Corsicana Semi-Weekly Light from Corsicana, Texas • Page 5

THE CORSTCANA SEMI-WEEKLY LIGHT, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1946 MISS HELEN ELAINE JOHNSTON, AND C. 0. CURINGTON, JR, WED IN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CEREMONY The marriage of Miss Helen Elaine Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G.

Johnston, to Calvin Overton Curington, son of Sheriff and Mrs. C. 0. Curington, was solemnized at the First Presbyterian Church on Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock with Rev. Andrew Byers the officiant.

The impressive double ring ceremony was read before an altar space adorned with a huge arrangement of whits calla lilies, carnations and Star chrysanthemums, Market Report I Average Meal To Cotton (Change This Year, SUE Expert Believes DALLAS, Jan 44.65; QalTpston 24.50: Ilounto Qrain and Provisions America-i meals in 19-16 will I probably be higher In calorie aid lower in vitamin- than In Courthouse News District Court, In an exparte hearing Saturday. Judge P. Mays remanded two teen age girls back to the custody of their parents. P'jtit Jurors for the fourth week Political Announcements FIRST Second J4th CtASSIFtfeO Real Estate CL ASSI I £1 Real Estate Namei listed below are candidates Livestock Fort Wnrlh 19-15, to Miss Camp, assistant State Home dem- rlson, city; O. J.

Ashmore, city; supplies of meats, fats and oils, and sugar, will raise the average per capita supply of c-nlorle." to about 3,500. "This Is and -illumined by scores of tapers flickering in golden i beams from floor candelabra and giant-size white can- 0( lnilm dies. Ropings of dainty fern outlined the choir rail and fashioned an effective background of greenery. The cundlc-s were lighted by John Allen Johnston and Paul Curington, brothers of the bride and bridegroom. Wedding Music FORT WOHTH, Jan.

theS or a cpn mnr thm the'nv- Fort Worth stork by the' of livestock Fort fn and and vhjit ahov IP-IS, she says. The wedding music was provld-, and Bill DeFee. Miss Jeanette ed by Mtss Lena Mae McClure, organist, who contributed a prelude including Liszt's of selections, "Liebestraum Smith registered the guests in the bride's When the couple left on a honey- Schubert's "Ave moon trip, the bride was wearing Maria and Barnaby's Perfect a three-piece gray pin stripe wool Love." She also played the tradl- suit with black accessories and an tlonal wedding marches, and ac- orchid corsage. Thev plan to terrilor3 companlments for John Womack make their home In Tyler, where cousin of the bridegroom, who the bridegroom will enter Tyler Commercial College at an early sang "I Love You Truly' and "Because The bride, given In marriage by her father, was attired In ice blue crepe, with white hat and gloves, black shoes, and carried a bouquet designed of single Roman hyacinths, centered with an orchid, and showered with diminutive white satin ribbons and shattered white car nations. Mtss Dorothy Johnston, who Fort Worth Ornln TOUT WORTH.

Jan. No. 1 hard 1.7« 5-R 84 I-S. otii e5 So SO whHe nl nrVi. 4 fu WttaUon A.

"nri'd iU B. Mitchell, Barry; Jessie Bur- No 3 ye.iiow tntio. per 100 M. Tollesje extension service. irowa, city, A.

J. Snyder, Purdon: 2.48-fli. Mlsr Camp explains that larger IR. 1. Harris, city; J.

T. DeMoin, Petty's Chapel; P. J. Earley, Kerens; W. A.

McGraw, Purdon; Reed Tlllmnn, Kerens; John Butler, Rt 1. city; E. J. Glenn. Blooming Grove; W.

E. Woodall, Purdon; Albert Becnian, Rt. 1, city; K. F. Sessions, Kerens; Jack E.

Berry, Purdon; C. S. Watkins, Eureka; Ben Crocker, Kerens; B. F. Speed, city; L.

