HE BIG BEND SENTINEL BLISHED 1926

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1 HE BG BEND SENTNEL BLSHED 926 hers Sgnng Contracts; s Deadlne Gregg Seeks Fgures hch to Base Sze of for Comng Year. contracts for the comng ear are comng n from achers of tho arfa sysmany are stll to be heard fore the deadlne of July dng to J. E. Gregg, supent of schools, cts already n nclude elementary school Roy th, prncpal and eghth rs. Elzabeth C. Hanks, de; and rs. Grace Q. urth grade. _d Frank S. Vllardal, "ate grades. school rs. J. B. Boln, and journalrm;' ss olt, mathematcs; Herbert es, Jr., scence; and ss e Stephens, Spansh and ell school^j. E. Boln, ; rs. Ernest Barnett, du; rs. Edth W. Deckth grade; rs. Norman cond grade; rs. yrtle ad, seventh grade; rs. h B. Smth, seventh grade; da Tttle, thrd grade; and unce Wallace, fourth. Gregg s watng for the other contracts or the of July, to determne who wll make up the taff for next year, also makng a study of r's attendance records to e the number of teachsystem may have and rete funds for under the ken law. -hool's records of last year dted last week by Ole C. senor feld audtor wth s Educaton agency. He the average daly attenthe year before, the teachees and servce records, daly student transportares. tablshed that under the -, ths dstrct s elgble tme n the year past for room teachers, a superna hgh school prncpal, e economcs teacher 2nd ran, or a staff of 35. regg's study of last year's ce records s not yet comt he sad t was possble ght be a slght decrease n ce last year from the year though whether t would h to affect the teachng dd not know. n Packng Under Way 0, June 6. n a tral ay of last week, the Trduce company graded and G crates of cantaloupes, for ths season n Predeanng, waxng and machnery has been nthe company n the pack- " located near the Santa ay staton. A hydraulc achne s also an added n to the packng facltes eal plant. Ths machne apacty of nalng the lds ea»y on 00 crates per ARFA year eacn cantaloupe y the company wll bear resdo." An automatc machne marks each mel- >t reaches the dstrbu- of 76 crates of cantarom the Presdo farms, 0 wanagement of Johnny a, was packed onday af- An ncreased tempo of n <» packng s expected by "y of ths week. The canjvest n Presdo valley full swng by June 8. curry of Pecos s o f the local Tr-Stato Packng shed and Hal E Paso s n charge of operatons. Tomorrow ARFA, PRESDO COUNTY, TEXAS. FRDAY, JUNE 9, 950 VOLUE 25, NUBER 4 Legon Home Under Constructon Progress was rapd over the emoral day weekend on the 4v36 adobe buldng whch wll be a meetng hall for the arfa post, Amercan Legon. Constructon s beng done by members of the post. Photo was taken on emoral day. 2-day Celebrton To Be Held By Lons July 3 and 4 The annual Lons carnval wll be a two-day celebraton ths year nstead -f the one-day affar as has been held n the past. Ths announcement was made ths week by Walter Garnett, general charman of the celebraton. The carnval wll be held onday and Tuesday, July 3 and 4. The hours on July 3 wll be from 6:30 p.m. to 0:00 p.m. and on July 4 wll be from 4:00 p.m.. to 0:00 p.m. As n years past, the courthouse lawn wll be the locaton of the carnval. Co-charman of the carnval s Walter Polsky. Other commtteenen are: O. A. Knght, Dr. R. C. Burns. Dr. F.. Logsdon, Grounds commttee; Ware Hord, Jeff Graham, Edde Perce, Fnance commttee^ Don S. Nchols, Wm. H. Earney, Rev. LOCAL GRL SCORES WTH "POST" FEATURE ss Patty ckenze of the Posey Shop, arfa, whose stores and pctures of the communty frequently appear n the El Paso Tme3, for whch she s the local correspondent, ht the "bg tme" wth one of her pctures ths week. Her photo and story were of the lassong of a flyng eagle from mule-back by Raphael Bcjarano after dscoverng the eagle feastng on a lamb. The eagle, when held out by Bejarano and Frtbz Kahl, ranch manager, had a wng spread of' seven feet. The pcture and story were used for the weekly "'m Proud of Ths Pcture" feature of the Post. Snce arfs, of course, was promnently mentoned n the story, arfa got some excellent publcty natonally and ss ckenze got $00. ; Cotton Shppng Joe B. Frederck, Advertsng com mttee; Fox Parker, Chester vy, r,, n m Wn»*»Vrkc*»e Hoyle Cooley, bg prze commttee; U, U ndlcuuusca, ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ p «sted Kapdly B. Frederck, Lyle Koonce, H. L.l Cotton shppng, whch was be- Lethead, J. T. ock, Ray Roberts, j n g pushed last week by the Fort J. W. Shannon, R. W. Smth, l- Russell Ranch company over "the ton Smth, W. H. Thornburg, Her-: loadng ramp at the Southern Pabert Stoakes, A. J. Hoffman, E. c;f c depot here, has been transfer- Blackburn, J. E. acdonald, Jr., red ths week* to a new ramp just E. W. arlowe, H. A. Stark, Emmett DeVoln, Aubry Crder, T. C. Davs, Hoyle Cooley, Edde DeVoln, bngo concesson; C. G. atthews, band commttee. Publsher s Speaker At Lons Club eetng Harry N. Beal, new publsher of the Bg Bend Sentnel, was the speaker at the regular meetng of the arfa Lons club at the Crews hotel last Frday noon. r. Beall told somethng of how modern types, as used n today's newspapers, have been developed. ERCHANT 30 YEARS ON.JOB C. L. Arthur, propretor of..the Hghland, cleanng and haberdashery busness n arfa, Tuesday celebrated the completon of 30 years n the cleanng busness n ths cty. The men's clothng busness whch he now has also, s a newcomer, compartvely. He added that department n 936. C. H. vey, Charles Taylor, John completed by the company and the J. athews, Harry Wllamson, ralroad n the former quartermaster area west of the depot. concesson commttee; E. K. Beanland, J. E. acdonald, Jr., Aubry The new ramp s 20'feet long. Crder, John J. athews, Cha'rles Cotton bales averagng 500 pounds Taylor, A. W. Waldrep, equpment each are brought n from the warehousng area n the former Fort commttee; Noland Kelley, lton Smth, prze commttee; Walter D. A. Russell n mnature "trans" Polsky, T. C. Davs, Evan B. Jones, of several low steel trucks, pulled Harry Wllamson, turtle derby; by warehouse "jtneys." At the. T. Bennett, Col. J. H. Blackwell, ramp two fork-lft trucks, converted especally for the handlng of cotton bales, take over to load thc freght cars. The cotton s surplus, purchased from growers by the government, and stored here pendng shpment. t s now gong out through gulf ports n the European Recovery program. Open House Planned For Publc Lbrary arfa's publc lbrary, located n the cty hall, wll hold an open house tomorrow (Saturday) mornng,* followng the completon of new work n the lbrary room and reorganzaton whch has been gong on for some tme. E. W. arlowe, cty secretary sad that everyone s urged to drop-n Saturday mornng and ccc what has been accomplshed. Floors havo been mproved, new shelvng erected, and rearrangements made for better operaton. Th lbrary also contans a secton avalable for the use of any communty group for meetngs., * rs.. A. Adams s cty lbraran. Alpne Vstor Tells Club Of Recent Europe Travels arfa Rotarans, meetng for the' frst tme n two weeks at El Pasano hotel Tuesday noon, heard George Koury, Alpne merchant, tons there places that would be comparable to the very best n the Unted States, were able to Grls Camp Set For June 9 At Pasano Pass Bds Are Called On Hghway Work For Ths County Extenson of F.. 69 From Pealegras to Plata And New Brdge Planned Bds are called for ths week on two major peces of road constructon n the county by the state hghway department, and wll be opened and let n Austn June 20, accordng to legal notces n ths week's Sentnel The larger jt b wll be the constructon of l.*.9 more mles of Farm to arket road 69 from Pealegras creek to Plata. Gradng, dranng, preparng base and onecourse surface treatment are provded for n the call. The road wl be all new constructon, extendng the present farm to market road almost 3 mles. The second pece of constructon planned s another brdge across Alamto creek, ths one on F.. 70, between Presdo and Redford, only a few hunded yards a- bove where the creek emptes nto the Ro Grande. The brdge wll be one-tenth of a mle long.. jfour Games Played d n Softball League Frst actvty of the summer at the famed Baptst encampment Lujan counted on a ht by Flores. Pasano -Pass wll be thc grl Qutana added a run n the fourth camp durng the week startng! wth a sngle, Castorena's sacrfce onday, June 9, t was announced and Roman's ht here ths week by Jesse Blackwell who s helpng to make plans for» Jones otors went on a o httng The bg nnng that meant vctory for the ndans was the ffth the event. j spree last Frday evenng to dewhen they took advantage of fve The grls' camp wll open on- f e a t Bakers Jewelers 23-8 n a hts, a walk and a ht batsman to day evenng, June 9, and con- lea 8 ue softball game. Chemal, score fve runs, F. Lujan. Flores, tnue through Frday, June 23. t m a d e thngs tougher for hmself, J. Lujan, Castorena and Roman s sponsored b> the Women's s- b v allowng a number of walks crossng the plate. sonary assocaton of the Baptst a n d httng several batsmen. W.sbb, Four more n the seventh completed the local scorng. Then a church n ths dstrct, wth rs.. tossng for the Jones otors, al- Barney Hubbs, presdent, of Pecos, _ lowed jmly hts, but several JTn