The Hearne Democrat from Hearne, Texas • Page 15

THE HEARNE DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1954 PERSONALS Col. and Mrs. Charles M. Mills and son, Hank, arrived last week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. A.

J. Nigliazzo, Mr. Nigliazzo and son, Marc. Col. Mills left at the weekend for a visit with his parents in Nederland and will join his wife and son in Dallas this weekend.

They will continue to McClelland Air Force Base in Sacramento, California, where he will be stationed. Until recently they were stationed at Scott Air Force Base, Illinois. thy Fleming, Elaine Ely, Donna Williams, Lee Martin, Sammy Corpora, Sammy Wilson, Betty Birdwell, Kay Gibson and Deborah Anderson. Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Wxjriheir and son, Billy, of San Marcos were weekend guests of Mrs. F. W. Maxwell. HEARNE DRIVE IN THEATRE Show Starts Nightly At 7:45 o'clock Friday and Saturday, May 21-22 "Japanese Warbride" TAYLOR YAMAGUCHI Plus "JackMcCall, Desperado" Comedy Mrs.

S. R. Williams left Tuesday for a visit in Galveston. Mr. Williams will join her in Houston on the weekend before going to Dickinson for a visit.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murdock and children spent the weekend in Houston. Mrs. Van Jenkins of Hempstead spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.

C. J. Allen and family Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Dodd and son, Stevie, of Dallas were here for the Fiesta and visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. Nigliazzo and son, Marc.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cornforth were in Groesbeck Sunday for a family reunion, and to help celebrate Mrs.

Cornforth's father's birthday. Miss Mary Louise Cotner, duchess of Hempstead and her escort, Phil Gratehouse, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gratehouse, Mr. and Mrs.

Eddie Kueneke, Mrs. Edd Castle, Mrs. Clare Whitaker, Mrs. Elmo Peek of Hempstead, and Mrs. Wright of Sherman were guests in the C.

E. Smith home for the Alfalfa Fiesta. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pardo of Houston were weekend guests of Sunday, Monday and Tuesday May 23-24-25 "Casanova's Big Night" BOB HOPE JOAN FONTAINE Cartoon and Comedy Mrs.

D. H. Morris of Austin visited in the home of Mrs. S. E.

Morris and family last Wednesday. his parents, Pardo. Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Wednesday and Thursday May 26-27 "I Was A Male Warbride" CARY GRANT-ANN SHERIDAN Cartoon and Comedy THESE Mr. and Mrs. E. Reed arrived by plane from Alameda, California last Friday for a visit' in the home of her brother, W.

T. Dillard and Mrs. Dillard. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Dupree of Los Angeles, California are guests in the home of her mother, Mrs. T. A.

Cullum. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baldwin and daughter, Debbie of Houston were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Baldwin and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

McCarver and son, David Eugene, of Sonor visited Hearne relatives Wednesday through Sunday. A IT KUHN5 KUHN'S PAINTS Pi OOF I WNITI No oUter point CM TOW UMM ONLY CltatiMd Palate UN IN thw cMRMfo FOR thkoltewU. Ul yotr Grain Lumber 1,02 N. Market Phone 434 Mr. and Mrs.

A. R. Weeks left Tuesday for ten days' visit with their daughter, Mrs. Robert Bruce and family in St. Louis, Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Thames and Miss EJsie Ely were in Gamer Saturday for a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Tim Thames and son. Bobby Pardo and friend, Pete Lech left Monday after several days visit with Mr and Mrs. W. R.

Pardo. Bobby left for Spence Field in Moultrie, 4 and Pete for Florida where they will be stationed for six months for primary training. BLACKJACK Mrs. W. B.

Kingsley The Rev. Kenneth Conway of Bryan filled the pulpit at both services Sunday. We are all happy with our new pastor and we had several visitors. The four-inch rain we had last Tuesday put good rnolsture in the ground but it was out lots of the fields but it was good for corn and tomatoes. Out our way the little grass and weeds are doing good now and are making more hoes work.

Mrs. A. R. Kingsley spent last week in Houston visiting the Clyde Ruthfords and Mrs. Carrie Carlilie.

She was accompanied on the trip with her daughter, Mrs. Travis Weedon of Bryan. Jim Stewart of Franklin spent the weekend with his nephew, Louis O. Threadgill, and family and was a visitor with his niece, Mrs. W.

