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PCtsT. TEXAS
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Ball Games.
Enwmpmeiitleli
Sgt. Dan Altaian On
Wednesday For 4fl
Furlough After 29
Girls Of Counhj
Months Overseas
Before Fine
Iris Sundag
.
DMWVH
4o4aioa
asmawaojop
Fifty or more
club girls
met Wednesday at Two Draw
encampment.
lake for an'
The afternoon session following
the atentc lunch at the noon hour
waa held in the Amican Legion
hall.
Interesting events were scheduled fur the day's program, Mrs.
Wilms Keeney, home demonstration agent presided. An event that
probably created the most Interest
was the making of tied --a
head scarfs. The proce
dure is intriguing and personal
who learn the art can use the
method of hand decoration to
many uses. Originality of design!
guarantees novel and fascinating
patterns for scarfs, bags, dresses,
wall hanging, etc. Kaeh girl was
instructed to take a piece of oat-tmaterial approximately 34
Inches square and a large tewtog
needle,
Mkw Katie Dell MIL extension
agent from A. & M. College, ami
Helen Edward, director of H
club work In Lubbock, were the
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following editorial was clipped
ssrwianr- - The
bock Morning Avalanche. The thoughts
a responsive cord. Perhaps now that this
cousalsTriH inning to fosl the effect of more short-Ikver before, we will appreciate our aaar- tiner regree. On the special list of "flowers
we aiao warft to Include the drugfkd,
the hardware and furniture merchants,
Titer MaVWi their share of trouMea too.
S-S-gt.
SO-d- ay
ip
4--
out-of-to-
I
seeks.
It is not tta dealer's fault if there is no meat, a shortage of
some favor
fsed. or a dearth of what the average housewife
conet dors sat essential. He did not make the rules he simply
obeys tkgsgb tr else And for his patience, bis courtesy and his
tireless efffft to serve, he asservss well at the hands of the
ay
Calvary Church
Begin Revival On
Friday, July 27th
American glials.
Amariaawg, being of the nature to try to find a chuckle in
every), pave made lota of joins about the rauoning. the
shortages Bjag the tervices connected with food handling. It's
probably sOO Jor the naUonal tompor that they have. But there
is nothMf sry funny to the man with the responsibility of
handling fapj products those days when he finds himself besot by aner logos of tabor and products on tha one hand, and
uod into kooss i.r Hovejaament red tape on thg other.
But daonata his (ttganaHowi those that OBuldo't be bespsd
nthoot aiBwmd-pi- t mi By the forces of buroaucraey, aiike
. he baa aarried on Pod Is stfll carryina: on.
He deserves cratrft ond approbation for his services.
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Part In Naval
Be Funniest Of
Forces Of War II
WiaiWomanlBssCgwt
umiir jonn,
all-ma-
letady
(
v
Attract Interest At
cxDcct- -
agairi v rry
county M'ltiUT
erheas
tiara
vc.ns
three
(kI
ei
told when he
.a tne
urt Sam
nt
when return-- i
slati- - Hi.it he Would not
cut liK.iin After enjoying
anH't
he rcuorted
ylind
where he wan tu
' to
a truirung Khool for
He w.u. there only one
ifheti h.v tirdera
foi a
nd wiif
Hutn
-
uuianntent were
now
will
wuiUniton wis
ovfrseas
He Hnd
his wife are
pton Rn.d.s, va. They
me
in
W.
1.
rs,
pro-ituc-cd
IIal(IMon.f
1 1 1 1 1
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 1
member of
D.i ision.
waa
Cano Kgypt His new
Rt
m the Pacific' area
,i
fcTAHDUtOS
W) JITLT
II
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
well-kno-
Cafe
Cotton Mill
vtaM in
10-d-
Vart
Antonio.
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through
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airtuaae air.
ior itfva pair
Avifust 1
S.v.ry twund
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4, wata.
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fapWaai
Taaamasal
MamSaagioBBBT
aviation
A ground school for
was
opened
enthusiasm
mint by Oacar Gamer, ll
pnot and accredited aviation
Ftiuiioi Gamer has had It
of ueii.il vsork with 1000 hours
fi .n time, a part of this time
v ah spent with the U 8. Army as
nistrut tor in Primary flight training t Brooks Field. San Antonio,
n0
Prt on patrol duty along
the fcest texas coastline, ne was
solicited by the aerial eothuaUOts
course in Post Ha
to begin
graciously consented to conduct
the ttliool. one oujhi a wok, free
of rharge for all who are interested The course will cover a period
ot nine months and wilt bo the
equivalent of a two
course It will consist of
and Keg u la turns. Theory of flight.
Operation and Maintenance of
Ar craft. Meterotofy end
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pub-ush- er
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Airport Aid
Flower girls were: Mrs. Alfred
Mrs. Ardie Long. Mrs
Temple Lee, Mrs Donald Peruse
Mrs. Tom Sims, Mrs. Bus Penneil.
Mrs- Tom Henderson and
Mrs
Carl Raina.
lots i meat was made in Terrace
cssaitery by Mason and Company tin. etc The only
be text hooks which
funeral directors.
will want to purchase if thoy ara
seitouslv interested in sviatkaa.
Pevt
If interest merita it arroPga
merits can be made ta COab
aerial work. Brioe Baa-ti- c
Meeting Leutt Week planeownsfor throe
planes whieii oooM
be uaod by those who wont fea- J Lao Bawen. prosidsat, and strurtion
Tad HibhB, secretary, of gat Post
Plan are now underway far
dub attended the District
tensing a suiUb'e strip of
from the Double U
clubs of the ansa m
an airport The location
July ll.
llaPVaparflllltiVM
Vfry have already
naasnber club m the dsstrtot rogist-ere- d the Civil Aeronautic
This aviation project
at the meat bag whieii agonsd
at foil a. m. and saggpsxsoghrough double Intorost Monday Who it
was announced from WeaweaYgte)
the day until trftJa nV In
Dsstru--t that Texar would got a bag share
of airport funds
Ijapour, past Durtrtrt Oovvrnor mg in Congress.
alone with noighbostng
among one of the towns which
Club service
benefit If the airport bill
miht
Rotary
attoamsPga,
vocation
vie.
al oorvico, lntematienal
service w..t passed. Several Oarsa
and other phases of Rotary wore ty business men have
they would like to own a
dlscusead A
wag boM at abo
Keen Intorost in avkebon is hp.
top ahowp by tssn ggs hays and)
Oarnor hoUavea that appap wtB
ed etftcora.
hastily baooaas mterapaaf ajgap it
at
iol laMtflMef gjlMnt A mfS&m) mmW t
at
Rotarianx
Attend District
ifth
S3
throuflk
stsmpa
f
Gov.
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un
M San
Towns May Receive
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Post; Neighboring
Thomas,
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It is our opinion that you
thoroughly enjoy the show,
to see it tonight. The curtain
up at 6 20 p m.
country
Fall bearers wore Vam Sum
Rajraaond Blue. Alfred Thome
Carl Hams. Bus FemsM. Marion
!
fun-rill- ed
W
Lady"
ley, New Mexico. He was a member of the Methodist church with
membership in the Bottag, Texas church.
He m survived by hu father.
Avery Moure, Rr , of C rpu
Christi , and four brothers: J. D.
of Beaumont, Avery, Jr. of Pent.
Thurmon af Covington, and Mel- where
vin of Post who is
overseas in the service of hit
I
Jones
flowing even tag
graceful as the music is
when they perform ta
Fuaeral services for Horbort R
Moors wore conducted at S.'gO p.
nv, Monday, July 10. fetfJft
7 X.
Methodist church. Nov
Stophena conducted ep aanrtcos.
Horbort passed sway at Hines.
IU., in
the Veteran's hospital
where he had gone lor treatment
after he had received his medical
discharge He had served two
years and four months in the
Army Air Corps whore he had attained the rank of Sergeant. Mst
of his training was received st
Oulfport, Muauasippi. Horbort was
born on October 21, 1011 at Stan-
ARRIVALS
1 1
S,
Funeral
For Herbert
NEW
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
V-1-
en-lilt- ed
Infantryman's
i
V-- Y.
V--
Pvt. LeoHarrison
Is Awarded
by his wife ggg son. re
turned to San DtOgaV Saturday
Lions Club Plaq
after ssendin his "boot leave
Combat
hare in the home of her parents.
jaBaSllMHiBPifaBBBv
A Baby Contest will be hekt in Mr. and Mrs. W A
injunction with the production.
Badge
Pep Parade," which is being
lilllllHtlllllllllHHMIIIIilfWIHIMIIIHHI
under tha auspices of the
on
With the SJrd
Division
) .i n
club and will be presented
Luxon
son
Pvt.
Leo
Harrison,
a Thursday and Friday nights at
of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hanieon of
the High School Auditorium at
Post, has Just beon awarded the
h 3d o'clock.
Infantryman's Badge for
Combat
iu
it
ii
ta
ii
its one cent a vote and who'll
exemplary conduct I n action
tie the winner in this aewest of
against the Jape in the Philipi on torts
that has the whole town
pines Liberation Campaign.
tulkinp
fcLsaJBjHLe
Pvt Harrison, who previously
The (ontrttants in this clever
was awarded the Expert Infanatv tniuriN phlvac
contnt ire between the ages of
tryman's Badge for service m
His meaMtges Hie very inspiring 2 and 6
Dutch New Guinea, is a veteran of
prises
honors
nrr
and
There
uor
is
too,
church
that
We fee,
three
campaigns. He served with
with
connected
this
fun
of
plenty
especially blessed to have Mrs.
in the recent drive
unit
his
enEveryone
is
Ray N. Smith as puutist during unusual contest.
through the rugged mountains of
part.
ean
Everyone
take
thusiastic.
i
our meeting. Mr Smith
Central Lufcnn which waa climaxin Poet and the surround- - The winners will be presented toWheatley ed by the capture of Baguto, the
Mrs
nienn
Mr.
and
special
of
a
feature
the
ins?
torritonr and her musical night as
the ar Summer Capital of the Philippin- program being staged are DTOUdly aJuiuMnchM
ability is doeplr appreciated by
lliK nil mm will ha rival of a new diiughtsf on TuesIk
h
all who bear aer.
day. July 3. at V 00 p. m at the
Infantryman's
The Expert
mgnt.
The pastor will have iharg of awarded Friday
Generul hoaptisl. The Badce is awarded only to man
Lubbock
youngaters who will
of
Names
young
the song service and he declared
Ud, will bt kpown as who meet the highest standards of
part in the contest are:
that It woo his purpose to make take
Elaine.
Frances
the American Infantryman. To reCaffay,
Johnson,
Linda
Thomas
this part of the service one of the
ceive the award a suMber must be
Judy
Altman,
Kay
Sutton,
Donna
Cpl. and Mrs. uggiej Whitt are s crash saarhsojan, must be rUI-e-d
af 9 Mmng He
Kemp, Johnny ICoaip,
snrtopneing the siitvfA of a f
cordial mvatettan to aU Both EUen
to aba uot af the bayonet and
Mprtaa.
CafOsy.
Val
J.
James
US pound, I ounce baby jgff on July
to )ain la the afcoir.
schooled In hand to hood fighting.
Bowen, Jr.. Rickey Clary, Wtt-IknoaII in the Lubbock general
He smsA be able to hlho long dis-Uncaetar, KaUMriac Xahlar, pftal.
Mrs. Whitt wS
'Cm wmmm mam
uncoj at a cagM pao'
Cockngji,
Danny
Davis,
ghallay
(nVIn Alf IRIfijro(rT
berod by her many
Joy rjeviea. Sue Elaine Bowlm, as Mias Mary Anice White, daugh- be a voraaUle cotnbai tot
Bouquets are in order tor Mayor John Allan Coarley, Laany Mar ter of Mr. ad Mrs Oaty White of to fight ssaotlry we
J. A. aHalllnab aajl Ctty Commis-siooe- rs tin. Jetftjm Davies, svorty Kay Mow Koine but foriiujfir of Post. mounaalno ar crabs.
for work they are having Ottmore and Marcandan Wallgtiw Cpl. Whitt is in the Ibjropean
Bodge is awevded to a sahlloT
an the atop
Theatre of War and wHh the 10th after he has proven bis mettle hi
SjeHEPCMt
MgJATCM
Or adore hove been
Tank Destroyer Ofgaap. Oovortly
PACK IK ClVVWg
aaos Iba raiap
styled announi siwajHi
Pvt. Harrison who is s
f our saalp jgapota of
trtende of the couggl this
. A. Warren, edstor and
L of the
of
bar
Dtsiirtoh,
has
Post
The
af
Army
infantry
mWfifA ltd 1m t
Mdty
Itaoop
are
Rtakor
eHggaarge
Mrs.
