Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • Page 11

THE ABILENE MORNING REPORTER-NEWS Sunday Morning, July 21,1935 Large Crowd Expected at Sweetwater's Water Carnival BE mm Sponsors from 30 Towns Jo Take Part In Coronation Event Thursday Evening 8WEETWATER, July Is all set to Inaugurate something new In West Texas on Thun- day, July 25, when the First Annual Water Carnival will be held an event, expected to attract several thousand rrom towns and cities within a 100-mile radius. To be held in Sweetwater's new $35,000 swimming pool, the carnival will include water contests such as diving and swimming with teams representing cities in this section competing throughout the day, and concluding with the finals In the contests and a Venetian Pageant at which the Venetian Goddess will be crowned. Young lady sponsors from at least 30 towns will be present for the pageant and from among them will be selected the goddess to preside during awarding of the prizes and trophies to winners In the water contests. The coronation will take place beginning at 8 o'clock that night en a beautiful arched Venetian bridge suspended over the pool and decorated profusely with flowers, vines and pastel colors. The Goddess will be selected from among the out-of-town sponsors, Sweetwater's representative not being eligible for the diadem.

Dance An invitatalon dance honoring the Visiting sponsors and their escorts be held at the Made Hotel after the comoatlon. The water contests will begin at 9 o'clock In the morning and continue until noon, beginning again at 2 p. m. Finals will be held beginning at 8:30 that night, Immediately alter the coronation ceremonies. Swimming teams and Individual stars from many towns already have signified intentions of being Twenty Work Progress Directors Meet With Chief In San Antonio These men Klected director of 20 vorki pntn-s administration districts In Tens aire shown here with H.

Drought, profreu administrator for Teiu, they met In Antonio In a two-day school to receive final Instructions for pulling IJO.MO unemployed Teiani work: They arc: Seated, left to right, R. H. McNew, Big Spring; E. P. Ameson, San Antonio; George L.

Dickey, Fort Worth; e. E. Warinan, Aiutln; Ou W. Thomancn, DattM; H. P.

Droofhl: J. S. Bonnet', Houston: A. A. Meredith, Amarillo; C.

H. Harrison, Waco; Paul Henderson, El Paso. Back row, left to light, Charles L. Alurlhi, Wichita Falls; Wade II. Smith, Palestine; D.

G. Connilly, Tyler; John C. Burndde, Bui Anfelo; J. A. Hlzelrlff, Uvllde; A.

W. Elrod, Marshall; W. 6. Abilene; K. E.

Wallace, Broirnwood; R. E. Birrs, Beaumont; B. H. Tile, Alice; J.

Lubboek. present and entering the contests, Prizes will be awarded the winners, and the town whose representatives win most points will be given an award which must be won three years to succession to become permanent property- Contestants will be divided Into beginners, 12 years and under; intermediates, 13 to 18. Inclusive; and seniors, over 18. Girls' groups will Include those under 12, from 13 to .16, inclusive, and 17 and over. Events will Include back stroke, breast crawl and free style races In each division with distances of 10, 40, 60 and 100 yards; forward, backward, cutaway and twist dives, ind "seven point" swimming form contests for all groups.

The team relay races, a beautiful trophy to be awarded the winners, are expected to be the chief attraction of the contests. New Pool The pool where the contests will fce held Is located In City Park, one of the most beautiful picnic places in West Texas. In size it Is 150 feet long and 60 feet wide, equipped with standard A. A. TJ.

diving equipment. The water is filtered through a forced chlorinating system each 14 hours and is absolutely free from any bacteria or foreign matter, according to health officials who inspect it frequently. The sides and floors of the pool are swept with a vacuum cleaner as often as necessary. Seats are being provided on three sides of the pool to accommodate the crowd of West Texans expected to be present. Invitations have been tent out from the Board of City Development officers to all citizens of this territory to come to Sweet- W.O.W.CAMP CIRCLE WILL HONOR TEAM Picnic and Swim Friday Compliment Winning Ball Flayers WOW Camp No.