H. Downey, Frost; Glim Sheppard. Blooming Grove; B. F. Allen, city; G.

C. Poarch, Rt. 2, city; J. M. Tnylor, Barry; Fred Ward, city; W.

M. Holloway, city; city; Rube Bennett, Downey, Purdon; W. Fauber, Rt. 1, city; G. W.

Howell, Kerens; J. ft. Oden, Purdon; and J. T. Arnett.

city. The petit jury for the fourth week of th January term of court was excused Monday. in A- city; Hoy. Graham, sure- th( Democratic pri- Jennie I-yman Barnes, city; Roy Har- Salon on reported at operatine al the Hodse The- fuc't. th6t incomes of a nutn- one mile nonh of Ihe her of families will be lower 'flucnces the amount of vitamins in the diet.

Lower income jrro'jps and the rupuneo al ui.jn.- paid on Fort Worth, tcmi to Inly loss vegetables 'fruits For the same rensor, E. H. Ely of Altti-. wid no food Americans, mav drink less milk avnraslnr SO. Ib at 10.oO.

h(ph moon np Ward, city; It was reported that Swift and Co. ln ar lc w111 an SOJ1P- Sunday nirtt received two of host what less calcium and. rlboflavln vl v1 3 and 8 of rattle Chipped direct to in the average diet. wi.tiller For! Mtrh in tli rage "Whether diets will continue as an- be nfranirenientr to depend considerably on wh have buyers at tjirousrhout the. bread and flottr continue to be dnte.

Kducarlonal Background The bride a graduate of C'or- slcana High School, and has been employed at the State National Bank for the past two years. The bridegroom Is a graduate of Cor- alcana High School, attended Hllls- boro Junior College and North BLOOMING GROVE. 21. Texas Agricultural College be-. Spl.) J.

A. (Jim) Green, fore enlisting In the armed forces 57 ye.ars. died at his home i In March, 1943. After enlisting 'n i the Army, he attended J. A.

"JIM" GREEN OF LONE CEDAR IS BURIED ON FRIDAY riched at present levels," amp concludes. Miss Activities Among County Home Clubs Oak Oak Valley Club Valley Home Demonstra- n.uiiie i tion Club met January 10 at the Annulment. home of Mrs. F. Woodard, with 17 members attending.

Next meet- I Judge Dlstrlct Clerk'i Ofrtoe George W. Martin n. Joyce i Martin, divorce. Mrs Ruth Rohus Clarence Rohus, divorce. Joshua P.

Rascoe Dorothy Ann RiiKcoe, divorce. EfCle Scott vs. Robert N. Scott, L. L.

Powell accepted a Cedar community Thu mornlng. Ftmernl services were lerved as her atster'g maid of honor, wore rose gabardine with, brown accessories and carried a (Stanford University In Palo 6 the Central French bouquet of pink carna- before leaving for the Eu- cnurc here Friday afternoon at tions and blue Dutch Iris, set In Ine of the group will be held Jan-1 Judge L. Powell accepter! a unrv 24 with Mrs. J. D.

McMan- I'Jca of guilty of violating prohl- irscla.v 'bition laws from James D. Smith, conducted by Rev. A. t. let In ropean theater of operations I clock.

Interment was in the' satin puffs and showered with where he spent two years He re- me Ceddr cemetery. The rites harmonizing satin ribbons. turned to Corslcana on Christmas; 1 1 A Miss Mary Fogarty, was attired In cream wool with black accessaries and carried a Out-of-Towii Green was a native Tex Out-of-town relatives and been prominent as aTurmer 1 vw wi otv-cviin uii 1OLIUUS v.1 i i. Day, after having received his humb paet01 ss stefd with! discharge. lcn of pol 't Worth.

i Wephews were pullbearers. French bouquet identical that of the maid of honor. Jlmmie Curington, brother with i of the bridegroom, was best man and Paul Wilson served as usher. Informal Reception Immediately following the ceremony, an Informal reception was held at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Snead Hamilton which was highlighted with attractive arrangements of white carnations, blue and white in attendance at the wedding and member of the Baptist church were Mrs. W. L. Murphy many years. daughter, Geraldlne, Grand Prair-1 Surviving arc his wife, five ie; Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Tunnel! and daughters, three sisters and three son, Norman David. Mrs. John I brothers. R.

