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Clifton Men's Choir Has Heavy Schedule CLIFTON, Dec. newly-organized choir, directed by A. H. Grender. is al- Specialists in PERFECT FIT and TRUSS COMFORT Ruptmea are dangerous un- ess properlj held Trusses ire uncomfortable unless roperl? fitted We are ere every day to fit you with a and to that stays properly adjusted.

Ward Surjfiral Specialty Co. 1726 Trxas YOUR ready receiving many invitations to appear on programs of various types. Next Tuesday night they will sing for the American Legion Post and Auxiliary of Clifton, afterward leading the entire group of listeners in the traditional Christmas carols. The Legion has invited the choir to sing for the district convention which meets in Clifton some time in January. Two December appearances have also been slated.

The men will render two selections at the annual Christmas pageant which is staged by Clifton Junior College, Dec. 17. On the following night, the choir will lead the entire Clifton community in a Christmas songfest at the City Hall. More than 25 per cent of all foods used by Americans are dairy products. or and veryday ask for I RAIND LISTEN TO KATE SMITH over Station K-W-T-X, 11 to 11:15 A.

Monday through Friday. Sponsored RAINBO BREAD BAKERS M. K. GHRIST, President Last day. Mien Schick Clinic ENDS TOMORROW! the last day.

Have the Schick Factory Expert clean adjust and lubricate your Schick Electric Shaver without charge. COME EARLY! Hillsboro Plans To Aid Industry Plant Locations HILLSBORO. Dec. result of an increasing demand for buildings in which to operate by industries sinking locations in Hillsboro, the Chamber of Commerce has authorized its president, Will Bond, to name a committee to work out the organization of an Industrial foundation, similar to those in East Texas, to build or otherwise provide quarters for Industries seeking locations. This action was prompted by the report of O.

M. Harrell, chairman of the Industrial committee, that he was receiving many requests for quarters by industries socking to locate here, but unable to find buildings of needed size available. W. L. Hartgrove Buried Wednesday at Troy MARLIN, Der.

4 -SPL W. Hartgrove, 82, father of Mrs. Lee Faulkner, died in a Marlin hospital at 5:40 p. m. Tuesday.

Dec. 2, following an illness of about a year. He had been hospitalized here for a week. The was born at Elkmont, Limestone County, in October 18fi5. He came to Texas In 1910 and settled first in East Texas and then moved to Troy in 1912.

He' was active as a brick mason in Central Texas and also engaged in farming. He had lived at Midland about a year before coming to Marlin about two months ago. Funeral services were held in Temple at 4 p. m. Wednesday, Rev.

F. P. Goddard of Marlin officiating, assisted by the pastor of the Seventh Street Church of Temple. Burial was in the cemetery at Troy. Surviving are one son, Eugene Hartgrove, Temple; four daughters, Mrs.

Lee Faulkner and Mrs. G. C. Clem, both of Marlin, Mrs. G.

O. Leftwich and Mrs. F. A. Hargrove, both of Midland; one brother, Henry I fart grove, of Summers; four half-brothers, W.

R. Hartgrove, Childress; Vivian Hartgrove, Omaha; Horace Hartgrove, Corpus Christi, and Claud Ilart- grove, Midland; and 32 grandchildren. Cotton Shortage Predicted bv Jackson CORSICANA, Dec. 4 SPL Burris C. Jackson, Hillsboro postmaster and chairman of the Cotton Research Congress, declared here Tuesday night that this nation is facing a drastic shortage of cotton during the next two or three years.

He was speaking at the courthouse before about 400 Navarro GI trainee farmers. Jackson was introduced by 7'. C. Stell, Irene postmaster. L.

V. Dunagan, Frost GI student, presided, Jackson asserted that we are forcing Eurone to go to Peru, Brazil, and other nations to purchase raw cotton. Corsicana Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jack Megarity spent the week end with their son.

Tech. Sgt. Jack Megarity, in Austin. Mr. and Mrs.

Johnnie Garitty of College Station were here last week end. Dr. and Mrs. A. W.

Rogers visited Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dawson at Dawson last Sunday.

Mrs. Jimmy Lou Scott has returned from a visit with relatives at Waco. Mr. and Mrs. George Nokes Jr.

have returned to Austin after spending the week end with Corsicana and Waco relatives. Mme you can get SWAM in BOTH SizesMRGE as as Swan, and only Swan, gives you that marvelous CREAMED BLEND' I Joy? Run! The giant bar of Swan is back take place ftiongnide the regular-tize bar. at your can enjoy the wondere of in either the big or regular-aize bar! Get Swan complexion, bath, di.sites. Suxinderful for everything! SOTtt ANO Another fine product of Lever Brothert Company a Save the Peace" TTTT TTAm Temple Girl Honored at Hardin-Baylor Hip McKenzie Is Pioneer of Perry Community Dies In Marlin Tuesday Of $18,000 Goal Bryan Community Chest Is Sliorl MARLIN. Dec.