136 and the clr cle will give a picnic and swim mlng party at the American Leglo pool, Friday night, to honor th WOW softball team. Plans for the outing were ar ranged at a Thursday night meet Ing of the camp. The team wa winner of the first half contest Ir the city league. All Wodmen an their families are requested to at tend and bring picnic suppers. Th time will be 8 o'clock.

Mrs. J. P. Anderson, Mrs. Kat: Kldwell and Mrs.

H. C. Archibal composed a committee from th circle, which met with the cam to plan the picnic. T. E.

McMahon was initiated, ap plications were received on W. 1 Tucker and G. O. Burleson. and Mr Rlney of Merkel was a visitor.

Tobolowskys On Marketing Trip For LaMode Shop Jack Tobolowsky, owner-manager of La Mode, ladles' ready-to-wear establishment at 282 Pine street and Mrs. Tobolowsky will leave today for a three weeks' shopping tour of the East. Traveling by train they will go direct to Baltimore and thence to New York and Boston. Complete lines ot fur coats, cloth coats and suits and other items of winter apparel for women will be bought in the three cities. A several days' vacation will be septn at Atlantic City by the Tobo- lowsky's before ttelr return to Abilene.

water and enjoy something new In the way of entertainment. Picnic units located under large trees at the water's edge of City Lake make an Ideal place to spend the -lay. The ssset have in my dental practice are the many satisfied patients In Abilene and vicinity. Many of these are your friends. Ak them, they are my best references.

They will tell yon I give thr finest dental work at low prices, and prices you can afford to pay. We fin you QUALITY--SERVICE--ECONOMY. DR. ELLIS' PLATES MINIMUM LOW PRICES 1500 $22 50 Local Extractions Fillings $1.00 up Teeth Gleaned $1.60 Gold May Plates Repaired $1.00 np Cold Crown $5.00 ONE WAT SERVICE TO ODT-OF-TOWN PATIENTS WK MAINTAIN OUR OWN LABORATORY DR. J.

A. ELLIS Pine Bt. AcroM the Street From Mlnlers Phone 7844 Rev. C. R.

Hooten Pioneer Minister To Hold Revival At Clyde Church Bev. C. B. Hooten, pastor of the Methodist church at Plainvlew, will preach In a two-weeks revival meeting beginning today at the ilethodis; church at Clyde. Rev.

Hooten was pastor of St. Johns Methodist church In Stamford In .933 and 1934. Plans have been made for an in- ensive campaign by the church at Hyde. Arrangements have been made to hold the evening services the spacious church lawn. Rev.

B. Hardy Is the Clyde pastor. 11 TEACHERS OF ADULTS WILL GET TRAINING Four Schools Selected For August Courses; Tech to Serve This Area Pour state institutions In Texas have been selected by the state department of education and the Texas relief commission to offer a comprehensive teacher training program in adult education during the month of August, accoding to announcement received here by W. Darnell, district supervisor, from George H. Fern, state director of education.

Teachers, from Mr. Darnell's dis- rict of 72 counties, Including Tayor county, will go to Texas Technological college, Lubboek for traln- Ine. to begin August 2. Other institutions selected are North Texas State Teachers college, Denton: Jnlverslty of Texas, Austin, and i View state normal for negro eachers. Dean Evans of Technological col- ege will have charge of the school at Lubboek.

In addition to travel xpenses and tuition, teachers wil eceive a weekly wage of $15. Teachers must be certified as ell- ible for relief wages before thej an attend the training course 'hose who have been recommended or the training will receive defi- ite Instructions from Mr. Fern's fflce within the next few days, It said. Twelve teachers are now engaged adult classes In Taylor ounty and 12 others were pre- lously in adult schools. ites This Afternoon For T.

G. Reese, Victim of Apoplectic Stroke Special to Ihfl Reporter-Nem HASKELL, July 20--Funeral rites or T. G. Reese, 77, who died un- late Friday evening will held from the First Baptist lurch Sunday afternoon at 2:30. lie service will be conducted by ev.