Curington, Miss Hallle I McCormick's Funeral Service di- McCture and Mrs. Jennie Belle Irected. Burris, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. J.

I L. Hamilton and children, Miss I Jo Frances Hamilton, Billy Gene, Lois and Mary Lou Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Hamilton candytuff, and acacia and Mar- daughter, Peggy, Mrs. J. guerite daisies. The bride's table was adorned with a profusion of white carnations, candytuft and Star chrysanthemums, flanked by glowing white tapers In crystal candelabra. col- A white Bible, a gift from bridegroom, overlaid with a onlal corsage of white blossoms provided a decorative feature, and white satin bows with streamers cascading gracefully across the polished board gave further accent to the setting.

Misses Patty Ford and Jo Frances Hamilton presided at the crystal punch service, and Misses Eloise Johnston and Elaine Coley had charge of serving the white. satin-Iced, three-tiered and H. When The Weather is Better Visit our nursf'ry, In And Out Of Service 5 negro, and assessed a fine of $100 and all costs. Judge L. L.

Powell Monday copied a plea of guilty to driving while intoxicated by Lemuel K. Cook and fined the defendant (SO and costs. marles: For Hepri-M-iiUitlve, 58th District: J. R. Donnell second For District Clerk.

John C. Hughes. E. B. Dawson (re-election).

For County Judge: Lonnle Powell isecond term). For County Attorney i Charles T. Banister. (Oil SAI.F. 100 of 'njn! touth of I 7ft of m.l S.

K. of Kerens, about vrep in ifvition. balance ID pasture and 4-nxnn home and tin Pri'-'' "'in fermv New on fMlIn Html. town Jive If ymi have to eee me. L.

V. MAJORS Ken) Insurance anil Rentals. I tin iillln ft. Jhnile 1783, Ten with pretty, modern nlx-rnom coltiuc; all c.m».nleiic'*. hanlwoo.1 floors, nl'-e bitf tank pave.1 street in north 7.ion« Rest Addition.

One with loK. of fruit trees Addition, J1000. Five ro.im c-ittajre West 10th jveiiuf. Four wltii nxnn cottwe, West clly. JllMiO.

ron 40 Km nli-c i-oll (m f- orchard on paved road about f-mr out tip to dale KTOi-ery and lures. location. around One of the In 0.1.1 friOtK'. fjirm. fair liin-e.

on hlchway Rentals Miscellaneous for Rent 42 Tliree nnim SUIr for color- Foil, P.F.NT-—We two ptarnn to lif In on Hi(rhww U'n o( Hii-e. in rery til." lanil. I.unil.v of wurknv 115 W. llh AMI. FOT Sheriff: Robert H.

Vaught. EJ C. (re-election), or Castles. For County Clerk: Mable (Ellett) Wilkinson, re election). For AfuuMMor and Collector of Texas Halley Blake (re-election).

For Count; Superintendent! J. C. Watson (re-election). some rnsii Johnston and Miss i bus es fruit trees, nut trot's or I the Sanborn has been with Eloise lohnston, iJureka; Mr. and thnt a 1 1 von need In that vn- fleet's new "Magic Carpet," brlng- County Office.

Two complaints of violation of FORT KNOX, laws were accepted. James E. Farmer, 1202 North Bea- i attorney, accepted a complaint for ton street, Corslcann. has been attorney accepted a complaint for placed on terminal leave at this driving while Intoxicated, post, and at the end of his leave sheriff. Office Sheriff C.

O. Curington reported one arrest for intoxication and ABOARD USS SANBORN-Joe onc theft ca se Dl j' gS T. Payne of Corslcana served on don two kltg, a this attack transport in the Paci- Ej'. acI gam and a fie. Most recent assignment will revert to an inactive status In the United States Army For County D.