4 Reinhojd Wieting, 77, prominent Falls County farmer and pioneer citizen of the Perry community, died in a Marlin hospital, at 3 p. m. Tuesday following an illness of about a year. Born near Springfield, 111., Oct. 6, 1870, he moved to Falls County and settled between Perry and Otto, where he engaged in farming during his lifetime.

Funeral services were held at 10 a. m. Thursday from the chapel of the Adams Funeral Home and followed by a service at the Perry Methodist Church at 11 a. m. conducted by the pastor, Rev.

D. E. McVey. Burial was in the Perry Methodist Church Cemetery. He had been a member of that church about half a century.

Surviving are his widow; Mrs. Olga Wieting, Route 1, Marlin; two sons, John Wieting of Austin and Nelson Wieting of Route 1, Marlin; two daughters, Mrs. E. A. Schreiber of Nome, and Mrs.

Carl Dreyer of Riesel; one brother, Fred Wieting of Route 1, Marlin; one sister, Mrs. Paul Baeuchle of Marlin; also five grandchildren. Cameroil Persotials Mrs. J. M.

Boehner was hostess to the Three Arts Study Club, with extra guests, Mesdames Niley J. Smith, J. Z. Young, Lester Williams and Miss Joy Rice. Mrs.

William McIntosh has had as house guest her former schoolmate, Mrs. Glen Fikes of Corpus Christi. Mrs. William Rech of Smithville is visiting her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

George McGehee. 407 East Eleventh Street. Mrs. Pearl Clement has returned from Austin, where she visited with relatives for a few days. Frank Craven and son of Lubbock has concluded a few davs visit here with his aunt and uncle, Mr.

and Mrs. James Laird. Mrs. James Campbell of Honolulu is here for an extended visit with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

B. F. Robinson. The Business and Professional Women's Club held their regular business meeting Tuesday evening at their club rooms with the president, Mrs. Edith Starnes, presiding over the business session, where plans were completed for their annual Christmas party which will be held Tuesday evening, Dec.

16, at the club rooms. A chicken dinner will be served early in the evening, followed with the calling off of Christmas gifts from a tree, and games will be the diversion of the evening following the receiving of the gifts. Mrs. Donno Donovan was hostess for the evening, and served a dainty refreshment plate with hot coffee and hot tea. LOST 39 POUNDS IN 7 WECKS" $at)I Mn.

Kathryn Walter SS.1t A Mtnnlah I hr I am 27 old. and old daughter.am I started uatnc Kyron. welshed IH nounda. and felt awfully old and let-down. In 7 I Umi 35 I to feel slugirah and fired Now I feel to much younger and so.vcr.

My friends and my husband ran get over the change that has taken plare In 7 short weeks REDUCE up to 7 POUNDS First 7 Days No Cost MAKE THIS f-DAY TEST without ptnnjf! oet a package of Kyron Tablets frnrn your drugKlat. I-at these condensed food tsblets lor 7 davs follow directions as eiplslned In pack age Check your weight and after using Kyron If you are not delighted with raaultt return the empty parfeage to your ilruggint and he will return your monev. Make teat in- day. Ask your drugglat or department toe Kyroo Tablets the condensed food tablet. SOLO BV AU BMJC AM0 DFPARTMFNT STOW? Serve him a meal of Fried Tender Chick Anytime your man romrs home from work, tired and hungry, serve him a heaping platter of golden fried Tender Chick.

Notice his joyous reaction. Particularly when he gets his first taste of that special flavor found only in the tender, juicy meat of Heart Texas Fryers. really perk-up while enjoying the extra meat of Tender Chicks large full breasts and heavy-meated drumsticks. That naturally fresh goodness of Heart Texas Fryers just 1 heat. And, you save time shopping for and preparing Tender Look for the red and blue Heart Texas Tag at your favorite market the year More Meat Per Pound More Flavor Per Bite Given Honors Bv Mexia Jay cees- XEWS-THIBrXi: TT.lTiAY DEC'FMHER iss Jmifi Hush CM Calvert Dies Tuesday CALVERT, Dec.

i Josie Bush, age 85. who had lived in Calvert almost a lifetime, died 1 Tuesday morning at her home. FACI had been a member tut. Church for many years and during her active vis i faithful worker. Fire Destroys Home TEMPLE, Dec.

Funeral services were held Wed- home of D. A. Armstrong, located MEXIA, Dec, 4 SPL The nesday afternoon the familv five miles southwest of Temple. Mexia Junior Chamber of Com- Bryan officiating, agisted by Rev merce, at their regular meeting L. V.