O. Strickland of Munday, ana lev. H. E. Whatley, Baptist mln- iter of Haskell.

Mr. Reese, retired farmer and res- of Haskell for the past nine ears, was stricken with appoplexy hile playing a game of dominoes the yard of a negihbor's home, eath occurred shortly after a phy- clan had been summoned. Bom January 18, 1858, In Rhome, Mr. Reese was married to Miss ucy Lewis, 10, 1881, in 'arion county, Ala. Ten years later he couple movti! to Texas, resld- ig near Hamilton until moving to askell nine years ago.

Survivors are his wife, and fix hlldren. W. E. Reese, Rails; E. R.

Herefrod; C. E. Reese. Hasell; Mrs. Mamie Whltaker and TS.

Dessie Todd, Trenton; Mrs. Ulan Thompson, Portales, New Twenty-five grandchildren nd seven great grandchildren also urvlve. Burial will be In Willow cemetery nder the. direction of KInney Fun- al home. Elton Plowman to Slnu Today at Christian Church Elton Plowman, tenor, Is to sing solo, "My Father Watches Over at the 11 o'clock service of First Christian church this omlng.

A men's quartet ol the i lurch will sing tonight. VISIT HERE Miss Frances Smith of Stamford visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S.

Dunning. Miss Juanita Johnson of Baird is spending the weekend with Mrs. R. E. Wilson.

OLD SETTLERS- (Continued From Page 3) Mrs. J. U. Jones, Lawn (1904), Mr? F. A.

Polly, Merkel (1906), Mrs. J. E. Montgomery (1893), Mrs. H.

B. Vestal (18B8), Mrs. Lee Flnley, Big Spring assa), T. O. Allen, Merkel (1900), B.

L. Perkins, Tye (1909), Mrs. W. O. Read (1905), Mrs.

T. W. Stephenson, Tuscola (1883), Mrs. G. C.

Powell, Tuscola (1883), C. W. Stockton (1907). Mrs. C.

W. Stockton (1899), Stella Miller (1881), Mrs. A. B. Brltton (188B), J.

B. Reddell, Anson (1397), N. B. Teaff, Tye (1901), T. M.

Griffin, Lawn (IMS), Joe W. Britton, Ovalo (1906), Mrs. A. W. Logsdon (1888), Mrs.

W. E. Petty (1903), C. A. Blanks (1890), Mrs.

B. R. Ragsdale, Winters (1885), Mrs. T. F.

Ragsdale, Gulon (1886). Mrs. C. B. Robertson, Hylton (1880), A.

B. Cranston (1888), Mrs. A. B. Cranston (1B88), Mrs.

Vallie Welch (1906), J. M. Ballard (1907), Ed c. Russell (1888), Young Wright, Ranger (1901), Mrs. Y.

A. Wright (1901), J. E. Hurt, Ovalo (1876), Mrs. N.

Jordan (1908), Mrs. N. C. Allen (1908). Mrs.

Minnie Higgins, Mer- R. Herrington, Tuscola (1905), Wm Slaughter (1875), Esco Walte (1915). Albert Betchsr, Oval (1878). L. S.

Sandell, Las Cruces, N. (1887), J. S. Anderson, Merke (1881), J. W.

Townsley (1879), Jones (1876), Dlllard R. Snow (1897), James Bush (1908). D. Anderson (1887), B. L.

Osboi (1902), Homer Cockrell (1904), A. Graham (1903), P. E. McCart (1903), Terrell Ferguson (190T Mrs. Terrell Ferguson (1903), B.

Roland (1903), F. M. Morgan (1884), W. T. Lindsey (1889).

Mrs. W. T. Lindsey (1884), Wlndham (1886), Wm. A.

Youn' (1883), Mrs. Ruth Perry Jone (1898), H. Heffeman, Mrs. W. A Young (1901), J.

W. Claxton, B. Ward, Merkel, J. W. Mayfield Merkel, W.

P. Franklin (1904) Floyd Tate, c. H. Ellison, Gulon (1906), Jim Boberson, Tuscola, M. Elliott, Merkel (1390), E.

Kidd, A. E. Gardner, Clyde, W. Nance, Clyde (1912), C. A.

Henderson (1893), M. N. Oldham (1889i T. B. Jasper (1902).

