Valley Morning Star from Harlingen, Texas • Page 6

Page 0 VALLEY MORNING STAR December 27, 11)40 MISHAPS END LIVES OF 35 TEXANS XMAS Traffic Scores 28 Of Death Toll What People Are Doing In Rio Grande Valley TO SAN SABA SAN Mr. and Elmer Reichert and two children left Friday for San Saba and other points to spend the Christmas holidays with relatives and friends. By The Associated Press Accidents, violence and the elements took at least 35 lives in Texas during the three-day holiday period ending Thursday night. Scores were injured. Twenty-eight of the deaths were in traffic accidents; a horse dragged one man to death: a woman died of burns and another was shot fatally.

A tornado killed three persons; another was found dead from exposure and many of the traffic ac- cidents were attributed to rains which made hazardous. Leon Twister Mr. and Mrs. George Franklin and their daughter, Bernice, were killed when a twister demolished their home in Leon county. Mrs.

G. A. Scott was found dead of gunshot wounds in her home at Gainesville. Mrs. T.

J. Owen of Richland was burned fatally at her home. Mrs. Susie Rogers. 77.

was found dead of exhaustion and exposure after she wandered from the home of a grandson near Groesbeck. Traffic Deaths Traffic deaths Wednesday and Thursday included: Eugene C. Neighbors. 40. struck by an automobile at Beaumont.

William C. Tucker. 39. of Aline. and James L.

Stayton. 25. of Sayre, in an automobile collision near Pampa. Creek Tragedy Logan Green, 60, whose automo GUESTS ARE COMING LA John R. Davis will have as guests during the holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Huff of Ft. Worth, Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Davis and two daughteiB, Louise and Godie Ray, of Austin. ARRIVE FOR HOLIDAYS and Mrs. J. L. Stone of San Juan and Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Mahon of Kerrville will spend four days of the holiday season with Mrs. G.

W. Musgraves and Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Mahon are daughters of Mrs.

Musgraves. TEACHERS VISITING SAN Jennie and Gladys Walker of Pittsburg, Ruth and Florence of Wichita, and Mabel Wilderant of Washington, D. arrived Sunday for a visit in the F. M. Griffith and W.

W. Walker homes. The party will leave the first of January to resume their work as teachers. MAKE HOLIDAY TRIP and Mrs. Darrow Parmer and daughters, Pat and Mike, have left here for Del Rio and Stephensville where they will be the holiday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. W. Askew and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parmer.

DINNER GUESTS guests in the H. H. Adkins home on Christmrs Day were John B. Ross, McAllen, Mrs. Carrie Wvgay and daughter.

Miss Perrie Wygav, and Mrs. Edna Barr of Lyford; Mr. and Mrs. James Barr and son. Mickey, of Elsa; and Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Wrilson. WRECK PREVENTS VISIT John Blake has received word that her daughter, Mrs.

Earl Erickson and family of Chariton, Iowa, will not be able to spend the holidays in the Valley as they had planned because of a wreck which occurred on an ice- covered pavement just two hours after they had left their home. VISITING PARENTS Elizabeth Parmer of the University at Austin has arrived for the holiday season at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Parmer. GUESTS FOR HOLIDAYS RANGERVILLE Miss Bettye Jayne Foust of Texas State College for Women at Denton will be the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foust until Jan. 2, when she will return to her classes.

Other guests for the holidays include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan of Flora, Indiana. LEAVING FOR VISIT RANGERVILLE Mrs. Henry Jones and daughters, Lottie Merle and Evelyn and grandchildren are expected to leave this week for a visit with Mrs.

mother, who lives at Rising Star. FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT and Mrs. Walter Christiansen formerly of Donna, are visiting Mayor and Mrs. Branch S. Roberts.

Mr. and Mrs. Christiansen are living in Seguin. VISIT IN BISHOP and Mrs. Hoke McKim and daughters, Sandra and Joy left Monday for Bishop bile plunged into a creek near Cam- they will spend until after Christ- An evening's drive about the streets of Harlingen should prove most enjoyable from the manner in which many Harlingen folks have decorated their homes for the Yuletide.

Shown above is the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Head, 113 East Tyler street, whose home was decorated by Carl Brown.

GROCERY MARKET RAKERY QUALITY FOODS AT THRIFTY PRICES Specials for Friday, Saturday, Dec. 27,28 MECHANICS STUDENT R. Dyess of Donna has entered the Curtiss- Wright Technical Institute at Los Angeles. California, as a master mechanics student. eron.