Sgt
and
beon given an tonorohls
1041
si,
an
Jan.
a
of
artiiai
t
pfiiwrhg the
from the U. S-- Navy MMt eaPrs
m the HniPfilan bdaauis
W Mat saroat from the eourt bopae
tJMr. serving
home boto 'WsaWiJapJf pggV4 aunce baby
to
hit
4
Mow Ouinea. he bus beep am
west to the city Uaaits. This wfifo morning to
hat work wnn oay, Juay 14. at tha kfgM of Mr. aod PhlllBptaas
since Fobroary.
street hag been graded from curb the paper
and MM. Ray RickdsV the baby, abe
Devies
to curb tUmlnstaag Use eontor secnewspaper man serv whose father h in laifBjM Widskwt. His ssjtore. Mrs. "Lefty"
Post
The
tion of woods, ear. Drainage ditch-a- s d with the Navy tor thrty-tw- o
Rhamad. was named ABpn David. and Mrs. Harold Daviee,
have boon t loaned and the month 22 of which wore
The mother ia an Biilgam gart and
ia much im- - in the Pacific He
arrived in the ssataa several
Clyde Hundley and throe
ago to make bar home
ssction
months
photographic
to the aenal
Helen Jo, Wayno, and Mary
during hia tour of duty w the
Ann. who have boon vacationing
MKT
Pacific and held the rating of
TO IgL PMPt JTPLY U
Mr. mm! Mrs. Robert Mock are la Creed. Catorado, returned to
chief ijhotographer mate.
aasiMiBMlaaT
the arrival of a 7 Post Tuesday
The Oarsa County aWarrtlve
MBMaM
NT
Mr and Mrs. N. C. Potter of pbMhx, II out M9
jtohert Las, en ftetutdoy, Jury 7.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Kbdrlrk, ar-and
woak
goat
last
worth
- ap. mmw
was sent toll Fort
OTspmaRaHspv
WWmt Mmmwmmm
WW
Wort
Tsxaa
skakwa.
at
ibJa
the
of
aosass
aoPlag
Pago fsosa fpjp hasmt
a oy . vMliag as tha
ra
m
abm a.
JJjyjVaTBjMg
BOjiiad
le
fun-fanat-
Baby Contest To
oi mr.
won
June, is
V
Yinr
Tuneful choruses, gay
The gigantic part which Tcxane
are playing in World War II waa and drills and dances will
strsasad this week in an official featured when the curtain
statement Issued by the Navy. It on "Pep Parade." tha bllaissag
comedy show that is being
"Navy records tend to boar out sored by the Lions Club of
Sot Texas' claim that the state has on Thursday and Friday nights.
July 19 and 20, at the High glial el
out, on s porsontage
thm basis, more 'men and women Auditorium st S:S0 p. m.
to the naval farces Cms navy
cast is
The
marine corps and coast auerd
of s novelty and the play is
than any other state m the union ed with
as the
This attributable largely ta tha try to mimic women in
fact that so many thousands of characterizations. Rehearsals ha
Texons volunteered prior to and been quite entertaining to raaao-be- rs
early in the war.
of the cast as Miss Roark hag
"ftmce Dec. 7. 141. a total of directed them each night. Ossrgg.
14 JM Texans have gone Into the Barker, president of the crab, asnavy as enlist d personnel. This sures the public plenty of lainjhs.
figure does not Include 11,4
"Come out and laugh with us as
Um groups enlisted through we laugh at ourselves, he ssaf.
4.
the
and naval
The show opens with
ROTC units and more than 3,000 Girls to the stirring the
It Of
WAVES, SPARS,
and women "Let's Sing s Song
Ahont Watfo."
They are
alttsod ta
-- Texans in
the United States swing skirtsattractively
and blows as ejgjfc
marine corps number 1M?6 en- perky crisp
ribbons in their hpJr.
listed men and SSS wmMsW wocompriapi of
is
Chorus
The
men, and a total of Ijm male
youths of Post, all of
and 27 women rtsJIaeors.
"In the coast guard, Texas has well versed in specialty
dance numbers. They
sent 1.S4S enlisted men, SM
women, SsH mala officers eral numbers during the
sre the following: Don
and SO women officer.
"A roster of the marine corps Anita Kennedy, Jaek
shows that nearly IS per cent of Elwanda Davles, Larue
the entire corps sre from Texas. Sue Bell BrUter. Don Ferris.
"Of the marine garrison captur- Miller. Patsy Boetic,
ed at Pogin. China. Dec. t, 1041. Brooks and Leslie Nichols.
Specialities, singing and danc10 wore Texans. Of the its marmot OB Ouam at the bane the ing, all add color to the sntsiwln
Japan an invasion of that Island, ing Pep Parade" and make It a
19 were Texans. Of the SI7 de- truly great show and an eve
fenders of Wake Island, M wore of entertainment deluxe.
Texans. Of aU the raoa who partiMost audiences agree mat
cipated in the bloody Wattle of high spot of the show is
Tarawa, seven per cent
f George Barker) rendition of "If
Texans."
You Is or Is You Aint My Batg
done in true "negro masaapp
style and encore after enoora If
Service$
usually requested mr this nsaMbO.
Moore
The --Mm Orftir-e- rwa
so'
Bird.
in i
n
Lions Club PTag To
ula
'RXFOftil at at the awards for wartime service are dtstributed,
it It
fl0PMl that Mtshody In authority propose a
nodoL m pl)Bl. or a pat on the back for the men and women
who have Wiggled ui diligently to keep the nation fed. High on
this Usi iftjigftfre the butcher, the baker, the grocer and the
milkman
The flinjsjaW individuals that deal tot foods are between two
fires. They mM become instantly familiar with thousands of
changes In fwral regulations and obey them. Than, having
faced 0Hf1t4(ftf orders from various agondes, they must turn
around andie customers who are not always willing to accept the expiration.
The rotas WWer which these food meroliants work are enough ta drive tilem to distraction. But coupled with these conditions If thtjlt Inability to stock the items their customers so
urge! try ami jhatstently demand.
Tin wMSjhsjtlt
era of rationing, the food nandlars hae tried
in every HastUsjiate way to meet the public's needs. They are
still trying, aoi they will continue making this effort until the
situation beagshes normal and anybody can buy whatever he
on
Ckirlle Jones Receives
Fw Overseas Duty
NUMBER SI
GATEWAY TO THE PLAJBW
is To The Living"
mi-dy- ed
r
Hi
nfexag Playing Big
Dan Altman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Altman of Pleasant
' he n,nUl lnnl1:
run
ay
all-dValley, arrived in Post last Thurs1 I
day
for a
furlough with
jntriP
ball
Mjmw
,t
,7.
...
his wife and daughter and other
K
"
LllTW
.
oi I to a.
members of his family.
" noire
.
iirsi
Dan left Ptea, Italy, June IS,
AHmw". niuKina; n
.... it... mntatA since
then flew to Africa. From Casa- bianca he was flown by the Air)
released
, beautiful same Ior l,vm
Transport Command via Brastl
before turning the mound
and British New Guinea to Miami,
n
Florida. He was cleared from there
to hi mK ieu-M""T
to Camp Blanding, then sent by
rail to Fort Sam Houston at San
Ut oi the ime. it wn awo
tne vmu ciear oi
Antonio. The flying time for their
'
7300-mi- le
niy noma run
lc
trip was
SjjUeM
forty hours but due to long waits
K
lor
the actual trip was much longer.
'"'
Id o(i t
r sucn ipww
A veteran of Si months over
imK8riin
, - I
-- .l U... itlM
seas, he wears five battle stars on
Jllp s was atavriBu uf i
his KTO ribbon, representing the
..afternoon Post people p- fine
campaigns of Africa, Sicily, Rome
K that spirit. It WM
area, North of the Arno River,
ed pitcher, Davis, ami team
and the Po Valley.
who carried the lewd Up
Dan went to Casablanca, Afri.ninth inning before bowing
Whitie's Cn'e team.
ca in February, 1943, after a trip
. trowd wos one of the Jarg- by boat which was a wonderful
arm
thid season a game
experience to a boy raised on the
um wm expressea uy
Texas plains. For six months he
guests. Both women worked there assembling English
tore
Youth Canteen boys are fine directors of club work Spitfires and s.
a fine gum with the and brought some interesting inWhen he moved up to Tunis, he
Junior Buys before the formation to the all-dmeeting. went by the new famous train
Cafe and O. K. Oarage
A picnic lunch was served at known as 'The 40 and ft' and It
went to bat lost oy a etose the noon hour.
took 8 days to go 100 miles. When
I of 6 to 8
his unit was advanced to Sicily
fur w hide's team was as
Dan spent 15 days in fox holes
To
Tra is Gilmore, c; James
waiting for a boat
M Kelly Sims, fb;
In Sicily about a year, Dan was
i Annum. ; t. Ed Altman, as;
at
Palermo most of that tone.
b. Durwood Bartlott, 1 f;
From there the group moved on
Riddle, c f; and
Paul
Rev. Moron Polnac. pastor of to Italy, being stationed at Naples.
, Sr. i r c.mson substituted
the
rirst Baptist church, will Pomtgliitano, and Pisa, where his
Altman .it third base and
open a revival meeting at the assignment waa terminated.
i,k mer part time as Calvary Baptist church Friday
His work In Italy consisted
for tu- - toother James.
planes
Jn- - mainly of work on C-Lnight,
aMordfbg
July
t
97.
for the Youth Qujuaen
but he also worked in the irutch
pasvor,
me
iwv.
Tormsuon
irom
oil. a
Piille Mac Sbep- - H. C. Brtotow.
ine shop.
bie Cash, p; Ray Lv
While over Dan saw Wayne
In dteetMafog plans for the Vearh,
( b;
Louis MTIW, S r.
Margaret Anderson, Cap
Bristov.said,
"We
matting.
Rev.
r Hotci
s; Hugh Ingram,
Jtnktns. W, B. Jonas aet hat
Aun4
find
in
be
Bro.
to
Polnac
cf Mniiaif.
f; Paul Dur- brother, Jisjes Altman.
his interpretation of the Scriptur: 1, Frunk stokes,
r .
Od August IS, Sffi. Altman wttl
who twk part In
the es end spiritual in his delivery. report to Fort Sam Houston for
Sonny McCrary, Bdgar
reassignment.
bymond
DaugWry
and
.,vt.iMfl
THE
JllURSDAY, JULY If, 144
'OUT WKWU THE WEST IS THE WEST"
IS?
I
THtmSDAT, JULY
THE POST DISPATCH
IMS
COMMON SCITSt
TUXS OTOBT
COAL IMBU8THT
19.
Sidelights
ir
th ntixt Mnalble outlini
The twopie are learning mow'
policy to protect the
pontwar
(or
today
induatry
about American
round In lMe
United States front the menace of
In the newsadvertising
through
Wished Every Thursday By papers and magazmee. than ever miUlion him been presented by
TM WWFATCH PUBLISHING More.
The owl induatry, Inatead Harley L Lull, Hroressor of Pub-1-k
COMPAMY
rtnanc of Princeton Univer
ot advertising coal merely aa a
HT CtROKOK MA HOW
fuel, show by illustrations and sity. He aays that a program that
B. A. Warren. Mltor and
the printed word, the o mart tent- would do most to msinuun ctm liPubUstMr
In the atrty days of the war
ed processes required to furnish cence in the fUbillty cf purchasU. S. Ntval Beeerve
nearly
all eambet airplanes were
folthe consumer with finished pro- ing power should embrace the
Wman,
mm. r.
wtlk camouflage paint.
cevered
ducts derived from coal. Aa a re- iowing:
prnettee has now been aben-dehThe
-coma
to
know
sult she neoote have
I. A moderate budget financen esaeX planes. The
lafrsrUethg Bates On Application scipaahtait nf the importune of ed on a cash basis. This would which
i
in bmhtng Japan
that industry from many angles stop credit inflation at its source.
-VaiueVb) as coal"
for rwarhf 1 Tnwallott at a nwet aufstcisal nag Vould ggM weight gnd wthdj
County SOJM - Ootektc
think nf its inestimable vaunt Ml to cover the budget and to provide resistance and reduce the apeea ot
the sOurca of tUeeaving sulfa for some debt retirement. Ho the plana sy sight miles per hour.