W. L. Coons (1909), Craig Lynn Buffalo Gap (1906), H. L. Children Lawn (1902), Mrs.

H. L. Childress, Lawn (1904), w. H. Edwards, Lawn (1906), Mrs.

Euth Kostrls (1890), T. C. Crofton, Lawn (1889), B. L. Moore (1881), Mrs.

R. L. Moore (1889), Mrs. C. E.

Whitaker (1689). H. C. Embree (1900). A.

F. Carter, Tuscola (1902), B. E. Morton (1904), A. E.

Anderson (1896), L. kel (1905). Mrs. L. B.

(1898), Mrs. E. Bar.dell, Tuscola W. Sandell, Tus Mrs. J.

w. Klnsey (1907), Barrel! (1902), Mrs. W. T. cola (1902), Mrs.

C. J. Sandell, (1885), H. B. Chambless, Merkel (1890), Mrs.

Roy Harrell, Merkel (1891), Mrs. J. D. Gaston, Buffalo Gap (1882), J. D.

Gaston, Buffalo Gap (1900), Mr. and Mrs. B. G. B.

Fain, Plainvlew (189S), Roy Bull (1906), Mrs. G. B. Tate (1906), G. B.

Tate (1906), Mrs. G. B. Ward (1908), Mrs. J.

H. Landers (1902). Mrs. V. A.

Boberson, Tuscoli (1889), Mrs. M. B. C. Cross (1908).

S. K. White, Tuscola (1902), w. G. Varnadore, Buffalo Gap (19071 H.

D. Clark, Merkel (1878), Mrs. L. Smith (1B84), H. O.

Mobley; E. H. O'Connell, J. W. Byars, Lawn (1903).

Ruby Morton (1907), Mr. A. R. Herrington (1905), Mrs. A.

J. Daniel, Tye (1909), A. J. Burks, Odessa (1893), Mrs. P.

E. McCauley (1908), Clay Holt (1885), Mrs. G. Woods, Merkel (1893), L. B.

Sandell (1894), D. D. Coats, W. E. Miller.

E. E. Landers (1891), W. F. Johnson (1889), J.

c. Johnson (18B9), A. W. Johnson (1889), C. R.

Peterson (1889), Mary E. Province, Merkel (1895), T. H. Hass, Merkel (1901). Mrs.

B. E. Butchee, Buffalo Gap (1905), Mrs. M. F.

Burks (1893). Mrs. H. L. Barrington, Tuscola (1901), H.

L. Barrington, Tuscola (1902), H. B. Vestal, Mrs. M.

A. Kidd, Tuscola (1900), Mrs. J. W. Byara, Lawn (1908), Mrs.

G. A. Joiner, Caps (1905), R. L. Ponder, Granite, Okla, and wife, Mrs.

S. G. Vaughn, Merkel (1897). Mrs. John Blackburn, Merkel (1896), R.

1 Mashburn, Merkel (1900), W. P. Burns, Memphis, R. S. Darden (1903), Mrs.

L. G. Calcote (1890). Mattle Lackey (1890), Mrs. W.

W. Elliott, Merkel (1909), Mrs. T. F. Stewart (1905), Mrs A.

Rippy (1907), R. N. Edwards, Seymour (1908), Mrs. J. H.

Snodgrass, Jr. (1899), Mrs. Lillie Edwards, Seymour (1897), Mrs. E. A.

Grigg (1897), H. C. Keese (1905), Mrs. Minnie Keese (1889), Mrs. A.

V. Wood (1902). Mrs. W. E.

Caperton (1905), Mrs. J. C. Bountree (1906), J. F.

Rountree (1905), Mrs. George Moore (1890), Mrs. H. B. Chambess (1890), Mrs.

Will Campbell 1890), Mrs. Jack Waldrop (1896). Mrs. C. C.

Wheeler (1901), W. 0. Read, Jr. (1909), W. A.

Campbell 1886), Mrs. W. A. Allred, Wingate (1898), Mrs. W.