J. Mathla. For Justice of the Pence, Precinct 1, Place 1: W. H. (Pop) Johnson term).

For Justice of the Pence, Precinct 1. T'loco 2: A. E. Foster (re-election). For Commissioner Prr (net li Jack Megarlty T.

P. (Pink) Hayes. J. W. (Watson) Goodwin.

For GommlHsloner Precinct Lacy J. O. Sessions. J. C.

(Carl i McMullnn. For Commissioner Precinct St J. D. Mahoney. Fred M.

Copeland (re-election). C. O. (Charlie) Slaughter. For CommlsKloner Precinct J.

N. (Joe) George. Tom Hooser. B. L.

(Beldon) English. For Constable Precinct It W. R. (Richard) Howell. New hoilae.

thre--. hlr rooma. tlor eolore.l> SS200. One of the hrlck In Oor- Rlciin.v Illo-I. of land with oialit room Kaat 7th Miltnble.

for home 10S /V.T« lartn with fair 530 OUR HATCHr'RY no' tore few only. Livestock 25 npe.n. do custom hatehlnff. Hrinj yotlr my lima One of the pretttcwt vrlth onr that Is Ihfly will be Mt land on road. S10.000.

earliest date. onep a week. Call Pvve room In of JcalM HOBKUTSt HATrllKHY. Phone 1077 for your hatiy poultry. mm- G'Xxi rcKim 4th nn.l and Son lla.tohory, avetnir.

SoOOO. se.xnid jivenue, SI aoroa toll, rood tth Jhlt nwan orchard. A IlT CHICKS THOUSANDS WEEKLT ol Eureka. $3760. from hloo.Itfvted hreedtnfr Buff SO traai.

rood rooir. White I.eifhorni. Brown noUMs wltb lights rood olrn. rood Whito Rockp. Harred Rwki.

WhIU route, north Eureka. $3000. R. I. Pormenlrr four bedroom residence, doobta Hampshire llybrtda and heafy hdr ixirtMr tot near Robert I.

All nfletrd are from obtalnalilp. We nre book- Nice ire -oora rvan, MIJ n(r nlori( (,, sprlnr deltrerj- than chi'-kfrii Wr CV( that you. two Lp part town -mr now, lor the you prefer. A. B.

UEWI8 Mne. of RKMF.niF.a—FEEDS— Fhone 1114. CORSICANA IIATCHERT 104 North iSOt i POULTRY FARM. 'J 1-S mllM (Otlth on old :1 Hl-Waj 31, O. Box FOR SAI.F.—10S of land, mllM Tejiw.

north of Kureita. Go.1 honw, hani and water. On route. Seo I Will l.eef turUf-y poulU PA KM RANTB UIAN8 'hatch llth at rea.onaM" in huymr. refinaneint, All and (urkey nntilto from utoelt painnt or b'tlldlni new hnprorfmenli of known quality, all 100 per Wood- pa.MHE tasr Fc.lftral LAnd 4 oer hatch in Inrtlbalors.

or before hy oxpert- ueta. eoliool Mm route and mail PART rlllfKS and Startej Chlelw li. B. BONKER, Eureka, Tei. c.in fill j.jnr anliTH at any NAVARRO XATIIlNAI.

LOAW All Sal'l. noi Oil It. Hart See, ind Trrflf. etn-fxl operator-, nrins your cufllon and turkey erffr llrln? ttiojn any day. Wrt will lake cart, of them.

We have plenty of eapaotty to take rare of Ml. We will tho follow- Illlf of I.Hhy ehtrlin: W-IjCirhom, 1 Ifuff l.erhorn. I. N. ll.imt.sliire.

Kuld, llarrwl Bodu, Huff Roi-lw, WhlKl Wynn- for candy stolen sometime Thursday the S. ht Mrs. T. P. Robertson, Brecken- wl hel ridge; Miss Cleo Curington.