Oatsa County $&M
drugs, aspirin, autianprtri, gSisaa-Li- d, country ever had a wild conuno-4t- y Pilots
prefer the extra speed.
pttce mffaattaa while Its'
synthetic vitasmim, auintne.
harel te devise a casnou-flag- e
It
igty gwiiiim reflection
is
and howdrsds of medicines that! budget vsaa in snlaare and ita
guhable for all types
that
pewon
any
of
are dojFtvon troth it.
debt was being reduced.
of weaiher eouditiona; the naturThug does an industry, by tel"3. leasee! of all legislation al alueaJsBMk at about as good as
witt be gladly and
ling Hi story, show the totereet under which there can be any! any, especially for daytime flying.
In the attention of the of fee rcsanrmsr in the continual tinkering with the currency, such
and expansion ot the as further devaluation of the dol
James Byrnes, the new Secreit
Never before did labor lar, the issue of greenbacks, thei tary of Main, and Fred Vinson,
and capital have so much In com- dilution ot bank reserves, and soon to eeeaaae Secretary of the
at the Poai Office at mon Us- striving for pot Ic lea that other inflationary devices.
Treeeuery, are former rosins: era of
ftasj, Texas, as second cum mail
will encourmge continued and sus"4. A green light to private en- Congress asat- - re sure to underInissuing to an Act at tained prograaa In producing
terprise to proceed with civilian stand the OMpresatonal viewpoint
dustries': Coal production is large- production as promptly after the and know apw to get along with
March . lrtl.
ly labor, hence scientific devetop-roan- ta termination of war contracts as Congress
natters of foreign
that anlarga the market for, reconversion will permit The pciicy ami ht tax matters probcoal, are essential to the future of early proafteet ot a reasonably lems witk which they will deal
both the worker and the Investor. adequate supply ot goods will go as nunnbers at the Cabinet.
The eon! industry Is building a far to prevent crowding and
g
of
oUd future on a diversity of pubThe Fair ajnployment Precttoes
to get them.
lic services.
called FXPC. Is
"A definite assurance that their ComnUtiea, the
evapor- rapidly beaoaning the number one
liquid
aavtosH
not
Be. . L. M. LAMMKRT
will
be
11 KK RABBIT?
ated by foolish nubile pending, source ot dtsaord. bitternesa, and
elesaew'srvmfcsle'rj
swhlw'eeJf
Tins year's severe shortage of borrowing, and further credit In- disunity in Oengress. Certain
UmI ntaaXnwmaanJ antknaaak
sneak) is expected to give a big flation will make the people much ments in CottgrriH are trying to
tmastus to one of the country's more disposed to walk than run force paaaage of a bill which
Overbad, MUmmkI
would make the FEPC permanent,
to the exit"
jQMfttuil aVd
continuing H after the war and
rabbit production.
giving
it earlraordinary power to
"Branding
From
Iron"
the
of
as
aw
lay
The Department of Commorca
V t
eanpieyment without re
compel
.
un.
city,
nearby
lady
A
in
I HoSa
a
r awttttMl beset Nx bartons says the conwri ial production of
gard to race) or color and without
cigar
a
m
wittingly
line
at
counter
Vff A whs soger.
stepped
domostk
bunnies
has
been
adMMtoMt
of the wishes of emte ax Inim w mar lea n
up snore than MO per cent ainoe where baseball tickets were on consideraUon
ill
ployers and employees.
sale,
"grandwas
told
enly
that
war. Jaegfl as.
Pearl Harbor. Mora progress has
eUr. an roe
loin wtth tnoae who take the
made in the industry In the stands'' were left "Never heard of position
ftt Mrtt nanaa m ftmew ail bom
that the present VSPC
aays
gimme
a
"em."
she.
pack
"but
oast two years, owing largely to
nastiiis aae at (ran g
should
abolished and the per
be
get
I
smoking
I'm
can
whatever
the demand for meat, than in the
eaons at seaetr rhrsem. atef aw
manent bill defeated, feeling that
days."
these
20
preceding
IMS.
rears
at g scttuaw ef cmerrsal ssaeejtll
such a committer endanger our
tNjHMwaa mi ttaeteurgtrav
freedom, creates unnecessary fric
yon wish to
JOB
tions,
and Men fair to produce an
h ate la ft jUnu at a tram n Itsocsetv,
you must cctuemt to
a
at ttcf
Intolerable
racial situation. Decar
short
he taught many things which you age,
Navy has no Intention at spite our affnrts to the contrary,
the
know already.
Lava tar adopting the Army's plan
of "two however, oantfauatinn of the PCPC
men to a lower berth" in troop for arjcther year was provided
movements. The sailors will solo. for by &mfress last week. The
bill to eat up the permanent FXPC
Lightning striking earl hiOs is temporarily blocked, but the
mar Odessa. Texas, shape the end of the controversy is not in
send into long, lagged chains and sight
r
transforms It into glees.
The House of Representatives
Einstein thinks he has solved the has agreed to recess for several
mystery cf gravity a strong force weeks, and I plan to be back In
Am
To Do
...
that seems to affect almost every- the District wKhtn a few days.
My office In Ute Federal Buildthing except Kinetein's hair.
ing in Lubbock will be open, but
Texas annual Milton dottar out-o- I hone to spend nhfe greater porof minerals is the highest in tion of my time visiting among
the nation.
the people of the District informing myself of local conditions snd
In 1944 aaorc babies were de- seekwe; to be of service wherever
livered at Keytar hospital. Dal- possible.
las, than In the giant Bel I view
hospital. Hew York.
The Post Dispatch
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FABM
SUNDAY
LESSON
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Wff
Wm
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sj rewvaFwayw
Ilew's your muaieal hnawlsdsje
litre are Rve C;MeetHHM that
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ONB-MA- N
sVi-e-
NOTICE
Prepared
Your
Acetylene & Electric
ut
WELDING
Cellophane was invented by
J. K. Brandenoerger, Swiss
And Will Appreciate Your
Or.
Business.
On top of
H.. on April
Mt Washington (X
IS. MM. at 1:11 p. m
there was a wind gust at the rate
of SI gejles an hour.
Willie Salinas
QUICKIE QUIZ
If ye didn't knew U before, lUr
Oransjaa are grown in seven lone! ftghl u ruerd was between
states In the UJLA.. In Alabama. Andy Bewen and Jaek hWrkc who
19
reMnda (7
California, yierida.
Louisiana, feweat
hi New Orleaiw Ih 195.
nMMe)
Oeorgta. Miesissippi and Texas.
TpM be) oft XM1 JrSWJ
reH W VleM
nahnar nMtUI rontlMMe ft kmaer
Carmen Svlvs was the pen name
On iki ihrnir. HIM Jnatre, prem
if Elltabeth. former Queen of iftent MBS r.iwee awi het
"OpiidoM
Kr .eeteUM rUUea
Rumania.
tme and all h name (1) the Nr
!
r: ghet al a fc A:
anlsnl
tiile. (S) Uir trat Psen 'haaan mi.
(S) theftix
ilk iuw.
41
) CRIME CLUES
en
he reef terraee of the eW Madteea
leeare Oardan. As the anal sees
sealer aaaiksr drew te-- a el ess. a
lag ysaag saaa itaapaJ frea the
vMeef the keer. aaereashad a ateek-h- euHt geatleiwaa wHh a klsh
anaaaidesr e( red hair and detiker-Oat- y
abet assa tares neaea hi the
AsMila
JEWELRY
ITEMS
TUNS IN KXKI FOR
Bxpsrr
nm
pai
Wt sjMer fas
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lasnkel
saassVeaf
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ran air
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la watek he
itttea. was aeeeaed by the
r ef reJaiag ale wife, a
asse and aaowssrt
jaaaty Ureeshaot Hew rerk.
The kOtor. a Pmskergh tsrhar.
MACUm
L4M3LVTS
rVe
Reeelvee!
Now
ShrnmehU
Several
From
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Very Nice
QUALITY
MODERN fTYUH
DARK AND XQm WOOD
IbMMy
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adUleae ef seeese. bat even ailat
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eareaaaer beadlfbee tar the
years.
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t. re mn mm case
teatyae
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As w
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ttuty the ootttiaruajfc self,
Let we sec the true
ishaess ot
wM
Where
epwwT
area,
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fa
he tar cheeper
macHmery than t,
Blorltlcd type
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fact under
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fru.perHr
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their frlendahtps aa something watch
must yield some Bnanclal return. It
Is good te stress the fact that kindness and laerMee are leeegnissd
and rewarded by Oed.
Abram. after dwelling tor a Mme
Into
In Canaan, had gone down
Cxypt because ef a famine la bis
own land
After many trying experiences, be returned to bis prem-lar- d
land and there he preaperrd
mightily tinevr the good band et
(led. UnUhe many who 4orget Ood
when ihey become rich, we find
Abram
It
G
The Army expects to
a new point system for the
charge of troops lata this month
and UuhcaUons arc that the total
Y'S
A
FURNITURE
required will be lowered.
uuv,
Bar examinations are so difficult that only 4W out of every
1.000 law students peat the
Repair"
FHON'E
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Wild Omlll- -
Abram "wm very rich."
That
would be nlmof t anough to eonati-iu- t
a spiritual obituary notice for
many a man'i spiritual life.
Bui Abram did not let his riches
rome between him' and Oed. He
Surgeons, doctors and dentists
have accomplished wonders in
restoring worn out parts of the body but ttey
have never been able to give a person a
new pair of eyes. Glasses correct vision and
lessen strain
ought net ihr altar which he had
Aral built at Bewel. and there he
called Upon the name of Ute tard
once again.
Note then, that riehea In themselves need not destroy a man's
character or spirituality if they are
neM aa a gift from Ood, and for
Ilia glory. Meet growing prosperity
with increased godliness and all will
be welt.
II. MnaUwc t'reMems YYMh Kind
(vv.
yon ga to see a
y'i
.
liberated
eea-srosi- ty
of Abram and the bratherty
kwe which prompt ad it In behi rehet
In a world where men reckon even
IM-- W
Itfmn f
What h IW wnlf hiiifiiiwisiil
rep. rented en a asslsejal Bag.'
Ua,aaiw
--
EYEMASTER DROPS
refresh the eyes, relieve fatigue due to
Ml.
A brum's riches, and theae of Lot
were largely in Aorks and herds. For
them there had te be great areas of
grasmg land, and la the roeky ee-li-oa
where they found ihemeeivet,
araea was scarce. Result? A fight
between the berdamen.
the younger, should nave taken the lead la meeting that situation, bnt his selAsh heart was loo
small far that But Abram. eager
for peace and brotherly love. Indicated al oeee hi willingness la do
anything necessary
te preserve
peace.
One could net ask a finer Indication nf true bigness In a man. "It If.
men ur ther prestige to serve great
ideals Abram used his tremendous
advantage to do a beautifully
thing to etimmala atrlfe. Not
ivany mew are big eneegti te fellow
this course" (W R. White).
Only Oed can make a man that
lug. but Oed can do K far any one
of us If ChrisUan people would lis
ten to the werda ef Abram. "we are
brethren" (v. I). and pet them bite
practice, there would be an inunedl
ate end te all the foolish strife
which divides Oed'a people.
Titer la no call for eampromlse
with untruth, nor say occasion for
softhearted generosity which win
only spoil Its recipients.
We are
talking about the hooeet and Mtletll-gen- t
use of kindness snd tact between brethren.
When kindness
meets problems, the problems dis
appear. Why nut try lit
wind,
or water glare.
sun
sanitary
dropper bottle
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tvv. 10 111.
Let mode the typical choice of the
werdly-miade- d
man, the one which
would give him the best returns tot
dollars and wnu. II sesnwd Mae a
shrewd thing to da. but It resulted
ta disaster, lor It meant pltohtng his
tents ever toward the wickedness et
Abeam bad la reseat Let a gala
and again from the results at ate
derision; but thus ta have he met
the atregeai semshasss f hit eael
n PUlINA 010WIMC CHOW
ttitlWa la feu
- ual trftk thU (oi
sMdeeepeotouytowfiprywaatyoarQwa
oroia looks tor eaiiy, prcatpbie lar
Hanr.
Mmkm
VVy
Oed uadcrsUaie and vai
use the kind sad thsgghtlsl act
evoa theugk the werW may Isners
t or sneer st K.
Let rxrekelny aid apt ketoat te ge
sB the way urte wicked tcdasa te
Uvt. but bavinc aaee stortCst But
ey, B was secy to ge ea agd ee,
Bvea so Christians In cur day may
act Witand te sBp off Into werbltt-seebut if they ssotlaue to pitch
their teats lewsrd to asm, Ibey will
ad tksasislvsc there eae sea day.