P. Powers 1893), Mrs. Jim CMk, Dora (1895). Louis Honea (1901), Mrs. Louis Honea (1901), Mrs.

W. H. Dunbar, Lawn (1892), Mrs. Dolly Brookreson Green, Snyder; Mrs. T.

D. Chapman (1906), Mrs. Mabel Stockton, Winters; Mrs. G. H.

Tucker, Merkel (1908), Mrs. Boyd Turner, Tuscola (1910). Mrs. H. B.

Smith (1901), Mrs. Lee Newman (1909), Mrs. Sallle Pollock (1903), J. T. Sands, Mr.

and Mrs. P. F. Hoc-ge, J. L.

Klncaid, Buffalo Gap (1891), Mike Hatch (1908), Jim Norrls (1904), E. L. Thompson (1906), O. Blackwood (1890). J.

A. Boyce (1884), Mrs. J. A. Boyce (1885), Mrs.

W. C. Mlngus (1888), Mrs. T. E.

LeSeuer, Jenny V. Bowyer, Gean Melville Bowyer, J. G. Williams, Ovalo (1890), A. P.

Morton (1895), Mrs. H. H. Webb, Gulon (1690), Mrs. C.

H. Moore, Ovalo (1900), Clyde Floyd, Ovalo (1894), L. J. Harris, Lawn Mrs. E.

H. Daniel (1877), Mrs. Maggie Scott (1901), Mrs. Olarmce Melton (1697), Mrs. J.

O. Shaw, Snydcr (1890), R. T. Smith, Lawn (1898), J. M.

Wilkinson, Tuscola (1893), Tom Scott, Tahoka (1900). James P. Cox (1906), Mr. am Mrs. R.

L. Dlxon (1908), Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Lollar (1901), G. Hawkins (1895), Price Bell (1910) Newt Pursley, Buffalo Gap (1885) Mr. and Mrs. Ben Keith (1900) Mrs. G.

P. Scott (1890), W. O. Scot (1897), T. A.

Burford, Gulon (1876) T. A. Bledsoe (1880), H. L. Greer Tuscola (1906), Mr.

and Mrs. M. Johnston (1893), Mrs. Ray Bra die, B. E.

Travis (1896), W. Tyler (1905). Stanford Fraser (1904), Boyd Carter, Tuscola (1905' John Scoggln, Buffalo Gap (1907) J. B. Brandon, Putnam (1880) Mrs.

J. B. Brandon, Putnam (1887) J. M. Holly, Tye (1908), F.

Robinson, Tuscola (1906). W. Heath (1907), J. Mile Shackellord (1865), Mrs. J.

Mllo Shackelford (1889), Mrs. Jack B. Yonge (1904) Jess Blanton (1910), W. F. Biddell (1880), B.

B. Laramore, Tuscola (1910), J. J. Stewart, Ovalo (1905), Mrs. J.

J. Ovalo 1895), Mrs. J. V. Waldrop (1905).

Mrs. W. B. Poston (1897), Mrs. M.

Grigg (1903), Mrs. N. C. Bush Merkel (1890), Mrs. Luther Lan.1, Merkel (1893), Wm.

Harper, Lewis Dotson, Tuscola (1906), Mrs. Lula Ross (18B9), V. E. Hodges (1901), Fred A. Eucker (1898), Mrs.

Hiney (1907), Fred A. Rucfcer 1898), Albert C. Bledsoe, Plain- (1882), J. R. Clark.

Colemaa, 12 years old; Mrs. J. F. Wood, Tus- ola (1895), Mrs. C.

C. Shipman, Buffalo Gap (1910), Sam Stana- and, Tuscola (1897), Mrs. Sam Stanaland, Tuscola (1897). Mrs. Walter Latta (1901), C.

S. Harber (1907), D. C. Johnson 1904), E. A.

Tillmon (1905). Mary tlorton, Guion, E. G. Morton, Gulon, N. Mitchell, L.

E. Fisher, (1874), J. P. Wood (1899), Hack Tucker, G. M.

Sharp (1900). Sis. H. Carter (1904), H. W.

arter (1904), Mrs. Zelma O'Bar 1907), Mrs. E. W. Tripp, Megar- el (1905), Mrs.

