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Jane 18, 1942 The Liberty with Liberty County News Three to State Press Sessions The three Liberty County newspaper publishers attended the Texas Press Association convention in Waco Iasi week-end, and each of them had an official part in convention activities. Response to the welcome address was given by Price Daniel. J. H. Manthey, was chairman of the membership committee, and J.

C. Smyth was a member of the nominating committee. David Read. publisher of the Silsbee Bee. who accompanied the county group, was a member bf the finance committee.

The convention featured addresses and resolutions that indicated interest in throwing their papers 100 per cent into the war effort. Final Meeting Of Year Held By Auxiliary The Liberty-Chambers Medical Auxiliary met in the home of Mrs. E. J. Tucker in Liberty on Thursday afternoon, 3 until 5 for the final meeting of the year.

All unfinished business was transacted at this time and at the conclusion Mrs. A. R. Shearer, retiring president, presented Mrs. Jack Bevil incoming president, with a beautiful cedar gavel.

Mrs. Bevil, in turn, presented Shearer with a sterling silver compote as a gift from auxiliary members. Following were the officers installed: President, Mrs. Jack Bevil, Hull; Vice-President, Mrs. G.

H. Fahring, Anahuac; Secretary- Treasurer, Mrs. R. C. Bellamy, Daisetta; Parliamentarian, Mrs.

R. H. Engledow, Anahuac. At the conclusion of the meeting, Mrs. Tucker served frosted orange crush to her guests.

War Bond sales be doubled. Are you budgeting your household money to buy War Savings Stamps every week. Edwin Freeman Gets Commission In Air Forces Edwin S. Freeman, son of Dr. and Mrs.

E. S. Freeman, was among the 32 young men who reef ived commissions as second lieutenants in air forces from Kelly Field. Saturday. He goes forth from the Kelly Field Navigation School to active service in the army air forces, primed by hundreds of houi in ground and aerial training.

Hi training there will enable him to go to any spot on the globe and help tight the emniv. Dr. and Mrs. Freeman were present for the exercises at llv Field. They have another son with the army air forces lanes K.

Freeman, now an aviation student at Stamford. A third son, Bob, who attends Louisiana and who is at home, has made application for admittance to army reserve corps. GETS COMMISSION Paffe Five Now it'- Second Lieutenant Edwin S. Freeman, lie is the son of Ur. and Mrs.

E. S. Freeman of Liberty, who saw their son receive his commission at Kelly Field last Saturday. Liberty Mother Passes Funeral services for Mrs, CteorEie Estelle Ferguson, 49. mother of Mrs.

Dwicht Johnston of Liberty, were held Thursday, June 11. from the parlors of Fuller Funeral Home in Orange, with Rev. Weber officiating. Mrs. Ferguson died June 9.

She had lived in Orange for 30 years. Surviving are hei husband, Captain John Ferguson, harbor master of Orange; two sons. G. B. and John Jr.

Ferguson of Orange; four daughters, Misses Beulah Mae and Georgie Estelle Ferguson of Orange. Mrs. A. B. Bates of Texas City and Mrs.

Johnston ot Liberty; her father. A. 1). Parker of Vinton, La one sisteiS Mrs. Milton Smith of Vinton.

two brothers, lien and Fred Parker of Vinton, La and a numbei of grandchildren. June 19th 20th FRESH Corn BLACK EY ED Peas FRESH Tomatoes 6 EARS 14c 2 LBS. 15c 2 LBS. 15c GREEN Beans 2 LBS. 9c 2 LBS.

Cucumbers 5c NEW Potatoes 10 LBS. May Bond Sales Far Over Quota In This County With Cleveland shewing the way. Liberty County purchased far more than her quota of War Bonds and Stamps during May. reports A. Hartel.

chair man. Despite that Mr. Har tel received no reports from Dayton. Hardin. Cleveland post of fiee and Daisetta, the county to tal mounted to $57,150 in bonds and $1,433.45 in stamps a total of $58.583.45.

The May quota was $37.300 for the county, but the June quota was boosted to $97,700 under the government's speeded tip program of war production. The quota is being increased each month. are running behind in June, and I want to urge our citizens to greatly increase their purchases in order that we may not fail in any single Mr. Hartel said yesterday. June quota is $97.700 and the sent total, according to chairman's figures, are far under half of that ficure.

totals are follows: Bonds- Cleveland. erty, Hull. ers, $525. Stamps- Liberty, $790; $516; Devers, $127,45. Hull.

TOMATO SPAGHETTI OR MACARONI .......................3 FOR OCTAGON WASH. POWDER LIGHT CRUST FLOUR, 24 CARNATION Supper Meeting Set by F. T. V. A.

