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"PAGE FOUIl ' ' ' ' ' ' . That home of yours is it as comfortable and convenient as you would like to have it? If not, modernization and other improve, ments offer complete remedy. We know that the cost of such work is uppermost in your mind, but, at your Invitation, we will show you how, with accurate plans, expert workmen and quality materials, you can have a completely modernized home at one, low savin? price. Come in today for our helpful service. It's FREE. R. B. SPENCER i A. COMPANY Jno. Couch, Mr. Room .i li " "" "! ' The Living s . i. i l d ih - r. BLUi The Kitchen laiyyi The Attlo IJJLJ The Bathroom '" t-- j ' i. :: 'i '. A Three Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulslon. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomulslon. which goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the inflamed membranes as the germ-lade- n phlegm is loosened and expelled. Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist Is authorized to guarantee Creomulslon and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with Till1: nASKELL FIIEE PRESS B. T. U. Zone Mcctinc Will Be Held Here , Bun day The South Zone Meeting of the Haskell Association B. T. U. will be held with the First Baptist .Church in this city Sunday after noon, Mnrch 14th. The following program has been arranged, to begin promptly at 20 o'clock' Mrs. Dora Lambert Honored On 58th Birthday A surprise birthday given in honor of Mrs Droo Lambert's 58th birthday Sunday, March 7 in the of her and daughter In law, Mr. and Mrs. L. P Brcckcnridge, Texas. All of her were there except daughter, Mrs Ellis of Wichita Falls, Devotional Pinkcrton Church. Each carried a basket and at 2:40 P. M Business and An- noon a bountiful table nouncements Mrs. L. P. Lambert baked the 2:55 P M. "The B. T. U. as a birthday cake. It was Social and Recreational Medium" decorated with 58 little - Rule Church. buds 3:10 P. M. "The Inspiration Those enjoying the occasion Offered In a LIVE B. T. U." were: Mrs. J. H. O'Dell, Dallas, Sweet Home Church. Texas, Miss Ludie Lambert, Kno. 3:25 P. M. Inspirational Ad City, Mr and Mrs. Maurice dress Who? Come and See! Scruggs and Miss Helen Scruggs, The meeting will be adjourned Haskell; Mr. Mrs. E. Lam- .at 3:45 o'clock bert and children, Mr. and Mrs If your Church is not attending J. D. Lambert and children, these meetings, please get a group Mr. and Mrs. Patt Rives, of your B. T. U. s and come. Glen Rose, and Mrs. o Bean, Mrs. D. C. Hulsey The Modern I'riscllla Club and children, and .First Mcctinp and Mrs. L. P. Texas. The first meeting of the Modern Priscilla Club was held in the Knitting Circle iiome of Mrs. Skinny Tidwcll Thursday, March 4. Mrs. Sam T. Chapman hos- - I Mrs. Tidwcll presided as chair- members of Knitting man while the following officers Circle an day were elected: meeting having circle of Ro- Car-mlcha- President Mrs. Jerry chester of which she also a member, meet with A pre- Secretary Treasurer Mrs. pared dish was furnished each one, Clarence Trout when combined a delightful Ghol-son- Reporter Mrs. Buford . lunch enjoyed Knitting were the diversion of Social Chairman Mrs. Thur-ma- afternoon. Those present were n Bynum. Mesdames A. A. Gauntt, V. Alvls, With the new president in Marion Hicks. L. M. Kay and charne the motto "To Make The Chas Kay of Rochester. Mes- and orchid dames Rogers Gilstrap. Jno. A. ass.-v -- jg S2Sfg: gzw?u"$ The purpose of club is to ' -- , hostess. a ... uit'uui 4,1 i and the idUM; i. iiiiuiboi ms. u'erts home life of its members. The meetings consist of each member Rev. Mrs. I. X. Alvls bringing her work and spending a Have Family Reunion social hour The club now has 8 Rev. and Mrs. I. N. Alvis had a members and wishes to increase family at their home the its membership. past week-en- having their A delicious luncheon plate was children three. served to following: Mrs. Jerry Those present the enjoyable Clarence Trout, Bu- - occasion were Mr. and Mrs C. L. ford Gholson, Thurman Bynum, Alvls and two sons Austi Seco. Clyde Isbell, Nig nnH Mr. vwi, ai,., a o ht- - Bartlett hostess and Ah.is of Mrs. Taylor Sego March 18 Reporter o Bledsoe Honorce For Birthday Party friends sixth elected played jo with cream to Theodore Pace, Ben Gilbert Wheeler, S. Foguc, Billy Kemp, Gilstrap of City, Patsy Myrta Bob Buna Martha Post, Madgie Reese, Ivy honoree. Mrs'. Earl and baby' children and Alic uuu win mtvi lit hik uvuiv; vir nnrt Mrs. iQCin Ave nf Tin Thursday, Chester, Mr. John of lene. The relatives from were present, and Marticia Mrs. Rice sons, and and Mrs. Taylor Alvis and Mrs. R. L. Lemmon was hostess, o lor a number of of Health Club Meets daughter Marticia Bledsoe, day night for a birthday party The grade Club of Sunday March 7th being her 13th North Ward met March 5, 1937 birthday. Numerous games were and the following officers. after the birthday I Seventh Grade Class Holds Mcctlnc dinner was The Seventh Grade Class met Monday, March 8, 1937. After the president had called the meeting home son to order, the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting, and Lambert, they were approved. We voted to see If we would elect two ushers one from the South Ward, and the ma- Texas. jority voted In favor. The following were elected from the South was set. Ward: Billie Jo Ivey and Hess Hartsficld, and from the North beautifully Ward, Josephine