The Vernon Daily Record from Vernon, Texas • Page 3

FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1943 THE VERNON RECORD. VERNON, TEXAS PAGE THREE Club and Social Activities LORETTA WITHERS Editor Phone: Office 171 Mrs. Otey Kressenberg, Recent Bride, Is Honored At Miscellaneous Shower Thursday Evening At Massie Home The F. L. Massie home, 2027 Main, was the scene of a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening honoring Mrs.

Otey Kressenberg, who before her recent marriage was Miss Opal White. Mrs. Massie and Miss Lois Stewart were joint hostesses. The guests were met at the --------------------------------------------------door by Mrs. Emory Rhoads, nr who presented them to the re- fltsljiol tUti ceiving line which included Mrs.

AT CADET CLUB Massie, Mrs. Kressenberg, Mrs. C. A. Kressenberg and Miss Stcvv- art.

Mrs. L. E. McCurdy was at the register and Mesdames J. Louis Ross, A.

B. Garland and George Goetze displayed the gifts in the gift rooms. In the dining room, tea was served by Mrs. Lewis H. Bond.

She was assisted in serving by Mesdames W. P. Layne, J. K. Campbell.

John Pritchard and Louise Howard. Centering the table, which was covered with a lace cloth, was an arrangement of white rosebuds and lilies. Antique candelabra at each end ot the table held lighted white tap- SUNI)AY AFTERNOON Mrs. M. R.

Sewell, who is in charge of entertainment for boys at the new Victory Field Cadet Club, 1616 Fannin Street, has requested that all girls who arc interested in assuming assistant hostess duties at the club, register there Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sewell and Mrs. Hub Colley will be at the club Sunday afternoon to accept registrations of girls. The duties of the girls will be to help entertain the ca- dcts when they come to the club.

There arc various forms of games for entertainment there. Mes- ers. The living room and other dames Sewell and Colley are act- entertaining rooms were decorat- hostesses at the club. All girls who are interested in helping to entertain the cadets arc asked to register at the club Sunday afternoon. ed with a profusion of pink roses, emphasizing the chosen colors of pink and white.

The honoree was attractively attired in a black frock, trimmed Mm Weds Incidental piano music was (rll I 111 EtlfflttUd played during the evening by Miss Paducah, Jan. and Mrs. Erma Rhoads. F. Gentry received a letter to- Approximately 50 guests called day telling them of the marriage from to 10 of their son, Cpl.

Weldon Edgar Gentry, to Miss Yvonne Frances Social Calendar cashire, England. Saturday. Corporal Gentry is engaged as Mrs. A. D.

Wimblcy will a cook in the officers mess of tain members of the Postal Aux- Cnited Slates Army Air Corps, iliary at her home, 3604 stationed in that area. Saturday afternoon at 3 U10 letter, written by then daughter-in-law, enclosed a clip- TRIES TO SETTLE STRIKE ping from an England newspaper Chicago, Jan. 7. federal giving account of the wedding, government, through the Nation- According to the article, this is al Railway Mediation Board, call- the first wedding ed in representatives of class section, railroads and labor today in an ef- fort to settle amicably wage and Class Meet closed shop demands of more than Held af Jacobs Home 900,000 non-operating employes. FIGHT MISERY vhere you fee! it-rub throat, chest and back with time-tested Wwu.tf.TiN»If.

dn ti 6 ncd SCHEDULE CHANGES Bowen Motor Coaches "The Preferred VEKNON FOK KJectra, Wichita Falls, Fort Wortb, Houston, Corpus Christi, Austin, aml Sau Antonio, Texas a. a. a. m. p.

p. p. m. 10:55 p. m.

LEAVE VEKNON FOK Chillicofhe, Quanab, Childress. Amarillo, Clovis, Albuquerque, N. Denver, Los Anpeles, Calif. All points on West and North Coast 0:33 a. p.

p. m. 13:32 a. a. a.

m. Xew Steel From Fort Worth and To Houston, Corpus Chrlstl, Austin, ''an Antonio, Dallas to Amarillo, Texas. NEW LOW RATES travel Is not rationed and will not be rationed. BOWEN MOTOR COACHES 4 Local Texas Company Phone f)56 Call Agt. A business and social meeting was held by members of the Ala- thean Sunday School Class of the Rock Crossing Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs.