This may be daac by locking
wetBh or wertdty advanUaa si the
sapsasr ef aaiartauea with cab stlsv
an. ar by seme anaatoulattjoas er
ananeuvert wtdch wfll Involve
It may seme about by
reason at imlatgiass la weth
aaausetnoou whlck dug eatrMeai
oerriatlsas and kttl sn appetite ier
ins Weed cf Oed scat prayer.
Abram is s character
"wears" well We tee sum
oaa sttaatrsa after
ssekiag Bat right ehotos. Oh, he was
s,
Corn Go
tier
tascie?
sr
f
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Tope for rapid erowtk eey eedin?,
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as 111
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sjDWI
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Ultat
saaker Wa
kasta el OW Qhew Co
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us torn Bhoe
teeennaJ
hesc at
I
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sett-srensts- c.
la Bertptura, aad be iasTsisl'fj
Bwsa. tea But because Ms heart
a1
Oat, he haajg big
IffaM fa
ehaw"c
osay fhassjeh. sad
aBgW Baaah slag nave
Snstod et wear in
Cx.
To
Many Wooing ho? e get 100 lbs. oj
pork with 3'2 bu. oom and only SO lbs
e Hog Chow on the Pttxisa Fosdfasgrlo.
Ea- -
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Frthr . . .
PURINA HOG CHOW
lt.g
rTiirii
rWtMmfa Lie
Ajraltarf
Mr
13:
Jtwt
U
ish nephew
Oed rewarded Abram by a' ssaew-- l
ef His covenant wtlk hem tOea.
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Your radio is more inv
today
ever before. No
to gftiaa out on leapt.
Unt news becauae) f
trouble
ker,
lit
Shop Located East of The
Northsidc Grocery
Poet,
Texas
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ft
BROtHBBf
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MraWT aray
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over MHtuel. See If yon ana arviwer
five and Ite preud et
your muateal I. Q.
1. Jflaam what UsvsMase d we get
meat t our HWleal trtm?
How many w Inge Ims a banjo?
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0F
ef That
i
fear net ef
Loston for July 22
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CL',,el Ordered
last
lis
they axe qu"i'
in hrir nro- -
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The Army order-th- at
all personnel
than mx munins
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ran w
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npks
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i.moners or iooi.
Lt. and Mrs. 8heUey Camp returned to Post last Thursday from
Paso. Lt Camp who haa ben
iKirmm.(i.,n crews oi 40toW
M'URht to Houston, aaifed to the Army hospital
1,
tne onin pwn- - there for several months was
Effective October 1, the use of C
given a 30-dtick leave.
gasoline coupons will be disconten;
tinued, and all supplemental
r anjif "rvf"
mileage rations thereafter will be
Issued in the form of B coupons,
Washington officials of the OPA
m ealed In news roleaees to news
papers Saturday.
The change will have no effect
or
on the mileage granted to anpll
canta, but only on the type of
coupons received by drivers In
food
higher or preferred mileage class.
Q. Canning of
Holders of the C ration coupons
now will be warned I) coupons for
was discovered in Ainarica?
any amount of supplemental mile
age granted to the applicant.
first
It w
A. Fiction,
It waa announced also that a
nationwide survey of C coupon
candy
done in a Frtnch
issuance by local ration boards
will start Monday. To determine
whether gasoline issuances curphp.
rently are exceeding the galton- age allocated by the Petroleum
Administration for war to Ute
OPA for rationing.
As the result of the projected
survey reports were circulated
that a cut In the value of A coupons may be ordered. An official
said that the A coupon value, re-- )
That
cently increased to six gallons.
would be reduced only aa a last
Foorfs
resort.
(n
kiilt-d-
Fad
J
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But
It's A Known Fact
Pure Food Market Always
Features Highest Quality
At Reasonable Prices!
our store
you're sure
Visit
.
.
warm
this waek for the foods you will need
to find a nice selection of foods for
weather menus.
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WhiM.H
t
and
xurvivors insurance provisions of
the Social Security Act said Sam
Leifostei manager of the Lubbock
office of the Social Security Board
who visited in Post Monday.
Workers in Jobs in hotels, cafes.
service stations, or in other com
mercial or industrial establish
ments, are included by the system.
He pointed out, however, that
cooks, maids, butters, chauffeurs.
and gardeners, who are employed
by private families, are not Included under the law.
Employment not covered by the
old-- a;
e and survivors instnan
system of the Social Security Act
in general consists of farm labor:
domestic service, government city
and state employment; work for
an educational, charitable, or nonprofit organisation; certain types
of professional work and services
performed for a son, daughter,
spouse, or parent.
Generally speaking, covered
employment ia a job la a factory,
shop, mine, mill, store, office, erase, or bank
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accupJed at ail tlsass.
with
sleae refreshed fee eafaos-JT
rekindles
selrits
proves appetite. Buyk f tatttsWV
novel so wiuwut am
Caution, use eafar aa
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If the earth dsi net rotate on its
axis the sun wouM rise sad set but
during the year.
Wl
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A cut of 8 points a pound was
ordered in the nKbSn value of
butter waa annoUJiasd to become
effective last Sunday night
The reduction frcen the current
34 red points a pound to IS applies to creamery butter; farm or
country butter roensliai the same,
It points. This news was welrom-e- d
by housewives ft Post, especially since lard is iacrsasingiy hard
to find on grocery shelves.
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old-a-ge
has wen four furloughs by captur
ing five live Japanese in me rnuip-pineand Mew Uumva. .
'Urown Is an Infantryman with
the lMad Regiment of the 31nd
Division, lie .had never eapturod
h live Japanese until he saw a
notice on his Company's bulletin
board, annenneinc that a furlough
would bo given to the Brat man te
brinK In an ambulating enemy.
Drown enptered one. went te Australia, got married to an Australian
girl, honeymooned, then moved ea
to Luson with bis divlnlon.
Brown spied another bulletin
beard with a similar offer. The
Senennt get busy stain, captured
a Japanese tank nan, and wont oa
te Manila with Ms reward a three-dapaaa and a care o( beer.
When he rejoined bis outfit, he
found the odor
kiilt reed. Bo
Brown went bunting again, and
found a Japanese lieutenant The
Texas produced
lieu tenant proved a tough customer
He wanted te I tit. but Brown turkeys In 144.
talked Mat mte Uing down hla
hart Karl grenade and eonting
along. Again, Brown headed lute
Manila with aaethei tbreeday paaa
On the fourth try. Brawn Ml lh
achpot. He get two live prisoners.
Tne
with a root
Mil tackle Ibe swart he got with
i cigarette, when, fee offered the
apantse a moke and grabbed hint
f guard. lit- - on a paaa, a case ol
eer nJ
.ff to Manila
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Robinson, Gro. Mgr.
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to oulckty otpol ga
assist lood wastes tare a
Ms bowel moveaaeat Baue vBsS
Bill Stotta, wife and son of
Mansfield, La., left Wednesday for
their home after spending several
daya here with I s 'tther, J. W
types of employment are Stotto.
tovtred under the
TECHNICAL BeSeremnt William
Witt, Arkansas,
PURE FOOD
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DON BELL,
Mutual War
CerreepetHient
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General Review Of
ne for ike (Book Social Security
Favorite
Given For Area
War Story
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Fiction?
U. S. I
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eat. Instead at
mnm't
mg nervous blue or ksiiUJamaL
take a seek of
Pvt. Patrick A. O'Connor. Cleveland. 0., rsceverinjc In HawUr
haanltal from wmmmIi auSTerrd la avtlaa wltb It lb
seme DivlaieM,
says die deep for War Heads became the men over there will need
e
rfve-itike HcMers who are beme atmeii
the beat eare deeiers can
by Nip ammanMlen every day. More meney Is needed ior At oMpt
support
awppltea
te
mllHera
whe wttl be Masting at lapai
the
and
for months. O'Connor will tell yon how tough It Is.
Japan.
Change In Gasoline
Rationing Is Set
For October 1st
a
t'
Dean Blatehley. 78. Lehaitan,
Ore., dropped
fdr behind enemy lines in Europe but an "SB"
bewte! him erer. He eame baefc
le tell Amarieans everywhere te
bay War Bands to rebuild shattered bedlee ot the lads still l(ht-m- s
War HHMif da Rreat thlnjcs fer our
Athters. They fiiririahed Dili ap
paralM far Army MJitar in Italy
U aaapert hl Read hhUI Mi aaek
was ttrangthaaed. He thews he's
pieaaed. Name of the herafc tad
was mlsemg fram pkwia.
tell Ton in huv all (he
pnvslble if only lo re
!e rTlral rinmave
ttt war.
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Safety Week
Calvttry Baptist
Church News
WHAT MX ABMNCI
CWMI
FROM
WO:
Attention is being called to the
Farm Safety Week,
..,kk Waa Imi wl from Julv 22
through July 28 With farmer
called upon this year to produce
more food and feed stuff In con- -:
ft, It rnhatj me of a blessing
nection with the war effort than
pasttod III to have.
ths
ever before, the problem is of In'
paator
and
my
eaegeagflegjad
C It
creasing Importance.
his best.
MM MM
During last year, 3400 farm
U anMWSgMl others to stay people tost their lives and more
10,000.000 In property was
;tv It IktosJared my personal tn- - than
- destroyed by fire. Our national
It made tome doubt the sincerity ( mv religion.
pngress of
S. It retarded th
te entire enurch life.
National
1.
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Extension
News
Ready for the Japs
July 22 - July 28
The County Agricultural
(
Uat of the fom-
farm economy Is seriously
rk-n-
'laega-mou-
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me want to sea others
aatilggggggm.
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me
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a
stronger
OKtiMl V. S Stti'l Cift riolo
Mind arc
en the "Hill" ggMer strip near San Jaw,
Moadren ef r-- 3'
tarsntry. You
Island. These Nip bastrrs are always ready to back op the War Beads,
ea with heaty rHrehasea ef
up ear Scatter
We warn to take tins means of tee eaa
appredaour
seeing
aw
sincere
CARD OF THANKS
K
ek
tar the many kind services
in evenr way
to us In the passing of
the?
rendered
at
art always welcome
our son and brother.
y Bsgatiet Church,
.
lav. R. C. Brtatow, pastor Avery Moore, St D.
Moore
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Moore, Jr.
Robertson and daugh
BRgW, spent the week end in
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Moor
Metvin X. Moore
with Mr. Robertson.
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Rationing Of 1942
Cars Is Lifted By
i
OPA Wednesday
fVeasJjMSAArWa
Have Us Keep A Close
CHECK
Qii Your Automobile
tyskr tiros, battery, and cooling system
should be chocked regularly.
f
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fel that you'll profit by taking advantage of this service.
hd
Kennedy and
,
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A news release from Washing
ton states that all remaining new
IMS passenger automobiles
around 0.000 will b removed
from rattening to clear the way
for new modess.
The OPA, it was learned, plans
to eliminate in a tew day rationing restrictions In effect for these
Ray Redman Given
Discharge After 33
Months Overseas
Ray Redman has been a visitor
recently with his uncle and fam
ily, Mr. and Mr. Raymond Redman. Ray k the. son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. W. Redman of Parana and
lived in Pott with hi family sev
eral years ago.
The young man was discharged
in May front get Army Air Corps
with a total t 111 points. He is
only S3 years eld but had servod
SS months in Hie Pacific area. He
was a sergeant in the ground
crew and had charge of refueling
planes.
The tour of duty completed by
this young Air Force sergeant included service in Australia. New
Guinea, and Leyte in the Philippine. He wm awarded the Silver
Star and was entitled to wear the
Presidential Citation ribbon along
iwiUi hie
Theatre ribbon
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ALEX WEBB AT
SHEPrARD FIELD
ELIGIBLE
u
Hi
FOR NEW TIRES?
ur
th
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Connell Chevrolet Co.
Annual Uveateek Feodlng
Shnrt Ceure:
The Fifth Annual Livestock
Feeding Short Court given by the
Department of Animal Husbandry
of Texas Technological college
begins at 8:90 a. m. July S3, and
ends at 12:00 noon July 20. This
short course offers a wonderful
onnortunlly to livestock feeders
to obtain practical Information on
livestock production ami feeding,
as most all men on the program
are livestock feeders and producers. The only charge for attending
Is the personal expense such as
lodaing and meals. Lodging and
meats can be had in one of the-- J
college dormitories for 2.50 per
day. The County Agricultural
Agent plant to attend Monday.
and
Titearliv. ad WeHneartav
would be glad to take four men
.fj. A
4
COOKING IS AN ART
IN OUR CAFE
each day.
