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fast Week
In the Wor
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' Churchill i* Washington
Great Britain’* Prime Minister
AL-anind in Washington
a • meeting of the “United *-y - •
•UU- British War Council” which linn industry to war output ni •
^ . . rm ii'Li*. ii ...____ '' lliclnhii* mn
of the Joint War Product wti Com-
mittee m asked to
what legislative action whs neces-
sary to fulfill the plan Canh h has |
already approved. i
Part* of the OPM wore pi w#»rwrt'-
ixed “to speed up war prmH’rt'uv
to quicker) the conversion >>i vjvi-
Hey’rt Helping
Their Country!
tarv advisers Th<‘ White House an-11 >istnbution division
* • s !. . . / e V\-.i •*>»«>.. aeiAiitnl ***•»»»»? ( , j)
of thei three Special “con' '"m
the conference- as the “defeat of which touted
ineed the primary Objective
r
•i
filch toured the nation
Hitlerism throughout the .World ” i'ihe type of war work sn ail
t The statement - a]ao> Mi.d "It j fiiOprers might h.itPle t>n _-v —j
ghoul! he rent, inhered . . •. the pro- 11.000 factories able tq <I« ***»<■ of
aejnt conferences in Washington' the-.work. Among thorti. a*e a fish
ahould he re car. led ns prelitpinarv look m.inufactjner "boron make
.sto fuehrer confinereCs which " ill sprint's for the Army, and a. lu-er-
JBifMl iinln’ Uus.fo; t'hina. the can concern which caff make hand
I .Motherlands and -the Uonrirom. .-. I gn-tuyto*. The first 48 “department j
r 5L other interested nations "ill he rtr“>-a of suU'onlractintt was,
Lent in dose t«u.h with this pro-. epenctl in St. Lotus. The stores
liminarv planning ” ; lexhi'-it *amph - of needed war
ni. s- confer-1 equipment to prospective pro*'ii>
|\]r ers The OPM issued jtn estimate
that neui ly $4,000,000,000 in war
'TTTTT~T'rrnh — could—be inimucud , by
More Night Flying .
Added to Schedule j
Of Aviation Cadeta,
RANDOLPH FIELD, Dec?"22.— I
| Seeking greater- proficiency ■ in )
i night and instrument flying among
<c.uTAtas:!'* *- i etw**-
renter today •, made changes in] font you wont) don t feel bad
WANT-ADS
FOR RENT • Two extra large
Apartments g j Ew^miaalanar Preset 2
WANTED - Housekeeper. Middle-! J0EL Vl QWMM>
Announcements HhR’.9°unc? H°w» > .
. Cnnatmas Luncheon
ipons announcel i *» -
ies for office, sub-1 A Christmas luncheon was at*
of thi -
The
their can
following persons announce]
roorns, »^ur^»hed^ buUMn eabi- j,^' t0 tht> action of the Dem^craUc tended by County Horae Demon-
Hill Davis serves «s Air Raid
Warden and leader of dyilian
defense in his neighborhood.
ay—' 'v*y
• Luaic and advanced phases of the
pilot training program.
Although training'time was not
j increased in either case, it was'ar-
j ranged for more hours in night and
[instrument flying.
Two hours have been added Ip
basic students’ schedules for in-
strument training under
bringing (he n< v In'il.ifl plghf
fhngrs. Foin- hourv r* ’-.■•■‘l
, flying, instead- of 'he nrevldtss
i three, nnd'two K o- pi ’ * -•'v:gn-
age lady to stay in home. Mrs. J.
L. Watts, _ Avoca.-' Call 620W
Stamford. _
because history says that even
little DnnietWebsler was consid-
ered a dumbbell by his teachers.
Just indicate choice of answer to
each question in space provided,
then check for your rating.-
(1) If you had the Croix de Guerre jFARM FDR SALE*
hocd$,wouidaU caHthe doctor because j Crawford,
it is:.(a) creamed pees on toast, tb)'
FOR SALE or TRADE - two Yuli
blooded Tochenburg milk goats
reasonable or trade for hens C. C.
Oman, Lutders, TeXaa. ’ 41-lp
Jfi Texas Allotment
For 1942 Cotton -
Crop Announced
stration Council members . and
'guests before the holidays/ De-
“eorations were red and green with
a Christmas tree loaded with c<{t-
cSS ftmn
41-lp.
The total cotton He reage allot-
ment for Texas in 1942 will he
11 Ilf fmv m*n0i let TtsUian ner r NOTICE - I have discontinued the 9,884,669 acres as compared with
trench army roed,!. <c) Italian per- „t „v rMni.^ Call at 9.880A97 acre* In 1941. George
315 West Oliver Street, west “of Slaughter. chHirmt-n M the Texas
a side-hV side
the Pr.-M.j. it am!