W. L. Jacobs. Mrs. Roy Jay, class vice president, presided.

Following a brief business session, a social hour was enjoyed. Refreshments were served to Mesdames J. L. Hart, Roy Jay, H. J.

Brooks, W. B. Cox and daughter, Roy Aston and daughter, Lawson Shaw, O. B. Bishop, Roy Covington, and the hostess, Mrs.

Jacobs. BEACH is no time to talk of lifeguards, hot nevertheless we have here Mary Donovan of Venice, whose business is saving swimmers. Is Subject To He Studied Here is the subject of tiic Lesson-Sermon which will be read in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Jan. 10. The Golden Text is: will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the Lord.

1 will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the presence of all his people" (Psalms Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "Let the words of my mouth, and the meditation of my heart, be acceptable in thy sight, Lord, my strength, and my redeemer" (Psalms The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health With Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: for humility whatever fervency of expression docs not always mean a desire for it. We should examine ourselves and learn what is the affection and purpose of the heart, for in this way only can we learn what we honestly arc" (page 8). Pettigrew-Couch Nuptials Are Solemnized Here Announcement was made of the marriage of Miss Billie Couch of Vernon, daughter of Mrs. A. L.

Vaughn of Bailey, formerly of Oklaunion, to Jack Pettigrew of Vernon, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Pettigrew of Bonham. The marriage was solemnized in the sanctuary of the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening, with Rev.

J. Albert Steele, minister, reading the vows. The bride was attractively attired in a blue Sangutlin suit, with which she wore a white blouse and black accessories. Ilcr only ornament was a rhinestone clip on her coat lapel. Baskets of deep red roses decorated the church sanctuary.

Mrs. Pettigrew was graduated I from Oklaunion High School and Mary Hardin Baylor College at Belton. She is now employed at Ladies' Store, and I was formerly employed as an instructor in Oklaunion schools. The bridegroom is now employ- ed in Long Beach, and Mrs, Pettigrew plans to join him there within a few weeks. MEET BV PHONE Bardonia, N.

Jan. S. Driving to a Republican committee meeting might come under the heading of pleasure motoring. To be safe, the 18 members of the I Clarkstown Township Republican committee in Rockland County gathered instead by telephone, nominated a township welfare officer. adopted a resolution.

NOT TO VISIT Melbourne, Australia, Jan. 8. t.T> Although some Australian quarters feel that Prime Minister John Curtin should visit Washington to ask President Roosevelt for more war aid, he is unlikely to travel overseas until there is a decisive change in the European situation, the political correspondent of the Melbourne Herald said today. HOPE ABANDONED Hot Springs, N. M.f Jan.

8. (JF) has been abandoned for a two-motored Army plane which disappeared Dec. 26 with two airmen on a routine flight over the Black range of southern New Mexico. Aboard the plane and now given up as dead by Bedford Caldwell of Farwell, Texas, were his brother, Lieut. J.

R. Caldwell, and his cousin, Sgt. Maxwell R. Caldwell of San Antonio. SHORTAGE ALLEVIATED Boston, Jan.

8. fuel oil shortage in greater Boston was alleviated somewhat today by the release of 1,000,000 gallons of kerosene, while in Rhode Island a plan was studied to place all war business establishments on a five-day week to save fuel. Colombo, the capital of Ceylon, was named for Christopher Columbus. The mass of the sun is 331,000 times that of the earth. County Briefs Three-fourths of the population of Trinidad are Hindus.

THEN THEY ESCAPED Atlanta, Jan. 8. locomotive plowed into an automobile occupied by Mrs. C. W.

Spear and two companions and dragged it along the tracks about 40 feet. The engine then hurled it into the path of a train going in the opposite direction and the automobile was dragged back about 50 feet, finally sliding clear. Mrs. Spear ftnd her companions climbed out unscratched. Get your Wedding Anniversary Cards at the City News Stand.

53-4tc THIS SNAP SHOTS Will mean more to you than ever and other supplies are very you arc planning to take important shots we will be pleased to consult with you on your problems. Take advantage of our Personalized Finishing you had to take pictures in bad light we can oiten save the pictures if we know it before developing. Remember it it concerns photography we can do it correctly. CAMERA CO. Whitney Anderson 1711 Wilbarger FOR ALL OCCASIONS CUT FLOWERS Poinsettias, Doz 00 Roses, to $5.00 Carnations, Doz.