Included on the program are
livestock authorities.
well-kno-
cars since early in the war.
Fall Gardens:
Similar restrictions are now being drawn up. however, for new
lt Us right now tune to be put
models manufacturers are Just beting Into practice any plans you
ginning to produce. Rationing of
have In mind fcr the production of
these is expected to last from the
fall garden. It I time to plant
time they first appear on the
beans, pea, cucumbers, squashes,
market probably late this summer
col lards, and many other varieties
until at least early in 1910.
for a fnlt supply of fresh vegeDUtrtet OPA Office Announced
table. For some varieties It Is still
tee. easby bir planting, hut not
Release On Wednesday
tx early for seed bed preparation.
New 1941 automobiles were reTt ta ft Wo time to be making plant
Wednesday
leased from rationing
for a winter frame garden.
and rationing controls went into
For summer gardens now in
Alex Webb, son of Mr.
effect on all new cars produced en
production
watch for Insect Infeswas
trans
Webb,
or after July 1. the OPA district and Mrs. Jake
llco.
ferred week before lest to Shan- - tations, especially for plant
otflce was notified.
bugs. It
No certificates will be issued for! pard Field at WIchtte Falls. Tex- - blister, squash and stink
newly - produced automobiles, as. from the Air Base at Let any control of the above Insects
U to be effective It must be put
however, until output is sufficient Vegas, Nevada.
to permit a quota to be establish
Mr. and Mr. Jake Webb and into use early In the Infestation
wife on oeriod at a heavy infestation of
ed for each OPA district. The pro Sonny met Alex an1
insects are very diffi
cedure for handling applications Saturday. July 7, at soon as he the adult
and issuing rationing certificates was released cn a peas and they cult to bring under control. All of
through district offices will re all went out to the ranch home the above insects are classified at
el
cars of Mrs. Jske Webb's mother for sucking Insects and any control
main the same for
mutt be by a contact poison, some
as previously in effect for 1M2 a wonderful week-en- d
visit.
automobiles.
Alex volunteered for service of which are as follows:
75 per cent rotonone dust, and
from Garza county four and a half
Oeri4fteaiK Tw He VM
sulphate. The rotenooe
nicotine
ago
years
of
and
for
lour
Outstanding certificates for purhad been station sd at Las dust Is prepared by using 1 lb. of
chase of 1IHS automobiles became rears
Vegas in the base Operations of- S per cent derris root powder and
void Wednesday.
pouiMs or commercui tew, or
fice.
the time of Hit transfer.
The eligibility requirements tor Alex At
other
inert volcanic ash. If a
ranking
was
officer
second
obtaining a new --model automobile
seventy-fiv- e
employed rotenrn spray is desired It may
souUert
of
previoussame
as
those
will be the
be prepared by putting 2 tablely applying to ItHl models. These in the office.
spoons of 5 per cent derris powder
equipped
new
hi
Sheppard
Field
recrements I unit eligibility to
per gallon of
Wet the der
eight ckaases of appheanta, such at for the cere and inoinlenanna of ris powder In water.
very small Mian
a
re
Webb
50.000
soldiers
and
Mrs.
police, firemen, public health of
Falls Is tlty of water then add the remain
and public ported that Wichita
ficers, physlnlasis,
mating
panels,
It ing water for the spray. To make
with
Towied
health
the nicotine sulphate spray, nee
one of Texas' busiest ettles.
iiI
according to dl
Lt BHMaes Baek In SUtea
Friend of Merlon Morgan will reetlons on the package.
R. K. McCoy and Wllma R
Mrs. Derwood Btllsnge went to be pleas sd to know that he It In
Xeeney
El Paso Wedneestay te meet her the states for a 0t day leave. Mer
husband on his return from Euro- lon, nephew of Mrs. Tern Morgan,
T. M. Newbury of Orandbury
formerly lived In Poet ITe Is the
pean service.
They will return to Poet as anon son of Bob Morgan now ef Anton and hit granddaughter. Mist Ella
as Lt. Billings reeefves hit orders. He spent 20 days in lie Spring. White ef Levelland, visited In the
Cheryl Anne awaits her daddy's Arkansas recently. This ferasei home ef hit brother. W. H. New
Post soldier Is a veteran ef many bury, end wife, Tuesday of thitl
return here with hei
months overseas duty.
enta. Mr and Mrs. B. L
When guests call by to see you these
hot days always bring them here
to dine. They will love it, and you
will enjoy their visit more.
b
hitie s
,
B. L.
gt.
We do this or.you with pleasure and
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ly she attendee! tt. t,n 7
Rodeo
each v,.lr "
Angeles. Miss Km,,,.
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dauanter of Mr ..
Ajaats
eries for farmers and ranchmen
who want them. The applications
must be sent In before August 1, if
the fish are to be delivered this
fn The following Information
is necessary in order to nuke the
application: Pond owner's mime;
is pond to be fertilized; species of
fish desired.
The species most commonly
for Texas are Bream
(Bluegill and red eared),
Black Bass, Grapple and
Catfish. A combination of the
ibove species is usually recom- mended. More pounds oi run meat
can be grown in an acre than can
be produced of any other kinds of
meat on an acie or land enjoining
the oond. Three hundred to five
hundred pounds of fish have been
produced per acre of water annually in well managed ponds.
affect-
by these thousands of accl- spiritual lite ed
It
deaths.
tht tMnptations through iris Serious, too, Is the toll of manpower taken each rear by the
also weakened ttte bv million and ahalf farm people
at my church
who are victims of accidental mglany AT seiarwuoiy in
.nlMJclaAS
,
aft PfaUWNCI
jured that tney never again win
be able to do useful work, hut
t. H made others resiHHrt ray re- - even if they are disabled only
iuht have (or several days, they cui hae .m
H4en more than they
ll 1 lass not been there
immense effect on the tarmU s
t. It atrengenthed the who) annual income.
otnsreh' program.
Most farm accidents can Iw
una" every farm family
It I received a bleMng 1 could
Should help In the observation of
lam gotten no othermyway.
patter etaf this special week by a personal
4v It encouraged
let gsahl deliver a much better check-u- p around the place to eliminate fire and accident hatards
f. It encouraged others to
Farmer are urged to Join with
fie fcouee of God
the rest of the nation in this
spin tun lifts for
H gin
Haaard Hunt"
temptations that art
tta
WW fcghod my
Billv
office Is ready to make applications for fish from Federal Hatch-
f
KM
Mia
the summer m (
Buy a War Bond Today1
Fton Per Farm Fenda:
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Wlth
Mia Mary eUmmt, who hag
been employed at the Lubbook
National bank for the past two
years, left Wednesday morning to
vacation in New Mexico, after
having spent a few days visiting
her aunt, Miss Kate Lowrle.
(Whitie) GRAHAM
new-mod-
GOLF SERVICE
STATION
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tor II Paae where she will vWt
wiui ner eon. i nt rww t,wi..
.usiic ana jan for several
OtlFATCH
POST, TKXAB
4H Cooks To Use
Home Grown Foods
days.
To Limit
BEAT YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT
Laglona
In Meals
girl cooks
throughout the nation will have
the 1W obhacUva of making the
greatest possible uh of
foods In preparing and
aervlng
wholesome,
balanced
meala to their families.
Thla ia rerlectad in the enroll,
men! of roundly lTfl.OOfl club
members in the current Serve!
rood Preparation Activity. In
which they may also acquire
knowledge of nutritional needs of
of
4--
ed
H
jrioua asje groups, as wall aa in
"'at aalaatton of nurcheaad
fxda through a study of casta
md rationing.
Outstanding racords of achieve'
mont in this activity are raward
cd with silver medals to oounty
wiiinera, an
trip to the
24 th National H
Club Congrasa
in uncago next Decembar to each
state's champion, and a $300 col- log
scholarship to the highest
rating participant from each of the
four extension sections, and two
at large.
Seme idea of the participants'
ichlevement may be gained from
4--
Inr
n,M"1' delirious ohoeo-'- .
ndinr to this wonder- il.newfb '":' way method. You will
NDulM 'hat will surprise you
though you are one oi me
cooks ana eani
..ii. rn.
K.jiget Hi Inaredlenta you
it to bake a good cake.
method has been thor- ITM n
j,l,iy t, str.J in leading roou ia&oby arientiais anu some
tvJ then proven In the
iiomist
Itrtftu of thousands oi noma
reuithoiit Hi" country, toh can
minutes)
niy an l iuickly (4
together Into a
thu i.ik
th thin batter, pop It Into the
rvl bn out of the kitchen be- i jou hue time to get warm.
ffflurif. you will need the high- Improved, vegetable
rnlng (llkn Crieeo) so that you
lira a fake taai mm a noser,
texture ami one
ir.
t ilto k"P
longer (If there Is
thu
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Ised
the
that during the war
Try the following New Method yearsestimata
of 1943-4- 5
the
cooks
cake recipe for this driertable prepared
40 million family meals.
chocolate cake In your own home
n addition to Innumerable special
today (or your own family.
dishes and school lunches.
The activity Is being conduct
CHOCOLATE CAKE
ed ft the 11th consecutive year
RoJhi In ttse
Hup),
in.
teytrni w ai tmp by the Sxtenaion Service and the
Wey Mn (I in. It
State Agricultural Collage and
r.
tmprahirt.
USDA cooperating. County exten
Hairing TWw:
win.,
skin agents will furnish full tie- mini! efcti)M
tails.
Measure late mixta feewl
1V4 wa aake tUmr
4--
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H
il'
itt
bafwa MMMNiriaa
Mil
2
wftMrte maltwl bfttar eSorolaU
U cup mttk
Milr vigorously Wy mm4 or with mliar
( nwlhmi wi ml) I mlnut. Now atlr
In
all by ItealO :
taaapoon Uakimc powir
Atld:
M wa milk
.
(y.
(imlaataav
mks
teaaposn vanilla
Mend by hand tw In mUer (mwtiem
will
uptui) for I mfcwtyaa. ftm
bo smooth and. tWn. Pur toto
wIUi
rafeWl wilM
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CrbH
fTXT) fr$ei? ttwS
rettr faveme
wJHmIi
a4 VUSt
ttMBf.
wUh
Country Needs Still More
Fats...And We're the Folks
to Save them!
Meg. Bonnie
Caarity, Society
Wedding of Bud
Speck, Dallas Girl
Of Interest Here
The asddaM af Miss Ina Wayne
Shepami. dempHsi of Mrs. H. K.
ahepard of DOBas, and Mr. Don
ald (Bud) qpeaft. an of Mr. and
Mrs. Ouy tpeCtt f Carlabad. N.
was so4aiwajlBad Saturday, June
the reabyta7an
M.,
SOatf oja. 4
Dr. WUMoern g. Dando oftieialad
and Mrs. S. B. Morna provided the
musical aacttna; ft the organ. Only
irruaeaiate maaaoerN of the family
attandad.
Shasta
used for
vioa a
wadding party.
Mr. and Xtt Arthur Thomas of
the attendants.
Carlsbad war
Mrs. Timid
is the former Doro
thy Lea Speck. Bud twin sister.
After the oaasinony, Mr. and
Mrs. Ouy Spaflt were hosts for a
recaption at tnetr new home at
S18 Canal Street.
On their return from a tew
weeks honeymoon trip the couple
will be at home ut the Canal
Street addreas. Bud will be em
ployed at the American Potash
,
Mines.
The bride ia a graduate of East
Texas State Callage at Commerce
ami was a leather in the Dallas
schools.
The groom lived moat of his life
in Pest as his father was manager
Co. store har
for th Bryant-Lin-k
for many vaara. After hl awlua
tlon from rOsisahools Bud attend-- 1
ed Hardin aVtmona University.
Mrs. Wilms Keeney, county He returned to Poat where he
Home Demonstration Agent, ac worked for Bryant-Lincompanied by threa Oaraa counAbout five years ago the fam
ty woman. Mmes. Jaasia Vows, W ily movad to Carlsbad and Bud
C. W. Morris, and Wllburn Wal- - want to Lamasa where he was
lace, attended a three-da- y
short employed until he entered the
course which was held In Lub- Army. Just recently he returned
bock Monday through Wednas
from 27 months of overseas serday of last weak.
vice in Africa and Italy, which
The Adequate Rural Home was was terminated at Fgia, Italy. He
the theme of the course and sub now is honorably discharged.
