The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 10, 1946 Page: 4 of 4
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BUDDY HANCOCK
ALAMO PIANO CO
San Antonio, T.xas
"Ask for Ue"
WEDDING
DANCE
HERMAN PARK
Moulton, Texas
TUESDAY, OCT. 15
Music By
Migl’s Orchestra
Honoring' Henry Gold and
* Anita Marko
EVERYBODY INVITED
THE FLATONIA ARGUS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1940
Moulton Theatre
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LOOK NEAT
Let us take care of your
CLEANING AND PRESSING
NEEDS
We Make Alterations
—Modern Dry Cleaning—
Next Door to the Barber Shop
IDEAL CLEANERS
I. B. Wind, Owner-Operator
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Show Starts at 7:30 p. m.
FRI. & SAT., OCT. 11-1%
Clark Gable
Ix>retta Young (
Jack London’s
“CALL OF THE WILD”
with j,
S Juck Oakie
Last chapter of “The Scarlet
Horsemanplus shorts.
SUN. & MON., OCT. 13-14
And now the Son of Robin
Hood presents
“THE BANDIT OF
SHERWOOD FOREST”
with
Anita Louise, Jill Esmond
Edgar Buchanan
. and
Cornel Wilde
Also NEWS and SHORTS
Matinee: Sunday at 3 p. m.
Night Show at 7:30
Czech Picture
“HARMONIKA”
(Accordion)
Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p. m.
09'
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COOKIES
OATMEAL
BUTTER
LEMON
SUGAR
____ Baked Fraah Every Day
Stop qpd Tain Home a Dozea or Two from
Walla’s Bakery & Grocery
--- Phone A3
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Want-Ads
NOTICE—For all kinds of
harnesses, harness repairs
bicycle repairing, see Wm.
Baumgarten at Schulen-
burg. tfc
WANTED—This year’s tur-
keys. Write or see Jeff
Davis, Waelder, Tex. 39-3tp
GINNING DAYS —Thursday
and Saturday. Flatonia Gin
Co. 37-tfc
WANTED TO BUY—Second-
hand rifles and shotguns. J.
J. Hodanek, City Market on
Saturdays only. _ 41-tfc
FOR SERVICE — Registered
Duroc, world’s champion
blood line, Superba «Laux-
•mont. See P. J'. Krejci. 41-2t
I AM now buying turkeys.
Jjm Kocian. 41-4tp
WANTED—Housekeeper for
two adults. Room, board
and salary. Free apartment
for couple. Apply Box-233,
Waelder, Texas. 41-2tc
oust
Lyric Theatre
Flatonia, Texa^
We Have.
MEDICINE CABINETS
ALUMINUM ROASTERS
PYREX COLORED MIXING BOWLS
ALUMINUM CHICKEN FRYERS
IRONING BOARDS
IRONING BOARD COVERS
GARDEN SEEDS
GARDEN TOOLS
' BROOMS, RAKES, ETC.
Wm. Stein Hardware Company
CARD OF THANKS
We take this means of ex-
pressing out sincere thanks to
al who were so kind at the loss
of’our beloved father, husband
and brother, John R. Richard-
son. We especially wish to
(hank Bro. Parker, the Union
Bus Co., W.O.W. Lodge and
those who brought and served
dinner at the Null home. The
flowers were especially beauti-
ful, and your kindnesses will
always be remembered.
The Family.
LISTEN IN!
On Tuesday at 5:15 p. m.
Station KTRH, Houston, 740
kc, will broadcast a Chris-
tian Science program au-
thorized by the Board of Di-
rectors of The Mother
Church, The First Church of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass.
2nd Anniversary
Knight* of Columbu*
DANCE
Schulenburg
TRI-ASSOCIATION HALL
Columbus Day
SATURDAY, OCT. 12
Music By
Lee Prause rtnd Hi* Orchestra
Adm.: 60c per Person
(Tax Included)
Everyone must have a ticket
EVERYBODY INVITED
Your columnist has been in-
terested all his life in public
affairs. • t • . ’
Away back yonder in the 7th
grade, I lived in Mississippi,
famed for its political oratory,
and heard some of the spell-
binders of the era that pro-
duced Senators James K.
Vardaman and John Sharp
Williams. Then, in high school
days in Memphis, Tenn., I
heard William Jennings Bryan,
Senator Bob LaFollette (the
original) and former Gover-
nor Malcolm R. Patterson, the
greatest political orator I’ve
ever heard.