MILK, Okra RUSTENE Lard 3 tall or PER LB. 25c 1 LB. CRT. 67c small 25c SAL 2.4 OZ. BOX Hepatica 25c SLICED REAKFAST LB.

2 Grovt president of Forward Trinity ley Association, announces that the regular monthly meeting will he held tonight (Thursday), 8:30 at in Liberty. It will be a supper session in the private dining room, each attendant paying for his own meal Tho who to eat at home are urged to come at the same hour, since tin meeting will he strictly Informally conducted along with the meal. Bacon 33c Light Docket Is Seen for Summer Court Sessions A light docket faces district court during its five-day term that opened Monday morning. The grand jury recessed after meeting two days, and District Judge Thomas It. oe heard one tax suit.

Court recessed venter day for the week. Several major civil suits are on the docket for next week. On the grand jury an Limlley, Cleveland, foreman. Don r. H.

H. McManus, Liberty. P. A. Gardner, Hull, 1) Humber, Moss Bluff; Allen Dai tia; Hill McClanahan Cleve land; O.

F. Campbell, Hardin. J. McNulty, Clark; Bill Davis. Ray wood; A.

A. Rye; H. Neal, Moss Hill Second Week Jurv P.inel The second week petit jury pan el follows: Robert 1. Liberty: E. B.

Ham Cleveland; J. W. Gott, Hull; Donahoe. Hightower; Wayne irt J. M.

Patton. Lib John Damek, Dayton Star Route; Jack, Lib Route Ralph Hill. Moss Bluff; oft. Dolen D. Hollins, Porter.

Lib. Route FI E. Morris, Hull: R. Burch, 15 Haltom. Dolen; Tom L.

Shirley, Daisetta. C. Hill. G. F.

Davis, Har din: Myron Allen, Carl Sory, Tarkington; Joe Bar- heard. John Mujnik clev A. Viskery, Rve; Fowler Walk er, Hull; W. Moreau, Parker, Rye; J. S.

Matlock, High Allen Hightower. Clev, It Stone. Lib. Route O. I) Cannon.

B. G. McNulty Lib Route Eddie R. Young. Tark Em mitt Nichols, Lib.

Route Hohn Shelton. John Lowe, James Scott, Ray wood Blair. Devers; Larry Jireik. Clev H. C.

Blake, Devers; A B-il lingsley, Lib. Docket for Second Week Cases docketed for the second week follow: 11. McGuire vs. Elnett Part Waltei Mabry vs Calvin Smith, et al A Bass vs. Joe E.

Navralil, et al A Lu'-e vs. K. Turner et I Slattery, et al. vs. E.

al; Joseph Riviere, et al. vs F. I X. Tillman, et al; Nell Adam vs. Anna SI it ten, et al; ulia L.

Hills vs. W. 1C. et al: Mrs, II Isaacks; Mrs, .1 MeCatid us, et al. vs.

Gulf Oil Corpora lion, et al; Harrison, ot al. Manvel Oil Company, et al; Dayton State Bank vs. Pow ell, el al; Anderson Randolph, et 1, vs. A. Butl6r, et al; W.

M. Hill, et al. vs. Campbell Drilling K- Prod. Clarence Trahan vs.

G. Wilcox, et al; Frank Lee Jordan vs. Jesse Williamson, et al; Hill, et al. vs. Camp bell Drilling Prod.

Mac Smith vs, C. Driscoll, et al Ira Poole vs, Winston Automatic Gas Company; Mrs. Julia L. Hill al, vs Clark, et al; Hinson vs. F.

Clark Lumber Company; Blanche Hartel. et al vs Gus Martin, et al; W. No tile vs. (ius Martin, et al: Liodla Roy vs. George S.

Blewitt, et al; W. A. way Company J. Houghton trustee, vs T. T.

Davis, et al. Chest Clinic Is Held Last Week 'Pile first eonntv tuberculosis chest clinic w.us held on the afternoon of June 11 at Mercy Hospital with nine patients attending. Dr. F5. J.

Tucker was the doc tor in charge, and ho was assist ed in the examinations by Miss Eileen county health nurse. Eight ray pictures were made. As a result of the readings, three active eases of tn berculosis were found: recommendations were made by the doc tor for four other patients to be rayed again in six months. This cln st clinic is sponsored the Liberty County Tuberculosis Association. The second clinic will probably be held July 9 RECORD ATTENDANCE AT VACATION SCHOOL With a record attend an ce of enrolled and 130 ave a -e daily att ndauco, the vacation Bible bool the First Bapti was closed with clues Frida Church, Liberty, commencement night.

