Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, November 18, 1932 Page: 3 of 6
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THE COOPER REVIEW, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1932.
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KLONDIKE
MRS. FRONIA McBRIDE
CORRESPONDENT
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
W. N. CARTER, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10:00 o’clock.
O. P. Hooten, superintendent.
Each Lord's day worship at 11
o’clock.
Young People’s Class at 7 p. m
Mrs. Hettle McCombs, teacher of
senior class; Mrs. Ella Winters
teacliei^ |f Junior class.
Mid-Week praiyef meeting Wed
nesday at 7 p m
Preaching every first Sunday both
morning and evening.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
T M. McCLAIN, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10:00 o’clock.
W. C. Irons, superintendent.
Services morning aud evening
every first Sundaiy.
• • •
M. P. CHURCH
J. M. SCOTT, Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45. I. I. Ir-
vin, superintendent.
Services both morning and eve-
ning, 2nd and 4th Sundays.
Christian Endeavor at 7 o’clock.
• • •
M. E. CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs.
Bertha Edwards, superintendent.
Services both morning and eve-
ning eveny third Sunday.
Mrs. Stiles Died Monday.
Mrs. Millie Stiles passed away at
her home Mondhy at 11:15 o'clock
after a lingering illness. Funeral
services were held Tuesday after-
noon at. the M. E. Church, conduct-
ed by Rev. Rurress of Lake Creek.
After services here the body was
carried to Cedar Creek for burial
in the family lot there.
Mrs. Stiles leaves to mourn her
passing her husband, one sister,
Mrs. Tedder of near Cooper, and
other relatives and a host of friends
who shall miss her.
We dteeiply sympathize with these
bereaved ones in this great so.-
row.
The pallbearers were C. W. Bled-
soe, Rush Yeager, Harry Ward,
Fitzhue Meadows, F. McBride. Jim-
mie Chumbley and Jimmie M'-Gee,
ktwo being chosen from each church
*of the town. H. D. Stephenson was
choir leader.
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Blankenship Home
Burned at Long Taw
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The home of W. K. Blenkenshlp
on the John Good place in the
Long Taw emmunity vn-> fortroy-
ed b, fire Sunday night. The fam-
ily was away from home at the
time ante) everything they had in
the house including planting seed
was destroyed.
They carried no insurance. The
cause of th fire is not known.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Casey and
daughter. Iris Jo, Mrs. C. F. Brooks
and grandson, Gene Brooks, and
Miss Bona Ruth Casey, all of Fort
Worth visited Mr. and Mrs. Rogers
and family ever the week end,
I hev returned Sunday, accompani-
ed by Estele Rogeirs.
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A. M. Skeen of»Durant, Okla.,
passed through Copper Tuesday on
his way home from Dallas where
he had carried a load of cattle. He
stopped at the Review and Courier
office and renewed his subscription
for the papers.
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Don’t take a chance. Suits made
to measure. We sell for less.
TOM E. ROBERTSON CO.
The weather has been very colu
for the last few days and hog kill-
ing and marketing turkeys seems
to be the order of the day.
Most of the farmers are through
gathering the fleecy staple. Many
have sold' and some are holding for
.better prices. Up to date our new
gin man, M. Stubblefield, has gin-
ned 1.943 bales.
Mr. and Mre. L. C. Dennis and
little daughter of Cooper were
Klondike callers Wednesday eve-
ning.
We are proud to say that Bro.
Soott will still remain with us as
pastor of the M. P. Church for the
coming year.
Miss Beulah Hollon was a Cooper
caller Monday afternoon.
Miss Gwendolen Jones of Sul-
phur Springs was a pleasant caller
of Mrs. Fronla McBride Sunday.
Mr. and Mlrs. Ernest Allard and
fttle son of Paris were guests of
®r. and Mrs. T. F. Hurt and' son
over the week end.
Robert Oarroll was attending to
business in Cooper Mond'ay.
Mrs. Emma Trevillian of Sulphur
springs is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Trevillian this week.
Mrs. Birdie Toloson of near Sul-
phur Springs and J. H. Hill were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Irvin
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Etha Stokes was a week end
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Stokes.