Parish and Dan pink can- Oates. dy rose We also selected for our class motto, "Climb Tho The Rocks Be Rugged." o Baptist W. M. S. and W. Beginning March and extend ing through March 5th the W M. Hico, S. met in the week of prayer for Texas; Home Missions. An interesting Texas; Mr program was rendered each af- Wiley ternoon and a nice offering made Rochester; Mr for Home Missions. On Wednes Lambert, Brcck- day night of the same week our cnridge, senior Y. W A. girls gave the was tess for the Wednesday for all the is them. by was and conversation the sss the and reunion all present except the for Carmichael. Mr Taylor and Alvls Abl following Haskell Mr. Alvis and two Mr daughter. her Satur--. Health which I'resmeni ueuy Hester cake ice and candy t Junior Walr. was served Secretary' David Patterson. Clifton, W. Jury Josephine Parish, Vernay James Mack Burson, Frances Chapman, Alton Smith, Ruth Knox Irvin. Pate, Program Committee Golda Branch, Faye Reynolds, Mae Gibbs, G C Irvin, Virginia Jerry Sue Pate and the Reporter Sammy Holland pro-gra- Home Demonstration Club News Hluc Bonnet Home Demonstration Club Salt Cedar makes an excellent hedge and wind break says Mrs Lewis Clark in a meeting of the Blue Bonnet Home Demonstration Club, March 4th in the home of Mrs. Homer Turner. Each mem ber answered with "An Improvement That I Can Make In My Yard Without Any Expense" as Mrs. Ed Conner called the roll Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. McCain led the recreation program. Mrs Clark gave Council report. We had one new member, Mrs. D. Hale. All members are urged to 1 be present at next meeting in home of Mrs J. M. Manclll, March 18 to meet our New Home Demonstration Agent, Miss Vaughan. Refreshments were served to the following: Visitors, Mrs. Ro gers, Mrs. Whitlow. Members, Mrs B. Seltz, O. J. McCain, Joe Holcomb, Nora Walters, Lewis and those who were not Clark, J. M. Manclll, E. F. Rich-ards- , there certainly missed a treat. A. D. Lewis, Ed Conner, These girls are so efficient and Homer Turner. Reporter. give their parts in a wonderful o way. They also had a nice offer- Demonstration On Rcfinlshlng ing. Furniture at Center wo-me- Monday March 8th fourteen Point II. D. Club met in Bible Study with our pastor teaching the last part of Refinishing old furniture was the book of Matt In a short bus! the demonstration given to seven ness meeting it was decided to members of the Center Point give a linen shower to Hendrick Home Demonstration Club in the Memorial Hospital in this month, home of Mrs J. F. Jeter Thursday and also send several crates of March 4 by Miss Mildred Vaughan eggs to Buckncr Orphans Home. our new county Home Demonstra- All the church is asked to take tion Agent. part in this. Bring your eggs to Each step was given beginning one of our grocery stores March with removing the old and games of and 27 and designate that they are for applying the paints and varnishes Buckner Orphans Home and help Mrs. W. T Morgan was honoree to give our 600 orphan children at the birthday shower. some eggs for breakfast just like Jello, hot chocolate and cake your own children like. were served to the following Miss Mildred Vaughan. Mesdames Personals Tom Hise, H. F Harwell Jr., T P Morgan, W. T. Morgan, W. E. Kathryn Davis, daughter Johnson, T. M. of Mr. Patterson and the hostess, Mrs and Mrs. Tom Davis is in J. F. the Jeter. The Stamford Hospital club will where she was meet in the home of Mrs. T. M. taken yesterday afternoon. She is Patterson the third reported to have peritonitis. Thursday. Reporter Ralph E. Duncan secretary of Hutto Home Demonstration the Chamber of Commerce, is g Club Meets from an attack of "To destroy sucking insects use a mixture of Judge and Mrs C. M. Conner were in Munday Tuesday night to attend a reception held honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chapman. Mrs. J M. Glass and daughters, Misses Elsie Gholson and Helen Mable Baldwin and Mr. Baldwin spent the past week end in Dallas with relatives and friends. o CHRISTIAN CHURCH March 14th. Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Lord's Supper 11:45 A. M Intermediate Endeavor 5:30 P M. High School Endeavor 6:30 P. M. 1 pound nicotine sul phate in 20 pound Hydrated Lime, dusting it on the plants when they are wet with dew. This way you get more of the mixture on the plants thus killing more of the In sects," Mrs. Lucy Day told members present at the meeting of the Hutto Home Demonstration Club in the home of Mrs. Buster Nance, Friday 26. Mrs. Day also stated if you do not have the equipment needed to dust plants a flour sifter may be used. A broom or broom weed dipped in the solution and sprinkled on plants can be used as a substitute for a spray In concluding the program It was stated that biting insects are destroyed with a mixture of 34 pound arsenate of lead to 25 gal-Ion- The Rose Home Demonstration Club The Rose Home Demonstration Club met Monday, March 8th at g 2:30 at the church house. The new officers were elected: Mrs. Harry Barber Chairman. Mrs. C. P. Rose Mrs. O. P. Collins Secretary. Mrs, H G. Scott Council Miss Essie Scott Program Committee. Mrs O. P. Collins Social Mrs. H. G. Scott Home Food Supply Demonstrator. Miss Vaughan spoke on how to rcfinish furniture. Our next meeting will be March 22nd at the church house. Notice To Josselct II. D. Club Members Mrs. Jess Josselet will be assisted by Miss Mae