-bill—sin, i—liny_aj.r, working
a hvoa.-j d« Vt-loJ)nnliI »’t -
to. he turn, t ovi r to llih TitiIt
ftvr-ex.mrion in
with all anti-Axis . untrusv
Speaking before an informal
— r /' ........... ,i .. Prime
follow mg
tban e-MMU. ’ 1‘li.nt-. in 15 ■P. Vi'r-
-'peratidn1 tricW'tf they are converted tb war,
work.'
sssion of Congress.
Mihi i* r proposei tl.
present war the "In' rm .'en-
ter - of hate un i lev re.” sh-ul.l
ha constamiv idriced - '.tl.i> P-
tili'ii. e can be 1 nt'. ded .*t the
Tery heginnlrv." .
|" The \Var Front
The Navy !>• pannic.i t report, '
Prices
The T.jibdr Department reported
its check of 18 foods in 19 cities
-ho\yc<! UlMe net change in retail'
prices during the first half of Dec-
. mber. Price Administrator Hen-
derson n i vr d tf® TtahtlHie pric-a nf. |
lout her, sugar, reclaimed rubber.:
s^les nnd hehts, cotton “finej
gtri.d«,” gjxceiine, ethyl alcohol,|
Mr. Henderson nlsc
during the pa-t week II . in my and tiry sol'ors^
■Bbmarines were Mnk or daniag-d. .asked manufpctiirer* of china,
old- enemy tnui-)i■ vt 2nd one mine glass, lampshades, watches and |
awei per were sunk an,! an addi- silverware to hold prices' at not
Aional transport and one seaplane more than December 1 levels.
■olihljlv” .gqnk :Thm-p,iT:iiliwr^—---
Department said ynerWy suhmitr- The OPM announced waTpmdUC-
Girl Scout daughter Carol. 15,
collects -scrap tinfoil and alumi-
num, and books for soldiers.
ines had sunk three merchant ships tinn demands will necessitate elec-
an.l shelled two others. Wake Is-jtrical power rationing and jiooling,
lan<i. with its 400 officers and men for the Southeast, Southwest, Pa
pr)d 1,000 construction workers,1 rific coast and part of the Middle
wa? reported captured. The AVar West during 1942 and 1943.
DepartnVent SiUi an American Priorities Division ordered owners.
Armv Bombcj: sank an enemy sub- of privately-financed defenaa hBtxs-J
srine
off the California coast,
heavy fighting in the
wAs de-
■d wpy dpen cut y.
jOthrr Foreign Relations
ing projects to make definite state-
ments or prices aLirhirh thus asilk
a^H.vrrtrea'MdVC. ..»!
struct. The Division ^
Utw anient limRtog ..‘Uj®Egt
HHTull; ffwl. 'bu i lap, wool,
VWiIfnl. I,1,-
vest ."frit ing ail traimportati" i . __ _
tnrf'i'd In.m a tour oi the Anirri- wire and wire products, spafelires, >
•«m .Republics to report the Axis passenger cars and light trucks,
controls airports ' within easy l.ahor
bonihing distance of the Panama The President's in iustty lalior,
Canal, strategic airports in Bra- confers-nb» *o plan uninterrupted
ail just across from Africa, vast war production a'-roed: (1) There
storks of avia*ion gas and nil in shall he no ftrikes or lockouts; (2)
Brasil, and “no less than 11” short- all disputes shall he settle.f hv
wave rad os in Guatemala alone pJ-ae. ful means; (3) (he President
and others in M. \.co which have shall set up a proper War Labor
informed German nip hoi itj.-s a-. P nrd to han.ih-' these disputes. |
•ntv hotir schedule. 'f
Advanced single engine student
i’ll, t* will spend six hours less in
formation and gunnerv practice to
•illbw more time in new schedules,
v'hHVTi'TiTfo.p mtts frrr-srx hontt*
"TSsfeSt! of the rrme demanded pre-
viously. Six hours of night navi-
gation have been added to fill the!
gap. The extra thrde hfcurs derived
.by cutting dow'n othpr subj.H'ta will i
he taken lip in'- additional instru-1
menti flying, with a new total of j
'thirteen hours replacing the ten of
earlier classes.
'*■ Local night flviog' .s-discontinu-
ed in advanced twin engine train-
ing to furnish five hours for other
I maneuvers. I-ess time, is spent in
[unit navigation, also, with three
[hours taken awav. leaving four
hours'for dnv and two hours for
night study. Six hours of night
navigation were added to the regu-
- lar six hours -uf day. navigatiQUBIld ____
additional tun. hours of msteu-j p
mnnt training un.lep hood have
been arranged irv the regular sev-
enty-four hour -course.
1 .me. (di a leading Ma-
dn.il, Spain, newspaper.
(2) An abbot is: (a) abode of a
group of monks or nuns, <b) small
Mexican rabbit, (c) slaughterhouse.
<d) head
t monastery.