Mrs. Henry Moyers and1 children
of Hugo. Okla., are spending a few
dlays with Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Long.
Janice, the little daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Hollis Hooten, has been
right sick for several days.
Jiennie Doris Hooten is reported
right sick at the home of her
grandparent®, Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Hooten.
There were several relatives ani
friends from Dtallas and other pla-
ce attended the funeral of Mrs.
ohnnie Stiles Tuesdlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Scott and
jdrs. Mattie Long were business
callers of Cooper Mondby.
Elmer McCombs was a Cooi>e'
caller Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Scott and Mrs.
Guy Davis and children were call-
ers of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bunnle HolloweU of Com-
Gather up all your old sacks and
take to the Mayor’s office and re-
ceive 2 l-2c ea/ch for them.
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Miss Inell Skinner spent Satur-
day afternoon with Totsie Robin-
son.
Mrs. J. N. Small and family and
Vorda Nell Stewart spent Sunday
in Addran.
Lowell Lawson and Eugene John-
son of Addran were callers in our
community Sunday night.
Mrs. Arthur Ratliff and son spent
Monday night with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Small.
We were sorry to have Mr. and
Mrs. Bluford Persley move from
our community Saturday.
Miss Verda Nell Stewrart is visit-
ing Mabel Small.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Burnett and
Mrs. M. C. Burnett spent Sundav
in Cedar Creek with Mr. and' Mrs.
Tom Boles.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ben Arthur and
children of Cleveland are visiting
in our community. %
Odessa Skinner and Mabel Small
were Cleveland visitors Thursday.
Mrs J N Small and son, Lloyd,
spent Friday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmie Hammond®.
Mrs. Edina. Skinner visited Mrs.
Hugh Waters Monday.
Mrs. Earl Small and Mabel
Small visited Mrs. Burnett Monday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Small spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Small. TWO PAIS.
merce visited her mother andi fath-
er. Mr. and Mrs. Edd MaGee, and
attended the funeral of Mrs. Stiles
Tuesday.
tvwq point
CHECKED
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nRING your car to
U us And have it
U checked, greased
and corburator adjust-
ed for winter weather.
GLYCERINE
i he best Anti-freeze on
the market
St.SO Per Gallon
NOW—
X-3 OSi
Let us insure your car
against fre zing
Our Wholesale House In Dallas is holding a great Liquidation
Sale - - - We Bought from them and now offer
to you, great quantities ot
New Merchandise At Sale Prices!
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E | Good weight, tan jackets
If bottom. Sizes 36 to 46.
Hope Bleached Domestic
6c
Hour
Special
For 11 A.
Saturday
Nov. 19th.
One of the lowest prices ever offered on Hope Bleached
Domestic. It will be sold for 6c the yard for one hour
only Saturday morning from 11 o'clock and is limited to
10 yards to the customer. Get your share of this won-
derful bargain.
Novelty Crepe
Dresses
Stylish garments that are cleverly fash-
ioned of excellent quality printed crepes
and the new and popular RuiT Crepe hi
solid colors and in rich prints. They are'
one-piece garments in a beautiful range
of new colors including the rich new wine
shades, brown shodes, black, navy and
green. The garment—
$2.98
23x46 and 24x48 Inch
Turkish Towels
Hour
Special
lie
For 3 P. M.
Saturday
Nov. 19th.
Heavy white, Turkish Towels with
colored borders in rose, blue, green,
gold and orchid. They are regular
25c values. On sale for this one
hour only, aturday afternoon, No-
vember 19th. Be sure to take ad
vantage of this offer. Limit 6 Tow-
els to the customer.
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MEN'S Silk and Knit Dresses HEAVY WORK PANTS
id.
SUITS
In this lot of dresses you will find two and three-piece
knitted garments and one and two-piece crepe suits
and dresses. All are stylishly fashioned of fine quality
material and can be had in a complete range of sizes
in the new and wanted winter colors. Note the ex-
ceedingly low price.
hxtra quality pants in solid gray, gray stripes, navy
blue and gambler stripes. They are good heavy weight,
cut lull and well made. All sizes.
