The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1940 Page: 2 of 14
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Drug Store
PHONE 13 — WE DELIVER
10e PKG.
PROBAK
RAZOR BLADES
25c BLUE JAY
Corn Plaster
12 c
50c
BATHING
ALCOHOL
12c
MURINE
39
C
LYSOL
16-OZ. MOUTH WASH
ANTISEPTIC
The Hereford Brond. Hereford Texos, Thursdoy, July 1 1, 1940
ftball Batting Averages Given
More Airplanes
PLATERS
Nelli, D.
R. Stewart, D.
Schroeter, L
N. Koelzer. K C
Benton, D
8herman. P 66
Johnson, H S
Tucker, P 66
T. Loerwald, K C
L,. Neill, K C
w t y n
v. vau^iiu, u u
Woolery. P 66
L. Loerwald, K C
B. Roberson, S
Hartman, P
O. Caraway, D
M. Stewart, D
Welty, S
Nolan, S
Daniel, P
McCullom. L
Clayton,
H. Baize. S
Aiken, L
Emmons, L
Wills, L
V. J. Fuller, P
A. Carroll, F
Allred, P 66
81ms, L
Dowell, H S
C. Clark, S
Whitlow, F
E. Loerwald. K C
Roe, P 66
P. Bfpwn. F
■Hollingsworth. P 66
Stripe. S
Oldham, P
Aullck, P
B. Russell, F
Willoughby, L
D. Baize, 8
N. Miller,, D
C. Bell, P
Pernr P 66
H. livelier, D
D. Knox, F
O. Carroll. F
Hussey, F
G. Loerwald, K C
Brock, H S
Storey, S
M. May. S
J. Knox, H S
R. MUler, D
G. Fuller, Jr., H S
O. Caraway, D
SSIngloterry,
Sewell, P
Watt, P
Foster, P
Young, F
Close, L
Gutherle, P 66
Terry, P 66
Schumacher, H S
Estes, H S
F. Vaughn
Williams, L
M. Walser, S
Dean. P
D. Russell, H a
Petersen, H a
Gould, P
D. Boyer, P 66
S. Barrett, L
M. Clark, S
Lee, 8
Wilson. L
Cogdeli, F
B. Boyer, P 66
O Fuller, P
H. Loerwald H a
Royal Inspection of Canadian Fighters
Messenger News T
<Ju*mh Elizabeth is Interested in a Toronto Scottish machine gun
rrew in training, while her husband, King (ieorge VI, chats with Major
General A. G. L. McNaughton, during a visit to a southern England en-
campment. They are Inspecting regiments of the Canadian active serv-
ice force.
Daniel News
PAULINE MOORE
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Hereford shoppers Saturday.
Betty Katherine Hodges of
Hereford is visiting friends of
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wynn at-
tended the wedding of Mrs.
333 | Farmers are very busy in this i Wynn’s sister at Shamrock Wed-
313 ] community cutting wheat. jnesday.
318 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Floyd and i Harvey Wright of Shamrock Is
318 daughter, Mildred of Plalnvlew, visiting his sister for a few days,
312 visited with J. C. Allreds Sun- Mrs. Gilbert Wynn.
308 day. J Calvin Harris from Monta
304 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Wynn | Vista. Colo., is visiting his sis-
were Hereford shoppers two days I tpr, Mrs. Otto Smith,
this week. j Mr. Stuart Condrou, James1
Miss Frances Gill and Ruth!Speer and a friend of Canyon,
Moore went to the show at Can- visited Ruth Moore Sunday af-
yon, Wednesday night. Iternoon.
304
304
300
300
296
294
292
286
286
Mrs. Floyd Tomlinson was in | Mrs. Cecil Allred of Amarillo
Canyon Thursday. \ visited In the J. C. Allred home
Mrs. Frank Finney, Mrs. | Friday.
Horace Chilton of Plalnvlew and Several friends were In the
286 i Miss Ruth Moore were visiting home of Mrs. Ervin Shugart, at-
273 j friends in Amarillo Friday. 'tending a shower for Mrs. Miller
2731 Mr and Mrs J. C. Allred ! and Mrs durance Me Broom
263 and Ethel visited with Mr. and | Mrs. Sam Griggs of Amarillo.
263 ! Mrs. Jimmie Allred of Hereford I Mrs. Johnny McBroom and
261 Monday. Mother McBroom or Canyon ate
261 : Miss Pollyanna Crawford of dinner in the J. *0, McClain
250! Hereford visited In this com-1 home Wednesday.
250 munity Sunday. j Mrs. Frank Finney Is visiting
^ Thurmond and Betty Jo a few days at Plalnvlew with
2501 of Rhome, came Wednesday t o friends and relatives.