J cU taught were Your Home ot
Bud was in the Quartermaster
Today, Landscaping the Rural Corps
of the, Uth Air Force. Mth
Home,
Handicrafts, Food for Bombardment
Group. 34ftth
Health, and Clothing the Family His division record shows Sod.
nine
The ladles attending were quite battle stars and two Presidential
agreed that the entire oourae was Citation.
wonderful and that thy received
Bud has many friends here wiio
many neipiui laeas wnicn mey in wish much happiness for hhn and
turn can pass on to their sister his bride.
club women In the county.
The inspection tours of the dlf REMOVING FRUIT STAINS
i
for ant working departments ot
removing
fruit
for
Directions
buildTech,
such as Press
Texas
ing,
Library, Museum,
Home stains, as givn in a laundering
Management, Home Wood Work booklet itwHMd by Westlnghouse
ing Shop, Agriculture building, Home Economics Institute, are
building broken down, fabric by fabric, as
and Home Economic
proved to be most Interesting and follows:
For wool, silk and rayon Fill
Informative.
add
Two hundred women registered bowl with steaming hot water;
spread
ammonia:
of
drops
a
few
repreaantad
for this meeting and
twenty counties in this area. The stained portion of fabric over
general chairmen ware Kate Adala bowl; apply hydrogen peroxide
inter-val- a
Hill, district agent of Bxtonakm from a medicine Iroppsr at (Teat
ntsttUtea.
five
of
about
Servica and Margaret W. Weeks,
for
Dean of Home Bconcmica Divis- an unexposed part of fabric
course).
first,
of
fastness
color
taught
aa
ware
ion at Tech. Class
Pour
For cotton and Mai en
by jwufasaoii of various sciancaa
at Texas Tech and Texas A tc M boiling water from a height
through stein: dont use soap. It
Collage.
stain is old, tirat rub well with
Don and Janet Cox of Lubbock glycerine, then use betting water
are spending the week with their aa above. All a tains, Ngardless of
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. cause, should be treated before
laundering.
Cox.
Local Women Attend
Short Course Held In
Lubbock July
9-10-
-11
k.
--
ad
KMuIet.
ut
KEEP YODR OLD CAR FIT
mydn
Reconversion is aiow BmsM . . maUdalg for
now cart ara still scores . . Mad the first mm?
wilt bo rtttotttd to Mgmtlal itsors. So, don't touat
yoox
how cpr for Mostka, ovon
on totting;
aMuuiUme. ctet lot
or mors, to com. Awi. J
n
country
Jhdc
ter job
avan.
aeapla leava baan dnins
of savin lata tna tka dty fottaa. w nsaatt
'onmurr that, baajMsa of the meat atttutfe w
"m better paritiajt t aava. That's why we OMtt
aord to mka
tiaa
to
let't Mv not aaOv the bier aanaaaaaa Amaa Mac
raeetinf,
but nk mast ttrlrowlim, niaU arapi
j
tcraptnci. Mak tham down once a weak and add
quKi fat to
the anhwaje ena. tkim otn ajhd
r
Scrape ovary pan. Every drop ia toeportiattt.
When VBur
t
u.
l. a.M
m
(watt a.U.
hw v aw J mml
wi
!i
wd iet a red pointa nnd up m Ai he aaah
iVT"-1hai nay alnWaaty, OjaM yaay Qnpnty
.
m
lubNswIloo,
vour old wr
ladjuslmont, tuno-u-p usl hatoeieott will bo
If K Is to Inst out the roasaindor of "tho dttftJee."
go to pafoos.
mii
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EXPERT CAJt CONSERVATION
Sot Of
Connell Chevrolet Co,
fciaaaaailat
jaaliaaaW aaaaanm
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104. Tesoo
With present sugar shortages,
canning without sugar will help
homemakers to conserve the large
surpluses of p oath at this summer, it wilt alio add many jars
of fruit to the pantry shelves and
to next winter's menus.
The following methods have
been tried and tested by the experimental kitchen at the Texas
Beth Ellen, daughter of tfr. fgftl
Mrs. Keith Kemp, waa two yeape
old Saturday, July 14. MoT JaWoV
er entertained for ear wags
party irons
tut f:M
noon.
-
well-fill- ed
er,
similar picnk again next year.
Former Post folks who attended
were:
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cearley and
Heeta Sue; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Spain; Mr. and Mm. J. B. Sud-
bury, Kenneth, Jobny and Marilyn; Mr. and Mrs. Arch Turner,
Mary Flo and La Nora; Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Benton and Billy; Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Glass and little
son; Mrs. Kate Davis and Vera
Nell; Lois Nance; Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Henderson, Frances and Joe;
Price Manly; Mrs. Mahota Allen;
Mr. and Mrs. Katell llendrlx and
baby daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Cedarholm and son. Sterling; Mr.
and Mrs. Carter Thompson and
Adele;
Charlie Quail; Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Dal by; Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Evans and children; Mr. and
Mrs. Orris Huff, Billy and Joy;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Reed and
son: Mrs. Minnie M. Biawjip; Mrs.
Dora Davis Redman; Croldsmith
Davis; Mrs. John Draper and
grandson; Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Moslcy, Arthur and Charlie; Mr.
and Mrs. Weidon Voas and children; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holland
and Gwendolyn; Mr. and Mrs. A.
G. Brant and Family: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wolf; Mrs. Boots Waln- scott; and Mrs. Atha Ezell.
Surprise Party On
Birthday Honors
Mrs. Terry July 12
On
.
To can without sugar, use boiling water or strained fruit juice
made from the softer peaches.
Wash, peat and remove seed from
firm peaches. Complete the canning operation by packing the raw
sash, into a clean jar of can.
Bring fruit juice or water to a
boil and pour over the packed
fruit. Leave
inch headapai-e- .
Steam before sealing: pints, 10
minutes; quarts IS minutes; half
gallons, 80 minutes. Press down,
and refill if necessary. Wipe off
rim of jar and seal according to
type of container being used. Process in s water bath after water
starts boiling: pints and quarts, is
minutes; half gallons, 38 minutes
Another method to can without
sugar Is to drop the firm fruit into
the fruit juice. Bring to a boll.
Pack into bailing hot dean jars.
Leave
met, handsaw
according
to type of container
used. Freeeas In a boiling water
bath, IS minutes for phHa and
quarto, and 3S minutes tor half!
1-
aha
w4r-siandl- ng
eenvereatieaT
Alger ita Hotel
Peet, Texas
i
FRIDAY. JULY 37TK
from 11 a. m. te 4 p, m,
he'
will ptadly make an aias.
gram of your hearing.
In Sii
minutes you can see how aepa&i'
of your bearing has stapes!
and whether or not you need a
hearing aid.
There is no obligation. It's free,
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E. W. CARR
Certified gonwiene
ConsaMsat
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Meet In Home Of
Mrs. Smith PVtday
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Mrs. II. G. Smith was hostess to
the Priscilla sewing club last Friday afternoon at her home. Because of varied duties of the members, attendance was small. Some
members had house guest, others
were away from home, while
others were canning peaches.
After a time of sewing and
visiting the harts served a most
refreshing ginger punch with open
wafer sandwiches and
cookies to Mmes. Collier, Hibbs.
Hundley. Barrow, Ben William
and Ceartey.
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w4B4)Jef
gpa
tevase
'and
nerved delicious reOeahweiiia of
homemade ice cream and cake to
Maaes.
the following members:
Boone Evans. Noah Stone. V. J.
CnpbU. T. R. Oreenfiotd, Carln,
Clark. I. A. Smith. R. P. Totnlte-aoE. J. Robinson. Boots Pteree,
M. J. Maluuf. Watch, To! Thcenaa,
Suite, J. R. Durrett. Terry, and R.
E. Cox.
0r
Latos
It
Chuj?dlil
sPaf
Par the
mar the "Baoarhavan " praaontsd
the Dispatch office with a beautiful bouquet of Qledtou Tuesday
morning . The tovety blooms are a
delicate pink and the spires bait
eight to ten blooms each.
colors were exhibited ia the
quet he presented the firm
week. He grows many varieties
of these tovety flowers each
a
your
t A fg
odd
we oas
ear
WoSka.
JgtfttislaB!
eTAssaW
We are hearing ohs' and 'aha
saBBBBS
the dahlias that the Scotch- -
haa growing la
this genial, good
with hie
of the beautiful
homes, church as
firms during the
j
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gWMMMay.
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F. C.
De yeu have treuWe
available, the general wartime
rule ia to add one cup of sugar to
two quarts of fruit. One cup of
sugar syrup usually covers one
quart of fruit when It ia wett
packed. A thin syrup, one cup su
gar to utree cups juice or water,
ta also deatrable from a mttritian
atandpolnt.
Corn syrup or corn sugar may
he substituted for part or ail of
the sugar. One cup sugar and two
cups corn syrup to I cups water
makes a desirable syrup. If corn
syrun is to leotece all at th su
gar, use
to 3- cup syrup and
one cup water. Honey may be
substituted for a small part of the
sugar, but it affects the flavor of
the fruit more than corn smio.
It is good with canned figs and
with fruit pickles.
Never use
saccharin to canning, as H becomes
bitter when heated.
sembled guests.
Several games of 43 were enjoyed with Mrs. Haws winning
Visitors ot Mr. and Mrs. H. M
high score. A contest of Mixed-U- p Snowden recently were Li. and
Mottos waa solved.
Mrs. James Snowden of Lincoln.
The beautifully decorated birth- Neb. and U.
H. SnowOen of
day cake waa served with the Scoring, Fla. The Snowdons then
cream to the honoree and her hus- visited in Ltfaboek wrth their
band, Messrs. and Mmes. A. B. daughter. Mrs. C. L. Howard, beHaws. A. A. Suite. Ted Hibfaa, F. fore she was transferred to DenC McAnally and Mrs. Leila
ver where she is to be connected
with the OPA.
Mr,
ft'
HARD of HEARING
gallons.
If a small amount of sugar is
1- -3
e
Priscilla Members
Miss Prances Terry and Mm.
Ahlene Blvens were hostesses last
Thursday night honoring their
mother, Mrs. C. W. Terry, en her
birthday.
That afternoon after all plana
had been made for the party Mrs.
Terry decided to have guests in
that evaning and all unknowingly
made the ice eream for her own
party.
Coming home after a short ride
with Mr. and Mrs. Suits, Mrs.
Terry rushed in the house thinking her grandson had been hurt,
only to be greeted by cries of
"Happy Birthday" from the as-
NKKDI.KCLUH
The little guests enjoy a
play period and then Bet
opened her presents.
age brought forth an exerted
from the little honor gueai. $tt
make her happiness
Beth received her first real
eyed doll, a gift from her
She carried It the rest of aha
ing and alept with it that
The birthday cake waa an
aaod cake topfBgf OR
icing and had two pink
It. Beth received a great deal of
help in blowing out the candles,
Punch was served wish also
cukr to the honoree and hot
er, Johnny, Darlono and
Carpenter, Sherry CuoM
Davies, Linda Caret
Judy Altaian, Joy Davies, Joe '
Bouchter,
Ricky Clary,
Minor and John Allan Ceariey.
tal
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Birthday July 14
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1- -3
Thank, laotahaaaad
TILL NEW CARS ARE HERE
U.
1
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Beth Ellen Kemp Is
Honored With PartF
A at M College
Former Post and Oarga oue
ty folks who are living In the Amarillo area mot recently for a pic.
nic lit the KUwood Park of that
city, according to Information sent
the Dispatch by Mrs. Jack Spain,
the focjgtfr Obja nasi tel.
Everyone who attended took a
basket of picnic food
and really-- enjoyed the
We aU had happy
thoughts when old times wore
mentioned down Post way," Mrs.
li
After ear
visiting was enjoyed, the
aivMlan pcodaactton
ur donMHk aufitiUaa f fats and oAs wW b
NPfoimaUly n and nnalf bttliem pauncU laaa
year. Yat theraaanda of ts3na af fntai am
needed to Kalp make
eaiantiaW for tn
bwtl- nd home-fron-
Amarillo Enjoy
Picnic Recently
The Moesfte
NOT YET- - - NOT SOON!- -
bt
1S7J
Former Postites In
Wlfh
NttW CARS?
tbc war tlttM
papar wiH m grava
shortage that haa a
IIm
and palms ware Spain said.
ona and to pro- When it was time for the group
gelckground for the to disband it waa voted la hold a
aTSPgTMTl
th food news
IN betwwm
ys. eareAd raadars T Um
"wdt about a aacioua natioaal
bearing am mHifeary
KaMlOr,
H
home-produc-
,y t ma on l run by disk-
Society - Glubb
Peache May Be
Canned Wlthaut
Using Sugar
j very
flowers are In
Thanks.
yaBCsrasai
ia mmJTmn7jM
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Vagi awasJg.