Cothron Friday night, March 12th for a monthly social for members of the Josselet H. D. Club at the home of Mrs. Josselct. o Josselct II. D. Club Monthly Social The Josselctt H. D. Club had their regular monthly social in the home of Mrs. C A. Thomas with Mrs. Cliff Ammons assisting Friday night, February 2Gth. A musical entertainment furnished by a Spanish band was enjoyed paint afJer which "84" miscellaneous games were played Refreshments of pic and coffee were served to about fifty people. Hutto H. D. Club Will Meet March 12 The Hutto Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday, March 12 with Miss Alice Corral. Miss Mildred Vaughn, the Home Demonstration Agent will have charge of the program. All members are urged to be present. Visitors arc cordially New Cook Home Demonstration News The New Cook Club gave Miss Mildred Vaughan a hardy wcl- - come at her first meeting with them last Friday afternoon. Miss Vaughn is takinc the nlace of Miss Peggy Taylor. Members of the club answered roll call with some piece of fur. niture they would rcfinish. Miss Vaughan gave a demonstration of removing varnish from wood work with a varnish remover, then refinishing it. whisk She also gave a demonstration of removing paint from s of water. Cut worms arc deswood-wor- Rev. and Mrs. Whatley Honorces For "Surprise rounding" Rev. and Mrs. H, R. Whatley were honor guests at a "surprise pounding" given at the Baptist Church last Friday night March 5th, the occasion being the be ginning of Rev. Whatley's 11th year as pastor of the First Baptist Church A unique program was given in the form of a radio broadcast, witli a loud speaker with a lye paste then it. We had one visitor. The club adjourned to meet with Mrs. T. J. Cannon March 19th. Those enjoying the program were: Mrs. T. E. Rock, Bill Pen-ick- , H. H, Hines. Alice Rock. John Brock, John Vernon, Oria Yar- - Drougn, joe Lowery, John Baugh, A. C. Prultt. Sam Warren. H. Cloud, W. P. Hines, T. J. Cannon, B. T. Weaver, Parsons, H. Weaver, ana ftiisses unristme Penick, Bon nle Gene and Miss Mildred Vaughan. be-inused for the audience while the performers broadcast from the balcony, Rev. J. L. Ponder of being the announcer, prov-e- d to be very successful. The program started off with Bcwley's Chuck Wagon Gang by Mrs. Carl Powers, Mrs, Jack Crutchcr and Mrs. Billy Burt. Miss Dorothy Dec Welsh imitated Fred Lowcry, whistler, Miss Jean Conner vocal soloist represented Driag-nctte- Jessie . Members to represent Stamps Quartet were Joe Maples, Jim Fouts, Haydcn McDonald and Pete Frierson. The number that proved very entertaining was the be-in- man on the street, g questions asked by the announcer (mostly about Rev. Whatley). Last on tho program, the Crazy Water Crystal program by Jack Amloung was very capable given by the Rhythm Racketeers. Several jingles were read of which Rev. and Mrs. Whatley were the winners and received a variety of grocer ies from members of the church. The large three tier birthday cake with ten candles was cut and served with coffee to about 200 persons The congregation stood together and sang "Blest Be The Tie That Binds." Contract Bridge Club Mrs. Marvin Branch was hostess to members of the Contract Bridge Club with an extra tabic Tuesday afternoon After the us ual games Mrs. Bert Welsh was given the prize for highest score for members and Miss Gcraldine Hunt high for guests. Mrs. Branch served a delightful refreshment plate to Mrs. Bert Welsh, Mrs. French Robertson, Mrs. Hollis At- - kelson, Mrs Terry Lceman, Mrs, Virgil Reynolds, Mrs. W. G. For-gy- , Mrs. B. C. Chapman, Mrs. Marvin Bryant, Mrs. Hill Oates, Mrs. Theron Cahill, Mrs. Jack Micklc and Miss Gcraldine Hunt. Mrs. W. G. Forgy will be hostess for the club next Tuesday. o Surprise Birthday Dinner In Honor of Mrs. J. II. Bland A surprise birthday dinner was given in honor of Mrs. J. H. Bland in her home Wednesday, March 10th. She and her husband Mr. J, H. Bland motored to Abilene Wednesday morning and d at twelve o'clock. All results from the verv first, bottle. Get Creomulslon right now (Adv ) Maude Newberry 'i 'i :: :i ii 94-W- troyed with 1 pound of parish green, 20 pounds of coarse wheat, bran, 6 finely ground lemons, 2 quarts of molasses mixed with enough water to be moist. Put 14 teaspoons at base of each plant. Each member responded to the roll call with "Some Insects I Have Had In My Garden." Lice, cut worms and blister bugs were the most plentiful. Mrs. S. S Dozicr gave a ten minute parliamentary drill. A ten minute period of was led by Mrs. G. F Those present were Mesdames J. W. Carver, S. S. Dozier, Joe Williams, Lucy Day, G F. Wil-liam- Jane Williams, D. B. Cum- - I mings, Mike Howell and Miss THE STORM SEASON IS AT HAND! recrea-tio- n Do you have sufficient protection on your property? Consult us regarding your insurance needs. We write storm insurance on both city and farm property. Menefee &. Fouts "Everything insured against anything" ftt $ ) ww,owww, THE BAPTIST CHURCH Every service is carefujjj plan ned to suit the needs of the church and community as a whole. The services should aid us in our thinking and in spiritual growth. The develonment of tho spiritual life is our first business in me. When you attend our ser-vicewe believe you will g0 home a stronger christian. "A Wilderness Transformed In-t- o a Garden" will be the subject of the sermon Sundav mornine. This transformation should take