First Baptist’ Church, for Watkins AAA committee, has announced. ,
goods. L. II Me Reynolds,* deafer i These figures in-dude variui
[FOR
SALE
various
41-lp. addi’inns to the basic -allotment of
—~z-^?- ■ 9,730,972 acres, th. AAA official
100 acre farm.* 70. -- - - - - -
acres cultivation, orchard, sandy ’
. small house. Part of ’ 7n,
mixed soil
as plwvidi‘d"Tiip in the AAA
lamT sub-ui i iy tiled.—Rniew-
Increased yields, a smaller na-
fbrd.
it cot-
ton tflft*. Mrs’ Will MyaU of the
Willow Creek home demonstration
dub and council chairman was
.toastiwistreR* of th» program.
Hinghiun sistpra of Boyd Chapel
fumishbtl Christmas songs and
music. J. V. Grimes was master of
ceremonies-, in a Santa Claus suit,
at the tree.
Mrs. Joe. Davis Mo-ore, home
dentenstrat jon club member cf
Shiirkelford ' county, reviewed the
beautiful *t«r£.of^ courageous
farm-woman; ‘IA Ltintern in Her
Hand.”
The following members and
guests ‘registered: Mrs. Raymond ’
Dav, Mrs J. C. William*, Mrs. G.
H. Rennels, Mrs. V\f H. Grimes,
Airs. J. V. Grimes, Joel V. Grimes,
_ Mrs. Charlie Bristow, Mrs. J. E.
■***• Mfrnty, Mr* Miwr Min*,1 Mil
H'
1 ^ ji-S:, Ze^^ibS'fg^^a
LOST - Brown bu)J«iog. missing [lVn' c.^ “ewage^ Slaughter,
since December -23. 5 "years old. " wtton far"1('r. explain
I weight almui 60 pounds. Has two e^;,IT , . . ;
'white front feet. W. B. Whitley, . -Under the AAA program a
Rt. 4. Hamlin. 41-2p.-»n" <>rt ^'h"h no cotton is plant-
I --------- e»t for .three consecutive yenrs
lv. Mrs, Herman Propst, Mrs.
Hnrold Martin, Mrs. Mayria'rd
I-ong. Mrs G. A. Rainwater.’Mrs.
J. M. Cook. Jnielda Price, Mrs. .1.
Lieb, Mrk. Clarence Whitti-n-
C.
hurg, Mrs. Earl Brown, Mrs. E. K.
Whittenhurtr. Mrs. J. P. Corneliu;
Elliott Roosevelt
4«oes to Duty with ran
ior mother (Vtinw), daugh-
ter Jane helps the Red Cro.vs.
She also attends U, H. O. dances.
p-l|l I • rye- . p
broil 1 of D. S. n'-'tch.'t ' v- >1 ,ie-
ijTure from the Unit 1 ^tate*-
rorrmi*(- also ? i • - i f tid-
ing the have p- "f- d.-d plan'*
for the .sabotaging --f all i.tili -i * in
Bm-nos Aires “and that n: a c
they could probably <• ahl -h
opi-rat mg Ih»m- .tt. Argun tins
Tl'.,- President accepted the plan
v ith ut 11 scrVatioms and said he
\» o dd, act at once.
The I S’ Conciliation Servici-c
r - il s/ttleini nt of. 28 labor dis-
■ !'■■'.>. | l>. - Seen ta-uv Perkins lul-
lin' i.niii'iv'l -»v af 'during the past veal'
I: Ci/ly carn ngs of factory wage
The Stati- pclciT' m
«h1 a new trade agreement with
Cuba and .ati a-i -r! v th tin
Vichev Governor "f l • ti ' V.-i-
tinii|iie to continue 11 < " *a' i*
quo." Secniiiry ILitK* -“sin l if
•inert that seimre of 'he i«-
- —■ -*-1 —h*».■ -—*•• e*el—AleS-i-doO
near Canada . b. > the Kiev i-h eh
wio “contra'v to tin- agr . •: n! < f
all »-.•>rtie< i 'in i • r■ , .- • a q
ly v ithout prior know!, ■ <r i •>-
Ben* hi anv sense or i‘:; I S C.-\
eminent:"
Tlii- Presidert wro ,• 1'tioi Mrc
jsti r ( irtin --f Austnfl.i "w- give
your our as;-*mane*- that we eon-
aider the safitv of \-ur ii.nime.n-'
wealth us a d ririt<, i in*ia! in
every plan of eh C ti.-e
PriMltirl i<m
The Prosi ent appr \ - 4 a
for rmnhining th* prohieti\e re-
sonrr-e« i f Canada and the U S. and
removing barriers such U' tariffs.
rt announce ea:ne( In •reastiT-'-'Ul.T pereent;
rose lji percent;
weekly- earnings of
part ti’-i'- i*i4'|do>-
n N’r rj4 *+'
11”.'! HV I
to-:, 'ii'l
•- !
' < r ‘ » .» - /
• L’ ' • »
Manpui* -
r 9
TV nt
*M ?.
