The Granbury News from Granbury, Texas • Page 5

DREAM AinrORTIUlSED FROM BOTTOM OF SE. Neri Tho Cixdo CXAR3SA MACET trr. is rt marked! Mrs. if ird from hr teat at the Y.ed ct U.e hmi title. Te are always getting 7" tV.n A vV'v' bark to teginnirgs.

For instance? Inquired young Mr. Little, smooth hair as l.ke black lacquer, ar.d whxs tiry mu(3(he gav SHORT SHORT STORY Mrs. Kate Bills returned heme Sat rday from Fort Worth where she had been miticg the past wek. Charley Price was taken back to the hospital at Fort Worth Saturday with the intention of an operation as soon as can be built up. Luther Tidwell and family, Mollie Kate Armstrong, Mrs Henry Bit's and Mr.

Knight and family of Granbury visited at Fairman's. Su day afternoon. Mrs. Falrman is improving after being sick the past two weeks. Mrs Mattie McBetta and her daughter spent the week end a Bennett's.

Several visitors at church or Sunday. Bible study will begin at 10 o'clock instead of Mrs. Su'e and daughter and Winfreti Cruce and Mark Arm strc-ngand wife visitei at Bert McDniel'i. Sunday for thebiitii day dinner Mrs. McDaniel pre pared for her son Herman of east Texas Thorp Spring Colette Bird, Allen Ramsey and wife of Fort Wctb sptnt Sunday with G.

A. Jones acd wife. Noah Vick and wife of Fort Worth motored oyer last week to see bid parents. El'en Iise Varnell of Fort Worth fished her parents last week. Mrs.

N. Moore visited her brother at Herring HuLtower Saturday, Among Sunday visitors were Jiinmie Randolph from Cleburne P. B. Randolph, Cresson to see their mother; Floy Vick, Dallas ta risil parents; A. Andrews and family of Cisco to see her mother.

Mrs. U. Moo-e. Cuas Morris, Ro')t. Morris and wife of Wyoming eaine in Saturday niht to tisit Mrs.

A. Morris. A.T.Morris returned Sunday night from N. M. Mrs.

C. Morris is visiting her daughter alLipnii. School has been ilismisseJ liore this week in order far the children to help 1 the cotton tic-Ids: Vivia Randolph was among the Hood County group of slu tlents to the Fan American Ex 3 i hira a frivolous air. "Life 1' a circV, ye-u Mrsj Bradford. In wl.it viajv for in-.

Stance? "We start out an tired cf home turrotindipss, for4 Sumrthirg brighter. Letter, bored by old loves, seekinsf new ones search lng for t'je AA biiden at tl.e tooi ct ti rn.r 1 try part, I be4 lieve that the re.i"".n we rar.net fndl the fiKt of the rair.txv is tee a use IS I.as t.t foot even the ran. tow is circle. Alice V.ayrt th.nuc' what Mrs, Bradford said ns -ert up tfJ her pretty l.ttle romi cn tie third floor. iril the dor and eat down r.t;ir the v.ir.dow.

On the narrow bed lay he bat and light v.rap. for she expecting BTmeil riaynT to call an I 1 er to the theater. Even the thrill (f gcinjj to the theater in Kt-w York: coul.I rot tanUh the unruly thoughts BradforJ' remark arouse3J If Le was a circle, th-n the was even now on her ay back to How-en villel ttartei out a yeai; ago, jll hope, atiih.Uous to work her way to the top 4 the busir.esl l.idlcr, bs f.ir as a woman ran go, a.nl he ha.J constantly ru wth re-LufTs. She the cf tl.a laJJcr rather crowded. i Tirst offlrfa! fcetrh of Franrisro's new 'dowToT, metropolitan airport arrfr (he close of the r.oldrn i-e Fxposition.

Trrnure Mand. shown here, is in the -eo-eraphiral renter of the San I By me trop)iitan area. It will be the site of the World's I a in lKt and after the flove of ine i.r;it.6B, become one of the country's major airports. In the b.ick-f round mav be seen Alcatrat ij.ua, American -Devil's the (ioldtn tiate Bridce, and at left, a Slimpse of Oie San Francisco myut. Sketched by Artist Ken Sawyer.

Bethel. Fall Creek News Tolar News Nambrino Mention School started again Monday 2 weeks after being dismisseJ for cotton picking. Colecnn Campbell tilled troeolar appointments at the church Sunday. Ilia for the morning hours "Criticisms' and for the There will be a homecoming at the Methodist church, the third Sunday in October. Dinner on the ground.

All former pastors and members are especially in ui uaaiii. urown. wiio nas I option at Saturday. Charley Iluusdol and family nf Parks were week end visitors with her Mrs. Delia rz I d.