J. T. Meeks. Lawn, 1907). J.

S. Burgess (1904), C. W. ogsdon (1B83), Mrs. C.

W. Logsdon (1884). C. M. Read, Wichita Falls (1884), W.

B. Hale (1900). Oul Qrnh.m (1188), W. Toombs (1899), A. M.

Giles (1M4), J. M. Wagstafl' (1889). Mrs, Roy Sttphenson, Tuscola (1899), M. Roger Williams (18M), Elizabeth Bowyer (1911), G.

C. Davis (1888). W. J. Williamson, Ovalo (1890), Mrs.

W. J. Williamson, Ovalo (1900), Mrs. W. A.

Barber. Caps (1893), J. A. Abbott, Bradshaw (1839), Mrs. J.

A. Abbott, Bradshaw (1809), Gray Browne (1905), Brooks D. Appleton (1906), W. A. McMillan, Gulon (1905), J.

P. Morrison (1883), Lee Rogers, Trent (1907), A. W. Wilkinson (1898), Lee York (1882), J. V.

Roberson, Tuscola (1900). W. D. Peebles (1900). Mrs.

W. D. Lang, Glrard (1896), Mrs. W. W.

Pettltte, Lawn (1888). Mrs. H. J. Hodge, Winters (1892).

L. E. Amason (1907), F. T. Hogan, Merkel (1905), Cullen H.

Toombs, Merkel (1907), E. B. Barnes, Merkel (1900), B. O. Comer, Coleman (1882), Ruby TTantham (1895), 6, P.

Nesmith (1902), O. P. O'Connell, Tuscola, H. F. Hodge, Winters (1902), Mrs.

A. L. Newby, Bradshaw (1892), D. J. Curb (1897), L.

V. Franklin (1895), Mrs. L. V. Franklin (1917), Mrs.

Charles Louis Corley (1915), M. E. Perry, Merkel (1897), Mrs. Clarence Ledbetter (1906), J. H.

Gibson (1901), Mrs, E. E. Sadler (1895), Mrs. Cotton Jennings (1893), J. Y.

Reese. Tye (1896), W. A. Brookreson. Hill, N.

M. (1882). Mrs. Lacy McCasland (1894), C. B.

Moore (1904), G. Williams (1698), (1890), Fleming Henry James James (1894), Fleming Henry James (1928), J. W. Ivy (1898). A.

S. Boyd (1889), S. P. Moore (1904), Miss Susie Moore (1904), J. J.

Toombs (1891), R. M. Deavenport, Midland (1891). G. G.

Blchardson (1901), Mrs. Rupert Harkrider (1910), Nancy Oroig Lasley (1896), Mre. B. L. Paucett (1891), M.

O. Tucker (1901), T. D. Chapman (1901). T.

H. Barksdale (1907), Mrs. O. G. Browri (1879), L.

J. covington (1891), Williams (1897), Mrs. Frank Knaus, Big Spring (1890), Miss Mandy Dulaney (1890), J. W. Taylor (1898).

Mrs. C. W. Cross (1900), Mrs. Salara Robinson.

Modesto, Calif. (1900), G. C. Richardson (1901T, J. W.

Merrick, Clyde (1877), C. O. Pyeatt, Clyde (1899). Vera Wilson (1908), Vance Cotton, Albany (1897), Ford Smith, Merkel (1888), Fern Poster (1914) Belle Ruth Young (1914), J. E.

Wills, J. W. Anderson, Tuscola (1883), A. H. Neill, Gulon, Mrs.

Sid Young (1900), B. W. Smith (1884), G. B. Middleton (1890), Mrs.

H. H. Wilson (1898), Mrs. Fred Taylor (1889), Ray Perry, Tye (1906), Mule. McCartney, Tye (1910), J.

flfc Chittum (1874). Paul Gehner, Phoenix. Ariz. (1885), Mrs. M.