Rob- I landscape problems, too. ert Speed, Mldlar.d; Phil Cox, Cn roqupst Houston; John Womack, ETSTC, Ve CommPi-oo- Ann for Ie millet, CEine. sudnn ijrnss. Closed Sundays. McCIAJNG NITRSKRV AND F1SIHT FARMS Sly uln-hirHv 7-1 hay or Commerce; Miss Mary Ann Curington, NTSC, Denton.

Rehearsal Dinner Mr. -ind Mrs. E. J. Womack, uncle and aunt of the bridegroom, entertained with rehearsal din- ery fern, with bows of pink tulle ner on Friday evening at their and cellophane wedding bells fill- home on North Highway 75.

ed with pink candytuft and fern, The living room decor featured providing effective accent. Gleam- an array of white carnations and Ing white tapers In crystal hold- lemon branches on an occasional ers Illumined the setting. table, and a heart-shaped arrange- serving themselves, guests mcnt of whlte and nar- places at individual tables In the cake which I clasl on the coffeo bl e- Hving room. cane, which was encircled Tne dlnner wns survef Bn buffet The pcl SO nnel for Ing veterans home from overseas. Dtiring the war she participated lD Eavr Legal Notice in the action at two Jlma Okinawa and NO.

ri.ngfl TIIK STATE OF TKXAd FORT KNOX, Capt. Znne L. Anderson, 1120 West Col- lln Street, Corsicnna, has been placed on terminal leave at this Sheriff C. O. Curlngton reported onr arrest for intoxication and one for violation of prohibition vail, 23, of 1018 South Twenty-Eighth itreet reported ho was assaulted Friday wer he piiuntiffi'mtiriton' 1 night by an unknown assailant to o'eioek A.

M. of first but was nob robbed. Sheriff C. O. Curington reported arrests over the weekend of one foi KXCIIANOK, FOR ItrVKUS AND SKI.I,Kits 1M a.Tf*.

to mllM 8. Dal Waco Interurlian rtino Ihronjh (arm. Stop Waj-ne. road on S. aide of dotlew, Allptro White farm.

frame house. 2 barns, Ftyhrld. Complfte line of Full-O-Pep imokelujUKe and Banife. KlpctrU'lty. Ternn and Day.

Poultry Sunplle. and 11 de.lred. Remedies: all Vaeflneu for poultry aenM rood mixed land. 84 HII.I untlioss fjl rwiure. Si.t..

r.xim AS'H VRKIi. (lorsicana, SOI bouoe, water piped tn Collln St. PIHIIH. 104. wells, 3 liuikl.

Eleeirlclty. Good bHrn, larffo ehteken hoiiie, Jt small ehlf-Uen hoithes, douhle rarara and Paeture fenced and crow fenced. Ki liearinjf i Bhell tiocan treos. ed 7 milea N. I mile off hard nurface rond.

Price no 00 per III mixed land 3 N. Cor.l- fOR foot TridiUlra. I'orcrtabl cnn.v as cultivation, balance, pan- 1 oul YBAi. tttre. 4 home, bai-n In fair condition.

M.MJBIO 11,1 W. llnderetvuind eletern. Priced to Termn If deelrcd. MO new Highway 30 acres pwture. bal.vn^e cultivation.

Merchandise Articles for Sale SO ler lie expiration of 42 days from the lc dale of of Srilh FOR rooil A room honu 31. be movwd off of property. Can accwo on on. at Kureka. For information O.xxl r.xini olootrtclty.

rood J. A. PENNEY, tin E.Kil 8th barn. Terms If desired. Corwteana.

I'rliie T1000.00. 148.0 ai'i-ea aandy land. 80 acres culti-; ration, balance li- pasture and 100 RADIO BATTERIES iday af Ireoa, amall orohar.1 a wells, two' 0. W. WATKINS.

RoilU Oorst- aud fenced, tse, lirKe It.xrn and other 1 50.110 por oanv Kmhoiino Road. arrests over the weekend of one foi A. n. loin, at or 10 o'clock A 1T mlln 1 1 disturbing the peace, one for drlv- before the Honorable Court of 1 lrfa FOR man'e brown leather vnort ooat. 1 black leather ooat, eire Ort: I m.ln'n liro white carnations, candytuft and fern.