Tackett of Troupe filled liis appoint 'iifnt hre Sunday. vited Uev. Van Morrison, Wax abaci. ie, will bo the main speaker been in Calif, for the past year is spending this year, is spending this week with home folks. He will leave on the week end for Burnett where he expects to speed the next six mctUhs.

Miss Katy Lou Buntin who lias been staying wita Mrs. of the day. Remember the date, October 17. The poanut thresher is. still humming in our midst.

Some are making good peanuts esre cially Mr. Bill Cash. Ha maae 30 or more bushels per acre, W. Sargent is working this week near Godley, Mack Goe and family were in Cleburne chopping, Saturday. Mrs.

Collingsworth, of Moran is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thurman Nelson. Ocar Wayne Nelson, of Freer, is here with his uncle, Bill Nel son, and will attend school here. J. D.

Henslee is now working kv Fort Worth. Wesley Massey and family spent the week end vjsiting rela 666 -t service 'And after that, Mr.and Mrs. Coll Martin o' Hose visited his uncle, John -ham recently. 1 large number from here Glided the annual "Home Com tDaj" at Kock church Sunday renewed acquaintances with i friends. Ur.

and Mrs. Coy Davis of Ft. Ttb spent the week end with checks MALA ftA in 3 Days COLDS first day Headaches, 30 min. Woods for several weeks reborn Miss Iris Carter left last. Sun day for Honey Grove, in Erath county, to resume her school work that started Monday.

Rev Van Morrison and two sons, of Waxahachie, were here Liquid. Tablets Solve. None Drops Try "Kub-My-Tlsm" World's Dest Liniment atiyes here. iiss Lucille Elliott and Fiancis last week working on his tarn where Wood Owen lives. Everybody is busy trying to get in their feed stuff, pick cotton and thresh peanuts before win en surprised their friends Sat- day night when tney were tives in Fort Worth.

Walker Ward, of California, ter weather sets in. However, a letly married. They couple nice rain would be appreciated I isited his sister, Mrs. Bill Bark i well liked young people whose oy many. Any friends wish for them er, Sunday.

Thurman Nelson is now w'nuch happiness. Singing was well attended Son ing in Freer, day night, and rempmber the ed to her home at Dennis, Satur Jay night. Dan Foster and Fred Tlwunaii made a trip to New Mexico last week, Mary Ada Brown, who' has betn working at Granbury soem Saturday night and Sunday at home. Quite a number from ibis com uiunity went to Dallas, Saturday and report an enjjyable trip. George Lewis and wile are visiting their children at Lam passas.

Wendell Frasier of Odessa is visiting his sister, Mrs. Lorene Smith. J. Saul of Lipan spent Sat urday night with Joe Callan Brown. Mrs.

Tidwell who has been yery ill at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. A. C. Ford was able to be taken to her home in Gran regular singing night will be on the first Sunday night and third Sunday afternoons. Wayne Smith and wife, Han ley, visited the lady's parents.

J. W. Morrison arvd wife.during the Mrs. W. E.

Sargent spen'Sn urday in Cleburne, visitin fcef sister, Mm Barley Little, School opened here withlrff attendance, with Mr. acd Mr Pat Uardesty acd MisUc. Mae as teachers. J. II.

Macy and wife we- our midst, Sunday. Cletus Benslee is Mrs. S. E. Tbomason visited relatives at Fort Worth several days last week, Mrs.

Ida Slaughter of Fort Worth visited friends, aud relatives here recently. Lieut. Horace Mcllroy of San Aotorfi'O spent the week end with Lis parents, Henry Mcllroy -and wife. Mrs. Blake Curl is able Uo be up after a two weeks confine Your Money Buys A BIGGER BASKET of GROCERIES If- you'll first check THE NEWS ADS I ACK in ow onville wvs home, her parents and brothers and suters, and Dick Davics one cf the girls, brr tcr Hose, ret hap had ritten Puk Fecmed "quite gmit-ten With the "School teacher cvar at Little llowen." Alice bad not even felt a st cf cxc.tcmer.t over that news.

If Dick wanted to vegetate in Ilowenville be could! F.rnest Itajner was d.ITerent he uas. city born and bred, and ha had ft gay, smart way with him that almost carried Alica off ter feet. i. "Do you believe that life Is a cir. cle?" Alice asked him as they walked over to the subway.

"Hih-brow stuff, eh?" he queried. Alice winced. "Oh, it doesn't matter. Are we a little late?" "Rather it wc cn catch an express we wiJJ get there on the dot." he said placing his hand under her elbow and hurrying her along. Alice hated bcir.