place In every life. By the power oi uoa uie oau can oc destroyed and the good supplied. "ine Divine and tho Hnmnn Combined in Christ" will be the sermon topic for the evening ser- - Vice. This Should bo n nnvlnuc doctrine to every believer, because it is the foundation of the Christ-Ia- n religion. In tho human we see Him taking our place and in the divine we see Him atoning for our sins. The Sunday school will welcome you in any class at 9:45. Make Sunday a day of worship for yourself and family. o Sheriff Giles Kemp made a busl. ness trip to Houston the first of the week. Less Monthly Discomfort Many women, who formerly suffered from a weak, run-dow- n condition as a result of poor assimilation of food, say they benefited by taking CARDUI, a special medlclno for women. They found it helped to J increaso mo r.ppeute ana improve digestion, thereby bringing them more strength from their food. Naturally there Is less discomfort nt monthly periods when tho system has been strengthened and the various functions restored and regulated. Ctrdut, pritttd by thouitnd of women, i " '"'to trjrlnj. Of eourie, U Ml UntllUd, iuu!t k pbjrtdtn. 1Pq0& guests were present and dinner served when they returned. The guests were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mercer, Mrs. Tom Strickland, Mrs. Henry Bal lard, Mrs. M. H. Harris. Mrs. H. E. Melton, Aunt Caroline John- - son, Mrs. T. A. Coleman, Mrs. Martin Arend. Miss Sallie Arcnd. Mrs. Joe Chapman, Billie Fire-ston- e of Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bird, Mr. Thurman Bird, i Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pennington, Mrs. Alvls Bird and daughter Jean, Mr. J. P. Wheatley, Mrs. Lola Mae Massle, Miss Claudie Mae Massic, Mr. Clyde L. Bland, Mr and Mrs. C. E. Bland and children Jimmie Doyle and Jossie Quienell, Mrs. J. H. Bland. She was rather surprised and dumbfounded when she came in. She thought she would have to fix dinner for the crowd. To her surprise, however, each guest brought a covered dish. i: 4 Intermediate G. A. Hooker LYE 6 for .. 49q MAGIC WASHING POWDER, 10 Ounce Packages y Q 6 Packages For rOC Plenty Seed Irish Potatoes. Onion Plants and Sets. The Intermediate G. A. met In the home of Marticia Bledsoe, Wednesday evening at 7:00 o'clock. We opened our meeting with a prayer, led by our leader, Miss Hortcnsc Walling. Following a short business meeting was n program on "Baptist Missions." Refreshments were served to the following: Gcraldine Akins, Marticia Bledsoe, Anna Rose Chapman, Jean Conner, Doris Hammer, Ernestine Pace, Patsy Pate, Maxlnc Perdue, Martha Post, Sue Quattlebaum, Madglc Reese, Eulamae Watson and our leader. Mrs. Sam T. Chapman and daughter Miss Mary Ben arc visiting in Rochester with friends this week end. LOOK J KijJH or Thursday. MnrM. 11. lv vM Mar Mr. and Mrs. Jack m..l left this morning for Ferris t! as where they will spend a w or ten days with their , Merchant and family. Thcv expect to attend tho Fat ?, Show in Fort Worth while Haynes Beauty Shoppe aw See us about our special! prices on jacauty Work. Operator: Oma Mae Smith Phone If bought on before Wed nesday, March 17th Due to the liberal response given our Special Offer announced last week, this discount will remain effective for a short time longer until Trades Day, Wed., March 17th This introductory offer is good on the purchase of Baby Chicks in lots of 100 or more. We have several breeds to select from. $7.95 jper 100 Started Chicks (one to two weeks old) slightly higher Take Advantage of this Special Offer today and get started on a successful season of Poultry Profits. CUSTOM HATCHING. Incubators set each Monday and Thursday. Poultry Supplies and Purina Feeds Trice Hatchery Phone 418 Haskell, wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwtwwwww,tw frffrfffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffrrffffffffffff)niffffffJ As an inducement to the growing list of thrifty shoppers who fer to trade here, we offer the following specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday. SUNBRITE CLEANSER Fo1' 19c 291 Texas added pre- IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT The Tender Steaks or Roasts from our Market will make any meal complete, and there's more nutritive value in every cut. Fresh Vegetables LETTUCE, Head . . 5 CARROTS, 2 bunches Qq H. H. McDonald Grocery Courteous Service Telephone 28 Free Delivery 'Z""JMttfftwtMi'itV'' Til Pub I LnV f AIU I Job I Lou 1 Jua 1 ciy FRI The Fresh' rough akli c arc glaa The Fresh icticing i rls have ound oau. can play, snsor ana r coach, S our suits feirs in n ,Ve arc p ister egg We are p lis cnroiic( 1P0RT; The old work n very tr ic snouio ay all th ed. very udent II Irrassmci re all Udy ami too late lis is tc ades ar tim hen if old 5 kcrfcrc the b lid our Bshmcn