Mums, Doz. $2.50 to $6.00 Sweet Peas, GladioJas and many other cut flowers. POT PLANTS Poinsettias to $7.50 Azaleas to $7.50 Cyelamean $2.00 to $5.00 Begonias to $3.50 Prim Roses, Geraniums and other Pot Plants. WE YOUR ORDER NOW TO THE VERNON GREENHOUSES PHONE 1007 TODAY TELEGRAPH UNION LEADER CONVICTED Newburgh, Jan. 8.

Labor Leader Samuel Nuzzo stands convicted today on 32 of 33 counts charging misappropriation of more than $9,000 in funds of his union, whose members work on a $300,000,000 New York City I water project. Legal Notice NOTICE OF SALE OI REAL ESTATE By of Unler of Saif is- suefi our of rho Honorable ini District Court of x.is in hihI for Pallas County, on the -7th of November, in the ease of Home Loan Corporation versus John Storey anfl wife. Unity? W. Stoiev. and NViman-Marcus Company, No.

67355-I'M and to me, as Sheriff, direet- ed and delivered, 1 have levied upon Sth day of January. A. 104::. and will between the hours of 10 o'clock A. and 4 o'clock on the first Tuesday in February.

A. it be -the 2nd day of said month, at the Court House door of Wilbarger County. Texas, in the City of Vernon, proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and in- I terest which John A Storey anil wife. I Uubye W. Storey, had on the 1st day of August, A.

1034. or at any time i thereafter, of. In and to the following i described property, to-wit Being a part of the north half of I lots 1 and of Illoek 4. of the Nn and Addition to the I Town of Vernon, Texas, and is de. scribed by metes and as fol- lows: BEGINNING at a point in the i Bast line of said Lot 1 which 100 feet lfi of the SE corner of South half of said Lot 1 being also the NE corner of a lot owned by I' C.

Sumner: Thence s.v with North 255 feet to stake set for the SW corner of this tract, being also the corner of the Sumner tract: Thence 1s- feet to stake set for the NW corner of this tract: Thence in an Easterly direction feet to stake set Ip the Eist line of Lot 1 which is so fPPf of the beginninz point: Thence IS SO feet to the place of beginning. Said property being levied on the property of said nbovp named oersons and will be to satisfy a judgment amounting to against John A. Storey, with interest at the rate of ri per cent per annum from the HIst dav of October. 1042, in favor of HOME LOAN CORPORATION, and costs of court and the further cost- of executing this writ. GIVEN MY HAND THIS Sth dav of Jamiarv.

A. D. 1043. ORAN KEY. Sheriff.

Wilbarger Countv. Texas By B. J. WCODINGTON, Depufv 5S-3t-Frl Fiv e-in-1 )nr Miss a younger of Hondo is hot mother, Mr. Ira Younger.

James Ross, returned to: Commerce Sunday ait or a vacation with hi-s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ross. Pvt. Waltci Knippa of Clovis spent the week-end with relatives and friends here.

The Zion Lutheran Wall her) League wa entertained vviih New party at the Lutheran school. Frank Edwards is visiting in Arkansas. Vernie Lee Sehoppa has returned from California where she has been employed. Paul Bell returned to Lubbock Sunday at let spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

L. W. Bell. J. Wiseman, Kenneth Roman and Kdward firaf left Tuesday Lubbock where they will resume their studies al Texas Tech.

Lonnie Robertson of Fort Worth spent the week-end with his mother, Mrs. G. W. Neel, and A C. Robertson.

Miss Norma Younger was hon- ored with a miscellaneous shower at the home rtf Mrs. Claude Bildstein Thursday evening. Mr. and Mr- Claude Bildstein returned Tuesday from Colorado Springs. Maynor Holland of San Francisco.

