The Whitewright Sun from Whitewright, Texas • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT THE WHITEWRIGHT SUN, WHITEWRIGHT, TEXAS Thursday, August 14, 1952 Bonham Gins First thousands still WANT KEFAUVER Cotton ror ranmn say so BONHAM. Ernest Burnett, farmer residing eight miles north-1 west of Bonham, brought in the first bale of cotton Friday for the 1952 season and one of the earliest bales in recent years. Burnett had to pick over 15 acres! to get the 1,520 pounds of seed cotton that made the 516-pound bale. The Bonham Co-Op Gin handled the bale at no cost and Burnett received a $25 cash prize from the Bonham Chamber of Commerce. It marked the first year in a long time that a Bonham gin beat out a Honey Grove gin with the first Fannin bale.

Wainwright Predicts Record Popular Vote CHICAGO. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright predicted today that voters will flock to the polls in this presidential election as they never have before. He said a record-breaking 60,000,000 voters were likely to participate to top the 1948 total of 48,680,000 votes cast by only 51 percent of the eligible voters.

Wainwright heads the Will organization, one of many national groups conducting out the drives. thousands of persons around the country are angry, disappointed, resentful and unhappy because the Democratic national convention refused to nominate Sen. Estes Kefauver for President. This is shown in the thousands of letters Senator Kefauver's office is receiving. Some express the hope he will try again.

Some blame his failure this time on the Some take his defeat as a personal affront; some say the failure to nominate Kefauver will make them vote Republican this year; and some indicate that because he isn on the ballot, they will not vote. More than a few are sending in a dollar on up, but not very high up. The Kefauver campaign needs this; in the red now. Southern Solons Have Favorite THEIRS NOT TO REASON WHY D. A.

Hulcy, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, was giving the keynote address at the fortieth annual meeting. While right in the middle of discussing a possible attempt to further increase the $260 billion federal debt, Mr. Hulcy looked up and said, a pity our grandchildren are not old enough to appreciate the magnificent generosity we are displaying with their Cotton Season Opens With 2 Grayson Bales SHERMAN. Grayson 1952 cotton season opened Tuesday, with two bales ginned within thirty minutes of each other. W.

R. Anderson, three miles southeast of Collinsville, ginned a 525- pound bale at the C. S. Davis gin at Collinsville. His bale had 2.050 pounds of seed cotton from thirteen acres.

He lives on the M. M. Davis farm. Ben Crisp of Gunter turned up with the first bale at Gunter. It ginned out 589 pounds from 2.140 pounds of seed cotton.

It was ginned at the Farmers Co-operative Gin at Gunter. He received 40c a pound for his bale. Because rain conducts electricity quietly from clouds to earth, lightning frequently stops when rain begins to fall. New Fall Piece Goods Just received shipment 38-inch Corduroy in brown, red, gold, dusty rose and purple. Guaranteed washable.

$1.39 yd. TWEEDY CHECKS Something new in a Rayon Suiting. Sanforized and color fast. 98c yd. High Count-Quality Broadcloth, mercerized and Sanforized.

Twelve new colors. 36 inches wide. 59c yd. Just received another shipment Air Foam Cushion Insoles for Men and Women! T. W.

Ayres Son Peters Shoes Stetson Hats McCall Patterns DUNLAP TIRES DELCO BATTERIES SEAT COVERS INNER TUBES SPARK PLUGS OVERHAUL JOBS MOTOR TUNEUP WASH AND GREASE Everything for Your Cor CASH OR CREDIT There Is No Substitute For Quality Hasty Chevrolet Company Phone 299 WASHINGTON. Southern senators have discovered a new and are quoting his words with great relish. His Ewing Stevenson, vice president of the United States during Grover second administration. The interest for revived interest in the courtly, good-humored elder Stevenson is, of course, his grandson and namesake, the new Democratic presidential nominee. It the elder strong views on low tariffs and soft money favored his stand on an issue that still blazes today and which has Southern senators thumbing the musty old pages of bygone Congressional Records.