Sam Giddens, 28. of Annona whose car overturned near Paris. R. P. Hammock of Kemp in a three-way automobile collision in Kaufman county.

Three-Car Crash Emma Belitz, 16. of Winters, in a three-car crash near Winters. R. R. Simpson.

61, and Chester Carson. 35, struck by automobiles at Dallas. Ralph Loup, 24, of Diego, in an automobile collision near Midland. Houston Accident W. Jured in a accident at Houston A.

B. Davis. Lubbock cotton buyer, In an automobile collision near Benjamin. Tom Deatherage, 46. of Rising Star, in an auto-truck collision near Weatherford.

The victim's wife and his mother. Mrs. M. Deatherage, were injured. mas with Mr.

parents Mr. and Mrs. Pierson. TO SPEND WINTER MISSION Ed Byler of Twin Sisters arrived Sunday to spend the winter his daughter, Mrs. R.

E. Krueger, and Mr. Krueger. The latter and his son, Roland, went to Twin Sisters to accompany him to the Valley. MAKE CHRISTMAS VISIT SAN and Mrs.

C. M. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Harris will leave Tuesday for Hous- fata.ly in- jton.

where they will spend Christmas in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Malone and Sam McRee. DUE ON FURLOUGH SAN Murra Sayles. is serving in the Navy Medical Corps, being stationed at present at the U.

S. Navy Hospital at Pensacola, Florida, is scheduled to arrive here Saturday on his first ten-day furlough since he enlisted in June, to be spent in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Thompson. ESCAPE WINTER SNOW and Mrs. Earl Peabody of Falls. Minnesota, arrived in Donna last week and will spend the winter here. When they left Minnesota the snow was several feet deep.

GO TO LUFKIN and Mrs. E. McWilliams and daughters, Patsy and Nancy, left Tuesday morning for a ten-day visit in Lufkin with relatives. HOLIDAY GUESTS and Mrs. M.

R. Beil and son of Oklahoma City are spending the holidays here with their daughter, Mrs. Evan Hurst, and Mr. Hurst. VISIT FOR HOLIDAYS RANGERVILLE Mrs.

John Marsh and children of Kansas are visiting in the home of her mother, Mrs. J. A. Morgan. Other visitors in the Morgan home for the holidays include Bill Morgan from Anna- polls Naval Academy; Jack from A.

and John A. from the Uni- versity at Austin; and Miss Ray Morgan, supervisor of the Latin- American schools at Goose Creek. MINNESOTANS VISIT SAN Scholpp and Otis Prinkev. both of Minneapolis. arrived Saturday by automo- bile and are spending several days in the new home of Mr.

and Mrs. i A. C. Jefferson, one-half mile south I of this city. They plan to make a trip into the interior of Mexico the latter part of the week.

RETURN FROM TRIP RANGERVILLE The Rangerville Boosters Club will meet in their monthly meeting on Friday, January 3. The meeting nfght has been changed by vote to Friday instead of on the first Monday of each month. The program is in charge of Mrs. Grace Halbert and one of the will be a pie or box supper to which all are cordially invited. VISIT FOR HOLIDAYS and Mrs.

E. L. Saufferer and son, Floyd of Glendale, Calif, arrived Monday night to spend the holidays here with friends. Young Saufferer is studying at the Curtis Aeronautical school. GUESTS TO ARRIVE SAN W.

aand Harold Sides of St. Louis, who are visiting friends in Dallas, are expected to arrive the latter part of the week to be guests in the L. C. Warner home. They are nephews of Mrs.

Warner and brothers of Mrs. Maylath, who is also visiting in the Warner home. HOLIDAY GUEST guests in the J. N. Rinehart and A.

Willeford homes include Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Rhinehart. Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Lee Rinehart, Mr. and Mrs. John Williams. and Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Williams, of Dallas. VISITING PARENTS EDCOUCH Miss Doris Lester, who is attending TSCW at Denton arrived over the week-end to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Lester and other relatives. MRS. BUFFO RETURNS RANGERVILLE Mrs.

Eunice Buffo has returned to her home here after a visit with her sister at Brownsville. HOLIDAY GUESTS SAN E. Sayles. accompanied by his cousin. Miss Freda Clark of Buffalo.