Is visiling his sister, Mrs. L. Lambert. SIIOW-KI IIUDAV, 8 col I TON A TIME the know-it-all newscaster she met in Vienna, kissed in Warsaw, and lied to in Paris. SI little flitter Kiri from the llrnnv who wished she hadn't the wront; kind of baron (the heel)! Rogers, Cary Grant, in I a showing at Vernon 1 healer Sat nite prevue, also Snmla.v and Monday.

indi i utim i New liolhi, India, Jan 8 t.P) William Phillips, President Roosevelt's personal envoy to India and formei Ambassador to Rome, reached New Delhi today. NEW PRICE SCHEDULE Due to rising costs ot supplies following price schedule will he ettect starting 1AM AKY 1ST, 1913 35c 55c 65c 80c Wave Set Shampoo and Set. Shampoo Set-Drv Oil Shampoo Set and Dry and Brow Dye. Henna Pack Duart Kinse Croquinole BEAUTY SHOP 171!) Texan 11 Sav SAY VERNON BAKED BV VERNON BAKERY AT YOUR FAVORITE GROCERS! 8277 12-42 BELTED SUIT This is the kind of suit the woman who always wears smart clothes appreciates! She knows the easy surplice front, filled in with the crisp dickey always looks nice. She realizes that the set-in belt achieves a firm, becoming line at the waist! The skirt, plain in back, pleated in front is just the way she likes it.

Pattern No. 8277 is in sizes 12 14, 16, IS, 20; 40, 42. Size 14, sleeves, requires yards 39- inch material. For this attractive pattern, send 15 cents, plus cent for postage, in coins, with your name, address, pattern number and size to non Record Pattern Dept, 530 So. Wells Chicago, 111.

appreciate the extra help you can find and all the new' patterns shown in Winter Fashion Book, available at 15c per copy. Send for this book with a 15c pattern, both will come to you for 25c plus 1c for postage. COMPLETES NAVAL Paducah, Jan. Word ha. been received from the headquarters of the Ninth Naval District at Great Lakes, that Merman Reginald Burton, Jr.

of Chalk ha graduated from the M. S. Naval Training School for aviation machinists at the Navy Pier in Chicago. He received an immediate promotion to the petty officer rating of aviation machinist's mate, third class, and now awaits assignment to duty with the fleet or at a naval shore station, Vulcanizing Help in (lie nationwide effort to conserve vita! rubber supplies! Drive carefully at moderate tire pressure and stop reasonably wheel alignment. Hut when your tires are worn.

them in to us for repair. We have the latest equipment to vulcanize and care for vour SEE NOW TIRI Robert L. More THE PERFECT HOST TO YOUR CAR Phone 1234 MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF SUPPLIES and ACCESSORIES FOR ALL MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES AT SERVICE 1831 Wilbarger St. Phone 82 RIDE THE BUSES The Cheapest And Safest Way To Travel OUR DAILY SCHEDULES Leave From The Union Bus Terminal FOR POINTS To Thalia, Crowell, Paducah, Matador, Floydada, Ralh, byton, Lubbock. Clovis, Albuquerque, oh Angeles.

Lubbock Hobbs, Carlsbad, N. to El Paso, Phoenix to Los Angeles. Lubbock, Odessa, El Paso to Los Angeles. 6:00 a. m.

1:35 p. m. 9:15 p. m. io G.

T. M. C. to Seymour, Benjamin and Lubbock SOUTHWESTERN TRA1LWAYS NEW BUSES, THROUGH SERVICE GROVER C. McMAKIN, Pres, Gen.

Mgr. The Short Route To The Coast Leave Vernon ton, Chiekasha, El Reno, Enid, Wichita, Kansas City, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, fMoplin, St. Louis, Hobart, Cordell and Clinton. Muskogee, t. Smith, Memphis.

12:15 p.m. 7:20 p.m. ALTUS DIVISION All Points North and Northeast: Leave Vernon for Altus, Manguin and Elk Snvder and Gould and Hollis. 4 1:30 p. m.

Texas, New Mexico Oklahoma Coaches Inc BUS TRAVEL IS NOT RATIONED AND WILL NOT BE RATIONED JORDAN BUS COMPANY Davidson, Frederick, Walters, Lawton, Chiekasha, Oklahoma City, Commanche, Ardmore, Durant, Hugo, Idabel and DeQueen, Ark. 6:15 a. m. 10:30 a. m.

5:40 p. m. CHISHOLM TRAIL MOTOR COACHES Leave Vernon Daily for Seymour, Breckenridge. Ranger, and all points south. 12:15 p.

m. 4:50 p. m. 9:15 p. m.

Vernon, Texas FOR YOUR TRAVEL INFORMATION CALL UNION BUS STATION Our Are Trained Serve Vou.