March 11. 1037 T1WMATTSON Published by Students of LaVcrne Guess Alice Atchison John A. Mayficld LouEtta Stonford Juanltn Mopes , Clyde Crumo FRESH FISH Th Freshmen have just gotten mneh taking six weeks exams, e arc glad most all of us passed. IV Frcshmnn boys have been acticing track. The Freshman ris have been playing play mind ball. Believe mc, we sure- - can play as Miss Perrin is our ionsor and John B. Frceland is r coach, Some of us have order-ou-r suits The others will order eirs in a very few days. We arc planning on having an istcr egg hunt some night. We arc glad that Lois Hnmmlt j enrolled in school as o Fresh- - tt We Go J bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbf bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb Anywhere Any Ttase 'aarr TEXAS Mnttson Rural High School Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Society Editor Joke Editor went in John B.'s and Bob's V-- 3 to the play at Weinert Monday night enjoyed themselves. Now what is all this "huddling" business about? It seems that a bunch of certain Mattson boys got left out because of it. Explain boys. I believe that John A. gets the time mixed up sometimes getting two periods ahead of time just before lunch. o WHO'S WHO IN THE FRESHMAN CLASS bbbbbEl Burial Service Accompanied By Price Moderation Ambulance Service To those of limited means, we offer a distinctive funeral service in which economy is a most appreciative consideration never apparent in the impres-siveneand completeness of details or direction. ss KINNEY FUNERAL HOI STAMFORD, To Your Home's Future 'i 'i I. 'i 'i 'i 'i I. :: ' 'i 'i 'i :: 'i u PHONE 10 'i :: LOOKri- Consider the beauty and value of your home in years to come. The outside and surrounding appearance is every bit as important as the interior. A beautiful exterior will furnish real pleasure and enjoyment. JRose Bushes, Each 10c and 25c Evergreens 50c Up Fruit Trees ,.., 15c Up Shade Trees Flowering Shrubs Pecan Trees 50c Up Conner Nursery and Floral Company 25c 50c LEGAL NOTICE i;iiiYiiu.N liv I'UIIIJCATIO.N LEGAL NOTICE TIIF STATF Vfvac:. ' ?nl ton "PrMcntntlyw. Jesse Hamit his unknown heirs and lo the Sheriff or any Constable1 legal repiescntativcs. Eva Hnmil 0 Ji?tf i,?u,l.t,TSRKETING' l,on nml hor ""known heirs and &" uufti., legal representatives, Nannie that you summon, by' son joined pro forma with her making publication of this clta- - husband, J. L. Wilson and their uuu in miiiiu newspaper puonsneu unknown heirs and legal repre. n the County of Haskell, if there scntatives, J. II. Goodloe and his be a newspaper published therein,1 unknown heirs and legal repre-bu- t if not, then in o newspaper scntatives, R. L. Goodloe and his published in the nearest county to unknown heirs and legal repre-sai- d Haskell County, for four (4) scntatives, E. H. Goodloe and his consecutive weeks previous to unknown heirs and legal repre-th- e return day hereof; I scntatives, V A. Davis and his John E. Patton and his un- - unknown heirs and legal reprcsen-know- n heirs and legal rcprcscnta- - tatlvcs, J I. Davis and his un-tlve- James M Patton and his' known heirs and legal rcprcscnta-unknow- n heirs ond legal repre I tlves, J. B. Davis and his unknown scntatives, Ellen Ross, joined pro heirs and legal reprcsentativcj, forma with her husband J. F. Ross Elizabeth Davis and her unknown and their unknown heirs and le-- 1 heirs and legal representatives, B. gal representatives, Jesse Hnmil-- 1 1. Lewis, joined pro forma with ton and his unknown heirs and, her husband, W. A. Lewis and legal representatives, Eva their unknown heirs and legal re- - ton ana ncr unnnown neirs ana legal representatives, Nannie Wil son joined pro forma with her 1PORTANCE OF STUDY IThe old saying "All play and work makes Jack a dull boy ' very true. We all know that le should study some as well as iy all the time. Studying is. in- - is ed, very essential to the school udent It also saves much cm- - Irrassmcnt. iVe all take pleasure before bdy and never realize until it too late what an unwise thing lis is to do. Then when our ades are handed to us we are is times very embarrassed hen if wo had not let that fool- - old saying, "Never let work Kerfere with your good times" It the best of us we could have lid our heads high with acconi- - husband, J. L. Wilson and their unknown heirs and legal "repre-scntatives- , J. H. Goodloe and his unknown heirs and legal repre-scntative- R. L. Goodloe and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, E. H. Goodloe and his unknown heirs and legal repre sentatives, V. A. Davis Henrietta Druesedow is a fun and his loving unknown heirs member of the Freshman and legal reprcsen. tatlvcs, class. Henrietta was born J. I. Davis and his un- the 4th day of March and is fifteen years known heirs and legal representatives, old. She is five feet and eight J. B. Davis and his unknown inches in height heirs and weighs and legal representatives, one hundred and two pounds. Elizabeth Davis and her unknown She ha3 blond hair. Her favorite actor heirs and legal representatives, B. and I. Lewis, joined pro actress is Gene Autry and Jane forma with her husband, W. A. Lewis and Withers. The food she likes best Jcllo. She likes to play tennis. their unknown heirs and legal Her favorite subject is English. J. M. Burkhead and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, Emma Owens and Marshall HolcomDe Is one of her unknown heirs and legal re- the quiet members of the Fresh-ma- n presentatives, S E. Patton and his class He never has much to unknown heirs and legal repre say. He is thirteen years old and scntatives, Melrose Patton and his birthday is July the first. He his unknown heirs and legal five feet and five inches tall Lucy Trousdale and and weighs one hundred and five her unknown heirs and legal re pounds. He is brown headed. His presentatives, Samuel Calhoun favorite actor is Jackie Cooper. and his unknown heirs and legal The actress ho likes best is Sue representatives, William Calhoun Collins His preference to