Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1946 Page: 3 of 8
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NeMt Hodff* On
QUICK SERVICE ON ANY
WATCH, RINGS OR JEW-
ELRY REPAIRS.
CRYSTALS ANI) STRAPS PITTED WHILE YOU
WAIT STAFF, JEWEL*, CLEANING AND MATS
SPRINGS.
One Day Service By Factory
(rained Workman. All Work
I ^ua rant mm!
Nationally Advertised Watches—
BULOVA
RKNSIE
WYLER
ELGIN
BRANNON'S
Bonham, Texas
I teuton. Texa*. — NolJr
Hoiftge, *on of Mi mid Mrs. JM
.1 <\ Hodge of Honey Grove &
and m student at North Tex-
State Oolle|(e, hats tieeii ^BE| WO* Vj
Fit Mini to tiiv nuiMinci lirwi n «
lint, honor roll for juniors ^HgjU
and seniors, this week which
members the
for ss ati-
Mil v., s|jpir
■ < .t 'i. i mi •«.11. r* In in -
or roster includes the names
; of junior and senior students wjTTT'vJuSS. SCTSAPi^
who have attended the col- year* oversea*. led hi* runoff op-
lege during the previous *ta"35
semester and completed 12 July primary. Shiver*’ record ir
semester hours of class work the Texas Senate i« above re-
... , - ,, proach, and he is seeking promo-
with an average grade of B tion to’ lieutenant governor (pre
and no grade below a C. siding officer of the senate) or
u the hasis of his experience anc
Hod*® is H junior pi€-den- , (juniifi(.gtion8. The 38-year-olc
tal major at NTSC. lawmaker from Port Arthur ii
with dcctric «|ui|*mc«tt,
black top road. — S. K.
For Sait — Vat ant lot on
Sprint street. See Dr. S. P.
.Sellers tf
Gaufhey.
For Sale — 106 acre* inaide
the city limt*. — 8. K. Mc-
Gaughey.
For Sale—Radio*, new pho-
nograph records, the latest
hit*; auto serial*, radio bat-
teries of all kind*, etc. Also
radio repairing. All work
is guaranteed. — Templeton
Radio Shop. tf
Will do upholstering two
1011 West Main. Work <
for and delivered. All
guaranteed; 20 years e:
ence.—J. H. Fehnet.
For Sale — Two five -
poisoning machines.—F.
Bomar.
STOCK SPRAY
NORGE STOVES
29-2t*
and oil, watermelon*, onions.
rant, Okla.
FLY SPRAY
cold drinks. Newhouse and
Stevenson. S It*
NORGE
REFRIGERATORS
Fryers for sale. See L N,
Brode. tf
Strayed—from my farm one
mile southwest of Dial store,
six month* old Jersey heifer,
light tan, white spot on
flank. Reward. — Ray Tay-
lor, Rt. 2.
PRATT POULTRY
AND ANIMAL
REMEDIES
For Stale — Trailer chassis
ready to set beds on. Manley
Garage. It*
NORGE WASHING
MACHINES
EMERSON RADIOS
Wanted to* buy grain drill
and binder. — H. S. Reeder,
P. O. Box 42, Paris, Texas. 3*
Notice—The Bach Hatch-
ery will have baby chicks
every week through August
and September. Book your
orders now. Bach Hatchery,
Honey Grove, Tex.
For Sale—1 1-2 HP GE elec-
tric motor. M. W. Lacy at
Laey’s Laundry. sSK*
BENDIX RADIOS
Watch and clock repairing.
J. J. Hill. It*
RADIO BATTERIES
For Sale—Piano; No. 1 con-
dition.— E. F. Spelce, three
miles north Windom. 28-3*
We sell the best Burrus
feed. Plenty of all kinds.
Plenty corn meal. New corn.
It*
Had To Finish It
Three or four youngsters
in school were telling their
WE HAVE
RE-
PAINTED
During our vacation.
WE INVITE YOU
TO BE WITH US AGAIN
and hope our closing has
not inconvenienced you.
For Sale or Trade—Four
cows with young calves. 0.
E. Lynn. 28-3t*
Tom Blair.
Bulk turnip and other Fall
seed for fall gardens. Terry
Feed and Seed. It*
leaving for military service.
One was particuteriy graph-
ic in his description of the
fareweB, saying, “We all
went to the depot with dad
and we cried like every- 1
thing.”
“Oh, Tommy,” said the
teacher, “you shouldn't have
done that.
HIGHEST
PRICES
PAID FOR
CREAM
POULTRY
AND
EGGS
General line of
FEEDS
Have Hog Feed, Cow Feed
and Poultry Feed.
WINDHAM
PRODUCE
Location — North Fifth
Will the person who bor-
rowed my. sanding machine
please return it as I am
needing it now. — K. W.
Pearce. 29-2t
CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES
Lost — Guard from front
bumper. Finder please re-
turn to this office for re-
ward. It*
For Sale—Lots beteewn the
Chevrolet and W. T. Clark
buildings. — See S. K. Mc-
Gaughey.
PLATE LUNCH
SHORT ORDERS
SANDWICHES
HAMBURGERS
COLD DRINKS
Notice — The Bach Hatch-
ery will have baby chicks
every week through August
and September. Book your
orders now. Bach Hatchery,
Honey Grove, Tex.
You should have
been brave and sent daddy
away with a smile, not with
the memory of you all stand-
ing around the platform cry-
ing.”
Replied the little fellow
defensively: “WeB, he start-
ed it.”
For Sale—161 acre farm 3Vt
miles north of Honey Grove.
100 acres in pasture, 60
acres in cultivation; new
house, good barn. — S. K.
McGaughey.
Good Clothes
. . . kept clean and pressed will do double duty—dirt
and grime wears away—even stone. Send us your
clothes and keep them looking fresh and new.
For Sale — 1 power mower
for Ford tractor, back type.
See C. G. Elliott.__tf
Wisconsin is Sak for “wile
rushing channel.”
Liee’sCafe
Help Wanted
House.
Roberts
Davis Cleaners
} For Rent — Building on
1 North Fifth street. — F. C.
I Bomar. tf
A Nice, dean Place
To Eat.
Use Signal-Citizen want ad*.
WE WANT TO THANK THE FINE PEOPLE CF HONEY
r.ROVF, AND COMMUNITIES FOR THEIR HUGE RESPONSE
TO OUR GRAND OPENING. .OUR MOST EARNEST HOPE IS
to rONTTNTIE TO MERIT YOUR GOOD WILL AND PAT-
RONAGE.
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Thompson, Harry. Honey Grove Signal-Citizen (Honey Grove, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, August 23, 1946, newspaper, August 23, 1946; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth800634/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Honey Grove Preservation League.