B. Kingsley, and Mr Kingsley and Mr. Threadgil! drove over from Wheelock where he visited his brother, Bill Stewart. Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. Kingsley 21. A. Mayo and J.

W. Mayo were visiting in Cause Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Sprano and family. and Mrs.

William Kingslej their brother and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul KingsJcy. Mr. and Mrs.

'led Vaughn and clvildren, Larry and Billie Joyce Houston spent the weekend wjth J. W. and A. Mayo and Five Points his brother, Vaughn and family. Louie Butts of Maysfield spent Sunday with Miss Ward.

Eddie Sprano of Cause was a isitor Saturday A. U. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Templeton spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.

Eunice Templeton, in Calvert. Mr. and Mrs. Louis O. Threadgill and son, Michael Wayne, Mrs.

W. B. Kingsley, were in Franklin Sunday evening and visited with Mr. and. Mrs.

Preacher Smlther- man and other visitors in the Smitherman home were Mr. anc Mrs. Eugene Starkey of Hearne. Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Hudson and daughter, Jane, and Nova Jean Dennis spent the weekend in Tehuacana with Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Barnes. and family and Misses Earleni Joy and Betty Weight of Bay town spent the veekend Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kingsley and their guests of Baytown were picnicing Saturday at the Normangee lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson of Franklin spent Monday with Mrs. Bena Nash. Mr.

and Mrs. Johnny Moraii spent Sunday with their uncles, T. W. and Z. A.

Mayo. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Majors drove out from town and were dinner guests of Mrs. Bena Nash Sunday. Mrs. G. W.

Sims and G. W. Sims Jr. were out visiting her sister, Mrs. L.

L. Jones, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Birl Russell were out visiting in our community Friday.

Mrs. W. B. Kingsley has been carrying berries to people, saying they are so big and nice. She picked 11 gallons Monday and has plenty more to pick.

Mr. and Mrs. I. Woodall of Edna visited Mrs. Barbara Laughter and Frances and Mr.

and Mrs. J. G. McClung over the weekend. Mrs.

Houston Young was in Waco Friday and was accompanied home by her daughter, Miss E'Lane and friend, Miss Jeanie West, students of Baylor University. Webb Bishop, student of John Tarleton College at Stephenville, pent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Bishop. J. Thames of Smithvillt was a guest nis son, C. B. Thames and Thames.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dorrell spent Saturday and Sunday in Houston with their son, H.

M. Dorrell and family. Mr. f.rid Mrs. Ed of Austin and grandson, Lee Jarkson of Dallas spent Sunday with Miss Ely and other relatives, Mr.

Mrs. Tom Brashear of Austin spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mlsa Kv.hryn Bishon Mrs. L. T.i;Hughes' kindergarten had their annual' train ride to and back Tuesday morning. Those" who enjoyed the ride were: Dennis Zeig, Jo Ann Cangemi, Marvin Guynes, Timo- COTTON INSECTS toll OorcUn Rapid Plant Thrips Cotton HEPTACHLOR FAST KILL Dead and dying boll weevils in the fields within a'few hours after iteatment.

That's HEPTACHLOR INITIAL CONTROL II LASTS LONGER Dead and dying boll weevils in the fields for several days after treatment. That's HEPTACHLOR RESIDUAL CONTROL I WE SELL FOR LESS i WHY PAY MORE ILLER' 5--10--25c STORE THE RED FRONT STORE To AH Of Our Friends And Customers We Are Announcing The Opening Of The TOWNSEND DODSON GARAGE At 500 North Market (Side of -McGuire's Feed Store) Chatmas A Phone 451 Hearne Opens 3:45 P. M. Monday thru Friday. Opens 1:45 Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays Friday, May 21, Last Times "Executive Suite" ALL STAR CAST Cartoon Saturday, May 22 "Key Largo" HUMPHREY BOOART LAUREN BACALL Sunday Monday, May "Jubilee Trail" VERA RALSTON.

FORREST TUCKER, JOAN LESLIE Cartoon EXPERIENCED MECHANICS ALL WORK GUARANTEED A. L. TOWNSEND A. B. DODSON DAY PHONE 865 NIGHT AND SUNDAY PHONE 802 Tuesday and Wednesday 25-26" "Tennessee Champ" SHELLY WINTERS, KEENAN WYNN Cartoon and Pete Smith Novelty Open Saturday '1 P.

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