charge. rors behnd hs cost runs. The From 250 to 350 grls are ex-!. wnners. ran, up. 2, talles.., the... frst..,, t,-_),,» nnng and counted 7 n the thrd. pectcd for the grls camp, r. T \ d Saturday ments Blackwell made sad, to furnsh wth room arrange- and evenng thc Knghts of Columbus V: 5 ".t. "t ^CLZf. board for all the young people at dropped the hgh school 4-3 n a a.total of only $5.50 for thc week. well-played contest, Navafette, Vstors need brng nothng but school tosser, allowed but four hts, bed lnen, t was announced. Adult' but a couple of errors behnd hm assstants are expected from most meant two runs each n the thrd of thej churches of the dstrct to and ffth for the Knghts. The assst n puttng on the week's school, wth sx hts, could count program. only one n the fourth and two n the sxth. Followng the grls' camp, a Tuesday evenng's twn bll boys' camp wll be held the followng week, openng June 26. otors over Lfe and. Loan," - opened wth a vctory by Jones Boys and grls n the age group o. The wnners traled untl the from 2 through 6 are elgble to sxth nnng when a 5-run outburst attend the camps. gave them enough pargn to wn, rs. Ben.R. Pruett s charman cdonald, Webb, Galatan, Holzof the young people's organzatons heuser and Roy Hedgpeth all scorn thc church here. j n g. A sxth nnng rally by Lfe. ' j and Loan saw Ftzgerald and Tevs H o m e t o w n f» r s Txep c r o s s t h c p l a t e b u t t h e xumetvue s» _o»e - ^ s h o r t o f k n o t t n e t h e c o u n t. ^ f e l To Pecos Team 0-4 Here Saturday A fve-run uprsng n the ffth nnng broke up what was otherwse a close game and gave the Pecos grls' softball team a 0-4 vctory over the arfa Hometownsers here Saturday evenng. The Pecos outft had too many stars and too much experence for the locals, but the Hometowners made a game of t untl the ffth. Then a walk, a couple of hts, and HS. three errors combned for the fve! The second game went by the same -0 score, the West, Texas Utltes takng that one from the Hgh School team. The wnners went nto the last half of the seventh tralng 0-9 but thngs were all over after Brsbn and Crder scored. Despte the score, hts were few, the Utltes pckng up fve and the losers four. Scheduled for last nght (Thursday) were K. C. vs. Baker's and for next Tuesday, West Texas' vs. Jones otor: and Baker's vs. runs that put thngs on ce for the League Beng Started vstors. The Hometowners took a lead n Boren Hunter, arfa hgh school the frst nnng when vy walked coach, has asked that all managers and scored on a ht by Bunton. of boys' baseball teams who want Tho locals' other three talles to enter ther teams n the sumcame n the sxth when three walks \ r league, be present at a mcetand a couple of hts brought n '"the school gymnasum on- ccord, - vy - and > Bunton - day, June 2, at 9 a.m. At that The arfa lneup ncluded ctme fnal arrangements wll be Cord, vy, Bunton, attlyn Hedgpeth, Bennett, Navarrete, Palan- made and a schedule set up. All games wll be played at 0 co, artha Hedgpeth, Brown, Lu-. - a.m. ondays through Frdays. jan, DeVoln, Vllerreal and Vasquez. To complete the double header that evenng, a group of arfa All-Stars defeated Alpne 2-0 n a men's game, Webb allowng tha vstors but one ht, and scorng 9 strkeouts. Tax Collector Named For Cty Assessment C. G. wlatthews, arfa school teacher durng the school year, has been apponted deputy cty tax collector to assess 950 taxes for the Cty of arfa, t was announced Wednesday by E. W. arlowe, offer room and three fne meals ct»v Recr^tary. t fvc-montl vst luskpxc^?"!^ from $5 to?7.6vt^ut Work wll start onday, Juno to southern Europe, Egypt, Leba and Syra. prosperty," he sad. "We saw has brought that country a great ^.Saturday and Sun-non ""'«temperature change. "n southern France we' saw t 3 p. m. r h n n > J u n e 8 > wtner bureau, El Paso. m temperature last 24 7 at :30 p.m. June 8; t«mp.. r:.turo.«, nb perod u du a.m. rtng month of June r * t u r o and ranfall nforcourtesy of nlertute,7 mm «nleatlto*-rtaa Presdo County Ar- few' marks of war," the speaker sad. "Farms were all n good condton and the peoplo generally seemed to be gettng along well." n vnln* Orp<~-» r. Kaury noted that the port of Athens, Pyrrus, was horrbly shattered by war and many persons seemed dc» ttute. Athcnscbn tho other hand, ho sad, was untouched, and shops would do credt to Ffth avenue. r. and m. K««rj' stayed for somo tme n Lebanon, he lad, and ho declared that tho fnest possble resort hotel ftccnyda- mora new cars per capta there than one wll fnd here." He told of vstng, the famed Cedars of Lebanon, many thousands of years old, and amused hs wudcr.ee ".vll bs vcfut>;ce lu Damascus, where they found very narrow streets perhaps 5000 years old "that smellcd lke t.". fo declared n closng that hs two days n Ronv) and a day at tho Vatcan were worth the whole trp, lulllk especally of tho great works of art to be seen n the Sstno chapel, St. Peter's church and the great Vatcan museum. 2. All tho cty's real property and personal property represented by slocks and e«;u!p?s-nt cf busness places, wll bo checked, r. arlowo sad. The assessment ths year, he ponted out, hud Been dropped from a 90 <er cent to an HO per cent bass. Thc assessment wll bo for tho 950 taxes whch becomo frst payable' n October of ths year and are due by January, 95. "Tho cooperaton of ovcryono s nsked n ths assessment so that all property may be placed on tho rolls correctly and the work dono as rapdly as possble," r. arlowe tad. The teams wll be composed of boys who were not yet 6 years old on ay, 950. Body of Undentfed an Found on Fort Davs Ranch; Death Apparently Sucde ystery Novel n Vctm's Pocket fs No Help for Offcers Tryng to Solve Real Lfe ystery; Gun, Note, Watch and Coat Label Offer Clues By BARRY SCOBEE FORT DAVS, June 7. " de by own hand" wrtten n pencl on a scrap of paper sack s the uncertan cue to the death of an undentfed man whose mumfed body was found onday on the Weston ranch fve mles southeast of Fort Davs. Besde the body lay an unrusted Harrngton & Rchardson.22 calbre, 9-shot revolver wth four empty cartrdges and fve loaded ones n the cylnder. No pencl was found wth whch the apparent sucde note could have been wrtten. The note was found n the nsde coat p%cket, that WFS otherwse empty, there beng no bllfold on the body, or money n the other pockets. The body, unmutlated by buzzards or anmals, had lan n the bleachng sun too long for ts race, whte or otherwse, to be ascertaned, accordng to Dr. C. E. Eaton of Fort Davs, who examned t. The only other wrtng or only name was that of "Tanner wttten n nk on the nsde coat-pocket label. The man was apparently of slender buld, about fve feet sx nches tall, brown har and between thrty and forty years of Local Ball dub Vctorous, 2 to 6 arfa's ndans kept rght on the wnnng tral here Sunday when they defeated the Vasquez Contractors of El Paso 2-6 n a free-scorng contest. The locals took a frst nnng lead of two runs when Natera and couple of El Paso errors combned wth sx hts for talles for Roman, Rubo, Vasquez and Flores After seven nnngs, durng whch Castorena had set the tors down wth four hts and two runs that had been pcked up n the fourth frame, Flores took over the mound dutes, wth Vasquez recevng. He saled through the seventh and eghth nnngs easly enough, but the nnth cost hm four runs on a sngle ht, when a couple of walks, a ht batsman and a par of errors entered nto the pcture. The ndans wll meet the strong junor edton of the Juarez ndos here Sunday at 2:30. Swmmng Pool's Formal Openng Tomorrow, 3 p. m. Formal openng of the new communty swmmng pool whch wl be operated under the supervson of the Plot club of arfa has been announced for three o'clock n the afternoon tomorrow, Saturday, June 0. Defnte plans as to the openng ceremony were not completed by the club women Thursday, but n all probablty some of the cty offcals and enthusasts of the project wll be present as a welcomng gesture. The pool Saturday wll be open only to those wth membershps ondays and Tuesdays beng the days t s avalable to the entre publc. t wll reman open untl ten o'clock Saturday nght embershps and nformaton concernng them may be receved ths afternoon at the publc lbrary untl 5 p.m., when a representatve of the Plot club wll be there. rs.. R. Red made a recent trp to Kaufman to vst her parents, r. and rs. aron Fox. She also vsted her sster, rs. George Shels, of Stephenvllp. age. The model number of the revolver was 922, the seral number, J6338. The body was found about mdafternoon June 5 onday by Umbraco Sato, an employe on the Weston ranch, whle rdng on'ca*- tle work. Blly Westcn of Alpne, the ranch manager sad that Sato s a "wet excan" who had been wth hm three years. Sato dd not report the fnd untl the next mornng, when Weston arrved at the ranch. "He had nobody to gve the nformaton to," Weston sad. n Sght of Buldngs As soon as Weston heard of the dscovery he and Sato came to Fort Davs and nformed Sherff Tom Gray. Dr. Eaton and Justce of the Peace Barry Scobee, as coroner, accompaned them to the Weston pasture. Sato led them drectly to the body, whch lay on a rocky hllsde n the open n plan sght of the Weston ranch buldngs two mles away n sunny, peaceful