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sosv Sags wMh g
SMattCi
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Panama Hat
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tki foot dispatch
Texms Exceed All
Jitnmie Sainton, J. M.
fwanc 4. K. Schornick and Vida
Brant of Lubbock pent Sunday
Jtsraoon visiting Pot friends.
l, IMS
THUBSDAY. JULY
POST, TEXAS
Disabled Veteran Drives
7th Bemd Quotas
Texan have exceeded all quo-t- a
in the Sevenlh Wni Iamti and
Mt. and Mr. Jkv Webb pent
nattered all previous bund buyfew day in Wichita Pall reran Uy visiting their son, Alex ing record. Nathan Adum. chair(i nance
man of the xtatp v..u
tad wilt.
ll
week
bond
alas totaled $170,329.96? 50, oi
101.0 par cent of the $198,000,000
committee, announced
Final official figure on
Buy A War Bend today!
CREAM
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wfcli - No
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L0QD0JlD6RRy
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STlTBlLIZeR
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V mmmtmei
er
Tom CJates anrt
Mr. and Mm
daughter, Ann, of Lubbock, cpent
the weak end in Pout with Mr
and Mr. Bob Warren Mm. Gates
i
feeling much bettor. She ha
recently been in the Plains hospital and recutwtitltd at the home
twe weekal
I of haaeparents he is
before returning teat week to her
Inline in l.uhbork
I
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m
r
Lt Kdwln V. Rawley, Army Air Corn, taking delivery of a 94t ChevroM
with driving aid that were deviaed by Chevrolet ensineer to CO
effort conducted tmdar the auarnce of tw
with an ndufry-w-J
V Amumimmi. iMinmi Lieutenant Kawter. wito laat boi
' tovWtaB
a bomUr oraatt, bought the car a hia own account and h
L.aiann Dirtaton,
Air Force beapitak, under the auapice of the Haass
Army Air Force. Other driving aida have been rtsvisapnl for aaairtance to
veteran who have loat one or born lea, and Um Aaaerlcan A conation of
Motor Vehicle AdwhaWtratora. which ia reaponaibte fcr hoahit dnvrr bcamet,
la aM the ileyelopmcnu.
m tiridac an active and cooperative inter
quipped
wt
Years ago deserters from the
army were branded with the
letter "D" in Irremovable Ink or Mrs. Fley iflng. Correspondent
gtmpowder two Inches below the
The Chwrek of Chrut meeting is
left armpit.
being well attended with Rev.
Dial dorng the preaching.
Following the dose of this meet
ing the MetttaeUtt revival begins
on July BSHt saw will close August
5th with Hew. Marvin McBayer of
Earn doing tfee preaching. Every
body is mvtted to attend
Southland News
1620 Broadway - Lubbock - Phone 7155
Tit RIGUTTJaW
Can Alumys Be Found At
BMeHtajpL
On August Kfa the Baptist re
vival begins wtth Rev. Caufman
doing the preaching Everybody is
invited to come out to all three
meetings.
The Baptist people have bought
some new curtains
for their
church and plan to meet next
week to wax
td oil the floors
and put the curtains up.
Those vtstttttf Rev. and Mrs. E.
C. Arrnatrotw Sunday were their
son. Vernon, sad family of Lubbock, and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Pott of Wilaon and M. and Mrs.
Tanner in' tHe'ltttttiftMH: '
Mr. and Mrs. Was Dommoo and
on, Lewis, and Lewis' infant son
accompanied the Wilbur Donohoo
family back to llMtlng. Neb..
where the Wrs Dawoooo
will
spend
aeveral
waas visiting.
Lewis plans to go M work there
and his wife and children will
join him later.
Rodrtck Duff of Ota Coast
Guard and stationed in Mary land,
is home for a few days with his
...
Mason And Company
yjjjl
studio, coucn suites
,,..
-
lisEaW2S
Yon must see t&ese to- understand
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veviuc roavuj
ia.
rmui iza arc
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durable and decorative.
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UNPAINTEU
parents the
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'AlfawWJ
he had
PLATFORM
ROCKERS
CHAIRS
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WASTE
BASKETS
faaaN4MB
with wj
cwverav
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Mirror
Picture
BaUwmt
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1 1
vmpt tixntjkans$
Piece Modern
3
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jassWWi"iH
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--
Ta&JaBla
that discriminating
homamak-er-
g
ContTastfng yeneers
have been beautifully "worked",
and each piece shows Hs fine
see.
qtwtlHy.
Ham Many
9ult70 rrt
eet
Bedf
ITAioA
Ckt!
MUOH& GoHfiaLif,
M
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Ford said that the equipment
may be Hiatal! ill m any Ford ear, D0NT FLUSH KIDNjJ
Including MOfrurya and Uncotna,
In new or prewar model, adding
1
that variations have been develop- enminauen aas ('IT :(ik Th
ed to compensate for every known
mai pn. at the bmiv
combination of amputations.
caase ia eliminated. ti
efllUDHe emnhasiaad that the
mmIm
.
.
ment will not Interfere with nor hrlnn Wl
you eomfnrt,.. . . K0l
mal operation of the car.
at year
t,l
,
druggy,
JM
Jesse James' wife was his first
cousin, Zefelda Mimms.
eSSL
R. H. COLLIER
A-
-
I)rG(0
Special
1
50c
Includes: Meat, Vegetables,
D assert and Drink
7te American
QaJ
Wilt Scarborough
Cream Separators
landed
tat
Sturdy - Close Skimming
EASY TO CLEAN
the states
SKIMS CLEAN...
Light or Heavy Cream!
CREAM!
.. .
S
c
fl ft A Profitable Farm InvMitmdnL
Jimt received a shipment of thee Separators
.
..( &l
furnish you one either Motor Driven or Hand Driven.
The motor i fully enclosed and is buM the right size
and rune the proper speed to pull the maajdm.
Weefe prepared to give . . ,
EASY TERMS
aSwa
v.
i
Makes ...
DAIRY SPREAD OR PLASTIQ
Tom Kaysinasr of
St the week and haee wsaa ha
Mtlle rtaiaghtar. Cwlya Sue, and
tae MaaMa fMaW
Lena Mae tigwlwr )gct
for AjMrnta ia vndt the Ovie
tasBMansy otttC lJwassall t9 flO
Sana to vtstt ratatrvas be- Ben Barker,
, . ,
EASY TO TURN!
the latter part of har vacation
wtth her parents, gat O. X. tsnail- before retoraaiag to
Come In And Let Us Figure With You.
Sc. is hoase
tar a few nays aster waking a sea
voyage in the Fwnfls.
Mrs. Helen Angst and baby arrived st the tuna of har parent
aaw aigtit
4l
MoCormick-Deerin- g
by plane from Germany and
would be home in about a week.
Henry Martin is real sick. His
ana, Mvrt, has arrived to be with
his father and psaaa to take him
back with him as coon aa he ia
able to make the trip.
Mrs. H. D H Blge.ii and sister
spent Tueadav ivsnaag with Mrs.
Everett Samples.
The people of the Lutheran
church had a picnic at the Mao- kanne park in Usabock Friday
night despite the rahv Their spon
sors were Mr. and Mis. A. Krauae
and Rev. and Mas. B. Harbor.
Those visiting. flat O. W. Ba- stnger Sunday war Mr. and
Mrs. O. E Boyd and faanily of
Ball and Mr. as Ms. Ban El-- us
Arvttte
the
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aVlsWataf
We
v
car.
Ar-vl- lle
to Mr. and
Mrs. L. B. MaOua sal the birth of
a daughter bom Taawsday at
Mercy hospital la attaton.
Dorothy Sue tsaaljwnsil spent
This is the kind of furniture
i
tauoned and to be at the launching or a snip. He is to be com
missioned on the ITth.
Marvin TrueJoek and daughter,
O lends and relatives from Post
have gone fishing.
Eva Fay True lock spent the
week end here with her pa renia.
Mrs. John Leake is in the hospital at Lubbock and Mrs.
Ferguson has charge of the
Leake Drug store until Mrs. Leake
ia able to return to work.
Mlas Brunson and her
girl
friend of Lubbock visited her
parents, the G. A. Brunsons,
Thursday.
Several friends played Walter
Voigt a visit Sunday night as it
was his birthday.
CoaratulaUett
Bedroom
Ml
Hanry Ford,
Detroit, July It
Co.,
Motor
Ford
president of the
mi
Miinryn St, iu ,,
had announced today that his is In fat vlaitin
.
free of
c mpany will provide
equipdriving
apecial
auto
charge
ment to veteran who have lost
Blondln
N,,
arms or leg in the war and who on a tight irossed
rope .n my,"
prewar
Ford
new
of
have either
for Jhe first tKic in Texas this
year.
II
and child rwa.
HbbW4Ib1bIIKJbI
mn. Bin wtwui
Ban of TalMha we,,'
and Mrs. Wllr Rcii, "'"
J friend here last Wei
Seeding by atrp!.jte, a new
metlHxl of rice planting, was used
Pfc. Lcroy
Voigt write
his
folk he Is now working two hours
each day making casts at the hos
pital where he ia patient
Paul Edwin Wintarrowd is home
from Germany on a furlough.
Cpl. Henry M. (Babe) King
called his parents about fJO a.
m. Monday from Maine saying
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CHESTS
OCCASIONAL
I
An announcement of interest to
servicemen's wives was made this
week by the State Department of
Health it state that a service-man- 's
wife may apply for maternity cars and care (or her baby,
uaMOIIiity
under the emergency
and infant care prograim, geen
after her husband hat bean Mon.
orably discharged, promoted or
demoted, provided she was
during the period when he
waa la one of the four lowest pay
grades of the services or waa serving as an aviation radet. On the
am basis, she may apply If the
husband and father Is a prisoner
of war, missing in action, or dead.
This clarification as to who Is
entitled to care under the Government's emergency maternity
and infant an re program was
made by Dr. Geo. W. Cox. State
Health Officer. The State Department of Health administers the
program in Texas.
Heretofore the application for
care had to be made while the ser-- v
iceman waa In one of the eligible
grades. Now all that is required
to establish eligibility is proof
that the wife was pregnant whue
he was in one of the eligible
grades. The infant in these cases
is also eligibile for full care dur-h- is
first year of life. Similarly, if
the father of an infant whose
mother did not receive care under
the program was in one of those
grades at any time during the infant's first year of life, the Infant's
eligibility for care under the
program is established.
pre-ga- nt
said in Dallas
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at
Brook
Convalescent hospital.
Port Sam Houston, waa Sgt. Wlnl-frL. lUUman, husband of Mra.
Oct ram llallmen of Lubbock,
ml ton of Mr. ami Mrs. II. D.
Halhnan of Rout 1, Post. Set.
Halmn entered th Army Feb.
19. IMS and served at communi
cations sergeant with Company C,
a 13 in Parachute Infantry, 17th
AMiocm dlvugM, In the European
theatre of openrttone. Ht suffered
gnrepnel wound m Ht back and
am. at InImm, Belgium, and
Mr. and Mrs. W.
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Big Spring Choven
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Some terrac
ayatan which
wara instaUod two yours ago and
sovaral systems PMt wort lnatall-- d
last wintor had thatr first raat
tost daring rsoont rains.
J. W. MC)uiit osjjaorii4c in
star Vac no CaasacvsUan Qroup,
llLApy
wRdht ioumn
in TV nUwV- -
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iabv
op lpvii
smo
Mvcft waiora
hiWiniss on I(8tiJVBpgPKg'Rgt
The teeToaai m
lag to W. C. Qutoaobwrry
ftiiiUB Shrwert, and M. K.
ham's farsa which wm formerly
owned by Cheater Hunt, took a
4Vfc Inch rain on the ntajht of July
tut. All three farm are in Conservation Group gg. Some water
ran out the ends of
particularly th
diversion
racM on Mr. Quismbarry's farm,
but most of It stayed in the fields.
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Big Spring hM
been spprovod by PrMktent Truman m th location of a JM-be- d
hospital for West Tkm.