H. Winters (1901), George Yost, Lawn (1678), Paul Cook, Lawn (1903), Mm. G. M. Sharp, Merkel (1890), Mrs.

B. M. Deavenport, Stanton (1B01), Mm. M. J.

O. Leslie, Wlngate (1890), G. King, Merkel (1901), Mrs. G. King, Merkel (1906), T.

C. Weir (1900). Mrs. T. L.

Whltaker, Tuscola (1897), Mrs. E. S. Pattson (1885), Mrs. Homer Curtln (190U, Mrs.

w. A. Daniel, D. Lodand (1807), Charles Davis (1900), Mrs. J.

C. Mccarty (1902), Dabney Harvey (1897). J. M. Burson, Novice (1885), H.

O. Abbott, Bradshaw (1899), Mrs. Lillian Collins Moseley, Tulla (1898), Jim Lackey, Tuscola (1898). T. E.

Bush (1886), Mrs. B. E. Hodges (1901), C. C.

Shaw (1894), Troy Stockton, Winters (1903), J. H. Moody, Guion (1902), Mrs. B. H.

Herring, Gulon (1895), Mary Herrington, Gulon (1905), Lester Landers (1910), Mrs. J. M. Osbom (1905), C. H.

Lackey (1896), W. Z. Williams (1890), B. D. Dillard (1894), Herbert Patterson (1896).

A. V. Teaff, Tye (1901), Joe Floyd, Guion (1895), Mrs. O. T.

Chaney (1900), Mrs. J. A. Vamer (1883), Mrs. T.

W. Foster (1895), Mrs. H. G. Kendrick (1910), Mrs.

M. Boone, Mrs. Prank J. Richards (1907), O. Bodden (1896), Mrs.

L. D. Poe (1898), L. D. Poe (li Mrs.

E. E. Presswood (1889), Presswood (1901). J. S.

Llndley, Tuscola (1885), R. D. Honey, Buffalo Gap (1910), S. O. Bowman, Buffalo Gap (1886), C.

O. Brookreson. Buffalo Gap (1889). K. B.

Legett (1899), B. H. Morrison (1895), Mrs. M. H.

Hughes (1904), Mrs. L. L. Welch (1904), T. Y.

Vanlandlngnam, View (1906), Mrs. Lee Rogers, Trent (1909), Ed Barker (1836). Mrs. Archie Wilson (1903), Mrs. A.

M. Wright, Eastland (1900), Verna Wright, Eastland (1911), Mrs. Verna Edmison, Buffalo Gap (1884), Mrs. A. D.

Watson, Tucson, Arte. (1900), Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Proctor. Hamlln (1905), Mrs.

Mary Click (1896), M. P. Appleton (1898). Mrs. J.

Anderson, Merkel (1906), W. J. Dohley (1897), Lewis Mansfield (1901), JlnKs McGee (1883), Tom Clark (1993), Mrs. J. M.

Wagstaff, Mrs. Ethel McCall. Tuscola (1902), Mrs. Boy Little, Henrietta, Okla. (1902).

G. C. Osbome (1907), J. A. Jones (1895), O.

K. Smith (1895), Phil Scott (1895), Ode Hunt (1893), W. H. Brookreson, Hill, N. (1878).

Odus Smith. I Says-- MARRIAGE TOO DIVORCHTED The things that husbands and wives disagree about are certainly diversified. But one thing about which most married couple do agree is that a night a week at Cliff's is a pleasant respite from the drudgery of perpetual housekeeping. It's a great idea--you'll think so too, once you get started. Call me up and let me give you the facts on the whole proposition.

OLIFF BALDWIN'S GRACE COFFEE SHOP Auction Sales Daily At 2:30 and 8:00 P. M. The Entire High Grade Stock of C. M. Presley Jewelry AT 209 PINE ST.

GOES REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE We still have a considerable amount of Sterling Silver--Fine Diamonds--Watches--China and Glassware to dispose of. Everything sold at auction is guaranteed the same as if bought at retail. Buy now for Christmas and future needs at'tremendous savings. This is positively a complete close out of the entire stock of this firm. Nothing Is Reserved Gifts Given Away Every Day at Each Auction C.

M. Presley 209 PINE ST. JEWELER FRANK FREEMAN, Auctioneer.