usquz Canyon, and n vew of the Fort Davs-Alpne paved hghway a mle and a half dstant A tentatve surmse of the offcers was that the man may have left the hghway and walked up usquz valley to the rock-strewn slope. The body, fully clothed except for a hat, lay on ts back, the legs apart, one knee slghtly lfted, the other straght. The sun-yellowed hands lay out from the torso, backs up, as n quet rest. A hole, as f made by a bullet, was near the rght temple. A correspondng hole was on thc other sde of the skull to the rear of the left car. The clothng conssted of a whte shrt of dress qualty, a plan blue four-n-hand te neatly knotted; a graysh coat of summer weght wth a slght colored strpe, heavy pants that may orgnally have been of green color; and practcally new low-cut shoes wth heavy eyelets, straps over the nstep, and heavy red composton soles. The sze was seven and a half. The socks were thck, manly brown n color but wth consderable brght red around the feet The shrt's neckband, removed and measured n town, ndcated the sze of fourteen and a half. Novel and Watch Found Asde from the pencled note; wthout an accompanyng penclnothng was found n any other pockets except the rght-sde coat pocket. t contaned a paper-back novel and a wrst-watch beleved to be mdeum-prced. Blly Weston thought t mght have cost around $35. t was on a fabrc wrst-band. The watch bore the manufacturer's name, Hamlton Watch Co. The novel was a mystery story bv Rex Stout enttled "Bad on Busness" wth a cover llustraton bearng the word '.urder" n large letters. The offcers were nclned to thnk the body was that of a whte man. The pencled note was dstnctlv n the scrpt of a Unted States Scattered Showers Offer school-taught pupl. t was com- (Contnucd on Page Ten) Hope of General Relef About Town Ranfall whch drenched arfa last Thursday evenng apparently was not general throughout the area, but a number of ranches, as far as can be learned, beneftted materally. Lght sprnkles of ran Saturday and agan Sunday combned wth tho heavy Thursday shower to gve ranchers and steckacr. scrt&jgss that more general ran may be on the way. A tour of thc arfa-fort Davs- Apno loop over tho week-end showed benefts from the rans, wth water n most of the water holes, but reports are that the storm faled n t tbo ares much to tho south of here. Reports receved by tho Sol Conservaton Servce here from offcal ran gauges for tho ran last week-end were as follows: C. L. Arthur,.90; Pete Kennedy,.49; Kerr tchell,.0; Loma Vsta (W. B. tchell's Sons).67; C. E. cfarland,.30; and Hub Castleberry,.5. Unoffcal report* receved by tho Sentnel from other areas for the perod ncluded H. T. Fletcher,.55; Turncy Fletcher,.45; rs. lton Gllette,.75, and Clay tchell,.8. ay ranfall was scattered and lght, although reports from thc huge Pctan ranch showed that place got the most n the area, 3.3 o. :'>t4 durng the month, and Unoffcal reports from the Jmmy Walker ranch at Candclerc showed.46 nchc3 for ay n an area that seldom gets a drop. Offcal ay records of tho Sol Conservaton Servce from varous locatons of ther gauges gave the fcllctvr.k tot-ala; C. E. mcfarand,.84; N. B. Chaff n,.9s; F. C. ellard,.*u; Pctan ranch, 3.3; Bloys camp,.04; Loma Vsta,.20; H. T. Fletcher,.; Pete Kennedy,.74; C. L. Arthur,.28 and Al Roosevelt.5. ( Offcal ay records also came n to ndcate.68 at W. B. tchell's Sons Eseondldlo ranch;.23 at Nopoosa camp and.80 at Deep well camp headquarters. Old-tmer S.. Swearngen lookng at thc clouds to the east Saturday afternoon and tellng us that sometmes dsturbances n the Gulf revjlt n good rans for us... When 4 nches of ran at wonder what they really get on the Gulf to brng us a "ran" Dr. A. J. Hoffman, who va;... Galveston Saturday nght, says 4 nches s just a lot of waterto a dry land man... Clff Durham and Tom allan gettng around on Rodeo busness... Rotaran "frends" tryng to convnce Eph Kng that they had seen thc same salflsh n pctures fur the last 0 years... the last few days have surely turned tho arcondtonng on about town.... as the phrase goes, however "Ths s unusual weather"... Polsky seems to have developed a f>» gr«y hars worryng about hs entres for the Turtle Derby on the 4th.

2 4 5 t; 4 A. mm: ; The Bg Bend Sentnel. Frday. June PALACE 3A t FA Fr. Sat. June 9-0 EDDY ARNOLD The Tennessee Plowboy "Hcedown" plus ONTE HALE "Ranker of Cherokee Strp*' CARTOON Sun-on June -2 Renegade Outrders and a Red-Headed Beauty! "The The Outrders" Starrng JOEL ccrea ARLENE DAHL 3ARCH OF TE Tom and Jerry Cartoon Tues. June 3 year's most shocker! BARBARA WENDELL exgtng STANWYCK COREY "Tlelma Jortlon" l'scal SPOUT PLAY WAHOO Wed-Thu June 4-5 The Award Academy Best wnner Pcture the Year! Best Actor of the Year! BRODERCK CRAWFORD "All the Kng's JOANNE n wth DUU JOHN RELAND NEWS PETE STH Texas Theatre Sun-on June -2 Cantnflas "Puerta Joven" Adventures of Wld Bll Hckok No. 5 Spend These Hot Summer Days n L'ool Comfort of Clean Waohed Ar THE THEATRE J'OUTh'AYS t'//./. XOCEKS For the second tme wthn,the :;pace of a year, the famous Wll Rogers s beng npersonat'd on the screen. The frst tme t was Wll Rogers, Jr. who dd the mpersonatng n the pcture, "Look for the Slver Lnng." Currently, t s Arthur Walsh who portrays the young Wll Rogers n Republc's thrllng new western adventure, "Ranger of Cherokee Strp," showng today and tomorrow (Frday and Saturday) at the Palace, and starrng onte Hale. Those who remember Rogers wll also remember the battered old hat that he always wore. The sequence n "Ranger of Cherokee Strp" shows Rogers acqurng that hat. Canddate Vsts Preston Smth of Lubbock, only West Texan n the race for Leutenant Walsh's nterpretaton of the famed humorst wll startle theatre goers wth ts accuracy. Governor, was n- arfa "Ranger of Cherokee Strp," n Frday on a campagn, addton to starrng onte Hale, tour. features Douglas Kennedy. Alce Talton, Frank Fcnton, George arfa Student Gven eeker. Roy Harcroft, onte Blue.. T 4... and Xeyle orrow. t was drected ltary by Phl Ford for assocate producer el Tucker. SXCS ran HTS Fans who can't seem to get ther fll of Eddy Arnold's croonng wll surely be satsfed wth the four knockout numbers that the Tennessee Plowboy sngs n Columba's "Hoedown," showng Frday and Saturday of ths week at the Palace. The sngng favorte of rado, record* -nd screen s curu n "Just a Lttle Lovn' Wll Go a Long, Long Way," "'m Throwng Rce (at the Grl Love)," " Bctcha Getcha" and the bg r.umber n the move, hs famous "Bouquet of Roses." One of the best known vocal groups n the country, The Ped Ppers, also appear n theflmsngng 'Tennessee Saturday Nght." SULLVAN*. ccrea STAR Screen newcomer Barry Sullvan sn't lettng any grass grow under hs fect these days. He plays hs fourth -G- role n a row n the new outdoor Techncolor drama, "The Outrders," showng June and 2 at the Palace. Tht actor who frst came to -G- to appear wth Clark Gable n "Any Number Can Play," followed wth a detectve role n "Tenson," then turned tc a flm muscal wth "Nancy Goes to Ro." n "The Outrders" he s seen as a Confederate prsoner-ofwar who escapes wth Joel ccrea and pb'ts to ambush a Federal wagon tran carryng gold. When the partner.-; develop rvalry over the atf'cto;.* of Arlene Dahl, they become Ltter enemes. A!. =» featured n the new flm '' - Jannan. Jr., James V.' h tn ore and Ramon Novarro, under the drecton of Roy Rowland. CHEAT Sl'SPEXSE FL Barlara Stanwyck and Wendell Corey co-tar n Hal Wall's' exctng mystery drama "Thelma! ((); " a Paramount producton that opens next Tuesday, June, the Palace theatre, nrcted by Robert Sodmak, v.-n- "The Kllers" ranks as one of the greatest suspense flms of all tme, "Thelma Jordon" boasts a brlant featured rant headed by Pan' Kelly, Joan Tttzel and Stanley Rdges. The story deals wth a portent'u* ><.-ros of events set n moton when a young marred lawyer succumbs to the blandshments of a beautful clent who s accused of mu(!e:\ Flmed n an ntrgungly unusual fashon, accordng to advance reports, "Thelma Jordon" " sad to be one of the year's top thrller. 'VEST PCTVHE' CO XC Rnt((' the "best pcture of the (.'-nt" by the New York Flm Crtcs Crcle, Columba Pctures'' "All The Kng's en" shows June 4 and 5 at the Palacr. Broderck Crawford, whose work n the won hm the New York Flm Crtcs' "best actor" award, heads the featured cast whch also ncludes Joanne Dru, John reland, John Derek and ercedes ccambrdge. The honors accorded the Robert Rofs-n producton based unon Robert Penn Warren's Pultzer Prze novel, "All The Kng's en," have been repeated n every cty n whch the pcture was shown, and n tho magaznes. Presdo Worker s njured n Accdent Severe leg njures wore suffered last week by Lus Jacques, who s employed wth Jm Wlson of the Texas Cotton ndustres n Presdo..ncouf--' let' -. 3 mr.y'r.l ',a r.n altalfn mowng machne whle workng. He was brought to tho' Krurls hosptal where he under- went surgey Thursday evenng. Hs condton s satsfactory. Jacques' homo s n forus' Nuevc.