The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 26, 1942 Page: 4 of 4
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Market Report
(Prices subject to ehange-
without notice).
A CLEVER CIRCUS QUEEN
Cottonseed, per ton .... $43.00
Hulls, per ton $11.00
Meal, 100 lb. sk. ?....... $2.20
Cream * ....... 36-4 lc
Turkey Hens ......26c
Turkey Toma .................... 24c
Hena ........................ 15c-16c
Fryers ............... 18-20c
Roosters ...............8c
Eggs, per dozen ________..‘J2c
Ducks ................................ 7c
Geese ...... 5c
Goineas 26c
Pigeons, per dozen ...... T.. 6lJc
Green hides ........................ gc
Cured Hides .................... lOc
. CLASSIFIED
Rates: 5c per line, first in'
serf ion. (26c minimum.)
LEGAL NOTICE
THE STATE OF TEXAS
COUNTY OF FAYETTE
Notice, To Creditors Of The
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BAPTIST LADIES MEET
WITH MRS. SWINEA
Mrs. S. Swiiiwn entertained
the Hijpti-t sWoi^en’s Mission-
ary Society Monday afternoon
at her’ home,, wink ’eight mem-
bers present. The lesson study
taken from the book “If Two
Agree”, was led by Miss Bill
Morgan.
Following, the study, the
hostess served refreshments
of hot" chocolate, sandwiches
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FAREWELL PARTY
GIVEN SUNDAY
A farewell party was given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyril Mica Sunday night,
honoring their son, Johnny,
who left for army service
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A lunch of sandwiches,
cookies, coffee, and cake
was served to the following
one! guests: Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Mr. and
Dainty Frertn Hunt ... ...JP, L- - PM— _____
_______________J of the aerial queens w ho_ wilI Hoffman and soft,
-—- Estate Of Jm DMand! ‘ produce, the.:..Xuouuis aerial Frauk . Mica and fajnily,
I Ballet with Dailey Bros. I Mr. and Mrs Charlie Brun-
Notlcc is hereby given that* Three-Ring Circus in Fliito-1 ner. Mr. and Mi's. George
the undersigned duly appoint-
ed Independent Executor of
the Will and of the Estate of
Joe Fike, Deceased, by the
Hon. Edw. H. Moss, Special
Judge of the County Court of
Fayette County, Texas, sitting
in Cause No. 4448A, Probate
Docket, Fayette County, Tex-
as, on the 5th day of June,
1942, and has duly qualified
as such. All persons having
claims against said estate are
.hereby required to present
the same -to me within, the
time prescribed by buy.
My residence and Post Of-
fice address are LaGrange,
County of Fayette, State of
nin, Wednesday, Dec.. 2nd,
CIRCUS-
(Continued From Pagu.l)
lutely new features.
The Dailey Circus may In
Mica and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Kubcrkir, Mr. and j
Mrs. Herbert Deringer, Mrs.
Joe Farek. Edgar Brunner,
Martha Vvvjnla, R v n o I <1
Brunner, Helen 'and' Martha
Mica, Marv Frances Brunner,
Agnes and Ella Mica, Adolph,
. e »■ ■ i <(im oi n a, rui'M
said to be composed of four Dorothy and Edwin Mica,
distinct units. The dog amL —Cotftribut(rd
pony section delights the chil- riiiu,, Yours, nw into The right!
dren and dn'g .fanciers:' the r. • .
dre.it amL dog fanciers;' the ____
METHODIST CHURCH
Tiger Bill Wild West thrills
the rodeo fans; the display, of Services. wilLU- held at The
beautiful mu! remarkably Methodic Church both in the
trained horses 'ami potties-' morning a ltd at night 9:30
charms-the tfdmirers of-horse am. ]lIuJ 7.;$0 pni; .you are
fkvthr Hflrf tho •Htutuhud tl oo- w(*lcunw to conu* *vud moot
ring circus itgelf will be Ub-. Jesus jn •Hi- Mouse '
move away
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Johnson and children left this
week for Hrownwood, where
they wi]l make their home.
Mr. Johnson \yill be employed
with the B. P. Bludworth Out-
door Advertising Co. We re-
gret to see them leave, hut
join in wishing for them
every^fiuccesa and happiness
in their new home’.
Throw Yonr Hi mp Into The Khjht!—
PRAHA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mic;hna
of Novohrad are the proud
parents of a baby hoy born
November 21 St. - The young
man received the name. of.El-
mer Vladimir at baptism No-
vember 24. Mr. and Mrs. Jul-
ius Novak of Engle were the
sponsors. Congratulations!