all other and his unknown heirs and legal sports is base ball. His favorite pshment. representatives, Jas. W. Brown food and subject is ice cream and and his unknown heirs and legal English. representatives, David Patton and LISTENING IN his unknown heirs and legal re Verna Mildred Mapes is one of presentatives, Isidro Gant, joined Ruth must kind-hearted- be very ; the best students of the Fresh- nro forma with her husband, E. gave part 01 her lunch to a man class. She is 13 years old Gant and their unknown heirs or dumb animal" Wednesday and her birthday is July 12th. She and legal representatives, Edward Ve hope the three couples who is four feet, 8 inches tall and Patton and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, William Pat-to- n t444iZ'' Muaday, and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, Emma Kirk-Patric- k and her unknown heirs and legal representatives, W. E. Bunch, joined pro forma with her husband, W. R. Bunch, and their unknown heirs and legal representatives, M. R. Patton, a minor, and his unknown heirs and legal J. S. Patton and his unknown heirs and legal repre sentatives; J. E. Patton and his unknown heirs and legal repre--, sentatives: Lula E. Martin and her unknown heirs and legal representatives, Samuel Kelley and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, defendants, whose residence is un- - known to be and appear before the Honorable District Court of Haskell County, Texas, at the next regular term thereof, to be holden in the County of Haskell, at the court house thereof, in Haskell, Texas, on the third (3rd) Monday in April, A. D. 1937, same being the 10th day of April, A. D. 1937, then and there to answer a peti-tlo- n filed in said Court on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1937, in a suit numbered on the docket of said Court, No. 4714, wherein Jewell Day is Plaintiff, and John E. Patton and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, James M. Patton and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, Ellen Ross, joined pro forma with her husband J. F. Ross weighs 85 pounds. She has black hair. Her favorite food is mince meat pic. She likes to ride horse back. Jane Withers and Dick Powell are her favorite actress and actor. Her favorite subject is English. James Robert Massie is 13 years old and his birthday is September 29th. He is five feet, 6 inches in height and weighs 110 pounds. He has brown hair. His favorite actor is Buck Jones. The actress he likes best is Shirley Temple. Pea-nu- t butter and cookies is the food he likes best. Algebra is his favorite subject and basketball is his favorite sport. Farms For Sale 396.5 Acres, 8 miles S, E. of Haskell, 230 acres in cultivation, two sets of improvements, known as I. N. Aivis farm. 300.6 Acres, 6 miles S. W. of Haskell, 200 Acres in cultivation, two sets of improvement, known as Falwell & Hunt farm. 313 Acres, 3 miles S. W. of Haskell, 245 acres in cultivation, pood improvements, known as McKnight farm. 521 Acres, 8 miles N. of Has-kel- l, 431 acres in cultivation, two Ects of improvements, known as Pcrrln farm. 743 Acres. 3 miles S. W. or Haskell, 400 acres in cultivation, three sets of improve ments, known as Rushing farm. 225 Acres, 7 miles N. W. of Haskell, 130 acres in cultivation, one set of improvements, known as Thomason farm. Small Cash Payment required, Balance financed. If Interested, Sec J. C. Borden First National Bank Bid. Tlin HASKELL mid their unknown heirs and le- - presentatlves, J M. Burkhead and his unknown heirs and legal Emma Owens and her unknown heirs and lenal re prescntatives, S E. Patton and his unknown heirs and legal repre-sentative- Melrose Patton and his unknown heirs and legal Lucy Trousdale and her unknown heirs and legal representatives, Samuel Calhoun and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, William Calhoun and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, Jas. W. Brown and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, David Patton and his unknown heirs and legal re- - prescntatives, Isidro Gant, joined pro forma with her husband, E. Gant and their unknown heirs and legal representatives, Edward Patton and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, William Patton and his unknown heirs and le-grepresentatives, Emma Kirk Patrick and her unknown heir3 and legal representatives, W. E. Bunch, joined pro forma with her husband, W. R. Bunch, and their unknown heirs and legal reprcsen-tatives- , M. R Patton, a minor, and his unknown heirs and legal J. S, Patton and his unknown heirs and legal repre sentatives, J. E. Patton and his unknown heirs and legal repre--, sentatives; Lula E. Mar-ti- n and her unknown heirs and legal representatives, Sam uel Kelley and his unknown heirs and legal representatives, arc defendants. The nature of plaintiff's demand being as follows, to-wi- An action in Trespass to Try Title and for damages as follows: Plaintiff alleges That on or about the 1st day of January, 1937, plaintiff was lawfully seized and possessed of the following described lands and premises, situated in Haskell County, Texas, holding and claiming the same in fee simple, to-wi- All that certain tract or parcel of land lying and being situated in Haskell County, Texas, to-wi- Being 100 acres of land off the North side of Subdivision No. 3 of the Ruthy Campbell Survey in Haskell County, Texas, described