Okla arrived here Sunday afternoon to spend the Christmas holidays in the home of their mother and aunt, respectively, Mrs. T. E. Thompson and Mr. Thompson.

PLAY POSTPONED RANGERVILLE-The play Kidnaping of was postponed due to inclement w-eather. If the play is presented to the public later the date will be announced. VISITING RELATIVES SAN and Mrs. Edward Maylath and little son. Dean, of St.

Louis. arrived Monday to spend the Christmas holidays in the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.

Warner and family. Mrs. Maylath is a niece of Mrs. Warner. HOLIDAY GUEST RIO GRANDE CITY Jimmy Lyons, student at Peacock Military Academy in San Antonio, is the guest for the holidays of his aunt and uncle, Dr.

and Mrs. C. J. Martin. VISIT IN SAN MARCOS RANGEVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Shifet are visiting in San Marcos FROM LOUISIANA guests of her parents for Christ- LA VILLA Mr. and Mrs Finis maS' Later they wiU go to visit wilh Looney and two children of Baton Mr' Shlflet parents near Hunts- Rouge, arrived Saturdav to I Vllle' Thcy are to return spend the Christmas holidays here jto their home hcre about 2 with Mrs. Looney's mother. D.

L. George and other relatives. Mrs VISITS PARENTS RIO GRANDE CITY Dayton Raney, freshman student at the University of Texas, is spending the holidays here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Raney. STUDENT VISITS RIO GRANDE CITY Alfonso Ramirez, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Ramirez, has arrived from College Station where he is a student at A.

and M. College, to spend the holidays here. IN OKLAHOMA W. Carter, who has been staying with his son, Cecil Carter and family, is visiting during the Christmas holidays wuth his other son, Wesley Carter and family of Lovell, Okla. IN GONZALES and Mrs.

Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. J. Lester and daughter, Doris, and Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Johnston and children left Tuesday for Gonzales to spend Christmas Day with their parents. I Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lester.

TO VISIT PARENTS and Mrs. Warren Whittlesey arrived Sunday for a week's visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

Whittlesey. STUDENTS HOME MISSION Baylor University home for the holidays include Mouldon and Lloyd Smith, sons of Dr. and Mrs. M. Smith.

arrive for holiday Florence Hester and her mother, Mrs. Ada Hester, arrived in Donna Friday night to "pend the holidays with Mrs Hesters mother, Mrs. Fagan. attends funeral D. H.

Le Sueur returned home Saturday from a three weeks visit to Rusk, where he was called to attend the funeral of his sister, and to Austin, where he visited friends and relatives. MRS. WILLEFORD HOME G. A. Willeford has returned from Dallas where she spent a days with her daughter, Mrs.

Warren Trost and her husband. RECOVERING Dyal. six-year- old son of Rev. and Mrs. A.

Thomas Dyal, is recovering at his home from a tonsillectomy performed Saturday. GUESTS OF RELATIVES and Mrs. W. L. Powell and small daughter are spending the holidays here with Mrs.

Powell's mother. Mrs. Moore and other relatives. RETURNS FROM IOWA Sammons has returned from Sioux City, Iowa, where he has spent the past several I months on business. He was accom- panied home by his daughter, Sally Sammons, who has attended the 1 University of North Dakota the past year.

Mrs. Sammons returned to the 1 Valley soon after the Thanksgiving holidays. 18 BORN Announcements have been received from Captain and Mrs. John Nance of the birth of a daughter, Marv, on Octo- HOLIDAY GUEST I 22 at Hamilton Field. Calif Cant Lucille Jeffries and Nance were stationed at of Da.las arrived Sunday to spend Brown for two years.

Thev left the holidays ith her sister, Mrs. for a change of stations a vear ago. brother. ----GO TO MISSOURI and Mrs. Arthur I Noe left at the week-enH SCHOOL OPENS JAN.

I work at the Rangerville Independent Schools will begin January 6, according to Superintendent Curtis Shiflet. The first semester will end on January 17. Charles Wright, and her H. C. Jeffries, and their families.

DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL Floyd holiday visit in St I row and infant son returned home former home thClr Thursday from the Valley Baptist Hospital where the baby was born December 19. ON HOLIDAY VISIT Margaret of Seguin and D. E. Patterson of Corpus Christi have arrived for a holiday visit with their mother, Mrs. S.