Simmonds. Baptist pastor of this week, extended the first and Calvert, only lifetime honorary member- Surviving in the organization to Rip brother. Bob Bus! home, with was destroyed by fire of unknown origin early last night. Damtge has. not yet been estimated.

jss ish are one Calvert, and Nellie Kline at rents. the late E. A moved was a child. Dure was local Southwestern Bell Telephone ship McKenzie, in recognition of his un- a ioster-sister, tiring efforts and faithfulness in Dallas, many years of work to make Miss Bush was bom Mexia a better place to live. His activities in this line are well Mr and Mrs known throughout this commu- i njty ing her young womanhood In accepting the membership.

operator and manager of the McKenzie his continued support to the Mexia Jaycees. Officers Reserve At Hillsboro Boosted HILLSBORO. Dec. 4 SPL The 143rd Organized Army Officers Reserve composite group has hern vitalized in Hillsboro, Col. Milton Patterson, the commanding officer, announced.

Former officers in the administrative department and corps of engineers are eligible to belong to the group. Colonel Patterson stated. The next regular meeting of the new group will be at p. Dec. 8, at the National Guard armory on the north side tif the square.

All members of the unit are expected to attend and members of the National Guard, American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars are invited to join. RADIO it APPLIANCE REPAIRS art. tbadc riikir and nriMr.ii hhie RATLIFF SON rrmatua mm 4Ml 1 when 0 WHITE CREST FLOUR mam ion armat Miss Mo I lie Shannon, Temple, center, was recently chosen Charming of her class and of Mary Hardin-Baylor College, Belton. In the election, sponsored by Ilistorical-Phila Literary Society, runners-up were Miss Anndine Riehardson, Decatur, Sophomore; Miss Christine Taylor, Decatur, Freshman; and Miss Jtilin Ann Smith, Ilearne, Junior. BRYAN.

Dec. 4 -SPL The drive for funds for the Bryan Community Chest plosed Monday of this week, $4,300 shy of the goal of $18,000 set up to meet the proposed budget for the coming according to Judge A. S. Ware, chairman of the soliciting committee. On hand at the time the Chest was closed for the year was $13.700.

The' Chest this year will sponsor the the Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts, and the Negro Health Center. SAFELY LOSE UGLY FAT TO 7 £BS. PER EATING CONDENSED E000 TABLETS START LOSING FAT FIRST DAY without starvation, harmful drugs, laxatives, exercise or massage Kyron Tablets, new food tablet way to reduce, will help you lose up to 7 Iba first 7 days or you pay nothing If your weight js caused by orer-eatmg (and not glandular), Kyron is designed act 3 ways: (1) to help appea.se your hunger, to cut down your automatically. yet you never (eel hungry. (2) nutritious elements to help maintain your energy while reducing, (3) Recommends in package many foods often falsely labeled in ordinary as "fattening.1* F.n- dorsement by your phyaieian recommended.

'jp IMPERIAL SUGAF 10 75c With $10.00 Food Order DUZ or OXYDOL LARGE BOX 25c With $10.00 Food Order ADMIRATION COFFEE MB. GLASS 45c SUNSHINE KEISPY Lb. Crackers 23c Every family has good reason to check food prices closely the bigger the family, the bigger the reason for finding out where you get the best food in and day out. week after week. Make the test today.

Check all the market ads in the paper. COME PARE your food bills at Food Town and Jacobson's where every price is a low price every day where you save on the full food order and not on just a few "come-on" specials. For economy for quality for shopping ALL GOOD at Food Town and Jacobson's. EVAP. MILK PINK SALMON T'u- 49c MIRACLE WHIP 53c BABY FOODS 3 23c FLOUR 10 93c $2.23 mim SI NSIIINE III HO Lb.

Bog Crackers 27c PI RE CHERRY Lh. Jar STOR ELY'S Preserves 35 FRUIT COCKTAIL SWEET PICKLES kt NATIONAL t-MIN Oats TALL CAN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2 15c WAFFLE SYRUP (iKKKN V-ioducc ONIONS 2 Buns. 13c SHORT RIBS Lb. 33c CABBAGE 2 Lbs. 15c PORK CHOPS Lb.

59c CHOICE Lb. 15cTOMATOES TEXAS 8-Lh. II ORANGES 25c TEXAS 8-Lb. Bait II GRAPEFRUIT 25c IION I il POTATOES 5 Lbs. 31c BEEF MC LEAN SLAB.

SLIC ED 79c i C.RUiF REEF LOIN STEAKSLb. 65c CHOICE PORK ROAST Lb. 59c VEAL SEVEN STEAKS Lb. 49c EAST WACO NORTH WACO FDDDTOUimCOBSDflS AIR CONDITIONED VEGETABLE ROOM 700 ELM ST. PH.697 FOOC marwt ano LOCKER plant PH.

864 OVER Can PEACHES 25c 14-Or. Catsup 19c Small Box 16c 25c 8 19C PINT.