Moving pictures were as the handwork and were taught, and they will be shown as soon aa the films aro developed. A picnic for the attending was given Friday evening. (p A 1 I) 1 I 1 () 0 OUR FIRST th MISS WHEAT RETURNS Miss Haftie Ellen Wheat, chief deputy county clerk, returned ear ly this week from a vacation trip to Washington, win re she was the guest of her brother, Tom Wheat, county attorney who is in the army. Baltimore. Annapolis and other eastern points were on her itinerary.

She made the round trip by plane thrilling experience." she said. was established just a year ago need for a modem uptown cafe where served economically. to meet Fine Foods are We are grateful for your wonderful patronage this fir-t year and we are saying with this Anniversary Sunday Dinner Thomas Huxley once summed up the scientific creed in me sentence; "God give nn strength to face a fact though it slay me." N. Y. Times Editorial.

-y Park Theatre Thursday. Friday. June 18-19 Judy Canova, Allan Jones, Ann Miller, Jerrv Colonna in TO THE Saturday, June 20 The Andrews Sisters in Sat. Nite Prevue, 10:45 p. m.

Sunday, Monday, June 21-22 Betty (irable, Victor Mature and Jack Oakie in OF T1IE ISLANDS" June 23 21 Ruddy McDowell with Jane Darwell in THE Si NN SI I American Theatre IIOICE OF (one) Fresh Gulf Shnmp Cocktail or lv Texas (irape Fruit Mari- Fchino IIOICE OF (one) Virginia Baked Ham Golden Fried Chicken Broiled Lamb Chops Special Dinner Steak Grilled Bone HOICE OF (one) Head Lettuce and Special Dressing Mexican Style A vac a do Salad Supreme IIOICE OF (two) American Fried Fresh Corn Parsleyed New Potatoes Green Beans, Tiny Potatoes Hot Buttered Spiced Squash Creole a la Fresh Strawberry Sundae Complete Dinner or Coffee, Tea, Milk, Buttermilk I French Bread, French Rolls Mints PRICE'S al. Mrs. Birge. L. A.

Friday, Saturday, "Till NDEKING June HOMI OF LOOD FOOL zzxzzxzxxxxzzx yoc APPLE BUTTER, 14-oz. and SOAP, 4 bars 3 LBS. fi OZ. PKGS. Raisins Dressed Fryers, FOR 10c Bologna YELLOW Chops b.

PER LB. 23c 100 LBS. $2.25 DE GENERAL MERCANTILE One Mile North of Haywood on Daisetta Highway Bring Your Enjoy the Fun and Dance At A. B. C.

Park Liberty This Sunday Afternoon, JUNE 21, 2:30 to 8 p. m. Join the Dance and Amateur Contest and Win Prizes Admission 50c per free Gumbo and Barbecue Our Specialty Democrats Give Daniel Watch at Close of Term As a token of appreciation for three years of ervice president of the Young Democrats of Tex as. Price Daniel of Liberty was given a trdd watch, chain ami knife durine annual convention of the organization at Corpus Chiisti Friday and Saturday. from Liberty County to the convent President and Mri- Dai Arthur McGuire Mrs.

Nannie Daniel and Miss El len Virginia Daniel, C. Harris of Lubbock cue eeeds the Liberty man as presi dent, and Linden Jones of Athen was re-elected secretary. Miss Daniel was nampd as assistant secretary. getting A for chipping in with a different item from Arrow brand new Day )NI T. And where are getting this finery for in our store.

The Aronet Shirt made of the cooint lightweight fabric and its got style durability galore! I he latest Arrow is attached. While ami colors to pick from. $2.24 Attention Farmers and Stockmen of Liberty County FEDERAL LAND BANK LOANS Contract Interest Rate Are now available on farm and ranch hind For information or appointment write Roy M. Zellner, Secretary-Treasurer Liberty County National Farm Loan Assn. 406 Perlstein Building Beaumont, Texas He can be contacted at Liberty Abstract and Title Company, Liberty, Texas, Fridays of each week.

on He can also take applications for loans on farm and ranch lands in Jefferson, Chambers, Hardin, Orange, Newton, Jasper and Tyler Counties. Arthur Smith Dies at Sea Word was received by Mr Mrs Brin? of Dayton, Bat urday, tellinK thorn of the death of their son, Arthur Smith, 34, who was nerving on a tanker, and who had died at sea on June 10, Death wan to natural causes, according to word from headquar ters. Smith had been following the sea since last year and had re cently visited his parents before leaving the Sahine district June on his voyage. Born and reared In Dayton, he had lived in Heaumont part of the timo, Surviving besides his wife, Mrs. Bessie Lorene Smith, of Beaumont, are parents, a sister, Jesse Coons of Jeff Daris Hospital in Houston, and a brother, Ciifton Smith, who is serving in the army.

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