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’ Miss Adella- Rudolf, a nurse
at Huth Memorial Hospital in
Yoakum, Is spending a week’s
vacation1 with her parents and
friends.
. Fliss Mary Ja.sck-.nf Yaa.
kum spent Sunday, with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs.-'Joe M.
Jasek. . ------i......
Rev. Johij Antlers attended
confirmation m Schulenburg
and High Hill Sunday.
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Mr. and Mr< fgnac J. Pav-
licek and daughters, Della,
Earline, and Mrs. Alfred Zap-
alac were weekend visitors in
Taylor in the. home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Urbish and
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Scharfe.
Cpl. Frank Prihoda return-
ed to his—station at Camp
•Cooke, Cal. Sunday, after a
Jen day furlough 'here. Ilis
addde.**; to whirhihe has or-
dered The Argus sent each
week, is Cpl. Frank J. Pri-
hoda, Co. A,. 22nd. Armd
Eng-.- Bn.. Camp Cooke, Cal.
Mrs. Leslie Wheeler, Jr. tniimucJimiHHiiiUHimmu
and children and Miss Lois = =
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ®
1
Hall of Sugarland were re-
cent . visitors with relatives
here.._
Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Nesrsta
spent the weekend in San An-
tonio. They were accompa-
nied as far as Seguin by Dr.
and Mrs. I. P. Freytag.
F. L. Wotipka spent the
weekend fishing tn Old Mex-
ico.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wied-
emann were Victoria visitors
Sunday and Monday.
Mf. and Mrs. Vine Pccha-
cek erf Waelder were Sunday*
visitors in the Chas._ juriea
home. *
Mrs. LcNoir Kidd of--Los
Angeles, California, arrived
here this week to make her
home witfi her pcrcifs, Mr.
and Mrs. L. freytag. Her hus-
band, who is ctationed in In-, Q.
dia, is Supervisor of the Inter- §
Continental Airways in Ban- |
galore. . j 5
.......UUY WAH UOHMtt -
WE’RE HERE TO SERVE! il
NO JOB TOO SMALL!
CASH SPECIALS
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DEL MONTE CORN—No. 2 can, 2 for ................ 25c
BLUE BONNET FRUIT COCKTAIL—No. 1 can .... )5c
CRANBERRY SAUCE—No. 2 can, (2 c. limit) 2 for.25c
WORLD OVER CHERRIES—5 oz. bottle .......... 12c
NATIONAL. 3 MIN. OATMEAL—Small ...y.........:.. 10c
OZERME PURE CANE SYRUP-^1 gal.................- 55c
SHAWNEE BEST FLOUR—24 lb. sack................ 85c
SHAWNEE SHORTS—In White Sack* ................ $2.20 _
NICE CLEAN HIGER1A OR MAIZE—100 lb.'.... $1.55 |
ARN1M 8 LANE
SEE OUR NEW' LINE OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR
LADIES AND GENTS ’
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'Independent Executor of. the
Will and P.state of Joe
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(48-Klc)
FOR SALE — Klondike
strawberry plants, 20 cents
per hundred. Anton Kubenka,
Schulenburg, Rt. 4. (near PrH-
hu.) (49-51 p)
FOR* SALK— 20 acres lanrTT
aix rpiles east of FLatuuUi,
near highway and- .on REA
line. All arable and all terrac-
TTWTreasonable. Ap-
-rnent
ply at Argus offkr.-------"
(48-49c)
a company of clqvt-r clowns
Who inject.much original and
clean comedy into the pro-
lfw>tv.--tuneful
mu-ic by the . circus concert
hand us jt. uevompahies every
act.
A «pleasing feature is the
presence in th.e personnel of
the company of a group of
beuutiful young women. Not
only good to look upon, these
young - maids will thrill the
spectators- at the Dailey Cir^
cus with their recklfi s lint
eful- peiformauuuh
Tgrs( “ if thT,rT’ f( JTi rrT
is ’a circus prodigy, only elev-
en years of age, Norma Dai-
ley. SRe amazes the crowds
nmTwlns Thi“1iTOT rrTlxW
worn* n and children present.
Trained wild and domestic
animals will share the hdriorfl
with human performers. iVo-
near Praha.
Mfs. HarrY Klo.ss of West-
hoff visited relatives here re-
’cently. ^
Mrs. Gharles Alexander of
Houston was a' recent guest
In the G. C. Simmons home.
Sgt. Fred Wilke, Cpl. Gil
(,)lsen, and Pets, Cfordon Jhc-
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pie on the show grounds oatfy obson and VVayne^Lelja were J
will see the six big elephants I weekend visitors in the F. W.‘»
nn fill' 0
do many things not on the
show hills as they help the
men erect the city -of .tents In,
time. I’Or-*the afte^oon show.