_LLl_
.Indu-tre
Division fHi! the*
■uuiipnxi.f io -meet.
i w- r /
tiie davis family, tike count.
loss thou anils of their fcllovv-
Americans, are today siti ritirirg
their time and energy to help i-i
the nation’s civilian deft use e f-
fort—to Win victory and make
r. r ure their country’s frrcun.Tt-^j biL'3t:nk emergency.
—t»n«bf»H tie
rgH&rriwn:
' ^_Depart-
ment plane have seh'c' - ...
Elliot* Ri oscv. lt fer duty with the
6th Reconnaissance Squadron pt
Muroc Iaike, California, following
graduation from the Aerial Navi-
gaV'TF School here.
OriginallV ordered to BrookS
Field, for observer training at the
conclusion of hi< navigator course.
1 Captain Roosevelt will leave fot;^
■ California immediately- after grad-
uation exercises at Kellv Field,
scheduled for 10 o’clock Saturday
nii-'i ing.
The 6th Reconnaissance Sqnnd-
r n i« a long-range reconnaissance
unit with headquarters in raid-con-
-eious California Its duties are to
patrol sea and coastal ard-as in its
territory on constant watch for
enemy uir and naval craft. The
change in Captain Roosevelt’s as-
signment was announced by the
war department bhenuse of the
shortage of navigators under the,
(3) This Id. 8. Navy boat Is not a
battleship hut II Is a: (a) destroyer.
ihi cruiser, (cl gunboat, (d)
torpedo boat, (el howltser.
ill At uno oi these cities there is ____
i cr-m rr*ot Philadol- TjTNT
iia. <b> Denver <ci Wash “
•linn. D C . (di San Francisco.
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?re is
ladol-
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FOR SALE - Two good yoking loses it* cotton allotment. In wnw Ann Williams. Mrs. Walter
mules for sale. 4dy miles south of sections oT the’state. especially in ( Ixtv’e. Mrs. Tom Brown, Mr« W
Stnmford, adjoining Stamford Inn East Texas, many farms arc bejng i Haict. Mrs.‘ Haskell Riley!
Dairy farm. A. F. Beatty. 41-lp ; taken out of cotton production al- Mrs. Chariie Myatt, Mrs. Fred
together.” Slaughter said, “and. as) Moore, Mrs. G. D- Triplett, Clara
FOR SALE - 2 mare muler guar- a result, the number of allotments Brown, Flovd Lvnch. Judge Gilbert
antimd to w ork_ 1 fI h enlt 8 mo und t)u, total acreage iti allot-1 Smith, J. C. Williams, Grace Codv,
gentle. 1 jack mule colt 8 nm., ments has been- going down in | }{ D
gentle. Axel A. Soderherg, 13 mi. those sections. Off-setting part of
^l‘5p- this cut is the increase- in the
E. of Stamford,
151 Idyis part of an cyg certtaim
"j- albumin: ta^yolk.
' b * shell. < e) white.
161 This U. S Briny officer out
ranl-.s the rest of the list: (8) Ma-
■*-*‘--i~’-*'r|i rn|l <hl Corporal, (c) Gen
s -m y'
Q
1 offlc
l ight brown male dog ‘number of fnrma Cotton,
half fox teKer aml^ KsKt noUbl- W*st
rier. Named Tippv; $o reward, if, . .. , ,,
1 i he basic national cotton allot-
agent, Shackelford count)',
nud Mrs. Joe Davis Moore, Shack7
elfqrq county.
returned alive. E<lwin Almquist.i
Box 79, IlL 1,-Avoca, Texas-. 41-lp
ment for 1942 la 26,598,438 acres
I compared with last year’b 26,«99-,-
on 917 acres. '
C*>tt»n yields in Texas »r<* enn-
WANTED - A man to work
farm. See rfr call R. H. Astin. • — ________ —
: Telephone 522-J, Stamford, Texh*. Widerably higher this year, pri-
41-2p.1 manly as a result-of coascrvation
tCAi
Mark lltii uur or false-
About half of the 30ft varieties of
Uba__iljpitcd
State* are dangerous to"
Stamford
f-
41-le
‘GJUISS AGAIN’’
ANSWERS
1 (b) Is worth IS pfs . • • •
1 (d) Is A'orth U mors . i .
i Back to (b». 20 pts. . . . .
t tc) for 20 more . * . «
^ A timidf 10 for ("cl . • •
1 $ c > once more for IS . . .
7 Only lS^c—false-10 pts . .
HFRF. S HOW YOU
RATK: 90 100. among TOTAL
Me best; ROM. r»*ht
ap there; 70-75, average. R5 and below
^ou have tots of company In^this score
FOR SALE - 8-reoni House fur if /x ep p xf ■“
4-°^5 Mrs, (i, I ( nrorilp.
* llandlan.
