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THE KINGSVILLE RECORD
July 24. 1935
MILK
MELODIES
By The Milk Man
DRISCOLL
Mesdames Jess McCrlght, A. O.
Itatley, Kay Thompson, J. C. Kry
and I.. IV Kry were joint hostesses
at a miscellaneous ikotnr, given
I at th«* home of Mra. L. P. Kry.
Thursday afternoon. honoring Mra
_ T C Richard* u iv» < lit bride. w ho.
Did you notice th«> crowd* oti her marriage waa Miss
Kleberg Avenue last Saturday? . Maud Fuller, I he pink and white
... It loked like old time. . . . ‘olor "‘heme waa used attractive-
We Mill think prosperity ha* re 1 *?■ Miaaea Ikiria Fr> and Kathryn
turned in eplte of alphabet bureau* Kicharda. dressed as maids, wear-
and all that Huey ... If one more l,l« I'“,k ■»,ron» *ud *»»»•* reived
homhre had come to town Satur- **u‘ KU*,|,,H **nd ^ad charge of the
day he would have had to walk in Mrs A. O. Hailey presided
the street . the sidewalks ware OVt>r the brides book,
full . . we wish the cotton season After several contests and a
lasted six months instead of one . . 'ending by little Hetty Lou Hazle-
_w«»od, a waxon load of lovely and I
We asked a farmer how his feed I**®11™1 «***■ w,» »>r«URht in by-
crop was Retting along .... his 1,M,e Misses Hetty Lou Hazlewood
answer was tnat it was hurt so «nd Marv L°u‘*« I>cnton. and |
hadlv he could not sell anv of it rented to the bride. Mrs Kay
. . . that he will have to feed it to Tb—Kave a toast to the
11i- JgrtMJ OOWI wonder how and L,"om
the cows will survive this winter
Delirious refreshments of
without having to eat cactus and ‘‘ream and unRel food cake were
meaqulte trees . . . we have never s*‘rved to the following: Mesdames
seen a better feed crop put up than ' M. Hahn. W. K. Halzer, Arthur
is now being stacked, grourid anii Hr°w'n- ( licit I/mman. Sam Baton,
haled . . . Master Karmer Fergu-i"• "ood J- R- Lancaster, D. P. | i<c
son has an outfit filling silos in the Richards, T. A. Coleman, J. I". oL
Ricardo community ... he has •■'•Her, Walter Johnson, J. C. Kry.
Jess McCrlght, A. G. Bailey, J. T.
Rezonl, Fay Thompson. Byron
Aubrey, Robert Wright, McCrac-
ken, Irwin Winkleman, Norman!
them Hazlewood.
Misses Kathryn Richurds, Leila
_PM__ Martin, Winnie Lanfear, Mildred I WASHINGTON
Mothers, and fathers, think seri- Kincannon, Lucille Gllcreaae, [Jcnty of action here as the House
ously of the health of your family. Hurls Fry and the honoree. Rules Committee hearings and the
Everyone knows lhat milk Is al- j | special Senate Lobby Committee in-
most a perfect diet for growing Mrs. Richard George and Doro-
been busy for many days and has
lots more work ahead of him . . .
we should have at least ten of
these rigs in the county .... we
would benefit more from
than from oil rigs . . .
Mr* jm. T.dm.re of wn»on. Woodman Circle
Oklahoma. and Mrs. O. B. Humph- .
rl« s of Robstowu. were guests of rleBd lO IsFOildCHSt
Mrs. Jim Williams Thursday. -......—
Lima Rivsr Rissas
Lima Is on the River Rlmac and
while some of the atoue bridges
were shaken dowu In the earth-
Mt and Mrs. Otis Hchales and Mrs. Dora Alexander Talley, ua- j quake there Is oue still Intact which
children of Kingsville, visited with ttoual presideut of the Woodmen ,1mt**a from 1610. One ancient fea-
Mr ami Mrs. lister Baker Mon- Circle, will speak over a National ture la gone. The l>uc de la 1‘alata.
tfaj Bn otupan n.u cti w n cm ImR I ■ lsiV.'
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Kuhn of radio network Thursday. July 25.
Houaton, were week-end guests of ,at four ocloek In the afternoon
Mrs. Kuhn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Eastern Daylight Saving Tiniei
C N Kurd
Miss Marguerite Ford, ni Corpus I Time.
Chrletl, spent tlie week end with Mrs. Talley, who is in New
home folks. York attending the natlonul con
Those attending the annual ventlon of the Woodmen Circle,
beach picnic of the county 4-H I will speak on "New Styles of Ser-
clubs were Mesdames Jake Custer, vice," during the Women’s Radio
Fred Holtou, Erneat Ford, L. K. Review," popular NBC radio feu-
Trant. Miss Martha Ferguson, ture.