-., Chhuahua, exco. j rs. Wood Reynolds and chldren, Henry and Lnda, arrved recently from El Paso ond wll spend the summer here wth her sster, rs. W. E. Bunton, and at' tho Bunton ranch near arfa. KeCOgntlOR Bobby Bledsoe, son of r. and rs. R.. Bledsoe of arfa, and a student at the Unversty of Texas, Austn, has been lsted as one of 20 students, U. S. Ar Force ROTC cadets, desgnated by the professor of ar scence and tactcs as "Dstngushed ltary Students." A student qualfyng for ths honor has completed or has been credted wth Ar Scence and Ar Scence n accordance wth exstng regulatons and has completed, or s scheduled to complete, wthn 5 days, one year of the Advanced Force ROTC course; he has academc standng among the upper thrd of the students wthn hs class pursung the same specalzed opton, a.d has an academc standng among the upper half of all students n the nsttuton pursung the same academc major. Bobby arrved onday from Austn and wll vst wth hs parents untl June 3 when he wll go to Kelly Feld, San Antono, to attend the Ar Force ROTC summer camp whch wll last sx weeks. Voeta Club to eet embers cf the arfa Volets club wll meet Sunday, June, at the home of Helen and Celestna orales. The meetng wll be at :00 o'clock and has been called for the purpose of plannng a club pcnc. All members are urged to be present. rs. Natala artnez s presdent of the organzaton. Beng hounded by a deadlne specalst such as Don Nchols when was thoroughly enjoyng a small cesta was no pleasant thought. But, as he explans, he has a job to do and part of t s gettng ths boy's offerngs to tho offce on tme. What he fals t» explan s why the rush. Personally can't see why t s necessary to get copy n forty-eght hours before press tme. must remember to run over there and see f they arc stll usng that old hand press to prnt ths sheet. Of course 'll have to report the tme worn story about the rancher who sad last Frday, when asked f he got any ran, "Don't "know, so wet couldn't get out there to fnd out." t dd help most places round about, though, - 'm told. Seems lke a lot of the old relable ranchers n and around arc slowly turnng to farmng. Wonder f the tme wll ever come when t s mpossble for a good husbandman to make a lvng n West Texas? From the way the wnd blows and the ran doesn't fall, along wth the rase n the evaluaton of range land, t won't be too long before only ol money can afford to own ths wonderful country. Had an opnon the other day from a very successul rancher hereabouts to the effect that f he hadn't traded to very good advantage for the last four or fve years, he'd be out n the cold. He 'lowed you couldn't pay ths land out at the prce t would brng. Wonder f he could be rght? f sc, there sure have got to be some changes made n a great many thngs. Or am wrong? R A N C H a'o A HS l : BANKERS ^½.¾.-.. PAUL OSS S THE AN FOR wongress Led movement that enabled Odessa to become a full-fledged Cty. Helped found the Odessa Chamber of Commerce and the Odessa Rotary Club. Odessa's frst cty attorney, holdng offce eght years. Presdent of the Ector County School Board that began constructon of Odessa's mult-mllon-dollar school system. Leader n Perman Basn ol development. Past charman of the Odessa Better Housng Commttee and the Erot County Centennal Commsson. Leader n drve that rased money to buy 7000-acre ranch for Boy Scouls of Amerca n the Davs ountans. ember of Democratc Party's Natonal Fnance Commttee n 98. Judge of the 70th Judcal Dstrct of Texas. PAUL OSS' GREAT RECORD PROVES HS ABLTY (Ths Advertsement Prepared and Pad for by Frends of Paul uss) For Best Results Try Sentnel Want Ads Beautful model of a great deal Look, and you see beaulyl New trend-makng, pace-settng beauty nsde and out! Then look deeper... beneath the surface! There's where you fnd an even greater dfference! Great engneerng sold qualty of constructon. The great Chrysler dea that means new pleasure n the comfort of a car... new satsfacton n the durablty and safety and convenence of a carl Look closer stlll At the workmanshp what you pay for.... at the qualty of the materals... at the value all fhe way through that only Chrysler offers. 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3 0 ' Blackwell Graduates completed one year of hgh school work, these 40 arfa youngsters compose ;duatng class of Blackwell Junor Hgh school. They are (left to rght) front :ela Garca, Lola Franco, Antona Vasquez, Elsa Balderrama, Luz artnez, Vasquez, Pola Cabezuela, Agoda Pena, and Ana Agular. Second row ercedes [Amparo Luna, ara Lusa ller, ara Elena Vasquez, Elena Salgado, Joe [Selman, Nelda Navarette, Olva Navarro and ary Lou Ordonez. Thrd row Garca, Fernando Hernandez, George Dutchover, Olva Vllarreal, Lupe Castlrora Vasquez, da Garca and Ruben Salgado. Fourth row Auunda Cortez, An- ^alderon, anuel Espnosa, Joe Ramrez, Hector artnez, Sam Jmenez and >>rtez. Ffth row August Jordan, Al fredo Pena, Teoflo Hernandez, smael Salted Portllo, Leo oralez and Raul Nunez. (Photo by ckenze, Courtesy Eb Lmes. je A. Hoffman Gets edcal Degree the 95 students who were Doctor of edcne de- the Unversty of Texas ncdcnc n Galveston last George A. Hoffman, son d rs. A. J. Hoffman of :TES FOOT TCH HARD TO KLL. ONE HOUR, ased. your 40c back at may :. T-4-L, a STRONG fun»l-!n 90 per cent alcohol. T TES. Reaches ORE (crm* he llc%. Today at TER DRUG CO. rearngen & Bledsoe LAWYERS * FCE PHONE FA, T E X A S arfa. The arfans went to Galveston last week to attend the commencement program whch was Frday nght and were accompaned on ther return here Sunday by Dr. Hoffman, rs. Hoffman and ther son, George, who wll vst durng June n arfa and wth rs. Hoffman's people n Alpne. After takng hs state board cxmatons later ths month Dr. Hoffman wll begn hs ntcrnshp--at John Sealy hosptal n Galveston July. Swearngens Attend Funeral of Relatve r. and rs. S.. Swearngen spent several days last week n De Leon where they were called followng the death of r. Swearngen's brother-n-law, C. F. orrs, who ded n arln. Funeral servces were held n De Leon Tuesday. Survvors nclude rs. orrs, two sqns and a daughter. The Swearngens returned here Thursday. Postal Recepts Gan Last 2-onth Perod Postal recepts for the Aprl- ay perod n arfa showed a slght gan, accordng to Albert Logan, postmaster. Recepts for Aprl, 950, were well below those of Aprl, 99, $ to S233G.33, but ay's recepts were well above those for a year ago, $ to $80.9. Totals for the two months gave 950 recepts the edge for the perod over 949 by $G9 S to $ akes Trp to Roswell rs. F. J. Kosson and Harold Rosson went to Roswell, N.. Sunday to attend the New exco ltary nsttute hgh school graduaton program. Glenn Rosson was a member of the graduatng class. He accompaned them on ther return here Tuesday as dd Tommy Lee, who has been a student there n the college department of "the nsttute. Tommy wll spend tho summer here wth hs parents, r. and rs. Claude Lee. Gummed Tape. Sentnel. adv. fejl. Your SPANSH NOTE: Accent and oler markngs of correctly wrtten Spansh cannot be used because of prntng lmtatons. Jerry Glenn prepared today's column pertanng to general vocabulary n the drug store. Drugstore, botca (boe-tee-ca). Roll, rollo (RO-yo). Dome dos roller, de pclculas, lamano (ta- AH-nyo) ccnto vente. Gve me two rolls of flm, sze 20. Note book paper, papel (pah- PEL) do escrbr. Pencl, lapz (LA-ps). Yo quero trcs lapces, hcv. and rs. C.. Spaldng left onday for Los Angeles, Calf., where they have gone to look after busness nterests of tho late Dr. Cullen Spaldng, brother of the arfa mnster. LEGAL NOTCE CONTRACTORS' NOTCE OF TEXAS HGHWAY CONSTRUCTON Sealed proposals for contractng mles of Gr., Dr. Strs., Flex. Base & -Crs. Surf. Treat, from Pcalcgas Creek to Plata on Hghway No. F G9, covered by R 95G--2, n Presdo County, wll be receved at the Hghway "Department, Austn, untl 9:00 A... Juno 20, 950, and then publcly opened and read. Ths s a "Publc Works" Project, as defned n House Bll No. 54 of the 43rd Legslature of the State of Texas and House Bll No 5 of the 44th Legslature of the State of Texas, and as such s subject to the provsons of sad House Blls. No provsons heren arc ntended to be n conflct wth the provsons of sad Acts. n accordance wth the provsons of sad House Blls, the State Hghway Commsson has ascertaned and set forth n the proposal the wage rates, for each crnft or type of workman or mechanc needed to execute the work on above named project, now prevalng n the localty n -whch th work s to be performed, and the Contractor shall pay not less than theso wage rates as shown n tho proposal for each craft or type of laborer, workman or mechanc em ployed on ths, project. Legal holday work shall be pad for at the regular governng rates. Plans and specfcatons avalable at the offce of Geo. J. Kempen, Resdent Engneer Alpne, Texas, and Texas Hghway Department, Austn. reserved. 