Card of Thanks
Me wish t*> thaifk our friends
who helped us during the death of
uur dear husband, father, son and
brother. We extend heartfelt
thiinks to friends and neighlior*
offering your comforting ex-
pressions of sympathy. They will
always be remembered. — Mrs.
ClOUtMk*' < YU , ■Swv'.Afcfrr cia .
h V .Wifffr "Mr -aml Mrs. Joe JC'
Smith. Sagerton. Mr and Mri. JL
D. Sinith. SfamfffV-ff, MI. and Mrs
Roy Sinith. Monahans. Mr _
S$ftawM4nBihe‘fWBRn7 Sagerton and
Buried Thursday
Mr. and
lene.
Mrs. Floyd Smith, Abi-
NOTICE! - We will’ remove your
dead or crippled horses, cattle ami
hogs FREE, if the hide ik on. Call - | -yjr>_ Garter’s Father Di
10,f
Collect, I hone 401, Stamford, Tex- (., T, ( argile. who died Wednesday Humble Camp, died of pneumonia
28-tfo. nt 8:15 a m. nt the St»mf,»r.J Sam,!. . I>..f._i..- of* _ L.,__
—--- iniium. The servile whs held at M,-. • '• *
MATTRESS
• ptHwpMIUlV.
oi at least 3,000.000, ___
1 i ‘- -ions f->r war indus*- - - —
■ i, . i ,-( tin re is a yhor'a'-Tc of *ri the thri e coast;il areas. Ho ro-
■i ’>'il plant supen isors and jHirtel Some' manufacturer,** wor<
;..l in -i nm iai rnf;s M-nmg \\ • 1 War 1 ina ks nt
■1 occupations. 1 lhviw|<n saul
J_
. Ti
(Good Cotton Price
! Not Because of But
Despite World War
Contributions to Red
Cross Reach $910
.... KKNOVATIOS ..... CluiMu.n Xhuk-’h" K n!.,K «&
\Mi.n you want better mattresses R,.v. Cal. C. Wright, pastor of St hours before Mr nLI. l i ' i
made see us. We call for and dc- John’s Methodist Church. Inter-' Zaiiuilfe f,"“ a. whS
liver. A uur satisfaction is our im-nt w as in Highland • cemetery. [. held jn thg
pleasure. Western Mattress and Kinney Funeral Home directed the! Rising ^tar
j Redding Plant. 410 West Mcllnrg, funeral.
!'Stnmford. * on it. Mi *
Kim community near
* opttnued rrom page one)
A D Woodson
J. L. Rcnnels
,ili - T. L. M Colwell
1- *u:- t ill proved l y Il;e A
I HI announced- civilian ucm-' Cotton prices arc good dc pit*
c m e* ,iil| hi curii.u -teil fur p< lici- fhe vyar - not hecauci- of it. ac-
cording to George Slaughter, chair-
on the U i st Coast and later Will
1c expanded to include 260 cities n an of the state AAA committee.
*"'d .'’.0,000 regular law enforce-1 Texas farmers are enjoving a
rural and metro-! measure of prosperity along with
ment officers
/Hili'an .areas.
I other classes. Slaughter said in
pointing out that rott'm prices are 1 D, L. Smiilr
“wk MODERNIZE
Consult us al>out plans and
materials for Your garage
— modernize your porches
— we can help you. . . .
G. D. Khamburffer
L
’Ll’MjREIt CO.
Phone 722
Two Younff Brothers
Horace and Emmett,
Sfar Football Men
first
approaching parity for the
time in many years.
War has slnslvd exports drasti-
cally and little increase is in pros-
pect because collapse is due to
blockades. This fact, together
with price-depressing
surpluses,
war industries row lyi plo\ mg 4,-
500.000 will need '.',000,000 h\ June
1943. The -e'-addit inm.l wifl la rs cm
he raised without serious economic
disruption by utilizing all existing
sources- women, Negroes, foreign
I orn. older workers, and those dis-
plan placed from civilian jobs, hi stifd.