"pushed along" fn that fashion; a retting memory cf walking jn HowcnvUIe with Dick Davies her resting on his arm in the gentle eld fashioned way. The play was good, and so was the little supper that but all the evening, l.ke a nagging pain, ran the thought cf the circle that W3s relentlessly returning her Ilowenyille. 'TMIE next-morning Alice real 1-- her morning paper about a bar; automobile accident in Rowenville. The letters stood out huze In her startled gaze, as she swiftly reac5 the few lines Richard Davies' car. in co'hs'ion with another car rounding the curve by the mill knew the very spot a girl, Asfr-es Brown, a school teacher at Little Rowen, unharmed, but Davie? was badly hurt.

He was taken his home there were hopes for his recovery. Only hopes fcr his recovery r.5 cert, irty Da Davies whom she hnd as a matter t-f ccurse Dak ith his deep ahiJirg love her, his Rererous heart that hirn to everybody. "N'a r. it can't be that!" sobbed the and gotr.j to her chief, she asked for. permission ta home for a few days.

"My fiance has been injured in cn accident," she explained. On the train, speeding toward Rowenville, krew that the face the truth. Sl? bud rever been to but be had asked her to marry Mini week end. He'r ter Nelson and family at Laie Haddeii Gilliam lias a pov' as salesman in Joe Archer's- 1 CAM tnent in bed resulting from be-ng thrown from a horse and knocked unconscious while she as horseback ridmg." Hobert Mitchell was down from liis school at Tarletou College to tiait relatives during tLe week Hid. Members of the Baptist church Jrave their pastor and wife, Rev.

bury a few day ago. RENEWALS Subscribers will confer a fay or by renewing for The News promptly. It taies money for weekly replacement of paper and at Granbury. Walter Massey. cf Beet-'-was in our midst the past en route to Oklahoma City.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MafJ visited in Bono.

Sundar. Mr. and Mrs. Earl West in our midst, Sunday. la Morrison, returned home with them to spend the week.

Several from here attended tbe old folks sinking at Fairview, last Sunday. Mrs. D. L. Turner drives to and from her school work at Fair view, which opened last Monday.

J. F. Crites and wife. Buck Crites and wife, aiid Buck Rock well and family visited relatives at Acton. Sunday.

Oar school will open one m-ire week, which will bo 1Mb, with Turner, superintend cnt, Mr. Spracklin, principal Miss Lillian Trice, intermedia'e teacher ar.d Mis Mabel Strorg, primary. Low quality "Drug are inks as well as over head expenses Miss Clurlhe Gee was Mrs. Coleman Campbell a Thpn there is alwavs something from (iranhnrv for the week to add to the equipment, anew tvpo etc, necessary to keep the printing department up-to-date so kindly pay your subscription I'leasant surprise Sunday morning, when they gave them a pounding. The gifts were con tealed in a Sunday school room hnd after church services, the pastor and wife were directed to the room where they found a umber of gifts, groceries and Kernel-, lonc'T-l Jlin(t, Vind li the akin.

Trret wiuHJut our naving to send a statement. jili are unifurml good! And only 10' for 4 pcrb Mnilct. FOR SALE A good prof.table business, well located in Granbury, making money every daf D. W. PARKER ELMEIl II.

DAVIS costly to you. Trade at Cherry Drug Co. and you good things to eat and use rz GENERAL INSURZKCE Chestnut'are sure ol the highest i-i left hcn.c. Uf Mr. and Mrs.

W. B. her grade ol merchandise. (n Presenting old line veVL companies that really give ind sun of Strawn visited puents. C.

P. Goforth and wife BLADESi tbe insurance protection yon need. FIT CEM AND QIR-READY RAZORS i I Yistbry durir.g the week er.d. Cotton is comiLg in fast now ar'd soon be.out. The crop 14 hort and the price far tuo Uw in the Teiemtajte Us 'tat imt MAKING In 5 v.

"'t s'ra to the Davies houe. Dr. httlc car was before the gate. Mrs. Davici crcne-d the coor.

"My clear child. I am so glad yet came he has fretted rtmut you tr a year I knew rh, yes, he is better he is ell riht there, si up the back st-irs ta his room the doctor bs irw4 K3v I want to see h.n.." Cuidei ty smell cf antiseptics, Al.ce found the door a ta DicJt pleasant norr, and pushed open. "I don't know whether I am dreaming or net." said Dick's voice rather weakly, "but my mind seems running in circles and I always find myself thir.k;r.g cf you." "I am here, dear." sa.d Alice softly. "I have b-ecn in a circle, too it brings me straight to you. Fhe came in and sat bes.Je ha, her hard in his, centered at last.

As for the girl. Brown she had r.ct teen Dick at all she wain the ether car! Later cn there js rrether circle but that was a gelfea cre weJiirg ring. "A circle i. 1-lows tesiie ce," 'i 3 -J a Papers You Want Semi-Weekly Farm News one year for $1.00 The Granbury News, one year for $1.00 Both one year for $1.50 Outside Hood Co. $2.00 Order taken now for both papers at THE HEWS OFFICE 1.

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