by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning at the NE corner of Subd. No. 2 and NW corner of Subd. No. 3 for the NW corner of this tract in the North line of said Ruthy Campbell Survey; Thence East along said N. line 965 3-- varas to NE corner of said No. 3 and NW corner of Subd. No. 4 for NE corner of this tract; Thence S. 584 varas to SE corner of this tract and NE corner of 152.1 acre tract; Thence W. 965 3-- varas to SW corner of this tract in West line of Subd. No. 3; Thence North 584 varas to the beginning, being 100 acres off the North side 252.1 acre tract deeded in two tracts by S. W. Scott and wife to W. H. Day. That on the day and year last 'i We have purchased 15c FKLK PRESS LEGAL NOTICE aforesaid, the defendant unlawfully entered upon said promises and ejected the plaintiff therefrom, and unlawfully withholds from him the possession thereof,' to ins damages in the sum of $5,000 00. That the reasonable rental value of said land and premises is S1000.00. WHEREFORE, plaintiff prays that the defendants be cited to appear and answer herein, and) that on final trial, lie have Judgement for the title and possession of said above described land and premises; that writ of restitution issue, and for his rents and dam-age- s and costs of suit, and for all such other and further relief, general and special, legal and equitable, to which he may be justly entitled. HEREIN FAIL NOT, and have you before said Court on the said first day of the next term thereof, this Writ, with your endorsement thereon, showing how you have executed the same. GIVEN UNDER my hand and seal of Court, at office in Haskell, Texas, this the 9th day of March, A. D. 1937 4tc ROY RATLIFF, Clerk, District Court, Haskell County, Texas. By Maxinc Quattlcbaum, Deputy. o SHERIFF'S SALE THE STATE OF TEXAS, County of Haskell; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That by virtue of a certain Exe-cutio- issued out of the Honor-abl- e District Court of Haskell County, on the 11 day of February 1937, by Roy Ratliff, Clerk of said District Court for the sum of Five Hundred Forty Five and 52-10- 0 Dollars and costs of suit under an Execution for Costs, in favor of Joe Lee Ferguson in a certain cause in said Court No, 4380 and styled Joe Lee Ferguson vs. A M. Ferguson, placed in my hands for service, I, Giles Kemp as Sheriff of Haskell County, Tex-as- , did, on the 4th day of March 1937, levy on certain Real Estate, situated in Haskell County, Texas, described as to-wi- follows, FIRST TRACT: 400 acres of land in Haskell County, Texas and be- - ing a part of the John Giboney Survey, No. 165, Abstract No. 145 described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the S. E. corner of the M. Willoughby Survey for the S. W. corner of this tract; Thence East 1214 varas to the S. E. corner of this tract and S. W. corner of subdivision No. 1; Thence North 1928 varas to the N. E. corner of this tract; Thence West along the S. B. Line of subdivision 2, 1153 varas to the W. B. Line of this survey; Thence South 1 degree 50 minutes West 1928 varas to the' place of beginning and containing 400 acres of land more or less and being the land known as the Jog pasture. SECOND TRACT: Being all of the Benjamin Lanier Survey, and Labor of Land, No. 125, Abstract No. 308, and containing 185 acres of land more or less. THIRD TRACT: Being all of the M. Bird Labor Survey No. 124, Abstract No. 13, con-tninin- g 186 acres of land more or less. FOURTH TRACT: Being 160 acres of land and being subdivision No. 25, of Swen-son'- s Subdivision of the Jane Wilson Survey Abstract No. 413, as shown by a plat of said subdivision recorded in Vol. 44, Page 25 of the Deed Records of Haskell County, Texas, reference to which is hereby made for the purpose of showing the location of said subdivision of said Jane Wilson Survey. All of Said Lands being situnt AND HAVE ASSUMED MANAGEMENT OF The Elks Cafe Your continued patronage will be appreciated High-Clas- s, Courteous Service Assured Gasoline 'Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kelley aa ...fcAA hiA AAAAAAAA AAAAAA.A.AAAA A-- l FEED STORE AND FILLING STATION and 17c per gallon If You Need Seeds or Feed See Us. Sweet Feed. $1.35 Maize $2.25 Ruco $1.30 Wheat $2.45 Egg Mash . $2.65 Chicken Feed Chicken Scratch Starter Grower Hen Scratch Oyster Shell Crushed Barley Phone 48 We Deliver Phone 48 A-- l FEED STORE J. R. DORROH, Prop. LKGAL NOTICE ed 1n Haskell County, Texas, and being lnnd owned by F. M. Mor-tont the time of his death, on the 2nd day of August, 1023. and standing on the Deed Records of Haskell County, Texas, in his name, to which Deed Records re ference is hereby made for n full and complete description of the above described land and being the same land owned by Mrs. Kate F. Morton, wife of F. M. Morton, at the time of her death in March, 1925 And levied upon as the property of A. M Ferguson and that on the first Tuesday in April 1937, the same being the 6th day of said month, at the Court House door of Haskell County, in the town of Haskell, Texas, between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M., by virtue of said levy and Execution for Costs I will sell said above described Real Estate at public vendue, for cash, to the highest bid-deas the property of said A. M. Ferguson. And in compliance with law, I give this notice by publication, in the English language, once a week for three consecutive weeks immediately preceding said day of sale, in the Haskell Free Press, a newspaper published in Haskell County. Witness my hand, this 5th day of March 1937. 