Agriculture
The Agriculture Department an-
nounced u favorable economic out-
li ok for agriculture tn 4942 despite
entry of the.-ti. S. into war, due to
ihc expanding war effort and prm-|
pective nceompanviag rise ip in-|
dustrial activity, employment and: _ , . . —7„.s
w ages. Agriculture Secretary * ons °* .Rev. and Mrs. S. If. t would ordinarily result in low
Wa kar * sai l 1942 production * oung, w lio have lx-en helping to prices, he said. If foreign countries
goals call fo'r more milk, eggs, ,T,!>k«* football history for their ivnihed to punhase United Stiites
pork, ix-ef, canned vegetables, pea- schools, spent the holidays | cotton during active warfare, ae-
i:utx ami si.yheaps, and a out in homefolks. The sons are1 “sihilitjt of shifis must be con-
pr'w'uciion of wheat, cotton and Horace, a senior in S.M.U., and xj'lered, the chairman eontinueil,
totiiieco, Mr. Wiekard also said the Emmett, a senior in Sweetwater rmee all avnilabh* ships are being
millionth ton of American food Uigh School. |utilized in transportation of war
shipped to Great Britain under the | Horace is one of the co-captains; utaterials and food. ■— •
h nMease system has arrived safe- °f the current S.M.U. team pn ^ otton acreage allotments
lv. which he played blocking bark. He 'dfengthenod by marketing quo-
Civilian Defense | has lettered for the two previous ,;IS* "hieh made the 14-eent p»-r
OCD announce) Youth Auxiliary ’ years and jda.ved on the freshman nound floor available, are the col-
Conimittee* w ill be put in op'-'a- oollege team. He-*bcgan his foot-. ,,f>* '’t’ cause .of present improved
tion about January 1 for partici- hall career at Stamford high school c°U°n F>rie.es. Slaughter said. 7
patioti m l li«- work of local an»L As a sophomore student arul letter-* . Food - For- F reedojri pledges are
state di fcpse coiincils. OCD f)irec*j#d as a junior'and senior at Sweet- ,|,f* UP directly with quotas. If
- - 1 itGinir da said he may ask water , after the family moved r<j,*nn nereago, is held within the
t'or gries to* approve funds for jtberb. He was a member of the "h demand, extra acres will
Gs-B-Mc-L'd-ttan.
ills. M. K lluffaker
Ah 1 l! I SC: 'U
.. I . Goad
K. M. f i ley
Geo. T. Campbell
C W. Cillwell
I’. A Shi’lcy
Mis. R. S. Garrett
L. Watts
>Irs. Henry Rial
IV P. Weeks
P. M. Jenss n
Mr*. C. W. Culwcll
27-tfc. Mrs. Cargilr* hud lx-en in. ill!
--—-----—-------luvil'h feir tJn- past 12 years. She Enlists in Marines
TOURIST * AMP FOR SALE - On -bntf beep a patient in the hospi-1 John Ki'iwai'd (J'caches) Terry
j North Swenson ayenuC. Six cabiaa^jal for u w eek before her death, v ent to Dallas on Christmas Day,
[grocery store. fiVe-romp residence,-Native of Tcxa . Mr*. Cnrgile was | and cnljjvted in the Marines and*
tw-p acres l.aml, two underground ',,0 n Jun- 20. 1883. She was form- J'ft that night for San Diego, Cali-
i. terns, Butane gak plant. Sec oily Fannie Maude Gay. She was fmnia.—His parents, Mr and Mrs
manied in Wai o in 1911 to Mr.'I II. Terre, and other relatives
lS-tfo. C, rgile, who survives her. Other! went to, Dallas-with Clin.
n-lu .'o a son, E. J. Me.} '---------——-----
1.00
1.00 ; -A uhrey
1.00 695 J.
l.qti
.20
Tilcker or Phone .11 or
Et*R-HAEE - F'"»u. rmnv homo
L’.im
oath, $900.
t 00
Would take
1006
1: te
trade-in. Call 695-J.
Maple Street
model car for
iq former mar- appreciation
2 00
1.0(1,
1 no
xf r -«a mv deepest
........ ■, *v ...............-(••>••.....-■ ..... ■“>' f'iofwl« who
11111 -| tinge. A sister, Yfrs. A. P. Flahcr-1 earn • to my i-eseue after the fire
•> ef Florida' also Htirives. | d< ti-'.ved my studio, I foupd I
Mr. and Mrs. Cargile mine to! had more frit nils'than I rcalixed.
j‘■’tamford from Sweetwater in, R. G Waltop. 41-lp.
Zion Lutheran. Sagerton. Texas
E. G. Ripke. Pastor
Sunday srhixil and Bible Class
at 9:45 n.m.
Ho. L. H. loiwrencc----
Mrs. H. H. White
J. H. Rial____
Dallas Caton
F. L. Holden
J. A. White
O. I). Swen.-.on
Mrs. Jennv Lindsey
G. H. Rennets
L IL Lawrence _ ___
H. E. Culwell
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Caudle „
Vernon l-yckman i.Tr 'l_.
Clihs. Workman ___
Boy S. Hines
E. Gardner A Wife___...
ry Ann Gardner ./____
and Mrs. L. Z. Watta .
I on __________
l OO'yoR RENT — With Frigidaim,
uce small apartment, modem,
• I 'ean, close in; private entrance.,
*i d< asoraljly priced. No children or • 9 >6. Th* y hail formerly lived
lOO .x ts. Gould Apartments, Phone before mm ing to Sweetwater.
.501 "11. 89-tfe. Mrs. Cargile was a member iof the
1.00 ---, —* , , _| Central Christian Church.
1.0(4j bMETKRY CURB MOKK— 1 am , ----—-------..