The issue is that of unlimited debate in the Senate, the weapon which Southern legislators traditionally use to filibuster federal civil rights legislation to death. Southern legislators feel that the elder Stevenson summed up the case for unlimited debate very eloquently in his final speech to the Senate on March 3. 1897. He said: must not be forgotten that the rules governing this body are founded deep in human experience; that they are the result of centuries of tireless effort in the legislative hall, to conserve, to render stable and secure, the rights and liberties which have been achieved by conflict. this chamber alone are preserved, without restraint, two essentials of wise legislation and good government right of amendment and of debate.

Great evils often result from hasty legislation; rarely from the delay which follows full discussion and deliberation. In my humble judgment, the historic Senate preserving the unrestricted right of amendment and of debate, maintaining intact the time-honored parliamentary methods and amenities which unfailingly secure action after in our scheme of government a value which can not be measured by The Southerners hope the grandson will heed his famed advice and abandon his reported willingness to fight for new Senate rules. (want ads BUY One-half Gallon Ice Cream and WATCH REPAIR If your watch save Grocery. needs repairing or cleaning, bring it ---------------------------------------------------------in jor a dependable job at a reason- TRENTON and Sat- able price by expert watchmaker. We urday, Aug.

15-16: Judy Holliday in guarantee our work to be satisfac- Marrying News and 3- tory. Orenduff Whitest ooge Comedy. wright. I WANT farms and ranches, any size or type, also city property, any kind, listed with me for sale. I hope to have what the buyer may N.

Barton, P. O. Box 714, Sherman, FOR C. Reeves place 3H Texas, phones 2741 and 1355-J. Of- miles southwest of town: five acres fjce 1190 East Houston St.

3a28c pasture, 70 acres cultivated; L. Reeves. 2a 14 25-FOOT Garden Hose $4.25, 50-foot $7.45. Durable Plastic, outlasts rubber; guaranteed IO Grocery. CARD OF THANKS To my friends, neighbors and relatives I to express my appreciation for the flowers, cards, gifts, food and telephone calls while I was in the hospital and since I returned home.

W. J. Doss. CARD OF THANKS Our sincere thanks and deep appreciation to all our friends for the flowers, food and other expressions of sympathy you showered upon us following the death of a loved one, Dan Griffith. We will always cherish the memory of your Griffith Family.

CANADA DRY Club Soda, Spur Cola, Hi-Grape, Root Beer, Ginger Ale, Orange Soda. Cherry Soda, all in quart Grocery. FOR SALE Large size galvanized sheetiron pipe, Maxey. U. S.

PAYS FOURTH OF MEDICAL BILLS cost Anteri- cans 12'a billion dollars for medical care in 1951 and about one-fourth of the bill was paid by government. This estimate was reported today to members of the Commission on the Health Needs of the Nation. Members of a panel that held discussions recently on medical facilities reported the government payments include care for members of the military services and federal contributions to state and local health programs. Local and state payments also are included. KOREAN VETERAN NOT APPRECIATED, TOLD BOSTON.

Edwin W. Mays, national commander of the Disabled American Veterans, says the families of servicemen in Korea are the only ones realize there is a war on over The Little Rock. World War II veteran who lost both legs in Sicily, told the 31st DAV National Convention here yesterday "the Korean veteran is the most under-appreciated man ho ever bore arms in defense of his nation." see anybody going out to meet ships bringing back the Mays said. not accepting them like we did the veterans of World War Typewriter ribbons at Sun office. Eat Oat More Often You'll Be Pleased the fine food and the prompt, courteous aervice you find here.

We welcome you and invite you to meet your friends here. Pleasure to Please Cafe Good Things lo Eat I SELL a non-cancellable polio and hospital insurance policy. Also write burial insurance. Let me explain the policies to Young. FOR SALE Several low-priced houses in Whitewright, in all parts of Bryant.

ASK ABOUT our Polio Insurance Policy that pays for polio and numerous other Bryant. BATTERY DOWN? crank that whoopie. Get one of our 24- month guaranteed batteries Babcock Auto Store. TRACTOR OIL of all kinds, gun grease, transmission oil, tractor tires and tubes. Check my prices before you Service Station.