The hospital, an a 11 acre site
which wm a gWt Iohh th cMy,
will cost approximately $M4,-0-
eooperator in the
Justiceburg Conservation Oreup.
reports that the Bermuda grass
sod that he put in his river pas
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. "Isn Jack-so- n
rewmi
IVrrin
utlvn
ture last spring has survived the
and son, Wayne and Jamas,
spring drought and is now spreadof Carlsbad. Nw Mexico, v 1st tad
ing out. He plana to do more sodreal nam wm ISNit rttlaUvas and Klsnds for
Lrrv
ding
wrm
this fall or next spring. He
1
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Mvaral
day.
NEVER
RECEIVED
Wc'iv.
;ilo
plans
to sow some
M
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POtTAL
LLC U.ur. Bf. fruit
in his pasture. Last year
SYSTEM 7t3 BLAMfi ? VOPS
ne gathered a few seed from
CM.
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11
plants growing along the highway
and scattered them In his pasture.
BVRI.YN DO YD tntlTBC OF
Few survived the spring drought
NEWS OF GRASSLAND BOYS
but he plans to try some more
RXrBRIENCBS IN ITALY
News of two Grassland boys. early next spring.
Nixon,
Morgan
(Button)
Jr., and
News of Evelyn Bttbb Boyd,
daughter of Mrs. J. H. Dabb, will Jasper Nixon was sent to the Jamas Hart VMts Iterei Just
be of Interest to her many friends paper by their sister, Ellon Nixon, Returned From 34 Mentha
here. Th following dipping wm now of Olendals. Arizona.
In BurepMn Theatre
"After 11 months in the South
taken from the Amarilto Globe
Visiting friends In Post last week
Pacific, Button was transferred
and says:
James F. Hurt who arEvelyn Boyd, farmer society back to th tats to go to school wm
recently to visit
Lubbock
rived
In
attending
a
Seattle
now
is
hi
and
Globe-Ne)im
editor of the
in the home of his parenta, Mr.
conschool,
which
Compos
Gyro
written Amarillo friends from
and Mrs. Frank B. Hurt. The
"Somewhere in Italy" that she tinues for tour months. He wm in Hurts are formerly
of Post
transwm
and
major
battles
eight
wm the one who wrote captions
James hM been overseas S4
for the pictures of Mussolini's ferred back at the staUs from
months and hM been attached to
death and th Italian surrender to Okinawa. H wag at home on a
a
May.
bomber squadron of the Eighth
leave
last
the Americans. Her letter, dated
"Jasper Is Still in the Pacific Air Force in England. He docked
May 7, uid she wm gaining much
experience In radio photo and and hM been for the past 14 at New York on June 29, arriving
management work and while she months." she writes "Therefor on the Queen Elizabeth. Sgt. Hurt
liked her work better than any I can't tU much about him other who wears a Presidential citation
with Oak Leaf clusters and five
she hsd experienced, "I'd like to than that n wm in the
battle stars to his ETO ribbon. wUt
at
been
Corragtder,
has
and
be anywhere but here for E of
Day. I'd enjoy the reactions of Leyte, Uagafan Gulf, and spent report to Fort Sam Houston on
MERIT
S, and then to Victorville.
any people I can think of more several month around Guadal August
Calif.,
realignment.
for
era
both
Button
Jasper
and
canal.
titan the Italians." she wrote.
GRQW MASH
elac
are
Navy.
the
in
the
Beth
in
sold
She
the mistress of MussoGarcia Lopex de Cardenas dls
lini wm the only Italian woman trtcal division; and both were covered the Grand Canyon of
EGG MASH
for
SepUmhar
(ast
on
home
leae
allowed a eareer and 'ver career
Ariarna in the Autumn of 1649.
a very snout whne.
Is ended now."
Mr. 'and Mrs. Boyd volunteered
"We
Toxm hat one ranch that is
for overiMS service together. He
went direstly to England and larger than th entire state of
Delaware
friends her believe he Is sow
stationed in France or England.
Both are doing photographic work
for the OWI. Mrs. Boyd added she
believed
he would be transfer--e- d Eyes Taated
Frames Repaired
to some Balkan state within a
DuptlMted
Lenses
few weeks and that she would
continue in her ereaent position
GLASSES FITTED
iY. L,
"until the war with Janon Is over
end six months longer."
72.
111
Hospital Site
Th Veterans sdaemtstratloit
Nta ON Joby Hen. Soma walor ran Mid last week K would be a genojst Mm Mais of Ms tscmsas but eral medieal and surgical
of th ndn wm bold on the
land. Kon ran down toe old
Kartier Bp Mhoa had
waahac which ftrt now hUn
that the Vetera "B admta- -
J. SaUerwhtte
have had recent word from their
son J. W. who Is now In th Philippines. It had been two months
sine they have recetvad my nws
from htm. J. W. Informad his par
In tha hosent that h had
pital and had been suffering from
yellow Jaundice. Ht Is now on
Lueon.
it
District New
wm returned to th Unltd SUtaa
or noeptuuuauon mm treatment
April It.
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Arrival at Hospital
In San Antonio
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Tree Grow In
At Garza
Bmmdmy - Monday
mA
Shoe Stamp 4 To
Be Valid Aug, 1
Bse flrrt tr
ever to play a
Malar rate in a motion picture U
tug to have a permurwnt place
im me Hollywood sun.
is an Ajlanthus Glan- a variety of CMneac sum- tmtMaaaaaaaaaaaaBaaal
knesrn aa
Tree
The new shoe stamp which
becomes valid Aug. 1 will be
airplane stamp No. 4, in ration book No. 3, the OPA announces.
Airplane stamps Nos. 1,
'SSftaTS
Tfce w swaan h) the first
for sheas ta simms valid
No. 1, 1S44, when rat
because of limited stocks of
-a
shoes went off a
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CLASSinSD RATES
Bomb Group,
First InserMen. 3e per ward;
Among the ISS.000
InaarMens, lc per werd. N
men and women of the Eighth Air Ml
taken far leas than Mc. sash Is
Force congratulated today by Lt.
Oen. James H. Doollttle, who as tdvaaee.
England. 452nd
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my personal
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Pt
Sunday, 2:$0 p. m,
Play
In case there Is
tot-J-ust
Jm
Jmfmwwouyn.
tBmy A
War Bond Tadayl
nine inning affair. Liberty has the
leaenaw, btashnB nine
on
the
Plains, coasting a record of only
two games last ia two years.
kryone Is invited to come out
and give their support to the local
boys and watch them rise to glory
by rtsleaHHg that fast, speedy,
brnejtlag Liberty nine. The
same wtn be played on the local
ban
R. D. Travis, Jr., who has been
bore on a furlough, left Wednesday far Nebraska. It D. is expecting overt sa i orders Immediately.
fM
who recently
Moniies Laundry
oectosny
at the Wast Texas
hos-
pital in Lubbsck returned to hia
job at Maeeu Co. furniture store
early baa weak.
Joe ferrtsh of Oklahoma City
vtsltad hat fatter. J. H. Parrtah,
and hat bislhai and slaters the
SERVICE
VKKXJF
rd
Mhn Loyce aHi Jwentoe HIU
vaaltnd tod? parents, Xr. and
Mrs. . C. KOI, the past weak.
They art employed in Oklahoma
City.
Call 94
...
Ma nitty - TTianiaay
and son, Moyt, and
daughter, Delores
Dean,
viaited X Cs mother, Mrs. P. A.
Kill at Paduoah. Texas, last week.
X.
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C. Mill
Uttla
SnicsrNsiy
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Bay A War Bond today!
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Jala M96
FRIDAY
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SATl RI
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FOR SALE
Milk Goats. Kids,
one Buck, prises from $10.00 to
$75.00.
Co., 501
Acnaa Seed
BrOddway, UmlsLk, Texas.
5tp
.
four-engi- ne
non-flyi- ng
specialist.
Since August, 142, when
com-
g houses, 5 lots; one
feet With double walls and
shectrock kttonanette;
another
14x21 foot newly papered; another 4 roam House just started
when Completed will be 8 room
modern house. AH reasonably
priced. J. M, McAnally, North
Post. Box 813.
4tp
FOR SALS
A good farm house,
outbuiMtngs and windmill. T. L.
JONBS.
tf
FOR SALE
"I
or
'GH08T
U n
bat operations began. Flying
Fortresses and Liberators of the
Eighth drooped more than 700,000
tons of bombs on enemy targets.
Fighter pilots shot down 5,200
MISCELLANEOUS
Nasi planes and destroyed 4,250
others on the ground. Bomber WANT TO RBN- T- 4 or 5 room
gunners shot 8,000 German inter- house for Post Grade School Princeptors out of the air .
cipal. Please notify R. H. Raneon.
The Eighth dropped an average
To buy lard in large
of a ton of bombs every minute of WANTED
or small o mounts.
See Giles
the last 12 months.
21c
Airmen of the Eighth were the Boarding House.
first Americans to attack Ger- WANTED
1 will keep children
many. The early crews flew a
handful of unescorted bombers for tftc an hour while parents are
against the powerful Luftwaffe, at parties or show. See Mrs. W. F.
2tc
and proved the feasibility of an Cam.
American idea precision daylight WANTED
Wgh school
girl
bombing over the Botch.
wants plaee to work in home, part
As the Eighth grew In strength, time for room and board. See Mrs.
it was assign sd the task of crush- H. M. Roberta, Rt 8, Grassland. 3p
ing the Oorman air force, which
had to be done before the Allies REWARD
Far ladies' purse left
could Invade France. Bombers of to ladies rest room of Thaxton
the Eighth smashed Nasi aircraft Service StotfcMt last Saturday.
production canters. Its fighters Purse contained driver's license,
destroy 1 thousands of enemy gasoline Stamps, check for $10.00
planes in the sir and on the and $8.00 In cash Won't finder
please return all except cash?
ground.
After boating the Lnttwaff e Into Keep It for reward w. O Thev- relative unpotency, the Eighth
lk
threw its growing weight against WANTED:
cheap
Oeed
car.
Ford
Germany's rail system and vital
or Chevrolet. Any model. Pay
(erf Oil Teeajoj' Q9fAvfc&gttg)e;
4( i
aWsPC
conjunction with the British Roy- cash. Ouy C. nvnlvfaTXJfl , Phone
tp
al Air Force and the U. S. 15th ,11.
Air Force, disonpuitaed all trans- LOST
Black Fox
male
port in Germany, restricted Oor dog in front of theterrier
American
man military operations m the ab- Cafe Jury 15th. Dog goes by name
end on the ground, and paved the i "nags. Has white on belly and
way for the inarch of Allied arm- - two white feet Return to
Sheriff's
aea across
Office and receive $18.00 reward, p
t SaVaV
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If the person reading this ad ts
the one who stole geraniums
planted at Mr Tucker's grave at
the cemetery, want to thank them
for the one they left out of six
planted there. All were pulled up
by the roots. You will put one of
your lewd ones away there aome-da- y
so remember:
o unto oth
ers as you would have them do
unto you."
Mrs. JL ft. Tucker
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NELSON'S
PI.KASR NOTICE
1 July 22.23
"
Blixed Vegetables
Mr. and Mrs J. R, Beech have
returned from a wAeatton in Rui- other Batata in New
1
IS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS
12x24
The farmers of the Barman
Springs community believe in
practicing the good neighbor
policy Recently they took their
farm oqulpmiiit to the farm of
Mrs. Dickson and put all her land
up in one day's time. Their good
friend an tHHm. Mr. Dickson,
was kiUsd by asbtning recently.
We think this was a fme neighbor- -
Mack Brown
6
1-
FOH SALE Y'room "house, bath,
W
of you Jar the uupuflcient job. and 2 tots, tsuMorth Post See A.
T. McCaiaMW Kt 1. Post. Texyou have dene.
"Each of you," he continued, as, SVi otttat Northwest on Lub"may be proud of your part ia bock highway.
he defeat of Oormany. I am proud FOR SALE
sight room modern
of you. The world Is proud of home
ing fores. Its personnel of 15,000
was the equivalent of 11 m fan try
divisions, and It could send 11,000
bombairmen In 1,000
ers and 1,000 fighters over Germany at one time, a combat effort possible only through the support of tens of thousands of
mmt
SBamaasansWamaaSBtlsBB
west Post Sam sfelock west, -2
block norm at Blgh school. Mrs.
Jlmmtc Wltttems.
tf
Oaed Nefcfcber Pafcey Praetfeed
By Oana Par mars
mm
-
canstulauons sod
JOH SALS
Ftm SMJnU pgr home in north-
A Strong Liberty, Texas, base-ba- U
with four and fraction acres
nine will roU into Poet Sun- you."
of land. Price: $4,000 00 cash. W.
The Eighth Air Force was the T. Oowan, Box
day afternoon at 2 p. m. to take
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