.60, w*ly equipped to do an A-l job
1.00’ “
1 00
1.00,
1.00 -----
j ^.Only One Change in
100 Blue Stamp List for
155 j Month of January
1.00: -
111 work guaranteed. Phone me at Food Stamp Sales
"--iiience. 1-awrenc* Crider. IStam-
m. Texa* 46-tf
English s<*rviees every Sunday
Since Last May 16
Amount to $78,8£2
We welcome everyone
services. ,
1.00 j Brrlsford, Jr., area aupervls-
Food stamp sale for Jones coun-
ty fo rthe month of Decern her a-
mounted to $12,389, according to
information released by Billie
Cearley, issuing officer.
This amount included $7,037.00
for orange stamps and $6,362.00
r> TUTIdv#'
flurry of
■COLM
666H
noy
Sr
.60jnr, Surplus Mnrketing Adminlstra
2.60 tion, announced only one change in..
l.OOlthe blue stamp food list for fami-|
1 00 lies taking part in the Food Stamp ~ *"*“ “ ‘
2.00 "----- - T----^---*-
2.00
TSBI.rTS
murnn
8ALVK
nohs: nwops
rviIJOH DROP*
Try "Rub-My Tl»m’‘*a Wonderful Uniin«fH
.50
,50,(FH) 000 gus masks for civilian* district all st/tr North and South ^ f1v'1,lfble for commodities need-
fr»" ITTT He is president cf the sen- /'•’ Ht home anJ by Britain. Anv
ior rlass at S.M.U, fluid is major- ,nrr,‘«t<' in surplus crons and de-
irrr . in Commerce, though he ex- rr.''™e in -deficient defense crops
p «ts to go to the armv. He was J!'111 cr,»,nl<’ the whole national
chosen as one of the 10 outstand-1 ”^7’ program.
Gnir students of his <Jav* last' year. Marking quota system aims at
Emmett plaved right halfbaek ,'P' a Fniited market supply
for the Sweetwater Mustangs, nrr,ong'cotton producers.
I h-A district champions, won h>m- . Quotas represent: our fair share
ornhle mention on the mythical c’is- ”f ,h« coming year’s cotton crop,
tnet all-star temm, w«ts . third in , cn.n Papt for nnticnaj
Notice
We Will he Open for Business
Soturgqyt, JsilJL„,
In Lopatiwi .....wig
, 1st. Door South
of Club Cafe, N. Swenson Ave.
We havg installed all new ahd mede» nichbery in
ffHj*»4he*^yipey-4e44>e iiwi>iii, ’
Wanda Fnve ’Watts
Eugene Watts ____
Nettie Watta _
Marv Lou Watts
Lester I,. Watts
Mrs. Inex Herring
W. M. Winberry
J. Jf. Easti-iTttig
John Crawford
Buford Williamson
W. E. Akin___„
R.* T. Tavlor
M. A. Lindsey ____
R. F PlumW
W. G. Lindsey .. .
S. E. Lawrence
Mrs. Mattie
-1.
The total amount for stamps
Program in Jones County. I *inc.e .**“ JL1™™“*
Except for the removal of rais- i on May 16 ia $78J122, with
ina from the January blue stamp “ta tamoun^fJ £
list the commodTTTes obtainable are blue stamps $34,438,
same as the December blue,Mr <>*r,ey Announced,
2.m
1.00 the
1-00[stamp foods.
1.00 The complete list of blue stamp
L00 foods for the period of January 1,
Visit J. A. McCuistionn
Visitors in the, J. A. McCuisticn
1.00 1912, to Jtotoia 0. in ... ntnmp
mi
** w*^t uanuiiry ox if) ini "luitiji .u,
1 00i program areas is as follows; But- Mr‘
Looi^r^cuVof poTSt^t r*’ R,yMer rtVrof,ra
•l-Oolcooked ffr packed in metal or glass “r’ *" ”^2 i cm
1.00 containers), fresh grapefruit, ^ughter Jbdy Gloria, AfFaOgftU;
2 00 „,,'|’j K f J Mr. and Mrs. Lee Underwoo<l of
100 «P /ito*i»du« 1 s s Amarillo; Miss Dorothy McCuis-
100 roro^ \ .( "clud,n<r. lion of Washington,^. C ; Mr. nnd
Byers
100 i V *1 .1 ’ -7W, - ren, Thvnell nnd Jimmiff, of S’ l-
00 *T, ’ W,h/ wheat Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Laird
1 ^ fl ? ,en!lLh , and children, Sonny and Dessie Lee
60 ",nf J2TUr’ *n,i Wh°le Wht’nt,ef Abilene, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
- -mVGraham) flour. n.x of Amnellln '
Why waste time catching
raindrops— have your roof
fixed!
C. D. Shamburger
LUMBER CO.
Mrs. Burrow Visita Ron
Mra., B. C. Burrow has returned
from Dallas where she spent the
Ben Bur-
FOR SALE
nd Save!