4-2tc. Usual rghts n the Ranch Country.. As Spansh (HS) Students Are Learnng t The Bg Bend Sentnel. Frday. June Guest nster Here n the absence of the Rev. C.. Spaldng a guest speaker wll be n charge of the worshp servces, both mornng and evenng n the Frst Baptst Church Sunday. Dr. Frank W. Patterson of the Baptst Publshng house, El Paso, wll preaeh nt both hours. Church members and vstors ore nvted to hear hm. por favor. want three pencls please. Ruler, rcgla (RAY-gla). Locally one may hear t called "rula." nk, tnta (TEEN-ta). Glue, pegadura (pay-gah-dornh). Necesto una regla, una botella de tnta azul, y un jarro was graduated from Sul Ross college. He s employed as the (HAH-ro) de pegadura. need a ruler, a bottle of blue nk, and. arfa representatve of the Hghland dary. The Palmers have a jar of glue. Tooth brush, cepllo (say-peeyo) do dcntcs, lterally, brush of ln Fav nnd Nora. three chldren Charles, Jr., Ju- teeth. Tooth paste, pasta da dentes. Cuanto para el cepllo de dcntes yla pasta? How much for the tooth brush and paste? Gum, chcle (CHEEK-lay). Candy, dulce (DOOL-say). Voy a la totca para compra- el chcle y dulce. am gong to the drug store to buy some gum and candy. Knfe, navaja (nah-vah-ha). Rubber bands, hules (OO lays). A vcr esta navaja grande cerca de los hules. Let me see ths knfe near the rubber bands. Fountan pen, pluma or pluma fuente. echancal pencl, lapz de puenta. Hot water bag, la bolsa de hule para agua calente. edcated cotton, el algodon cstcrlzado (cs> ter-e-c-sa-tho). Vaselne, vaselna. James P. Dod Lcensed State Land Surveyor ARFA, TEXAS P. O. Box 85 Resdence Phone 344-R New Resdents Here New resdents of arfa nclude r. and rs. C.. Palmer and famly who have moved here from Alpne where r. Palmer recently "^5 f J jf AEROTOR LLS Ppe- Net Fence Barbed Wre. Foxworth-Galbrath Lumber Co. 4-tf. Duplcate, trplcate Order Books. Sentnel! adv. Norman C. Davs ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Phone 224 Room 7 Hord Buldng S U P A Y June arfa ndans vs. Juarez ndos, Jr. 2:30 P.. New ndans' Damond on Valenzuela Property n ARFA A an's Record- a '.ll! { '! ;!. '.:! 'a : ')';f ':> > m ;:t > f. ;!»? ]!: ew *tee 4J^-4for c^cw a/ -< far /me... /te BelAr KEN REGAN t's th car of ts knd n the entre low-prce feld! Here s the «eautful Chevrolet ever bult hjuj s,the magnfcent new Chevrolet. Bel Ar! Here, for the frst tme n-the low-prce feld, s a car that combnes all the dash, and jauntness of a convertble wth me comfort and safety of an all-steel body by F-her. The new Chevrolet Bel Ar combnes fresh breath-takng beauty of desgn wth all the tradtonal Chevrolet advantages... makes t possble for you to own the lvelest-lookng, lovelest-lookng car on the roadl l. But come n and fnd out all about the Bel Ar for yourself... ts low-lned, youthful slhouette.. ts wde sde wndows unobstructed by any post'... the exceptonally.generous vson from ts sweepng rear wndow... ts sparklng color harmones... the rch blendngs of ts luxurously apponted nteror. Combnaton of Powergllde Automatc Transmsson and 05-h.p. Engne optonal at extra cost. NWAR World War. From Prvate to Captan. Served as Flyer World War. Served n Ar Corps ntellgence Awarded Specal Certfcate of ert AND N PEACE Cty Alderman, Pecos, Texas. ayor of Pecos. Elected to State Senate. Served four years. Presdent of Texas Senate. Governor pro tern. Elected to fll unexpred term n Congress, 947. Reelected to full term as U. S. Representatve, 948. Askng reelecton from 6th Congressonal Dstrct n 4! * <. r. a J: " f: C a s n e r o t o r C o m p a n y ARFA, TEXAS "A POLTCAL ADVERTSEENT PAD FOR BY FRENDS OP KEN REGAN"

4 PAGE FOUR Frday, June 9, 950 No 'Rat Packs' n Small Towns We read of the depredatons of these "rat packs" n Los Angeles and the fghts between gangs of teen agers m New \ork. and we wonder what s beng done wrongly o r J0f beng done, n ths matter of controllng juvenle delnquency. The Los Angeles stuaton has been growng worse rapdly and s truly frghtenng wth arrests beng made for assault, robbery and even murder and many brutal beatngs and robberes gong wthout detecton of the perpetrators. ^ Why are these thngs happenng? \\ hy do gangs of teen age youngsters form themselves nto groups for beatups, assault and even murder? The classc answer from youngsters for years, has been "Just for fun." So the method of preventon has. for some years, been to gve youngsters more opportunty for real and honest fun, more supervsed play, more playgrounds, more athletc clubs, more programs such as boy and grl scouts, and so on. Unquestonably those are valuable tools n the battle aganst juvenle delnquency. But qute possbly, n the crowded cty areas, those programs smply have been Peace Depends on Armaments When Presdent Truman announced that ths naton at present seems safer from war than t has for some tme, and n almost the same breath sad we should approprate some one and a half bllons more for defense, the statements are not as ncongruous or contradctory as they seem at frst glance. When ay 3 passed wthout serous ncdent n Berln many a leader n natonal defense breathed easer, for there was a good deal of opnon that Russan demonstratons on that occason were meant to spll over and create ncdents that would lead to mmedate war. A frm Amercan stand and full preparedness for the demonstratons kept matters n bounds. Now the success of the Atlantc pact attemptng to forge a rng of steel at least about the western borders of Russa, leads to the hope that the Communsts may be contaned, there at least. But t appears so very true that what peace we have depends entrely upon the fact that we are prepared and equpped to fght, that we have many alles, and that, n plan words, war aganst ths naton Tme 923 Was Subterplon Eattt Year, $2.60 Sx onths.. $.50 Outsde Presdo, Jeff Davs and Brewster Countes, $3.00 year. PERSONALS r. and rs. Forrest Hope were vstors n San Antono several days the frst of the week. 7.V THE D.D.S., JVXE K, HQS rs. T. C. Stener, Jr. and son, when E. B. Lgon of the U. S. Blly Ton;, are spendng several Bologcal Survey and R. S. ller, days ths week wth r. Stener n countv agent, and.a number of Llano. ranc.nen of Presdo and "Jeff Davs, met wth the commssoners rs. Burton tchell and Sue of the two countes to organze tchell made a trp to El Paso the Jeff Davs Wolf club. Ranchers told of great losses they have ng. onday, returnng Tuesday even sustaned from coyotes, eagles and r. and rs. Tommy D. Wood other predators, loss of young came from ther ranch home near calves alor.e runnng to thousands Langtry.and spent the week-end yearly. Recent work n Presdo, wth ther parents, rs. Anna Bell Jeff Davs and Brewster countes Wood and r. and rs. J. W. resulted n posonng of 2000 coyotes, bobcats and other predators, Lawhon, Jr. and the new organzaton wll provde for the use of 9 men, posonng and trappng. ss artha Lee tchell, who has been attendng Stephens college n Columba, o., arrved Saturday to spend the summer va- C. A. Chapman, dstrct hghway c a t o n w t h h e r father, Burton engneer, announced that he had J tchell, and rs. tchell. $4000 mmedately avalable and $20,000 to be avalable for the mantenance of the arfa-presdo r. and rs. Roy Smth have returned after a week's vst wth road. "Ths s one of the most relatves n Coleman, Tyler, ^s*:...u dffcult roads n.. the county... to, keep ' ; Georgetown and other ponts n c a g t a n d c e n t r a, T e x * fc traffltann LXTtFf* \ unable to reach far enough. One Pasedena psychologst, however, comes up wth a dfferent dea. He suggests that youngsters of today have, too murh tm«to play, too much lesure, not enough of duty and responsblty. He suggested that plenty of work mght be the best answer and ponted out that some of our greatest men Frankln, Lncoln, Edson, had been feced to work, and work hard, from earlest chldhoo.d One thng s sure. We don't sec so much n fact mghty lttle of that sort of juvenle delnquency n small towns. aybe thatjs because there s more room for play n a small town. aybe t's because a communty program such as s planned here for ths summer can reach all the young people. aybe t's because parents are closer and more nterested n young people's actvtes. Or maybe t s just because there s no anonymty n a small communty and members of any "gang" that mght be formed would be known, dentfed and probably punshed almost at once. n any case, we can just be glad we lve n a small town. would be dffcult at the best and perhaps dsastrous at the worst. t s not a good thng, really, ths beng able to avod war only because we go armed to the teeth. t's not a happy world condton when one great power, such as Russa, wats only for a show of weakness to fnd an excuse to wage war. But that was the way of Germany and t wll be the way of all dctatorshps. Only when dctotorshps are removed from the world can we have any real chance for permanent peace. t s that knowledge, whch has created the almost fatalstc acceptance of the fact that there wll be another war, relatvely prevalent n ths naton. But every day, every month, every year that we can delay or postpone that war, we have the chance of fndng some formula whch mght prevent t. So f t takes bllons to fght a "cold war" and keep Russa scared off from startng a shootng war, then let's fnd them to spend, somewhere. t's so much cheaper than spendng lves. " ed f r the «~ *«JAe $w ffend Sentnel Publshed every Frday nt arfa, Presdo County. Texas The Human Race * -, ^ d/» AN'ANOTHER THNG, SOF-APF0NTEP Jt THNS ABOUT TH TNG EXPERT ON ALL ^ <&', [ Cf THOSE UQHTS^y TRAFFC ATTERS- rs. S.. Swearngen n Charge of Program For Garden Club Here The latest and most useful garden tools were presented for nspecton to women of the arfa Garden Club when they met Wednesday mornng n the publc lbrary. rs. S.. Swearngen, who was n charge of the program