The subject of keenest in-
terest to me in high school was
debating. Our coach was a
young, red-headed, dynamic
teachef from Texas, James
Leonard Highsaw, who used to
live in Delta and Collin coun-
ties. I took every subject he
taught: economics, govern-
ment, history and sociology.
Then, after school three of his
favorite “boys” would meet in
his room and we would pre-
pare for our next debate until
it grew too dark to see.
VMe debated such subjects as
the one-house legislature, initi-
ative and recall, capital pun-
ishment, government owner-
ship of utilities and the tariff.
We had two literary socie-
ties and debated within our so-
ciety, also in inter-society con-
tests and with other high
schools. My two colleagues on
the higr school team were ora-
tors. Sterling Tracy won the
state high school oratorial
championship and, in the Uni-
sersity of Wisconsin, he won
the oratorial championship of
the "Big Ten.” Clifford Da-
vis is about to begin his fourth
term in Congress. Your col-
umnist lacked' the speaking
ability of those two and so
tried to make-up for this de-
ficiency by studying, extra
hard, on the subject. In the
rebuttal, where the speaking
has to be extemporaneous, I
used to attain a speed of 200
words a minute. The other
boys were generous and elect-
ed me captain of the team.
FRI. & SATt, OCT. 11-12
ROY ROGERS
in
Song of Arizona
• with
George Gabby Hayes
Dale Evans, Lyle Talbot
And ‘The Sons of the Pioneers’
Plus SHORT & SERIAL
Plus Short and Serial,
“HOP HARRIGAN”
Colony News
(Waldin? Bigley, Cor.)
We are sorry to report Mrs.
Peurl Terrell on the sick list.
Mrs. F. W. Brown spent Sun-
day in the home of Mrs. John
Cowan. ’ ’ - *
Certainly, I’m sympathetic
toward suffering Europe—but
why couldn’t at least part of
the food sent over there be
something I don’t like? Why
couldn’t it include some tur-
nips, squash and cauliflower?
Henry Ward Beecher was
Harriet Beecher Stowe’s
brother.
SUN. & MON., OCT. 13-14
A Stolen Life
Sstarring
Bette Davis, Glen Ford
Dane Clark, Charles Ruggles
Walter Brennan
NEWS — SHORT
WED. & THURS., OCT. 16-17
The Well Groomed Bride
Starring
Olivia Dellavilland
Ray Milland, Sonny Tufts
NEWS — SHORTS
Mr. and Mrs." Enoch Neefl-.
ham spent Sunday in Mrs.
r.thel Bigley’s home.
Milton and Wpldine Bigley
attended the fair,at La Grange
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Big-
ley and baby of Austin, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Bigley and
children of Austin and Mrs.
Clifton Winn and son, Ronnie,
>f Kyle spent the week-end in
he Mrs. D. F. Kelley home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ball of
Harwood and Miss Johnnie
Ball of Flatonia spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Big-
ley.
Rev. Boone of Weimar
preached at Elm Grove Sun-
day morning and Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brad-
dock of Edna, Mr. and Mrs.
John Morris and Sgt. Simon
Morris of Clodine were week-
end visitors in the O. D. Wright
home.
Jdr. and Mrs. Louis Fajkus
and Miss Julie Fajkus attend-
ed teh Matocha-Wfsniski wed-
ding at Plum Sunday.
Miss Tracy Fajkus and he^
little nephe"w and niece, Billie
Jo6 and Pauline Fajkus, of
Houston are spending a few
days with the home folks, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Vajkus.
tr*nnnnnnr
Dan H. Saunders
VETERINARIAN
Schulenburg, Texas
Matinee Sat. & Sun ........ 2:30
Night Shows ...............7:45
BARBECUE DINNER FOR
STEINHAUSER SON
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Steln-
hauser gave a barbecue din-
ner at their home in honor of
their son, T-5 Otto C. Stein-
hauser, who has just returned
after serving in the Pacific is-
lands.
Those who enjoyed the de-
lightful day were: Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Dement and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stein-
hauser and family of Houston,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Steinhauser
and daughter of Beaumont,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mica and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Steinhauser and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Steinhauser and
family, Mr. and Mrs. R. F.
Mica and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Tauch and family and
Paul Tauch, all of Flatonia, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Robin of San An-
tonio.