I TrfnHv Rtr
Why Not Play Fair
dents dceiih-d upon hy the_faculty, H-.Ward Spi'pceT, MKT
I InteTeit in for G n ' ow yv“r,t rrov*•,, T"vtor. Mr. an l Mrs
“=i
and
j Iron
•ason, pupils*
is held on Sunday at 6 p.m.
^ o r os
Mch laftt ywSSu so*that''Kat™*-iimlc‘‘nmy
**
vital was |
at the Whittle Aucitorium.
Mr. Burrow, who fainwllj lived
ra, is noWTeachlnir violin in Dal-
.a. He Is also, plavipg with Dal’as
S-’xrrtst ^-*e.
Vr——-----—-*■
Good No. 2 SPA Grade
$4.26 per Hd.
Hlfhtimr chance to prove what good
Any Kind of Building Material
in 4 days. Track Delivery
0. J. NAIL ~
IBM ill ill III ' i Wi i ii
- >-r4BCLC-g. EGG MASH. ^-
_______________ _____, east In extra eggs^
ItSi lortifiid -'Vitamintxed A Mineraliaed-
iorfw,
Kathervne ia n.member of ti
lor class.
1 Both Mr. and Mrs. Spqncer have
nnd destroy been active In community nnd I
- Chick Starter, Orwipg. Mash, Dairy Feeds and Grain*.
, Litter, Feeders, Water Fountains, Oyster Shell, Grit’
I . Salt, en<f a ColftpTftrLlne of Dr. Salabury’s Poultry
Lto „ 1m A A
.J**' *
Three rata ant
enough feed hfa Jrear to carry two church work. They have lived here
laying hens on n poultry farm. | for nearly 10 yenrs.
' ’ ./-t- ' „ •• '. Jt
'M j
buy mi3
J. Kahn & Comoanv
Offices Over Stamford State Bank
BBgS1.'
fliiW .
Eejer
r 'r^Nt.v'^,4
Mtwt Eager For Ymw Rusinem**, ,
Sontk of Reutheast Coraer eI Aguara Phono M4 Stamford. To*.
Unde jun
31
--A.
ft<»
Uncle Sam, ihl
er’s bee.) indij
spemls $750,000
- - -Uhs^ yeai^ -on
srmy.
To affonlthc tl
ities in liaiKlIin/
sa+e*. it is annul
gional marketingl
established thrnu|
where producers
piruugh cunimurl
operatives, in
(Quartermaster (|
tons of turkey
the trimmings
Thanksgiving <lii|
Uncle Sam is stJ
Christmas holidj
hearty meals tt
between.
Through the mJ
is declar(*d t hat |
the millions of
will get better
Sam will get frr|
highest quality
will get higher prl
of the volume
the ftiOny j# rep
FAMILY REUNlI
ON CHRISTM A Si
A TifnTir.V reuni,if
Alton Hewitt hoi
Day Mb nn<i ,\lf
Utah. Were here
ufis the l’it■*t timJ
seen iiiemlx rs of |
years.
The reunion
Mrs. J. S I’utt-I
Roy stun; Mr. :, n,|
Putt., an } sons o
Mrs. Alton lb w,
Hiiinlin, ntid Mr.
Ilewi d. 511 nnd
i tt, .\mv an 1 M i |
Mrs Blundell, Mr
Hcwe'.t an 1 dnugl
'.ise. :inil Mis Hatt|
Stainlonl.
HELD FOR Sl’Pl
Tl- • iinuiil < h|
tilt “Mr, an,I Mi
Tuqs'lay night. !|
am) Mrs. R.. If. P
to have the |i.,rt'
had on i-inergync;
iriitiun so th \ v|
tertain.
Mr. nil ! Mrs. Hi
ho*ts fur the oe\|
dinner Was sv-vi"
Inn nnd Inter brl
’played nnd a <’l(
held at the homo
Branham Payne.,
The ilimng ta.^l
deeurated With
white carnations, I
tapers and mini
trees marked placl
The Tayne hml
corated in hull 'avs
tlepiece was banf
leaves and Iwrriel
with silver candlj
either side. Mistf
were drapml aboul
candles and everjT
the living room
table held an oblnj
fruits, nuts and
with evergreens
Mr. anil Mrs.
won high score
games. Gifts v.ertl
the Christmas tref
atten 'el by Mi*
Mr. and Mrs. Mol
and Mrs. H. P. Di
and Mrs. George f
Mrs- Mnuriee Cr|
Mrs. Branhu-n Pa
Mrs. Buie.
STAMFORD GJ1
WEDS SOLDI El
M.a and Tfrs.
fltarmm-rf nre-anr
riage of their
Franees to Pvt. Js
of Mrs. Orda II.I
k^Colorado. The|
in rras
epibamPd.
Th 7 bride whs
blue with Adack
itendants
AltohTMrt.
Mrs. M iter i." I
ef th~ P*nrr '■ rd
Pvt. Miller is a[
high school of
stationed at
Miss Gladys
Stamford, was
December 20, to |
Pt Worth,
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