The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1949 Page: 3 of 18
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little evidence at eerljr borer dam-
age end It 1* probable that an early
August and September spraying
OtAMAM UAPtK, THURSDAY, AUG. IS, lMt.
will be effective
In some of the older bearing
orchards, a disease known as
phoney has appeared this year. It
is characterized, says Dunkle, by a
checking of the current season's
growth and the leaves on infected
trees take on a peculiar dark green
color. The fruit on 'infected trees
is smaller than usual and the crop
is light. Trees suspected of hav-
ing this disease should be removed
from the orchard because they arr _
a probable source of infection. Want Ads are read h> everybody!
Order After Fruit b Harvested
Set. Nv« San., Mm., Turn.
Aug. 20-21 -22-23
When the fruit is ol
eases. If San Jose scale, is found,
mark the tree and then go back
and treat it- Dunkle recommends
washing the tree with a mixture
of 1 pound of concentrated lime
sulphur and three gallons of water.
Apply the liquid to the frame work
hranches and the body of the
tree, this should hold the scale
in check until a thoroug job of
spraying can be done this winter.
If hte scale is left unchecked, it
may kill the tree. He says to keep
the solution off the leaves, if pos-
sible, because it will burn them.
The use of a PDT spray mix-
ture for controlling peach borers
is becoming more popular, he says.
It is made by mixing 3 pounds of
50 per cent wettable DDT powder
in fiOga lions of water. Spray the
body it the tree thoroughly with
the mixture. Although the first
application is usually made in
early July, a second in early Aug-
ust and a third in early Septem-
ber, Dunkle says there has been
and sold, the orchard 'owner has
an opportunity to do some of the
Jobs that were put off during the
growing season. Sucker sprouts are
growing on both young and old
trees and they should be removed,
says R. O. Dunkle, county agent.
Otherwise, they will make addi-
tional growth during the next 60
days and will take up plant food
and moisture that is needed by
the tree.
An orchard cleanup program is
in order,, he thinks. Remove from
the orchard all fruit that has fall-
en on the ground. He says It's pro-
bably full of worms and other in-
sects and diseases that could cause
a lot of trouble In the orchard
next year. You know an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of
cure and a thorough clean up, lie
says, is that ounce of prevention.
Every tree in the orchard should
be checked for San Jose scale,
phoney and other insects and dis-
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Morgan of
Grand Prairie enroute to New
Mexico and points in Colorado
visited friends in Graham last
week.
Anno1 Lee
John Carroll
"FLYING TIGERS"
A thrilling adventure tha
comes once in a lifetime!
Cartoon — "Lone Star State'
The war drums throb
thru the nicht
At dawn wilt come
k the savage Sioui
it s the challenge
ot the frontier *
Tues., Aug. 23
Myrna Dell
Steve Brodie
Also Color Cartoon
Yed., Thun., Aug. 24-25
ULLI PALMER
SAM WANAMAKER
AKIM TAMIROFF
ALAN HALE
Wed., Thur*., 24-25
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Van Johnson
MOVING MOMENT . . .from "The Plunders," Republic'sT-cu-
color production which starts Sat. Prv., Sun., Mon.,, Aug. 20-
21-22 at the Leon Theatre. Left to right are Llona Massey,
Rod Cameron, Forrest Tucker and Adrain Booth, who star
in the stirring epic western.
A thrilling romanitic story of
young love that will 'ring
chimes in your heart.
"STATE OF THE UNION'1
1 Plus Roy Rogers
"Gabby" Hayes
In
"IN OLD CALIENTE"
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Mighty Mouse Cartoon!
frl., Sat., Aug. 26-27
Warner Baker—Foy Baker
EACH THURSDAY NITE AT THE LEON
"THE YOUNGER BROTHERS" portrayed by Wayne Morris,
Bruce Bennett, Robert Hutton (and James Brown,'in Warner
Bros.' Technicolor film of that title, will play at the National
Theatre, Satt Prev., Sun., Mon., Tues., Aug. 20-21-22-23.
A romantic mystery drama
with action and thrills!
William Bpyd as
Hopalong Cassidy
flu following windows for the answers:
COBB'S DEFT. STORE
BALL DRUG CO.
REED'S JEWELRY STORE
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
WOOD IE'S SPORTING GOODS fr HD WE. STORE
YOUNG COUNTY MOTOR CO.
McCOY FURNITURE CO. .----—— • - ’ .
COOK'S APPLIANCE STORE
GRAHAM OFFICE SUPPLY
SERVICE AUTO SUPPLY CO.
HEAP IXJN’T DREAM'
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rubenkoenig
of Lafayette,^ Indiana, visited rela-
tives Tn Graham last week. ~
Mrs. Mary Ann Garvey, Mrs.
W. S. Ikard and Mr*. E. E. Threet
of Archer City were visiting in
Graham last Thursday.
Mr. and Mn. W. A. Stratton
and daughter, Mias Joan, are
spending their vaeation in Califor-
nia with friends and relatives.
EnrftUto home they will visit other
states-
Also Color Cartoon and
'Ghost of Zdrro" No. 6
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Plus and M-G-M Cartoon
In Technicolor
VISIT OUR NEW STORE AND
SHOP WITH EASE?
Tues., Aug. 23
Joseph Schildkraut
Billie Burke
Ruth Tierry
THE CASTAWAY"
A heart-warming story, with
pathos, romance and
suspense!
brings you thrilling new "So/on Styling
CUAttTM KOTt
Tawny "blonde Lizabeth Scott
plays one of the most dynamic
roles of her meteric career in
Xata
Hiint Stromberg's "To
For Tears," which opens Aug.
24 ot the Leon Theatre throw
United Artists release..
James O. Kimbrel and little
aon. Jimmy, of Wichita Falla were
Sunday guests of their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Ora Kim-
brel.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Street, ac-
companied by H. A. Wadsworth
and Bill Street are vacationing in
Colorado and other states for a few
weeks. -■
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ferguson
had as their recent guests thtir
daughter, Mn. Richardson and
their nephew. Barry Eckberg of
Dallas.
LIZABETH SCOn
DON BEFORE -
DAN DUBVEA ^
THIS TASTES GOOD IN TEXAS
Recipe of the Week -
Molasses Crinkles
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1 offers ft>u the mot beautifully fathioned automobile interior! in
the world!
All are exclusive with Lincoln! All have completely new upholstery
ftbrjr., smart new appointments, and that special touch of "high *
fashion” which make the 1949 Lincolns America's most distinctive
cars—uuiife as well as out. And all are available with that last word
in automatic luxury—hydsa matic transmission*!
We cordially invite your inspection of these magnificent new
Lincolns today! - 1 -
\ cup shortening
1 cup brown sugar
1 egg
4 table* poonr molasses
2H cups sifted flour
H teaspoon salt
2 teaspons soda
S teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon ginger
Shape into balls (sise of wal-
nuts! and dip tops in sugar. Chill
before baking. Bake from \2 to 15
m'nutes in 375 degree F. oven.
Make from three to four dozen
(2Mt inches in diameter).
Let’s Have a Pirate
Complete Mena
Chicken Baked ip Sour Cream
Creamy Potato Salad
Oniona, Radishes. Colory, Picklea
Fri., Set., 26-27
Leo Gorcey and
The Bowery Boys in
'HOLD THAT BAIT*
The whole gang is diaper-
daffy . .. when the infant heir
to millions turns up in theil
washing machine!
'J!uieo&i Co<mopo&ta/i ,
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John Porter Motors
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1019 E. FOURTH ST.
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The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 74, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1949, newspaper, August 18, 1949; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth884386/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.