Annie B. Bolton, Elllnor Fels. _
Oletha Fels, Sarah Grace Sharp,
made of Lima a walled city. It was
a period of flerjr piracy on the tea*
and the viceroy took this unusual
or two o’clock. Central Standard, precaulion to arm the old capital
iignlnsi raids of the sort In which
Sir William Morgan took Panama
*dty. These walls stood until 1870,
when they were razed ant) replaced
by boulevard* which now ring the
city.
Patriclu Ford, Mary Ruth Fergu-
son, Nancy Ford. Madge Thomas,
Rettle Jo Stewart.
Mrs. Erneat Ford entertained
a number of young friends of her
daughter, Nancy, on the occasion
Nancy’s ninth birthday, Monday
afternoon. A color theme of green
and white was used in the dining
room decorations, in the dresses of
the doll favors, the crepe paper
hats the guests wore, and in the
birthday cake decoration. Frances
Bolton, Dorothy Trant and Mary
Ruth Ferguson were prize winners
in contests and games played on
the lawn. Ice cream and cake were
served. Present were:
Octopus Uses "Smoke Screen"
One of the octopus' natural de-
fenses is a thick, viscous, ink-black
fluid which it Injects Into the wa-
ter in vast clouds when attacked
or disturbed. This is to coufuse Its
enemies, hut apparently the mon-
ster can see quite well through the
substance with its great owl-like
eyes.
Grant, Loo Mooting Ploco
The meeting place of General
Grant and General Lee at Appomat-
tox Is marked by a tablet which
beara this Inscription: "On this
spot. IJeut. Gen. Ulysses S Grant,
U. S. Army, and Gen. Robert E.
Lee. C. S. A., met on the morning of
April 10. ISAY"
been visiting his son, V. V. Skaggs, |
the past month.
Janies McIntyre arrived Mon-
day from Ponchatoula, La., and
will spend several weeks with his |
Marian daughter, Mrs. L. A. Gardner.
------ _ ...--------- ...... ... vostigation got under way on lobby
children. We say “almost perfect" ; "ly May Hall of Bishop and Mrs., activities when the public utilities bill,
because, In its natural state it Is Joyce Rogers of San Antonio were wjfk “unnecessary" holding
not absolutely perfect. The original guests of Mrs. Norman Hazlewood companies clause, was before the
reason for a cow's giving milk was Friday. j House. Top photo shows a general
for the nourishment of Its calf, i L. A. Fry, who has been visiting view of the House committee hearings.
However, man iHr—th at In the home* Ot his brothers. J. Center, Representative Sum Rayburn,
cow’s milk was good for human und L. P. Fry the past week re- -
young as well as bovine young, turned to his home at Dripping Mrs. Claud Smith is recovering;
Thomas, Battle Jo Stewart, Pansy * - * • ( "Hoy ot Harlingen spent,
(D. Tex.) and Senator Burton Wheeler, and Peggy Mills. Dorothy Trant. Sunday with his wife at the home
(D. Mont.) co authors of the utilities
bill, looking on at the House hearings.
Below, Philip II. Gadsden of Phila-
delphia, Chairman of a Public Utili-
ties Committee of Executives which
was formed to oppose the abolition
clause. He gave evidence before the
Senate Lobby Committee, that more
than $300,000 had been spent by the
utility executives in an effort to defeat
the provision.
And man. with his unlimited in-
genuity. started improving upon
nature by breeding cows that
would produce more ami more
milk. One thing entered Into thi
picture that was not oven dream-
ed of until recent generations —
BACTERIA. Milk is warm when
It conics from the cow, just warm
enough to provide perfect condi-
tions for rapid growth of bacteria,
both the lactic bacteria that Is
good for the human body, and the
filthy bacteria that come from the
dust in the air or on the hands of
the milkers or from imperfectly
cleansed utensils, PASTEURIZA-
TION KILLS THESE UNDESIR-
ABLE BACTERIA, and buying
PASTEURIZED MILK Is your only
positive way of knowing that you
are not exposing your children or
yourselves to some contagion- dis-
ease.
—PM—
NEWS ITEM — Explorer has
discovered an African tribe of men
who beat the ground with sticks as
a sign of anger. Well, well! Fancy
golf spreading to Africa. We begged
our partner of a foursome yester-
day to refrain from losing bis tem-
per so we could stay calm and col- O. E. Saint.
Springs Monday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. J. C. Fry and two
children, Joyce Marie and lleinatz,
who will make an extended visit
with relatives at Leander and
Marble Falls.