3tc GILES KEMP, Sheriff, Haskell County, Texas. o NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, On the 26th day of January 1926, E R Gibson and Belva Gibson, his wife, executed a deed of trust conveying to Wiley L. Robertson a trustee, the real estate herein described, to secure Empire Mortgage Company in the payment of a debt therein described said deed of trust being recorded in Vol. 30 Page 415 in the deed of trust records of Haskell County, Texas; and WHEREAS. The undcrsicned has been appointed substitute trustee in the place of said origin al trustee, upon the contingency and in the manner authorized by said deed of trust; and WHEREAS, Default has occur red in the payment of said indebt edncss and the same is now whol ly due, and the owner and holder of said debt has rcquestc the undersigned to sell said property to satisfy said indebtedness: NOW THEREFORE, Notice is Hereby Given That on Tuesday, the Sixth day of April, 1937, be tween ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M. I will sell said real estate at the door of the County Court House in Haskell, Haskell County, Texas, to the highest bid der for cash. Said real estate is described as follows: :In the County of HaskelL State of Texas, to-wi- FIRST TRACT: The South-eas- t Quarter (S. E. of Section Number Two (2), Certificate No. 18, Georgetown R. R. Company, described by X i i ' metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the South-cas- t (S. E.) corner of Section No. 2, at a stake N. 17 deg. 35 minutes W. 72 varas from the original Northwest corner of Survey Number 3, Block No. 14, H. & T. C R. R. Co ; THENCE, along the West line of survey Number 4, Block No. 14, H. & T. C. R. R. Co, N. 17 degrees 35 minutes W. 1031 0 varas to the North- - I I TT Lbbbbbbi df r Jifj fli feasA oast eornor of this tract; THENCE West 752 varas to stake for Noithwost Corner of this tract; THENCE South 969 varus to stake on North line of W. O Robinson survey for the Southwest corner of this tract; THENCE along the North line of said Robinson survey East 1104 varas to the place of beginning, con-talnln- g One Hundred Sixty (160) acres of land. SECOND TRACT- - Being 39 acres out of Section Number Two (2), Certificate No. 18, Georgetown R R., described by metes ond bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of the South-cas- t Quarter of said section No. 2, a stake In the West line of Survey Number 4, Block No. 14, H. & T. C. R. R. Co, and 1103 varas North 17 degrees 35 minutes W. from the original Southwest corner of said Survey No. 4, for the Southeast corner of this tract, being also S. 17 degrees, 35 minutes E, 981 0 varas from the Northeast corner of said Section No 2; THENCE West along the North line of the S. E quarter of said Sec tion No. 2, 750 varas to the Northwest corner of said S. E. quarter of Section No. 2 for the Southwest corner of this tract; THENCE N. 17 degrees 35 minutes W 314 varas to Northwest corner of this tract; THENCE N 17 degrees 35 minutes W. 314 varas to Northwest corner of this tract; THENCE East 752 varas to VALUES I thatake SbLbbbw . r mm HAWtoBEAT No. 2 1-- 2, 3 for Super Suds, 2 Boxes With Bowl JiXJv Phillips Soup Tall can 3 for PORK BRAINS, Cooked, CORNED BEEF, Can MACKEREL, 8 oz., can V' HS PAGE FIVE the Northoaat eornor of this tract, and in West line of Sec tion No 4. Block No. 14. H & T C. R. R. Co.; THENCE with mid West lint- S. 17 dogrtftfs 35 minutes E 314 varas to the pint.1 of beginning, and , containing In both tracts, 199 acres of land. Witness my hand this 0th day of March, 1937. H. L HUNTER, 4tc Substitute Trustee. A Service Taken For Granted The first general postoffice in the United States was open-e- d one hundred and forty-eigh- t years ago on March 12, 1879. Since its establishment, the postal service has been one of the most important factors In every phase of American life and commerce, but little thought is given to the many conveniences the service affords in everyday business and social life. And the same is true of insurance its is importance never really appreciated until disaster strikes. Consider the protection available to your property, and see us today. F.L. Man m V- v cm Bigger Savings On Quality Jt That's why these values are so great, because only choice quality foods are included! Our special economy prices makes these values double! Choice Meat in our Market from Fed 4-- H Club cafe at reasonable prices. Hominy, M-- M "Twin Daugherty The Insurance m&Mm& Bright & Early Coffee 4 Pound QAA Pail 7JC Carnation Milk, lg. 3 for Mother's Oats, Pkg. Can 9c 19c 4c Dick's Grocery and DICK FRIER50N Market EAST SIDE FOR WISE FARMERS ri There is still time to secure the idea power farming equipment before this year's farm work is under way so plan now to do all your spring plowing and planting the modern way with a . . . City" All Purpose Tractor And Moline Twin City Combines 6-- 8 and 12 Foot and Larger. Also G. M. C. Trucks and Pickups. We are prepared to make immediate delixery on several new tractors. See us today and get started on a successful year of farming. Large Stock of New and Used Implements and Cars. Chapman & Lewellen - .... t f- - ' ' TexM ' vr A ' j jsijss I 1 ir int. A V
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