Assisting in the dining room were Mesdames C. G. Dickson, Hubert Wooley, Raymond Carroll the from a lace-laid table centered included members of the wedding I fie Theater, and Pfc. Ralph Cot- with a fan-shaped arrangement of party, and Immediate families of ten is also home with discharge pink candytuft, narcissi and feath- the bride and bridegroom. United States Tractor Tires All Sizes Now in Stock See us before you purchase Tractor Tires! brewer's Super Service Station Highway 75 South Phone 1031.

Justice Court All that or part-el of Judge W. H. Johnson accepted bolnr isa.un ax-re, of land more or two complaints for i ln l' and fined one for driving with i S)M ll Me rv, I Wanted Miscellaneous for Sale 33 i WK IIAVK one John fk-ete tractor for "STiV Kr it r. 0 no violation to the county court. onB mile SOUII'IM? fr? I makinr in pn.v.; Judge A.

K. Foster fined One for Barry anJI uWribe.1 i 1 1 I.tMITKIl amount ran tanto intoxication, one for not having a driver's licence, and transcripted a complaint of driving while intoxicated to the county court. South Town to-wlt: 1 World and father Smith So of IK07 i'S, 'ou, 'o" c. Mil'am- more tlian Hir.ii. IIBGINMNK al an Dresden DRESDEN, Jan.

17. E. Melton and J. G. Melton are on the sick list this week.

Dick Smith came home week after a two weeks' visit In Houston with hit sister and fam- 'ly, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jamison.

re was accompanied home by the nmisons, who spent a few days 1th tho A. L. Smiths. niv Loyd Morton and family 'TIIKNCK N. 78 w.

wiih s-mih line of nner gdests Sunday of par- ou. Cotton Hell Rijht-of-Way IOI.S Ihe Sadler Survey, mon will llu.kinvon. Iv. istlO. and the.

wutlurant eor- ij pan llli to J. J. Vaniell, to- IK-H, 'J- IHoa, tin. IK-IIII Mluatrid on South lino of tht; ktirvcy ind North line of i'ollj Kmeaid Survey and 4(11 rarM S. 00 W.

from Oie HoutlioMt oornw of IS. 7 m-res tn thu South line of the. Old Rlrht-o-WiT ol the Cotton Belt Railroad HlllBlwro Branc-h and 5SJ1 S. 60 W. fmm the eoutheMt corner of hold Sadler Survey; ill of ulliem We ptinnozi-aph h.wn vid al II.

II. nmiuie 300 Sonlh Xrt fttin-k. fn 1 Ui '15-. ixtSNF.I.I.! Oil STORK, 116 W. Collin Maker 10 SPECIAL MAtTRKM vn work Any 'ilnd of mitlrass rout old Sealy Inr snrlnr inatintM made foot new Make feather folds Seed, Feed Implement! 35 f'OH Wo hrlnlit cane 0(1 ''enu per nl tlie bani.

I 1-1 Milllh of Mll.lred Mik-li on hlfhwajr SH7. THO.MI'SON. WE HAVI tome. inr equipment for Inc for the which we are deal.TM lu soon. J.

A. vn.Ml are tak- rw antvei-Kal Jeep t.ir win bare THKMJK N. 110 dcK. line of IS. 7 Way I'KNNKV IMP Avenue.

i A complete of new MR NT 110 1ft w. with ttin show roll from cheupesl to the tlina. trai-t hat 100 per cent reilulne lelt to an Iron bar for on South i mnttresse-v Uuj one from Line's SPECIAL I SAI.K— Ohrw 70 Tn-lor on rub- of Old Cotton Belt Railroad Rltht-ol- Any kind of fnrnltur. re- all around, two row t. piurixi.ui...)l(iten«] and repaired Bnv ind n.

MAMi.iNKV Jl KnihouM, its, the A. Mortons: then Mr. and Mrs. J. G.