for the day, bad borrowed' tools from varous arfa busness frms, and n showng them to the group she also dscussed ther care. ^^J&$gT^/^~0fl au Vstor from El Paso Honoree for Party At Bunton Ranch Entertanng n complment to ther house guest, rs. Wllard Schussler of El Paso, rs. W. E Bunton and rs. Wood Reynolds were hostesses for brdge at the Bunton ranch home Wednesday afternoon. Two tables of players enjoyed a seres of games and at the concluson rs. Schussler was the hgh score wnner, rs. Searls Leave for Cleveland rs. John ead, program charman for the year, concluded the also receved a guest prze. was second hgh and rs. Peevey rs. Raymond C. Burns and daughter, Susan, have gone to program by conductng a round After the games refreshments Cleveland. Oho, for a vst wth table dscusson of what s beng of ce cream wth cake and ced ther son and brother, Raymond P, done n gardens here at ths tme tea were served, Burns, and wth frends. From of year. Other than the honoree the guest there rs. Burns wll go to Ocean j embers attendng the nseetn? lst ncluded: drove, N. J., where she wll be werejoned about June 4 by rs. E. A ' ueller and the two -wll attend the natonal Women's ssonary conference \>{ Presbyteran churches. They wll return by way of Cleveland where they wll jon Susan, and all expect to return here about July. Resumes Store Work ss da Hartnett resumed her dutes ths week at athews Electrc Applances. She has been away from work about four months followng serous njures receved n an automoble accdent. PERSONALS ss artha Davs returned Tuesday after several days' vst wth relatves n Corpus Chrst and the Ro Grande valley. enr traffc and the fact that much of a t S u, R o s g s U t e c o rs. J. A. Houston and daughter, Sara Jo, of San Antono are t s mountanous, where washfrg rans can cause great damage. j Ben R. Pruett went to Comanche spendng two weeks here wth rs. * * * Thursday of last week and wasac- Houston's sster, rs. Joe Bs'uac- _J # B _, X THE D.R.S., JUXE 0, 938 companed on hs return Saturday P ' nwy. When the Foxworth-Galhrath by rs. Pruett and son, Robert, r. and rs. Henry W. eyer lumber yard was broken nto by who had been spendng 0 days and daughter, Lnda Jo, of El vandals who attempted to rob the there wth her mother, rs. S. W, Paso, spent the weekend wth rs. cash regster, but were unsuccessful. Swtzer. eyer's parents, r. and rs. *» ss Adde Bertha Holmes, who Joe Bshop. has been teachng at Placedo, s Plans were gong ahead apace ss Chere Lvngston, a student at Hardn Smmons unver spendng the summer vacaton for a snappy mnstrel show whch wth her parents, r. and rs. would dedcate the new gymnasum at Fort D. A. Russell, just spendng the summer wth her sty n Ablene the past year s H. B. Holmes, Jr., at ther ranch home. She wll resume her teachng dutes n Placedo n Septem- ston Hearng completon.. parents, r. and rs. J. S. Lvng- ber. Ar. audt of the arfa ndependent school dstrct books showed Dr. and rs. J. C. Nelson and, home n Stephenvlle Thursday af- j Frank Shels returned to hs that n the last years the schools daughter, Julanne, returned Tues-; ter a 0-day vst here wth hs had ssued no new bonds, but had day from Fort Worth where they uncle and aunt, r. and rs pad off $27,000 of bonded ndebt went last week to attend the com- R. Red. The Rcds accompaned edness, as well as payng $39, n nterest. There remans $56,025 of the 925 bond ssue stll to be pad off. u a t c s *» N THE H..S., JUXE 0 V.,,9 When Noland Kelly was naced charman of the jont Jeff Davs- Presdo county chapter of the Amercan Red Cross. Pontng to u probable defct of some?p,000 n cty operatng expenses for the year, cty offcals urged that the cty have a new tax valuaton survey n the hopo that equtable new valuatons would mprove th (^^ffneal stuaton. The Forrs and Wllams barber shop opened ths week n a corner locaton n the Pasano hotel buldng. mencement programs at Texas hm as far as Pecos on the return Chrstan unversty. Ther daugh- j trp, ter, Norma, was one of the grad- - w. Wllard Schussler and ss Jean nllan, who has been! f -?. n. t^ d B e (, attendng the Unversty of Texas '""". *u k L ' Ernest Wllams, accompaned' w, r "-. W n U, e r Po '»ky returned by rs. Boh Keenan, Xanna and 7' dncsd a f r o m F o L l' ^ Stockton ary Ellen Wllams and Joe Rcc- W. "P. c. nt several days, a tor, -ft Wednesday afternoon! g,0 jw&2fc- German.. for onterrey, exco, for a short!,, F f her arrved Saturvst wth r. and rs. Joe Rector.. ay, " om, hc J home n s»»> Ana w l On ther return here Sunday they! f. " 8 p c n d t h e "U'nmcr hcr 8ster wll be accompaned by rs. Reel w!l» rs - s - T - tor and son, Pendleton, who have W o o d ' been wth r. Rector n exco for the past sx weeks. Duplcator Supples. Sentnt!. adv.,, rs. Frank Jones, rs. J. P. rs. John Humphrs, rs. John Searls, rs. G. A*. Howard, Jr., ead, rs. J. H. Blackwell, rs. r s. E. T. Wllams, rs. Scott Arthur Kerr, rs. Damond c Spadden, rs. D. A. Flynt, rs. C. R. Norman, rs. J. C. Fuller, rs. J. J. atthews, rs. G. A. onkhouse, rs. cke tchell, rs. Hayes Hord, rs. S. T. Wood, and rs. S.. Swearngen. Former arfan Polomyelts Vctm Some mprovement was reported Thursday mornng n the condton of rs. L.. Cartall, Jr.. who was strcken wth polomyelts at her home n Del Ro Thursday of last week. rs. Cartall became ll on Wednesday and defnte dagnoss was made Thursday nght when she was taken to San Antono for hosptalzaton. rs. Cartall's husband, Dn L.. Cartall, phoned hs mother, rs. Lous Cartall, here Wednesday sayng that she had been free of fever for about 50 hours. She has been n an ron lung snce hosptalzed n San Antono and paralyss has been noted n both arms though not complete n her left arm. Dr. and rs. Cartall made ther home n arfa for a tme after the close of the war whle he practced here. They moved to Del Ro about two years ago. Thej have twojchldren a daughter and son. eet Your Frends at CASNO BAR Play Shuffleboard BEER SANDWCHES On West U. S. Hghway 90 (At Quartermaster Area Corner) Peevey and rs.. L. Ledbetter. m» ^ HARRY N. BEALL, Publsher L * ember Audt Bureau of Crculatons rs. R. P. Humphreys Hostess Last Frday For Brdge Club Group Entertanng n her home last Frday afternoon, rs. R. P. Humphreys was hostess for members of the Ace Hgh Brdge dub. Two tables of players enjoyeda scres of games wth przes beng presented to s.. S. Baker for hgh score and to rs. C.. Kahl for low. rs. Humphreys served a rosen salad wth snacks and ced tea to tho followng members: rs. J. P. Searls, rs. urphy Bennett, rs.. S. Baker, rs. L. T. Van Eman, rs. G. A Howard, Jr, rs. Burton tchell, rs. C.. Kahl, rs'. Bll Chrstopher. Kay cspadden s usc Club Hostess Grls of the B-Natural UB'C club, pupls of rs. John "ead, met Wednesday afternoon n the home of Kay cspadden. Durng. ther busness meetng they dscussed plans for ther sprng rectal whch wll be Sunday, June 8, n the Frst Chrstan church. The program conssted of a revew of the work of the past eght months, and a socal hoar followed. The hostess was the honored guest at ths tme, the occason beng her brthday annver sary- Refreshments were served to Tana Harper, Julanne Nelson, Dana Peevey, Patrca Hope, Patrca Senter, Barbara Polsky, arjore Chaff n, members; Glora vey, Blle Lu Burson, rs. John ead and rs. Damond cspadden, guests, and the hostess. Swmmng Suts any styles, all szes Congratulatons Plots on the openng of the Swmmng Pool The rs Shop Pasano Hotel Bldg. New odels! Entewd scc^. the Postoffce jl*- under the Act of arch 3, 879. g Be B J Ttle C, J. H. Fortner, -PH0NK7.. RANCH LOA? 4-4y 2 %nte The most Lberal ment Optons. No Brokerage or ' Fees. We are Exclusve Log Correspondents for: John Hancock utual nsurance Compajj for West Texas Ttles examned t closed n San Prompt nspectons, eraton wth local or banks solcted. For further nform* wrte, 'phone or call on: J. H. Russell & Rust Bldg. SAN ANG FRE5H0. 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5 The Bg Bend Sentnel, Frday June 9, 950 _ g3 WSJ */ V p. JLS^ A«a U* * t. 5% SAYNG N RETURN TR± Dstrct Representatves Here for Two-day W.S.C.S. eetng at Church Women's Socety of Chrstan Servce members representng the ethodst church unts throughout the dstrct, ncludng approxmately 23 towns n West Texas and New exco, were n attendance here Wednesday and Thursday at the annual El Paso dstrct meetng of thc New exco conference. Thc arfa organzaton, comprsed of about CO members, was host for thc meetng. rs. 0.. Bunton, recent past presdent of thc arfa unt, wa3 n charge of arrangements. A dnner at El Pasano hotel Wednesday evenng was gven for the dstrct offcers, one of whom s rs. J. D. Bunton of arfa, treasurer. ornng and afternoon sessons Thursday were n the ethodst church, and at the noon hour a "Brthday Luncheon" marked the tenth annversary of the terrtoral organzaton. At ths tme rs. C. W. ottnger of El Paso was n charge of the candle lghtng ceremony. The general theme of the two day meetng was "Now s the Tme." Vstng representatves who took part n thc program were: rs. E. J. saacks, Las Cruces, N.., dstrct presdent; rs. Berncc orrson, rs. C. S. Conlee, Las Cruces, N..; rs.. L. Norrs, conference presdent; rs.. J. Aycrs, rs. C. W. ottnger, ss Ange Cox, El Paso; rs.. G. Abercrombe, Clnt; rs. Prank Greathouse, Rogers, N.., conference treasurer; and ss ay orrs, Alpne. Dstrct -offcers, other than the presdent, rs. saacks of Las Cruces, and thc treasurer, rs. J. D. Bunton of arfa, are rs. Lon eadows of Demng, N.., vce presdent, and rs. H. T. Fsk of El Paso, secretary. Dstrct scrretares" nclude: Promoton rs.. J. Ayers, El Paso; Chrstan socal relatons ss tte Shelton, El Paso; Perce Apartments The deal Place To Lve n arfa PH. 469-W Edde Perce, Owner PAUL KETH NSURANCE PHONE 459 DALLAS... $30.00* Round WORTH.. $29.50* Trp v»a*»» * Flu/ t-.