M. Patterson, HOLIDAYS a i Menczer son of Mr hnm. A Menczer arrived this last Friday to spend the holidays with his parents. GUESTS OF PARENTS and Mrs. Jodie Risinger of Jacksonville, Mississippi, are the guests here of his parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Risinger, and family. PHARR Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Bates of Palestine. Texas, are the holiday guests here of friends. LEAVE FOR HOLIDAYS MISSION Mr. anad Mrs. Dale Hileman and son.

Sammy, left Saturday for St. Louis, to spend the holidays with their parents. ARRIVES SUNDAY and Mrs. Cates Eppright arrived Sunday to spend the holidays their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

R. G. Hodge and Dr. and Mrs. C.

D. Eppnght. I HOLIDAYS San Ant Roy Parrish OI to arrlYed Monday night of arrived Monday nig pend the Christmas holidays rish! Dr- Minnie O. Par- MOTHER MISS ION-Mr. and Mrs.

Walker and son of Floydada. unlh 'he holidays and oth.m0 Mrs- A and other relatives. BESr Rrubrn Richards left ay for to Christmas Wlth his mother. liquors 122 No. St.

ON SALE TODAY Ann Made-O-Grapefruit Bread WITH ADDED Vitamin B1 ENDORSED BY DR. ALLEN DEFOE PERSONAL PHYSICIAN FOR DIONNE QUINTUPLETS PLUS Made with a straight run of flour. Not chemically bleached. Nothing removed but the bran. Leaving all the natural flavor of the wheat.

450 International Units of VITAMIN B1 in a one pound Loaf of bread ORIGINATORS OF SALLY ANN MADE-O-GRAPEFRUIT U.S. Govt. Copyright No. 411,508 Sally Ann AT LEADINC GROCERS New Holiday Item For Home Entertaining mmm 10 AST, 8 -mut. At.

WHAAI Z. TOAST TOAST SM WAfiftS MM AST 4 MMt AT new and One of the most delicious crackers to be found are the Wheat Toast Wafers being offered by the Brown Cracker Candy Company through all Valley grocers. These are especially delightful for Holiday entertaining and fit into practically every need of the housewife. Wheat Toast Wafers are at the present time one of the most popular of the seven hundred high quality food products made by the Brown Cracker and Candy Company. Attractively packaged, oven fresh, and liked by grown- aps and children, Wheat Toast Wafers are being featured by all Valley grocers.

The display shown above is at in Harlingen. BLACKBERRIES, No. 2 can TOMATOES, No. 2 can Valley Rose Green Beans CRISCO 3 CUT No. 2 Coffee 1 lb.

Can HAH 22c Lb. Can. a a a Jack Spratt No. 2 for. HOMINY Shortening Tomato Juice Mrs.

1 lb. 10c 5c 6c 47c 15c 9c No. 1, 2 forlSC DREFT, lg pkg with Mayonnaise Set 23c OXYDOL, large package 20c Concentrated Super Suds 3 Packages. 47c ADMIRATION Coffee 23c BRIGHT A EARLY Coffee ,0 SOAP 7 Pkg. Bars FORT HOWARD TISSUE py i SOFT ISPUN 3 Rolls 1 lc aeaeaeaee RICE, Uncle Ben's, 2 lb.

pkg. TUNA FLAKES, con Libby's SPAGHETTI 2 SJ CAMAY, 3 bars PEACHES IVORY SOAP 2 15c No. 2Vi Can 14c 14c 17c 17c 16c Mth fwr purchase sf 3 cakes at regular price PICKLES SALMON BEANS 2 Vi can in Syrup Sour or Dills Quart Jar, PINK Tall Whole Stringless No. 2 Can, a a a a a a PRUNES, No. Sunshine Krispy Crackers Sunshine Krispy Crackers 1 lb.

Package Vt lb. Package, 14c 15c 9c 10c 15c 9c FRESH PORK CHOPS 18 SAUSAGE Pure Pork Pound. ME ATS ROAST BACON Fed Baby Beef, lb Palace Sliced, ELGIN MARGARINE BESI SEA 1 IESH PARSNIPS, 2 RUTABAGAS, APPLES VEGETABLES WINESAPS Dozen Carrots Beets Table Onions Radishes 3 Bunches for Best Wishes For A Happy And Prosperous New lendon 7 The Most Modern Food Store In The Valley 301 Jackson Harlingen.