250 be here during wheat harvest. ... A1 .... . , ,
25(1 Miss Dottlcvo Boling, Mi«:„ M‘s» A'™ , Allrod. who has
250 Jamlle Womble, and John Shir- h,r'"" vlsltlim Miss Olcnna Moore
2501 ley visited with Beta Jo and "f Kross’ rcturned homc M""-
250 Harold Moore Sunday. aay.
250 Marlyn Allred of Amarillo has Mr- and Mrs- J F Matthews
250 | been visiting her grandparents and Fry. plcniced at the
2351 this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dam Thursday night.
235 Allred. j Miss Pauline Moore was In
235! Misses Emma McClain, Miss Amarillo Saturday.
231 J Oilllspie and Tom McClain were Mr. Dave Moore of Kress Is
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MRS. J. N. MESSENGER
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Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bass have
moved from Oklahoma to this
community. Mrs. Bass is the
daughter of J. L. Smith. We wel-
come them to our community
Mrs. Mae Abbott of Bovina.
Mrs. Eva Toulette of Clovis. N.
M., and Mrs. John B. Abbott
of Alpine and son, John Junior,
visited Mrs. J. N. Met sen get
last week.
Mrs. Stafford of Bellview, N
M . called in this community last
week. She Is the former Bulah
Hultman, who lived here at one
time.
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NEW CARS REGISTERED
1 C. C. Llsenbee, Dodge VD ex-
press, Ireland Motor Co.
I Wesley Higgins, Chevrolet de-'
luxe town sedan, Brumley-
Woodford Motor Co.
M. O. Green. Chevrolet spec-
ial town sedan, Brumley-Wood-
i ford Motor Co.
C. A. Wimberley, OMC pick-
i up, Norton Motor Co.
, D. W. Wallace, Ford pickup,
Hereford Motor Co.
i DuBois Walker. International
D -15, Rosson-IIays.
W. I. Valentine, Ford deluxe
! coupe, Hereford Motor Co.
Paul Wilson. International
truck, Rosson-Hays.
Joe Relnauer, Studebaker
Champion sedan, Relnauer Bros.
Motor Co., Oklahoma City, Oklu.
W F. Hand, Dodge VC ex-
press, Ireland Motor Co.
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Jumbo News
MRS. ULLMAN HUNTER
Mrs. Blanehe McDuffy of
San Diego, Calif., and two sons
are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. G. Layman.
J. M. Richardson of Shreve-
port, La., visited the Ullman
Hunter's last week. He was here
j looking after his farm Interests, j
Mrs. H. C. Baird was ill last
week from an infected throat. |
j Miss Natalie Flesher of Can-
i j on is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mary Ann Baird.
Most of the farmers are very
busy harvesting wheat. A few
are through. Dry land wheat is
about the same yield as last
up here on business this week
Mrs. Horace Chilton of Plain -1
view returned to her home Sat-
urday. She has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Frank Finney.
! Walter Frye who has been
working in the J. F. Matthews
home visited his parents over
i the week end.
Misses Mary Jo and Norma
Jean Tomlinson are visiting ^
with their grandmother at i
‘Lockney for a few days.
■ ilk
A worker at the Wright Aeronauti-
cal factory in Paterson, N. J., uses
a J-(i eylimler head for u hat and
comes to a salute to '‘mass produc-
tion, " as vast new plane-motor man-
ufacturing unit is opened.
year; from 6 to 12 bushels. Ir-
rigated wheat made all the way
from 13 to 30 bushels.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sparks
' and Marian of Clarendon and
i B. F. Sparks of Huntsville visit-
ed a few days with Mrs. Ullman
Hunter and family last week. B
F. ancP Marian are Mrs. Hunt-
er’s brothers, and J. F„ her
father.
Mrs. H. C. Baird led the pro-
gram when the Women's Aux-
iliary met at the school house
Wednesday at 4 p. nt. Members
contributed a miscellaneous pro-
gram. The group voted to send
spending money to their orphan.
Billie Buchanan, in Amarillo.
Members present were Mesdames
L. A. Matthews and Miss Paul-
i 11 IT f% Maie^ C. tvv »iC*
Ullman Hunter.
Mrs. Walter Snow of Fort
Worth spent last week with Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Stephens.
Phyllis and Frances Hunt *r
spent a few days last week with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W A. Hunter of Hereford.
I Mrs M. G. Layman Is in Glen-
tose when* she is receiving medi-
, cal treatment.
! Reverend Walker preached
here Sunday and he and Mrs.
Walker were dinner guests of Mr.
smd Mrs. Ullman Hunter.
Tree-Top Table
William J. Hooper of Erie, Pa.,
was sentenced to serve from eight
to sixteen months In the work-
house for stealing a tombstone.