*"~ HALF FARE FOR CHLDREN ^ mmedate Reservatons Phone 235 OR CALL YOUR TRAVEL AGENT * TRANS-TEXAS ARWAYS youth work rs. C. B. Woodward, Far Acres, N..; chldren's work rs.. E. Jordan, El Paso; lterature and publcatons rs. Ruth Cravens, Anthony, N"..; Supples rs. Joe Prchett, La esa, N..; sprtual lfe rs. f. L. caester, El Paso; status of women rs. T. 0. Thomason, Canutllo; mssonary personnel rs. C. B. Harrs, E Paso; Wesleyan servce guld ss Emmamare Perce, Ysleta. The Rev. Orbn Turner of El Paso, who was recently apponted dstrct superntendent at the church conference n Albuquerque, was the speaker at the Thursday afternoon sesson. rs. Robert A. Humphrs s the presdent of the arfa W.S. C.S., host group. That organzaton s dvded nto three sectons the Belle Bennett crcle, Susanna Wesley crcle, and Lambuth crcle. Presdents of these three crcles, respectvely, are rs. Johnny Shannon, rs. S.. Heacock and rs. G. A. onkhouse. Slver Annversary Celebraton for ^nrglers Saturday embers of all churches n arfa, Valentne, Fort Davs, Presdo and Alpne, and all other frends, are extended an nvtaton to jon wth members of the Frst ethodst church here when they complment ther pastor and wfe, the Rev. and rs. Nelson Wurgler, on the occason of ther slver weddng annversary. The host group wll entertan n Fellowshp hall of the ethodst church tomorrow, Saturday, June 0. The recevng hours wll be from 6 untl 9 o'clock n the evenng. The Reverend r. Wurgler has just been returned to the church here as t's pastor for another year. He, rs. Wurgler and ther three chldren- came to arfa the early part of 944 from Las Vegas, N.. Pan-Hellenc Group Wll Sponsor Electon Of Queen for Rodeo Sponsorshp of the electon of queen of the arfa Chamber of Commerce Rodeo to be held here the frst of September, has been assumed by women of the arfa Pan-Hellenc assocaton. Dscusson of detals pertanng to the selecton of canddates was the man feature of the busness sesson held n connecton wth the June luncheon and meetng of the organzaton last week. The members met n the Colonal room of the Crews hotel Thurs. day at noon wth rs. A. L. Baugh as hostess for the day. rs. Ben F. Gearhart was selected as charman of the queen's contest. Other than the hostesses those present at the luncheon were rs. Blle ckenze, rs. Nathan orrs, rs. E. S. Powers, rs. Ben F. Gearhart, Jr., rs.. S. Baker, rs. H. L. Lcthead, rs. J. P. Searls, rs. Woodrow lls and ss Cyntha eans of Valentne, ss Katheryn Bunton and ss ary Evelyn Hghsmlth. rs. Ben R. Pruett s Program Leader for eetng of W..U. - A Royal Servce program was presented at the June meetng of the Women's ssonary unon of. the Frst Baptst church held n the church onday afternoon. rs. Ben,R. Pruett conducted the program, thc theme beng "On. the Rock, or the Rocks." The topc concerned the Chrstan home and ts responsbltes to the youth of! the communty., Assstng rs..pruett n presentng topcs were the esdamcs Hague, Chastan, Senter, Tevs and Keth. rs. J. J. Frankln and rs. C.. Spaldng were hostesses for a socal hour followng the program and served refreshments of cake and ce cream to rs.. F. Darr, rs. Fred O. Scntcr Jr., rs. Reeves Tev.t,.»s Hague, rs. Paul Keth, rs. C. T. tchell, rs. Frank Barton, rs. S.. Swearngen, rs. W,. Rawllngs, rs. lton Smth, rs. Orr Kerr, rs. cke tchell, rs. Johle Bennett and rs. Ben R. Pruett rs. John Recto and DeWtt urray left onday for San Antono after two weeks vst here wth rs. G. A. onkhouse. College Graduate ss ary Alle Barton* daughter of r. and rs. Frank Barton, ftwas among the graduates at Baylor Unversty, Wa,co t who receved degrees the latter part of ay. s3 Barton s spendng ths month wth her parents, and, accompaned by two Baylor Unversty frends, wll leave about June 25 for a month's trp through the eastern states. n September she wll go to Ednburg where she wll be employed n the school syster as physcal educaton nstructor. Busness eetng of W.S.C.S. at ethodst Church Here onday rs. Robert A. Humphrs, presdent, presded durng the busness meetng of the Women's Socety of Chrstan Servce, held. onday afternoon n the ethodst church. Commttees were announced for the work of the new year and varous projects were dscussed. an feature of thc busness was completon of plans for the dstrct meetng here Wednesday and Thursday. embers present onday were rs. Humphrs, rs. H. B. Holmes, rs. J. E. Gregg, rs. Hayes Hord, rs. O.. Bunton, rs. Charles Bshop, rs. T. C. tchell, rs. Robert Grant, rs. Joe" Graham, rs. Hette Teas, rs. Nelson Wurgler, rs. G. A. onkhouse, rs. R. H.' Evans, rs. Ware Hord, rs. R. N. Settle» rs. A. E. Lgon. CEETERY NOTCE! We are pleased to announce that the arfa Cemetery Assocaton wll assst us n the sale of monuments for the Cemetery at arfa. We have agreed to allow a commsson to the Cemetery Assocaton for all sales whch the Assocaton helps us to make. Whle we are the exclusve, authorzed dealer of Rock of Ages memorals for the arfa terrtory, we also handle' all other knds of marble and grante. rs. Oren Bunton h Treasurer of the Cemetery Assocaton, and has charge of sales for us. She wll be glad to gve you any nformaton desred. emoral Arts E Paso, Texas Women of Brdge Club Thursday Guests of rs. Jesse Hubbard Thursday Brdge club members were guests Thursday of last week at thc home of rs. Jese Hubbard. Two tables were arranged for the players and at the concluson of the games rs. C. L. Arthur receved the hgh score prze for the club group and rs. Clay tchell was hgh guests. The bngo przewas presented to rs. A. E. Lgon. rs. Hubbard served a salad plate to the followng: rs. J. B. Pruett, rs. Emmett DeVoln, rs. C. L. Arthur, rs. A. E. Lgon, rs. Jack Kelly, rs. H.. Fennell, club members; rs. Clay tchell, rs. J. H. Blackwell, guests. For Your SWNG NEEDS Bathng Caps Ear Plugs Sun Lotons Water Goggles Sun Glasses GENERAL Complete Lne of Wrng and Electrcal Supples F t's a cool place and a varety of good foods you're lookng for, try PNKEYS' YUCCA CAFE AT YUCCA COURTS Cty Drug Store Prescrpton Department Regstered Pharmacst on Duty Phone 46 Free Delvery GFT SUGGESTONS Van Heusen Shrts, Pajamas, Tes Phoenx and Bachelor's Frend Socks Bud Burma and Campus Polo and Sport Shrts John B. 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6 Teachers Return The Bg Bend Sentnel, Frday, June 9, 950 KOKT DAVS, June ". r. and rs. U. E. Coan, teachers n El 'aso schools, have returned to ther home here for the summer. For many years r. Coan was superntendent of schools here and rs. Coan a teacher. They plan to attend Sul Ross State college at Alpne for sx weeks. Choose gfts at»he Jenttnel. adv Good ng Fowlkcs Brothers Ranch $5.00 Per Person Per Trp LOCATON: :50 mle.- down Ro Grande Rver from Presdo. Texas Fur lyrmts Soo:.arfa Wool and ohar Co..arfa. Texas or lenave Turn At Entrance To Ranch :;-t»» Dr. Dollahte Attends Veternary eetng A memher of the State Hoard of Veternary examners, Dr. J. W. Dollahte left Sunday for College Staton where he s assstng n the gvng of state hoard examnatons for veternarans. He s also attendng the annual conference of veternarans whle there. Dr. Dollahte was accompaned hy hs daughter, Alce Jane, who s vstng wth relatves n John son Cty and tlanrn. They wll wll return durng the week-end. Walker Wthdraws From Precnct Race.. E. (Jmmy) Walker ths week announced hs wthdrawal from the race for Presdo County commssoner. Precnct No.. Personal nt'vsts, whch nclude farmng and operaton of a general 'nerclr.ndse store n Candelara, would not leave hm ample tme to devote to the county's work, r. Wall.or sad Saturday. Two other canddates. T. C. Tayh. - anl Clarles Kldred. are seekng the Precnct offce. Famly Returns FORT DAVS, June 7. r. and rs. Sammy Domnguez and ther small daughter. Norma, have returmd to Fort Davs from Santa Barbara, Calf., after an absence of more than three years. Tnware assocated n the restaurant busness wth Alex Domnguez, a brother, and owner of the Fort Davs rale. They plan to specalze n excan dshes and sea foods n addton to ther regular servce of home-cooked foods. The cafe has ccently been ar-condtoned redecorated. HGH GRADE... Lquor... Beer... Wne..Choose from a NSW. well selected stock. BROADWAY PACKAGE STORE West On U. S. Hchwav 90 WATS CE COLD All Guaranteed Get them at the Across From Herrera Grocery L O S WEST TEXAS CE CO. PLANT a\ CAR* TRUCKS! 950 Stude. 4-dr. Comm., R&H. 949 Studebaker -ton pckup 949 Stude. Comm. Cpe.