WE NOW have a complete line of home freezing accessories, round or square containers, papers, tape, socks, plastic bags, J. Meador Truck Sc Tractor Co. CAR OWNER Responsible pftrty 6 hours week spare time to service route of new' type vending machines for a percentage of the collections. No Selling or Soliciting. Income up to $250.00 monthly depending on number of units party selected can service.

with very good possibilities of eventually operating full time, income increasing accordingly. As income is based on profit-sharing plan, only responsible party w'ith References and $480.00 working cash capital for inventory will be considered. Job Hoppers need not apply. For prompt interview include phone in application. Box 308, Whitewright.

CARD OF THANKS I want to thank all my good friends I for their nice visits, cards and gifts while I was in the Rabjohn. Ic CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors who came to us in our hour of sorrow. You will never know what your expressions of sympathy have meant to us. The words of comfort, tile beautiful flowers, and the food sent are all deeply appreciated. May each of you have such friends if the need arises.

May God bless each of you is our Robinson Family. Most people who marry for money find out they could have borrowed it cheaper. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our kind friends! and neighbors for their acts of love and sympathy during our recent loss of wife and mother. Also to extend grateful thanks for the beautiful floral to our loved W. D.

Brooks and Children. I he Sun will consider it a favor if you will tell us about any visitors you may have, visits you may make, parties of any nature, or any other kind of news items. It is the province of this newspaper to publish the happenings of this community insofar as it is possible to do so, and your co-operation to this end is desired. buy your eggs, cream and hides. Best market prices paid Sc Hill.

tf SEE US for public liability and property damage insurance on your car or Si Bryant. on tractor fuel by installing butane-propane carburetor. Butane Gas Company, phone 901-F2. FARMERS We now have Perfect Circle rings for Farmall F-12 and tractors. See us if you do your own overhaul Auto Store.

tf IF YOU want to buy land or city property, I have it. If you want to sell land or city property, see Tom Barbee. tf SEE US for your plumbing needs. Bathtubs, lavatories, sinks, commodes, pipe and pipe fittings, water J. Meador Hardware.

I REPRESENT a Hospital and Accident Company, non-cancellable and medical payments. Let me explain this policy. It is what I have been looking Barbee. TIRE SALE Prices slashed on Brunswick tires; 6.00x16, $12.95 plus tax and your old tire if it is recap- able. Get a set of these tires now while the price is low.

Babcock Auto Store. We Save You Money on FIELD SEEDS And We Try to Always Have a Complete Stock Feed Headquarters SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY ANYWHERE WE ARE ALWAYS IN THE MARKET FOR CORN AND OTHER FARM PRODUCTS Pascal Farley ITSY HAS A NEW BUTCHER He proving very satisfactory, though. He smirks at the customers, frightens the little children, has dirty finger nails, and adds his thumb when he weighs meat. Please bear with us we can replace him. While recommend anything from the meat department, here are some real savings in produce and groceries.

Home-Grown Lb. OKRA 12c Seediest or Red Lb. CALIF. GRAPES New Crop Lb. 13c RED VELVET 15c Chilled Lh.

WATERMELONS 2Jc Concentrated 2 Cans FROZEN 35c Frozen 10-oz. Ctn. GREEN Frozen 10-oz. Ctn. LEAF SPINACH Frozen Lb.

WHITING FISH CORN-ON-COB 2 for 9c In Light Syrup 2 Va Can ARGO PEAR HALVES. 37c TISSUE 3 roll. 19c 46-oz. Can TOMATO JUICE 29c 14-oz. Bottle RE BUD CATSUP 15c General Mills Enriched 25-lb.

Bag PURE GOLD FLOUR 1.79 2 Cans For BISCUITS 25c Del Monte 303 Can EARLY GARDEN PEAS 19c Cullom Slaughtering Freezer Supplies THE FOOD MART Phone 7.