The Liberty Vindicator from Liberty, Texas • Page 7

Thursday, May 6, 1943 The Liberty With Liberty Countv News Pasre Seven Miss Henson Speaker At Trivium Meeting Miss Lila Mae Benson was the guest speaker at the Trivium Club meeting, held last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. L. Buchanan. The program was arranged by Mrs. John MeC.ruth.

Miss Benson spoke on nutrition and members responded to roll call on the same topic. The host i ved in si iial hour. RATIONING AT A GLANCE Timber on East Texas Land Will Ee Sold by Giles Land Commissioner Haseom Ciile will offer for sale the timber on approximately 5000 acres of pub lie Si bool land in 11 ICast counties on Tune 1, 1943 Reports coming to Commission indicate a strong demand for timber at this time brought about by the present emergency. In order to prevent unnecessary waste and to conserve timber not of commercial size and value, the purchaser will be required to usr approved methods of selective cutting under the direction of hind commissioner and in cooperation with the State ry Service. The timber will be sold to the highest cash bidder on tlv sealed bids.

Lists of these lands may be obtained by writing to Bascorn Ciles, commissionei of the General Land Oifice, LIBERTY MORE NURSES NEEDE.0 Mure women must: be addi to the nursing corps if ivilbm is to in re iv a drive on to enroll qualified young wotmn in June in tin 1,300 nursing attached to country's leading hospitals. B.T.U. Has Barbecue At Church Monday Rev. Rayford Harris, pastor el the First Baptist Church, ta, was tho inspirational speaRer at the close of a B.T.U. barbecue at the First Boptist Church Monday night.

Under general direction of Roy P. Dean, B.T.C. director, the barbecue attracted more than persons. Rev. Harris spoke on oi the Training Union." Mrs.

Robert Pike sang to her own accompaniment on the occordion. Miss Dora Hager accompanied a trio consisting of Mary Ellen Hardin, Billie Joyce Rhodes, and Beth Ah- shier, for several numbers and James Allen Abshier lor a trom bcuM solo. C. Fuller was toastmaster and Ifoy P. Dean, director of the Training Union, had charge of arrangements.

pi. and Mrs. Waldrop Are Given Barbecue Cpl. and Mrs. Claude Waldrop, who are visiting relatives in Liberty duiing Corporal furlough from Camp Forrest, were honored with a barbecue Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.

Waldrop's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Chambliss. The couple returned yesterday to Tennessee.

The guest list included: the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Waldrop, Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Pirtle and son, Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Shelton and daughter, Mrs. Raymond Waldrop, Mrs Molly Morse, Mrs. Bill Norman, Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Pattlllo and daughter, Mrs. J. B. Mitchell and daughter, Miss Nona Mae Gatlin, Miss Billie Blanche Mullins, Miss tty Baillio.

Miss Rosemarie Wait, Miss Margaret Livingston. V1r. and Mrs. V. W.

Jett, Mrs. E. Frazier, and Mrs. J. B.

Fuller, all of Liberty: Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Sims Mrs.

J. H. Lerbetter, Mrs. Dora Manger of Houston; and Mr. and Mrs.

Cleo Ponder and daughter of Dayton. Juniors Entertain Seniors Frida: The Junior Class of Liberty High School entertained the Senior Class with the traditional banquet and formal dance at the city hall Friday evening. Seventy- five seniors, juniors, and hitrh school faculty members attended the affair. A patriotic theme was carried out in the invitations, programs, and decorations for the party. A large American flag, made of flowers, was placed upon an easel on the stage.

On the speakers table were several candelabra, containing red candles arranged to form a center-ph ce was fashioned of red and white roses and blue larkspur. Garlands of red loses, placed on a blue strip of paper, ran down the center of the U- shaped table. The seniors were welcomed by the toastmaster, Billy McLendon and Charles Fisher resixmded for the seniors. Fred H. Matthys, superin tendent gave an inspirational message Lois Mae Ball thanked the teachers for their efforts.

A dance by I Jane Finley, contests, and several musical numbers completed the dinner program. The junior class, under the sponsorship of Mrs. R. E. Biggs and Mrs Norman Phillips, made arrangements for the party Committee chairmen were Bobby Higgins, Patsy Smith, and Mary Louise Collins.

served the dinner. Don't pour leftover milk in the main supply Keep odorous foods fish, onions, cabbage, melons away from milk. The Liberty Supply Company Liberty, Texan Phone 273 HARDWARE We have our own modern shop for repairing and servicing John Deere Tractors and Farm Implements Miss Dorothy Chambliss of S.H.S.T.C. at Huntsville and Miss Mary Boyd Mattingly of Devers were week-end guests in the It W. Chambliss home.

FOR DAY (iRKKTING CARDS PKRFUMK, POWDER. COLOGNE YARDLEY ARA NOME and EARLY AMERICAN ALE SPICE WAR ON WASTE Guide Advertisers salute all Mothers on this day of days. Sunday, (May 9th) To Keep Working WEDDING DATE IS SET The date for the wedding of Miss Dorothy Hardin and Emmett B. Ball has set for Monday, May 10, at p. in.

The ceremony will be performed at the First Baptist Church Phone 122 Liberty OUR PRICES ARE IN UNIFORM MERCY HOSPITAL Eddie Crain Pledges You Good Work Clothes Good Care LOCALS GLASSES FOR THE DURATION YOU CAN SAVE HERE WITH SAFETY will styled to suit your needs and the finest of lenses, i ground to your accurate prescription will go a long lm ways toward giving you more nearly Perfect Eyesight. City Cleaners Phone 13 W. O. AUTERY DRY GOODS STORE CONVENIENT WEEKLY TERMS! GET IN THE FIGHT WITH REITER EYESIGHT NOW OIL-PLATE YOUR MOTOR WITH CONOCO NTH and put Conoco Gas in the tank for better mileage and lower operating cost. HILL CONOCO SERVICE Mileage Opp.

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Phone 305 Daisetta, Texaw Bring us the KEEP YOUIl SHOES IN REPAIR See us for glasses of distinction, with or without rims OFFICE HOURS 10 TO I TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. TtURSDAY OF EACH WEEK All our wi rk is absolutely guaranteed LIBERTY CO. OPTICAL CO I It. F. SNYDER, Optometrist Over Griffin Store, Liberty In conformity with rationing and other restrictions we are TOM MINNOCK Trucking Service R.

R. Permit No. 2842 CLOSED SUNDAY jvernment permitted grades of fertilizers. Corn and Cotton Seed But week days we are open to jerve you from 6:15 a. m.

till midnight. SHOE VISIT OI NEW CUT DEPARTMEM SEE OUR NEW LINE OF Pnpne Daisetta 266. Night or Day. FEEDS YOU C. FLYNN Grocery, Market and Package Store 605 Highway No.

90 Near Trln'ty River V.W.V.W.V W.V.W.V.V. BETTER FOOD FOR LESS MONEY is our constant aim PIGGLY WIGGLY Daisetta Most In Food and Money Value. Park Theatre May 6-7 lkm Ameche Blair and Oakie in TO SHOUT ABOUT" Serving the Kice Growers mbers of this Division AMERICAN RICE GROWERS Ce-Operative Association Devers Division Building Materials, Paints Sheetrock, Roofing, Brick Siding, Tile Htard, Scren Wire Windows, Doors and everything in Supplies ii Your home is your biggest best investment. Protect it more thoroughly, lastingly, with Amer- favorite house paint! Saturday, May 8 Thy Three Mesqulteers in PHANTOM PLAINSMEN From Your Print Kation Hooks No. 1 and No.

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