Edwin Moore who was seriously
RICARDO
from a recent illness. |
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eaton and
children were Corpus Christ! visl- Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Trant, Roy nnd
tors Saturday. ! Hen Trant, and Mr. L. E. Trant
Miss Katherine and Dick Rogers
spent the week-end at Beeville.
t
left the first of the week for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in the
Edwin Moore was given quite a central part of the state, ending
with a Trant reunion at the home
of Mr. Trant’s father in Bryan
about the 28th of the month.
ill for several days, is recovering j pleasure Thursday afternoon when
nicely. j a number of girls showered him
Mrs. C. E. Lange and Mr. and with neckties, sox and haudker-
Mrs. S. II. Purcell of Robstown, [ chiefs. The occasion was his birth- ^jss pother Dague of Falfurrias
spent the week-end as the guest
of Mrs. W. I. Trant.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson and
family of Edinburg were Sunday
guests of Mrs. R. L. Nix.
Miss Mary Flanagan has return
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud day. Any boy ought to enjoy u treat
Denton Sunday. j |jk,, that.
Carolyn Flinn, who has been J Mrs. T. A. Coleman and Mrs. Ar-
vl Itln ! lativi at Cameron forjthur Brown were bu Ini vl ttoi
several weeks, returned home j Corpus Christl Monday.
Tuesday. _
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams of
Bishop, were guestH in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Fry Sunday | --
afternoon. i The extreme heat brought the
Mrs. Arthur Brown left Monday ‘'lly folks to the beach. Visitors
for San Henlto to attend the funer- from San Antonio and 1 orpu
al of a friend and two children who! Christ! were numerous here.
Frances Bolton. Melrose Runnels, j °f A- Gardner
Evelyn Bolton, Johnnie, Arlene Mrs. J. I. Swain returned Thurs-J
and Vernie Livergood, Madge day from Ennis and other places |
Thomas, Mary Ruth Ferguson, Lor- where she has been the past sev-i
ralne Williams, Angellne Bolton, eral weeks. She was accompanied
Patricia Ford. Julia Harriet Ford, by Mr. and Mrs. Woods Calloway
and the honor guest, Nancy Ford, and son.
Farming activities In this section Mrs. Lee Riemenschneider and
Include silo filling, most of which two children returned last week
Is done, and cotton picking. Both from visiting In Bloomington and
gins are working full time at pres- other nearby towns. Lee Riemen-
ent. Many silos have been filled, imeider who works on the Mo-
some new ones dug. Others will be Hac Railway spent Sunday with
filled with the fall crop of feed, in them here.
case of sufficient rains to bring Mesdames A A Dickln80n> Ag-
the feed crops along. j ne8 Rosser and 8on, Max Rosser,
left Monday for Tilden where the
C. K. FRASER
Federal Licensed
Classer
SPOT
COTTON BUYER
Purina Feed Store
Farmers Exchg. Bldg.
I’hone 271
I SAVE
TIME &
MONEY
RIVIERA
former will visit her son. Mrs.
Rosser and Max will go on to
Temple and Austin in a short time.
The R. Y. P. U. members held a Mesdames P. F. Koontz, Bert
party at the Community Hall \y,mi" and son, jack, Of Kings-
Thursday night. They played 1 vjRe 8|H>nt Sunday with Mrs. Lee
games until 10 o’clock when cake j Riemenschneider.
and lemonade were served. | Mr. and Mrs, T. D. Knight of
Mr. and Mrs. Marcos May and j Kilgore spent from Thursday to
Miss Mary J,ee Malin left for Elk Saturday visiting her sister, Mrs.
City, Okla., Wednesday night, go- Joe Russell and family.
CAROLINF REACH ed from a vacation with relatives
in the Valley.
were killed in a car wreck at Sin-
ton. She returned homo Wednes-
day.
From San Antonio were Dr. and
Mrs. Brimmland, Mrs. Blocker and
children, who are guest at Buena
Mrs. Lou Bectley, Miss Louslo | Vista Hotel. Tho doctor and two
Beetley and Miss Lucille Bardwell young boys went out fishing in the
of Kingsville and Mrs. Ada Brad-M^ly morning hours. Lieutenant
ford of Dallas, visited Monday Till. Captain Eugene H. Sleeper,
night In the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. C., Captain Harry B. Smith,
ing by Victoria where Miss Nina
Malin, who was visiting her sister
there, joined them for the trip.
Sam Skaggs of Saratoga has
The Methodist Missionary Soci-
ety met at the home of Mrs. Travis
Donaho Friday evening. Mrs. Jno.
F. Ellis of Kingsville wus a guest.
"I'm EDWARDS SLICED
BREAD”
8c at
EDWARDS FOOD STORE
“A Complete Food Market”
THEY’RE GOING FAST
lect. He said It was his preroga-
tive and privilege to get mad if he
wanted to and lie would not play
unless he could get mad. The Milk
Muu had to do some real shooting
but we did not lose.
