Mr. and Mr*- Clem Rrnnghum. j jj n 1 Mrs A M
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Williams, Mr Mave rH inied from a in-tnth in
and Mrs Milton Gabriel. Mr and j Daltinioro Md where !,t. Schmidt
Mrs. Sylvan Turner. Mr. and Mrs taking ,. emirs-- in fhemlcal
l|.l. F Coppedge. Giotla Joan Crow- warfare on tb< v rclttreti trip
ford. Mary KUzabcth Gabritd. | houm tb,-' visit,- I I.t. and Mr*
: nlta and Red Eakeus and hotiort-r- : william A Schmidt. a« Strut hern
--- j Springs. North Carolina l.t Si-hm-
I The Rincon H. D. Clubs meets fdt Is stationed at Camp lliib-n.
'October 2! at tlu» home of Mrs ' Palacios. Tt-vis. Wills lot-- they
No I Mctkrald. Every member is visited M1 and Mr* A M S, bin
.ins: put it ear»h(^yi|
t "-t »hete ye* J,£ jj
Radio
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’ asked to be present and each
bring a new member
Cake Hsn!*tfs|
Taft, Ton
R. 1). Perry and family have
riT11* | moved to Corpus Christ!.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Bailey and
{laughters of SInton were guests
in the Geo. H. Rhodes home Sun-
day.
Mr. .md Mrs KM Hubner spent i
Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Adolph i
Marek in Corpus Christi.
Gray Gabriel was in San Ante
nio on business Monda -
Plastics are being made from green coffee
beans in Brazil. Machinery has been ordered
from the United States for a plant which will
be able to transform five million bags a year.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Rhodes
; ... , ,, n chl.dmi spent StimM at
l nml Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sana is.
Padilla and Leonor (Son- Dolon,s al„| Xa„mi Sanders. Kle- j *°1! T,'Xi!S'
j anora and Naomi French attemled
1 the foot-ball game in Kenedy Fri-
I day night..
R. B Turner, ct ux, to It. E. I ________
... .. ,, „„ .... About now tin- spring bride ha:-'
.Mr. and Mrs. Peebles Pfeiffer
, ,, , . j gotten up enough nerve to ta< Kb-
aud daughter. Patricia were guests |
pie and eh- will be glad t-.
WARRANTY DEEDS
Mr. C. i'. Mc'ntyre’s brothel
■ of Kan Angelo, is visiting him.
Big game animals, nearly doubling m
number in the national forests every ten years
of Mr. and iMrs. Henry P. Griffin I
, ,, ... ,, knew in easv way of Iransfevr-
Sr. of McAllen. Henry P. Griffin .
. . ... mg the rolled out pastry troll!
of Corpus Christi accompanied;
(j I table to pie plate. Flour tic- bread
j Ip Tier “E" of town of Portland
j and lots 2 and 3 In Block 8 Tier
i "K" of town of Portland.
| John D. Perree to Edwin H.
! Perree all of the N. half N. E.
| one-quarter and all E. half of ____ |boart aml r<'11 ^ P,isir-V <">
’ N. TV. one-quarter of section 61 The lawn of the Z. W. Rerk-!8Mrfaw lnBt ‘ad "f “n iahif'
j of Paul nubdivtoion of Coleman pgtrick home was the scene of a j dace the pie plate upside down
Fulton Pasture- Lands near Taft, ttill party, Thursday afternoon -0,1 (*te hoard and turn the entire
I Perfecto Cano to Alanacto Vas- when Group 1 of the Kaptirt hoard over Itu- pastry is In th
mnee 1908, now are estimated at more than! <i»*z. lot 3. mock 8 in town of womens’ Adult class were host*! pan wilh no effort.
2,000,000 head, according to the U. S. De- i od*!"‘ . ... . . to (!roup 2 Twenty-tour i ~
. A . , , , OA Blanche IMunroe, et ux. to attended including fuur associate1 ' 1LJ ' '
partment of Agriculture. Nearly 80 per cent j Walter McLaughlin lot 5. ip Block {members from the school faculty. !J,0“shtiint quantity has ip’Veleped
are deer. mi :-t is. in Block 351, lot 30.
' ______ ___________i in Block 597 ami lot 23. in Block
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MOME?
Ivcniebcr when
introduced to tiw
Bp' it5 star, and
you were that v«
hail your nicest
pertly cleaned am!
hv u.s? Because you *
know when you’ll wi
Io*>k your Iwst, it’s a;
idea to let us l«yj
jicrsonal appearance K|
all !he time. Just call
Boneless beef, shipped frozen in contain-1s.«nrer«x. t« o. e.
ers, is being substituted for carcass beef as a! Murphy, lot 9, in Block 733 in
Reid meat ration for soldiers in Louisiana!town nt Alvn aH i,arts
H, T. Rausch, pi ,al. to L. C.
army maneuvers. | Hurst lost 37. ss 39. and 40. in
------- I Biucit 2- in R. J. Williams addi-
Grain in commercial storage at 40 termi-'tion to town of ingiesid-.-.
Mesdames Z. W. Kirkpatrick and jlumps in 11 :,lllJ in ‘ ons.-ipciic,- Is
J. W. Wllkerson were reelected!roarHe !’!aCP >»»•• hu bag
as group captains during the husi- an<J ho,d u ov"r ,h” ^0l" <>f »p
ness session. It was also derided I' a ke,tle- allowinK fi"’anl ",
that a Christ mas party would be j paf<s ,hr0UKh the b#K- ™" a"«ilr
h' id In December at the home I *1,1 so,,n r(‘adv !o :'ifl
of Mrs, H. T. Norris. Following ■
fHEBOB
TAFT
CLEANERS AND TAILORS
PHONE 35 —
mal markets reporting to the Department of
the business session, the guests!
were directed in a number of j
| games .and contests by Mrs. ,1. c. j
Arrle Hart Pearce, et con. to | Wilson. Refreshments were serv-
. . , - t . , J■ ('. Hoffmann being farm !otl<5.! d in old fashioned paper bugs.
Agriculture s marketing service increased near- in bum nim-k -<r in Bunion .an-i'
ly six per cent during August. About 85 per Danf,’"h m>;,r Ara»-: Mr- «nd S,rs- H T- havp
cent of available commercial space was oc-
:is Pass. gotten their car back after being
X ii Hicks, et ux. to Ethel ! in a wreck about month ago,
cupied September 1, compared with 80 per '.Miller craven Ms l.-» and 1«. ill 0- car turned ov. several :ini s
cent a month earlier. Bh,ek 646 ,n : w“ '* i!1'1 'v,s “nna'iH i,i! 11
Block
, Pa-s.
.me hurt.
Prices received by farmers have increased Patronize Your Home Merchant:
six points in the past month and are 131 per,
cent of the 1909-1914 parity average, the j
highest level in I 1 years, says the Agricul
tural Marketing Service.
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YOUR HOME MERCHANTS
ASK YOU TO "BUY AT HOME”
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Blake, Bob. The Taft Tribune (Taft, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 16, 1941, newspaper, October 16, 1941; Taft, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth749404/m1/2/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Taft Public Library.