Melton to MI iron pipe for irumer; TIIKNCK will, an anrle of 00 der. 0 nilnutrw to the hirht N. 14 K. tnday afternoon. The W.

D. Cheek family art for iy rm in 0 x- urlh 'line of Old Oot- oli. to an iron bar this week to the Clayton Huiiroa.l rUM of-w THBNCI-; N. 70 W. with N.irth line of u-ade for old furnitart Ml work ynuranteod ij.iy on most work.

LANH ANt) HATES MA'ITRKSH rAC- A. Horace 418 7S nlrht South I02(t. TKIAS HEAOTT for bettw sleep. nKuiufacture this fell muttrew Mitcellaneout Service 11 Mr and Mrs. H.

Sumner Old Cotton IJelt llatlroa.1 In pur modern feel sure you TUlil. rJenn Cheek were in BBfi Tra ft.) slake will b. pleaw! with It. We are equipped id Killie uean were HI ix.jiiiiiiiiit of a enrvo the left: i to do your work renovate and irslcitna lust Saturday. TIIKNCK iwulnulnr alour North rebuild any of mattrw coitsi- Leland Daniel and E.

B. Cagle line on a mtn-e of 2 demMis CA.NA MATTUKSS KAuroUY II liamiey ore In Blooming Grove Saturday to the left, having a radius 50I4.n;i owner. HIS ui Aieinw. Hlrh- i rou to a way. DeCborre Bldr I'bone -J71J visited Calvm IT HBNCB 40' w.

with aibbard at Silver City Sunday unrrem to said and ihe Crawford was In Dallas North line of old llallroa.1 lost of last week under obnerva- rlrht-of-waj-, at the Weit of a as he hju In very bad health for the TJ 0 an lron bar or thr orl wl 1st year oonnT of thin in me went line, of Mrs ifithel Clark, Mr. and Mm. the survey and ihe line of Melton, Mrs. Dossie Melton lh I iV. I i 15 '5 a A.

Tfttrnm all IPrtrt IJiOiNOn M. h. With IlUl Of nd daughter, Joyce, all of Fort Ho lowlJ Surveys and spent last week-ond here, Elrt ne hB stirv.y,. the Mr. and Mrs, Z.

E. Melton twirs the wont about two trt-i. nd family vrs. Ihu aouth htm of Old Visitor, in the Cheek rtihl-o-way, al 813.8iS we're Mr "and MrV 1-ee Welch of Corslcana Richard TBr ln IIHS.S-I io a Cheek of Dallas and Mr. and Mrs.

anrle puim in fence: J. H. Sumner. TiiKscr. s.

dea. E. pa.ium Mr. and Mrs. B.

B. Bennett i and little daughter of Silver City BN cn g. fts in' it. with fen.x- visited In the Melton home Sun- about 108 vrs. and eouraa Used Cars Aiitomobilfi for Sale 57 BKFniOERATION SEltVIUK- Let me repair your refrigerator and all repaired hy an expcrluncetl mnn W.

PKIt'E. Conv merclnl and HouNehold erutlon. Phone 087-J 1518 Columbia, Repairing 12 day. Legal Notices NO. 48B1.

THE STATK OF TEXAS In all IMI.a vn to a at bend old Illouminir Orove Road, wheti't! an Iron pllre in £Mt tenet' line of road beam N. 44 der. B. SO THENCE S. 66 E.

with the Old Inr Grove Road and at 20 ft. from the. the fence line of nm '-270 vrk. lint- of the Fuller and North To ths Sheriff or any ot Jnv )i le )M surtoyn. at 61ft County, tjreellnr the line of tho Betil and North linn Owen.