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Mrs. George Earl of Aberdeen.
Wash., had a full set of false
teeth made for her ageef Boston
terrier, Mackenzie Boy, when Ills
teeth fell out.
Here'* gomelhing new in Utile*,
displayed at Chicago'* MrrrhandUf
Marl. Thi* table will liuld a alx-fuul
tree. Julia McCarthy is admiring
the cactus, hut plans mi pluming uu
evergreen in her own tree table. The
new home iurnlshing is constructed
of amber mahogany, with a copper
lining and leather top. One of the
most unusual pieces of furniture
exhibited, it attracted widespread
attention from dealers all over the
nation,
C. Albracht, K C
22
5
228
Clearman. P 66
18
4
222
Hoffbauer, K C
23
5
217
L. B. Russell, F
14
3
214
J London, H S
19
4
211
P. IjOndon, L
19
4
211
V Steiger, K C
15
4
207
Drake, D
15
3
200
Robinson, F
15
3
200
Davis, H S
5
1
200
Jones, P
25
5
200
Covington, P 66
5
1
200
G Albracht,
10
2
200
M Koelzer, K C
15
3
200
O Smith, H S
5
i
200
fSurnett, P
16
3
188
Wt-tiri, D
22
4
182
Hays, P
23
4
174
Parmer, P 66
18
3
167
A Stelzer, K C
24
4
167
’ft, Smith, L
12
2
167
Neal. 8
25
4
160
J. Clark. H
19
3
158
Howell, L
13
2
154
Muller, L
20
3
150
Potter, P
7
1
143
C. Stewart, D
7
1
143
Hall, P
7
1
143
Cllmer, P 66
21
3
143
Posey, L
15
2
133
Kemp. D
15
2
133
J White, D
15
2
133
L. J. Clark, 8
9
1
111
W Bell, P 66
18
2
111
B, Witherspoon, F
10
1
100
J. Albracht, P
10
1
100
■^Worley, H 8
17
1
059
W Witherspoon, F
4
0
000
Connor, D
4
0
000
W. Caraway, D
1
0
000
J. Miller, D
1
0
000
Phillips, r
2
0
000
Smith. D
2
0
000
B. Barrett
8
0
000
X. Clark, 8
1
0
000
•Orlffet, 8
2
0
000
D. Walser, 8.
3
0
000
Higgins, P
14
0
000
Brown. P 66
1
0
000
Daft of living In the United
In May Increased one-
percent over April
higher food prices,
the National In-
Board
into
EX-LAX
Regular 25c Size
FACE CREAMwoodbU.y,28c
16c
50c Q r
Pepsodent UL
50c
Double Duty
50c
Pablum
Assorted
Odors
MILK MAGNESIA 50cb„,
ANTISEPTIC
TOOTH BRUSH
BABY FOOD
WRISLEY SOAP
CAST0RIA
BATH SOAP
BLACK DRAUGHT
PURE OLIVE OIL
IRON & YEAST
4-Ounce
Nyal.....
Large Wnsley.
A BARS
25c
Bottle
43c
Tablets
u Attn t nTinii
11 All U JjU 1 lull
Ultra
Pint.
BODY POWDER
MILK MAGNESIA
$1.00
Coty's
39c
OQ-
OJV
89c
Tablets 29c
A drug gtore with Only Drug Store
Merchandise to sell. Our weekly spe-
cials are lower than those in large
cities—and Far Lower than any in
Hereford. You 11 find real bargains
each week in Drug Store Merchan-
dise Only! Shop with us and SAVE!
50c
MINERAL
OIL
lk
SI.00
HIND'S
LOTION
3k
50c Vital is
HAIR
TONIC
50c I puna
TOOTH
PASTE
23c
50c Cal ox
TOOTH
POWDER
3k
ANNOUNCING
The Most Talked - About Plow in The
Southwest!
The Soil Control
CULTIVATOR
Ask for a Demonstration!
Prevents Soil Erosion
Best for Summer Fallowing
Best for Stubble Land
They Pay their Way in
What they Save!
All Welded Frame
All Shanks and Points Un-
conditionally Guaranteed
Three Sizes — 10 Foot,
13-Foot and 16-Foot
HIGHER YIELD. LOWER COST WITH THE SOIL CONTROL CULTIVATOR!
In announcing our dealership for flu* Soil Control Cultivator, we wish to extend m cor-
dial invitation to all persons interested in increased yields at lower coat to come in and mcc
Ibis money saving plow. We stand behind tin* plow with confidence that it will do every-
thing claimed for it.
Loerwald .
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Gillentine, Jimmie. The Hereford Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1940, newspaper, July 11, 1940; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth822130/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.