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98c
$4*98
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Men’s all wool, worsted suits in
oxford gray, dark blue or striped
LADIES’ BROADCLOTH HOUSE FROCKS
designs. Fine suits in every re- These broadcloth house dresses are particularly attrac-
tive. X They come with long sleeves and in sizes from
14 to 44.
Boys’ Work Shoes
w,,h ———
98c
spert, carefully tailored of good
materials and designed in the
newest models.
49C
I I
$6.98
Men’s Dress Socks
Fancy dress Sox in all sizes and in a complete range
of colors.
Ladies’ Porto Rico Gowns
These gowns are hand made and hand embroidered.
Colors are peach and white. The sizes range from 15
to 20. Just as pretty as can be.
59 c
Boys’ Dress Oxfords
Boys' gunmetal, blucher style oxfords with good sturdy
composition soles. Good looking shoes at a low price.
$1.89
Men’s Dress Shirts
Solid colors and fancies in collor attached shirts. Sizes
from 14 to 17.
49c
NOVELTY SUITING
Fine quality, fast color prints for suits and dresses. You
will love the small tweed prints which are duplicates of
patterns found in high priced wool tweeds. You wilt
find a complete range of new fall colors from which to
make your selection. The yard—
PLAIN AND SPORT OXFORDS
One and two-tone school oxfords for misses and chil-
dren. They can be had in tail and brown and in black
and beige. Sizes 8 1-2 to 11 1-2 and 12 to 2. Wonder-
ful values at this price, the pair—
$1.49
19c
Boys’ Union Suits
Boys’ bleached ribbed union suits of excellent quality.
They are full cut and well made, and at this price
you should buy at least a half dozen suits. Garment-
29c
Men’s Union Suits
Heavy, elastic ribbed, union suits, bleached,
range 36 to 46.
49C
BOYS’ HANES UNION SUITS
Fine quality, bleached ribbed union suits for boys. They
________________________________ _______ are genuine Hanes garments, can be had in a complete
are these colon: brown, red, green, black, pink and "J1** ot sizrs and ar* nothing short of bargains at this
40 In. Flat Silk Crepe
This fine material comes in solid colors only. Included
Sizes
white.
price. The garment—
59c
49c
Men’s Felt Hats
36 In. Brazos Prints
Novelty felts in all sizes and in good styles. Tan and Fast color prints and solids In a big assortment of at-
blue grey colors.
$1.89
tractive colors and sizes. Good smooth finish, soft
quality.
Men’s Oxfords
Men’s gunmetal blucher style oxfords with leather or
composition sole.
$1.89
jfj Men’s Suede Jackets
**“ ..... jackets wjth zipper fronts, elastic knit
to 46.
$1.98
36 In. Trinity Prints
An especially low price on this fine fabric. There are
scores of pretty prints and solid colors to select from.
See it.
• Men’s Overalls
Blue denim overalls in high back styles. All sizes from
30 to 42. Jumpers .................................. ak.
49C
Men’s Gloves
Leather palm, cotton gloves with knitted wrist or gaunt-
let style.
15c
20X40 TURKISH TOWELS
Hour Special
For 3 P. M.
Tuesday
Nov. 22nd
Fine quality, white Turkish Towels with borders in
rose, blue, green, gold and orchid. They are regular
15c values, and will be sold at this low price one hour
only Tuesday afternoon, November 22nd.
70x80 Plaid Blankets
Single blankets of a good weight. They are shown In
pretty pastel colorings in plaid' designs. A wonderful
bargain.
49c
81x90 Seamless Sheets
Good quality, fully bleached, hemmed sheets. They
are full size and outstanding values at this price. Buy
just as many as you like at this price.
49c
.......jbmbl...
ders. They are highly absorbent and just the right
size for family use.
10c
PLAIN i FANCY OIL CLOTH
10t4
X VVN
Hour
Special
For 11 AM.
uesday
Nov. 22nd
M
Fine quality OH Cloth in whit* and fancy colow,
bought especially to be sold at this low price. There
are colors and patterns suittable for most any use.
On sale at this low price for one hoar only, Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. 22. Limited 3 yards to the customer
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, November 18, 1932, newspaper, November 18, 1932; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth984312/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.