Administrator of the Wrlrht Surreys, in all Tttli to tate of Blrdlt Teldell, Peceaeed. har nr slskt llie Hnt at lnn wrlrln filed In our Court application Sur PJ whj lull i ln (h roM no W. to aeoompanied by MI exhlmt oi vrtt from an Iron Har tor the South- oondlllon of said estate, mllMierexl WMl cnnwr he John Hadler Survey: 4KS1 on thu Probate Dw-ket of THK.NCK N. flo der. 07' E.

with foitnly. together with an application to South line of the, Wright Survey at 1.4 RKKBBT llS That b3' puhll.THllon of Writ one limn vVrUht and Sailliv Survey, and mntlnu- unil mild publication shall not be eamo cxt UrM with the South line of len tflntK the return day hereof, in ttle 8a er nrt North linn of tho Polly a Newspaper printed lu the County or Klncjjd Survpyn, Ihu funce lo the Nnvarro. Te.xii*. you irivo duo notice to north -I lo 8 (eel lu II S1Q'; to the all pennons Interested in said Estate, to tar tnft tf and m.i»-ar and the same If Ihej- see IK)n a nr ig 8 re of rB or proper no lo do. on MondaT day snd t(x Ta)uo la (1 It We repair all Wiuhlnr Machlnot, Vacuum Cleannm.

irona other tmall Appllaneei. hiivi in tMi IrUiineM for the f-n and havt larye stocU of tf thai may he able lo rive you prompl avrvlo drlnr Wjwttier ind the new Shelf now Soo llio new Spin Freei- HUCX'8 APf'LIANCK BHOP. A. (Bue.kl Cuueland. owner, till Beaton St.

30AO-W. of February. A. D. 104B." at the Court $16.000.00.

llouee of said County, In Corslcana, rsgUBD thii Texas, when naid Application will Kt- 1P4H od upon by said Court. Given tinder my GrVBN UNPKR MT HANI) and MH of said Court, al my offlcs In the City of loih of January, A. I) IIMrl roivlcnna, this day of Jan- Uiry. A. n.

lOW. DAWSON. the 10th day of January, MABLE WILKINSON. (Jlerk, County Court Navirro County. (SKAL) By IVA WHITTEN.

Dnputr. CERTIFY that the forerolnr Is a true and oorrftot now In mi haiu C. O. CUB1NOTON. Oietriet Court.

Navarre Teiu. T.B Claude N. Thomaa among the servicemen who arrlv- jolnr Is a true and oorreot oopi ed at San Francirco anoard the of the Writ now In iSacaJawea on January 18. Services For Lt. Jas.

Moore Memorial xervlcei for the late U. Jamen Moore, U. S. Army Air Forces, were held at the Front Baptist church Sunday. Rev.

I'. Huntiivllle, former pantor of NaTarm Coontf. JL. tOWELL, Deputr. want Stint the church, was the principal speaker.

Rov. C. C. Ellis, pasior, and Rev. D.

D. Goddle, Comlcnna, a.ssoclatlonal missionary, participated In the profirum. Pulpit furniture presented hy tlin wife of the deceased was dedicated. Tho Kt'OHt MnthodlHt church dlmtil.i.so.-l rt'K- ular services Sunday to join In the memorial exerclHen. Lt.

Moore, used 28 years. bom- her co-pllot. lost over Germuny, May 8, 10-15. Ho wan the hunlinnd of Dean Newell Moore of Mllfard and the son of Mr. and Mra, O.

E. of KllR HAI.R THIS WHKK 1041 Ol.lx will l.av... Plymouth, lli.l.'i Furd 3ft t'hevroli't lltllek. n.i\* II in.iiKh Coupe. weelf of week.

at Im.v from 3A to 41. Mil l-oiiunvro. I WISH TO THANK nn frlendu and tomem for the Ko.nl thnt roa have riven the itadm dtir- Inir the year 1Mb. emplny tin. hem radio and an- N-tter prepare.1 Ui iw-rvd our itur.tom.-ri.

Hi wr have a rood of radii, and tubt-e. We will lilve you l-adiu inii-iin iled al mod- i-rule. We for old ele-'ti-ie. or ml, at KAIIKI KKl'AIR SllllP. -1 Weil 5th Avenue, Joe R.

Daniel, CnrMknnu. exu. Mrs. J. McCiilloch of nnwinn was a in tf homo of Mrs.

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