—PM—
The Pullman conductor one
night saw u red lantern hanging on
O. M. C„ and a number of their
Mrs. J. W. Womack unfortunate-j company spent Saturday evening
ly received a broken arm last week and l)ar* Sunday fishing,
when she accidentally fell at her [ Mr. lin,l Mrs. Wilbur Gallman of
home. | Robstown who occupy the Sunrise
Misses Emma Webb and Kathor-1 Cottage, entertained Mr. and Mrs.
ine Rogers are attending A. A- 1. (_’«_rl
for the.second term of summer ses-
sion.
11, Johnson of Decatur, Is visit-
one of the lower berths so he look- , ,,, W:iU,,r Johnson. They
ed up George, the porter and asked
him howcomo. George replied:
and Tuesday at
spent Monday
Padre Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mueller,'
gar Smith, and Miss Pearl Rush-
ang of Corpus Christl as Sunday
guests.
Messrs, and Mesdames Gardner
and Hopper, of Falfurrias, return-
ed Saturday from a delightful fish-
ing trip in the gulf.
Mr. and Mrs. Foss McCracken
• Well, boss, rule 23 in my book
savs that you should hang up a
red lantern when the rear end of | ;l#,#1<1 Mrs; Norman SeldeJ and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
the sleeper Is exposed.”
Dairy Products
Dairy
PHONE 92
of Westhoff. spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roewe.
Edward Balm Is visiting rela-
tives at Elgin.
Henry Pohlmeyer and two sis-
ters were in a car wreck Sunday,
near Concordia. The occupants es-
caped with minor bruises, hut the
car was pretty badly wrecked.
Clifton Hahn nnd Miss Ruth
Messer were Sunday dinner guests
You’ll have to
to get a
hurry
California and Wathin(ton of Marion Messer at Petronlla.
California extends further east, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Donnell of
and a larger proportion of that Corpus Christl were week end
atate than of Washington lie* east j guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emery
of the one hundred twenty fifth Moore.
meridian. The westernmost point Mrs. M. F. Saint is spending the
In the state of Washington la Cape w,.,,k wl(h her daughter, Mrs. Win. | Mr. Romlke of Kingsville, made a
Alva. Beetley at Rockport. Hhort trip Sunday.
I)r. and Mrs. Chandler and fam-
ily. Mr. and Mrs. Bludworth, and |
children enjoy frequent splashes
McDaniels, of Kingsville, occupied ;
the Smith cottage Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burris nnd family
of Kingsville took a long trip in
their new boat Sunday.
Mr. William Cumberland enter-
tained hts brother In-law and neph-
ew of Sun Antonio with a fishing
trip in the blue motor boat Satur-
day.
Miss Hemphill and Miss Camp-
bell, teachers at A. A I. College,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
new cottage. As yet, no name has
been given the cottage.
Miss Lux. the boat owned by
NEW
ELECTROLUX
AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR
installed in your home for
only
SUMMER TOURIST
Nearly everyone Roes away for a few days,
or maybe a few weeks, during the summer.
This certainly increases one’s hazards—in-
cluding possible losses on account of acci-
dents, health, and safety of property.
Almost any uneasiness you may have can he
disposed of through adequate insurance. Just
let us talk with you over your problems. Our
suggestions have proven valuable to others,
and we are anxious to serve you.
Kingsville Insurance Agency
Marcus Phillips, Mgr.
in the hay these hot days.
VATTMAN
The girls of the local 4-H Club
were present Wednesday at Riv-
iera Reach for the annual encamp-
ment.
Mia* Angela Unterbrlnk la the
winner of the Short Course trip
Miss Mary Katherine Harrison
took second honors.
Misses Olive and Beatrice May
of San Antonio are guests of rela-
tives.
Mr*. R. T. Shirley and daugh
ter* of Corpus Christl spent Sun
day with Mr*. August Boensch.
Miss Angela Boensch I* visiting
In San Antonio.
Mr. and Mr*. Hy Schonefeld had
with them Sunday their daughter*. |
Mr*. Joe Busker and Miss Eliza
beth Schonefeld. of Corpus Christ!, j
The home talent play. "Here
Cornea Charlie", was given Sunday
evening to a good house The char-
acters rendered their parts well
and showed careful training.
Already, in one week, the
Hupply of Electrolux refrigerators available at these unusual terms
is being depleted rapidly. Only a limited number can he financed
under these extremely low terms, terms that are less than the cost
of old-fashioned refrigeration methods. They can't last long at
$2.50 down for any size Electrolux installed in your home. BETTER
COMB IN TODAY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION BEFORE IT’S
TOO LATE.
ELECTROLUX
offers you these
distinctive features:
• No moving parts to wear out, assuring
long life.
• Permanent silence, since there are no
moving parts to wear and get out of order.
• Plenty of ice cubes for your family’s
needs.
• 1 “W operating cost, proven to be only
85c A MONTH in Kingsville by public
test.
• Beauty of design—a refrigerator you’ll
be proud to show to your neighbors.
The Kingsville Lumber Company
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