Derformunees wifi be given at
weather;
-Thulemeyer home.
Mrs. F. A. Nesrsta attrtlTtT'd
the State PTA Convention in
'Houston Inst . Week.
FOR SALE—Kitchen table,
$3.00; 3-drawer bureau with
large piirror. $ 10.Q0; Iron
bedstead, without mattress,
$10.00. See Mrs. Marie' Ho-
danek, across from cotton
platform in Flatonia. (18-50p)
“W ANTTjy -- 111 'Jih
for new or used electric < re-
frigerator in good condition.
Apply to Argus office. (49tf).
FOR SAIJ5 — Pair mules
with harness. See.Jim Kocian,
Flatonin. (49p)
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BAPTIST CHURCH
We have much to iTe thank-
ful for even though the wnr
clouds hang low. Let us show
our gratefulness to God by
worshipping in His Holy Tem-
ple Sunday.
This being the. fifth Sun-
day of the month, we will
have both morning -and ove-
*dng Worship services. The
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FLATONIA
WEDNESDAY,
—DECEMBER-
2
FAIR GROUNDS
§
GREAT 3 RING
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public is cordially invited, to
worship with us.
E. W. Cofer, Pastor
—Thfou- Yours, nip l„l„ The
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Smith
of Livingston &nd Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Horton and chil-
dren of Houston wore recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs*
H. P. Ilefenbrock.
Miss Margaret Hefenbrock
of San Antonio is at home
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Hefenbrock, this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vastine
Gosch of GAtesville were re-
cent guests in the F. L. Wo-
tipka home. Mr. Gosch, who
was formerly the Educational
Supervisor in the Gatesville
_■KM Reformatory, has . jom-
ed the army, and will report
to Camp Welters, at Mineral
' WoJia, after a ten-day fur-
lough. .
CIRCUS
K*$1C THEATRE
1% ZaFLATONIA— !
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Motion Pietb^w Are Your Best
• Entertainment
ipment
—IVogranxtSk Week—
TO DAI
'DAY —
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Spen.il Thanksgiviit^ Show
“THEY ALL KISSEDk\THE
BRIDE”
Augmented By Tiger KB Wild West
With
Joan CRAWFORD
Mehfn DOUGLAS '
Roland YOUNG
t t t
Matinee Thursday Nov. 26th
FttitlAV A SATURDAY 1
“TARZAN’S NEW YORK
ADVENTURE”
When gasoline rationing comes, you will probably have to stop
driving long distances, and you may be planning to travel by
train instead.
Ordinarily, of course, any railroad would be delighted at the
prospect of a ^ot of new customers, but these are nq,t ordinary
times, and we are frankly worried about what the consequences
of gasoline rationing may be.
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^tot^v^d.ioPAmnt Do.i/.TahuU!
J<?yous Symphony of Youth ood Bsoufy, Goisty and Glamour
^Brtoth .Tqkinfl Thrills/and Fott»8reoking Action
With
Johnny WEISMULLER
- Maureen ^O’SULLIVAN
John SHEFFIELD
Plus: Melodies, Old And New
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“CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT’
Chapter No. 3 *
SUNDAY & Mf)NI>AY
“HOLIDAY INN”
Eenturing
Bing-CROSBY
kred ASTAIRE
Marjorie REYNOLDS
Walter ABEL
PLUS: NEWS * SHORTS
Matinees: Sat'. & Sun.-
Night Shows ..... ...?_____
COMING
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT
FOOTLIQIIT ’SERENADE
GALL OF THE CANYON—
(Autry)
CROSSROADS .
THE MAJOR AND THE
' MINOR
I because' of the war.
already been a big increase in civilian t
So*far we think we have done a pretty good job. But there is
a limit to our present capacity, and we cannot buy new passenger
cars because of the shortage of critical materials.
$0 WE SUGGEST:
. 1, Please do not travel unless you feel you have good, sound
reasons for doing so.
2 • Travel during the middle, of the week instead of on
week-ends. - ‘
3. Please buy your rail and Pullman tickets well in advance of
. „ « thc jlay you leav
pfea#e cancel your Pullman space promptly
can use it.
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5* Use Pullman space to its maximum capacity. If you reserve
$ bedroom, compartment or drawing room, share it with
friends or business acquaintances (and share the expense).
6. Buy round trip tickets. Make your return reservations at
the same time. ,
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7. Travel light,, and take into the train with-you -only the
,ugga8e you actually need on the train.
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necessity of rationing train travel, too.
Southern Pacific
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Hawkes, George W. The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 67, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 26, 1942, newspaper, November 26, 1942; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth987894/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.