WHY ? *
Buy Drugs From Us? jjj
BECAUSE |
Our Stocks Are Very Complete £
WHY l
Have Proscriptions Filled by Us?
BECAUSE *
Wa Have Registered Pharmacists To Fill ’Elm ?
With the Purest Ingredients g
WHY l
Huy Animal or Poultry Remedies From Us? x
BECAUSE ;
Stock Only Those That Years of Experience
Have Proven The Best |
WHY *
Buy Your Cosmetics From Us? |
BECAUSE I
We Handle Only Those That Have Proven k
The Most Popular With You
WHY «
Do You Look To Us For That Special Gift For $
That Special Person? *
BECAUSE !
You Know W# Have The Very Gift He or She Wants
IF IT’S QUALITY — PLUS SERVICE — PLUS SAFETY
IT’S 8
Johnson’s Drug Store
■ > *
Eric Weiss was a famous ma-
gician. He adopted the stage
name of Harry Houdini.
How is your business? Argus
Ads can surely serve you!
James Schutz and Frankie
Barta of Texas University
spent Sunday with their par-
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Olle Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schutz, Joe
and Robert Boggftn attended
the fair at La Grange Sunday.
Arirus Ads get results'
NEW MERCHANDISE
ARRIVING
DAILY
Our Store is chucked brim
full of New Merchandise for
the entire family. A trip to
Schulenburg will be worth
while.
I. Lauterstein & Son
Schulenburg, Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hock-
ett of Cuero announce the ar-
rival of a son, born Oct. 4. She
will be remembered as Miss
Irene Richardson.
Otto Baumgart III and
Wayne Michael spent the
week-end in P>ay City with Mr.
and Mrs. N. H. Cook and Mary
Jane.
AMERICAN LEGION
DANCE
HERMAN PARK HALL
SUNDAY, OCT. 13TH
Moulton, Texas
Music By
Ray Baca’s Orchestra
Adm.: Gents 60c, Ladies 10c
(tax included)
EVERYBODY WELCOME
1 FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS
OATS, R.&W., 40 oz. pkg. ........................................27c
PEAS, Blue & White, No. 2 can ...............................13c
ASPIRIN, St. Joseph, 100 in box, per box ...............26c
B. POWDER, Clabber Girl, 25c size ...........................17c
FLOUR, Snow Queen, 50 lb. sack ............................$3.30
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS
SANDERA’S RED & WHITE
FLATONIA, TEXAS
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I Radio Specials
❖
% NEW ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYERS
X NEW MECK BATTERY RADIOS
t NEW ELECTONE ELECTRIC RADIOS
* Real BARGAINS in Used Radios, $9.95 up
❖ #
% Fast, Accurate Service on All Makes of Radios and
Appliaaices. REASONABLE PRICES.
•> ---—— --—--———
X LARD CANS ........................-...............-........................65c
:j: CREAM CANS ............ ..........................................$1-35
STOVE BOARDS ..................................................$1-90 UP
t WOOD HEATERS ...................................... $2.80 and up
t ELECTRIC IRONS .................................................... $6-5°
| IRONING BOARDS ............................... $3.95 to $6.40
45, 38, 30-30, and 30-06 CALIBRE SHELLS
12 and 16 GAUGE SHELLS AT THE OLD PRICE
POULTRY NETTING, 12 inch to 5 ft. Height
* STOVE POLISH, STOVE PIPES & ELBOWS, All Sizes
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! Freytag hdw. Co.
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GROCERIES...
TARO PURE PINEAPPLE, 14 oz. jar ........................42c
PILLSBURY SNO-SHEEN CAKE FLOUR, 2 3-4 lbs. 33c
DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS SPEARS, No. 2 can ........44c
CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE, 1 lb.........................36c
NATUR SWEET APRICOTS, No. 2*/a can ................28c
LIBBY’S RIPE OLIVES, 9 1-4 oz.................................35c
BUTTER KERNEL GOLDEN CORN, No. 2 18c
DARICRAFT EVAPORATED MILK, 14‘/a oz. can ...15c
VAL-TEX GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, No. 2 can ................15c
HIT PARADE SLICED PEACHES, 1 gal.................$1.10
ARNIM & LANE
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Bridges, George W. The Flatonia Argus (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 71, No. 41, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 10, 1946, newspaper, October 10, 1946; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth989448/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.