~ 947 Studebaker -ton, overdrve 948 Chevrolet 4-door sedan 948 Chevrolet pckup 948 Ford Club Coupe 946 Chevrolet 2-door 946 Plymouth 4-door 942 Chevrolet 2-door 939 Buck 4-door 94 nternatonal pckup 938 nternatonal -ton 939 Plymouth 2-door 937 Ford, l»/ 2 -ton, flat bed v934^chevcclou ^.ton-^^<3b!s ' s,8bs^ New Studebaker Cars and Trucks See our pckups before you buy. W E B B B R O S. STUDEBAKER GULF GOODRCH PRODUCTS Phone 4 At the Sgnal Lght n arfa By RALPH ENGLAND Thursday's Rans Halt Festa Program The Queen of the Ojnaga Annversary Festa faled to regn Thursday nght of last week because of ran. Coronaton ceremones for Arlna Al'-o. who vs elected queen for the four-day Ojnaga foundng '.celebraton, were postponed untl the followng Frday nght, when!a sudden downpour caused the spectators and royal partcpants to abandon the scene of the spectacular outdoor pageant. Hund! OJNAGA '.'EZSUS TAKEN SUL ROSS DEGREE reds of people from Presdo, Ojnaga ^ nnd adjonng communtes Ctzens -f Ojnaga were pro- rs. J. H. Russell nnd daughter, hbted by presdental order from n m ( Ronne Dean, returned to ther Bathcrcd n the Plaza anuel 'crossng the nternatonal brdge gjnaga to wtness the coronaton home n Presdo last week followng a year's ubsence n Alpne nto the Unted States Tuesday, ccn, mrn y. where rs. Russell attended Sul n order that census enumerators l A slghtly smaller crowd atof the republc could make a one- Ross college and Bonne Dean at- [ tcn, t,, the Frday nght show, tended hgh school. \ j day count of nhabtants of the rr nc ce ] c,raton was n obscr- Ojnaga regon. jvancc of the 2:55th annversary rs. Russell receved a bachelor of scence degres n elementary 0 f the foundng of Presdo del educaton on ay 28. Ronne Dean RS. CASNER ESTERTAlSSu' Xorte, Junc-2, 75. Organzaton wll attend the Alpne hgh school j rs. Stanley W. Casner was 0f the communty as the town of another year before graduatng. hostess to members and guests of ojnaga was completed n l^o?) by PN the l-lo brdge club at her home. nl.,j 0., jjento Juarez, then Pres- Wednesday afternoon. Guests were dent of exco. The town was LT YOUNG TO VST rs. Ferry D. Lews of Carlsbad, named n honor of General anuel Frst Leutenant John Young N.., and rs. Davd S. Damond. Cty mltary Ojnaga, an llu.-tnm?, U.S.A., who s statoned at man. Fort Sl!, t.'!;a., for specal foregn Club members present were rs.; Ths year's celebraton, ncluded a parade, dances nyhlly, servce tranng as an army plot, Leon P. Fsher, rs. John t. Lnk, wll leturn to Alpne and Presdo' rs. Thomas R. Seot. rs. Forrest C. Walker, rs. (lay Slack a band concert by the Ojnaga u Sunday baseball, horse races, and n July for a luef vacaton wth ; hs parents and.rs. Young's par- am rs. George Stephens. ncpal Boys' band. outs before hs transfer to Anclor- The hostess served ce cream, j ' age. Alaska..rs. Young s the cake and ced tea.! ; daughter of r. and rs. E. J. r. and rs. Forrest C. Walker Stovall, nspecter n charge of mn.gnton and naturalzaton serand two chldren, Gwen and Frosty, returned to Presdo onday John Behrens, son of r. and! vce at the Presdo port of entry, rs. E. K. Behrens, has been confned to hs home for the past to Chhuahua'Cty, exco. followng a 0-day vacaton trp. Young.-.Tll chldren Jance; : and Patrca, wll reman here and: several days because of a severe, j at Alpne, about three months, bej cold. fore jonng Leut. Young at hs new staton. :! j SURPRSE URTHDAY j Frends and relatves who made a surprse vst n the home of' rs. Jesus Soza, ay."!0, on her B sxty-ffth brthday, were rs. He'ry Daly. rs. Fernando Daly,.rs. smael Spencer, rs. Henry OlthotV. rs. Clyde Vaught, rs. anuel Soza,.rs. Elana Lope: Kng and rs. Alvaro Hernandez. rs. Soza receved a jont gft from the party group. A refreshment course of pasteles, cake and ce cream was served by her daughter, rs. Alvaro Hernandez of Loma Pelona. BOYS' TEA WNS The Presdo Cats, the boys' baseball team here, von over the arfa. Yanks, the juvenle team jrom the Hghland cty, by a score damond last Sunday, of 20-0 n a game on the Presdo We Soza, son of r. and rs. anuel Soza, s captan of the Presdo Cats. n four tlts ths season, the Cats are undefeated. SEEKS.A. DEGREE James Cage, prncpal of the Presdo elementary school, went to Alpne onday, where he regstered for the summer term at Sul Ross college. He expects to compelte courses leadng to a master of arts degree n educaton. PLANS SSON CAREER r. and rs. Stanley \V. Casner are leavng Presdo ths weekend for Levelland where they wll meet ther daughter, Ann, who s assstant to the pastor of the Frst ethodst church and superntendent of youth groups n the church. Ann wll return wth hec parents and spend a bref vacaton here before leavng for Hartford, Conn., for specal tranng n mssonary work. < Upon completng the tranng perod she wll embark n August for some pont n Latn Amerca where she wll be employed n ethodst Behools for the next three years. r. anrl.rs. J. E. Webb, Sr., El Paso, accompaned by ther two grandsons, Donad and John Webb, vsted Thursday, Frday and Saturday n the home of r. and rs. E. K. Behrens. rs. Behrens s the daughter of r. and rs. Webb. p-n r. and rs..ferry D. Lews, Carlsbad, N.., arrved Saturday to vst wth her parents, r. and rs. Thomas R. Scott and ther son, Pepe, who s stayng wth hs grandparents. r. Lews returned to Carlsbad, Sunday, whle rs. Lews remaned here for a vst of several weeks. When rs. Lews returns to Carlsbad, she wll be accompaned by her son. rs. E. K. Behrens recced word from arfa ths week to nvte Presdo frends of the Rev. and rs. Nelson Wurglcr, pastor of the Frst ethodst church of arfa, to attend a recepton to be gven Saturday, at Fellowshp hall n the arfa Church n honor of the couple's twenty-ffth weddng annversary. ss sylva Daly went to Crystal Cty onday of ths week', to valt her brother, Dr. Kcnry Dv, Jr., optometrst, before gong"to 3an Antono where she wll enter Our Lady of the Lake college for the summer term. r. and rs. Earl Reeves and famly of Alpne were guests of r. and rs. J.. R UC J ns t weekend. ra. E. J. Stovall spent onday and Tuesday n Alpne. 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A car you'll get a bg bang out of every tme you see t parked n front of your house every tme you slp nto ts front seat every sweet and easy mle you travel n t; Well, come see what ths beauty does for you; H ow the doors swng open n warm welcome at a thumb touch on a button. How the broad seats nvte you to take t easy. How the bg straght-eght under the'. _ WBATBVEB YOVB CE BANCS bonnet snaps nto purrng lfe at your toe-touch. And then note- How smoothly you slp away from the curb especally when Dynaflow* s handlng the power transmsson. How frm and steady the whole car feels. How t holds on curves, free of "heel-over" and sway. How each col-sprung wheel qucksteps over bumps and rough spots that mean jounce and jggle on most cars how buoyantly road-free a Buck s. * *DynaJttto Drv* t ttandard on HOA Ol ASTER, optonal at extra cott on SUPSB and SPECAL modtu. roob-wat robetbout Jhh ragged heat end () therfrbnet*, (2tovo onreparteth vortcal bart art njrfowy roplocoouo, OlavDldt "locllo fcorat," U) mou parkng ood garagng oer. r*cu» KCf 70 QUAJtt VAUX Fun? You bet t's fun-too muck fun to mss. And there's no reason to mss t, really, for ths strappng traveler s prced under many sxes. Start at fgures just as easy step abort the so-called Lowest Prce cars. What's keepng you from tryw one, when the nearest Buck deaw s ready to demonstrate wthout oblgaton any tme you want to call on hm. Only Buck has mad wth goes: HJOHEB.,COPRESSON Frtball rohe-ln-htad power n three englneu (Now f-263 ongfno n SWEK modelt.) 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7 PAN ALLEY; rld's Greatest Actress' at's Katherne Hepburn By PAT WHTE! ~, H tho world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players, have ther exts and ther entrances. And one man n hs tme many parts, hs acts beng seven ages.", olasl Wouldst thou could have seen "As You Lke t" last nght wth mo and my om! Thou wouldst befloatngon a Shakespearean cloud, as are we. t was the great est decson of my lfe to splurge eght dollars on tckets. ommy loves Shakespeare and love Katherne Hepburn, so "As You Lke t" flled us wth ecstasy from Scene One, Act One to curtan call tme. Such actng! Everybody n the cast was magnfcent! Ernest Thesgcr, who played the part of Jaques, caught everyone's breath as he spoke the famous lnes from Act Two, Scene Seven that begn, "All / xr < 4 the world's a stage... " y kd brother, Johnne, ng those lnes for school. Shame he couldn't have seen the play, uld have been wde-eyed and wld about t Amerca Fnalst ve seen Aubrey atter, who played the banshed Duke, n ou of moves. He's great and ayed the role of the Duke 44 -go n England. Ard beautrs Leachman, who was Cela play, was one of the fnalsts ss Amerca Contest of th her $000 prze she New York to study pano ce, and wthn a year dsherself on the Broadway where she has been ever leadng man, Rosalnda's Orlando, stole our hearts ommy and have been mad about the boy ever e saw hm n that slghtly rous move, "Carnege He has been n lots of moves, too: "Destnaton Pllow to Post," "Objecurma," "Dead Reckonng," *ery Thought of You," etc. fend for Shakespeare and n on the "boards" n "Henry Hamlet," and others. Hs He's tall, blond, and hand- "llam Prnce. Sghhh. the most marvelous of all ate. She was absolutely u and one of my frst bbons was that the moves ever done her justce. And ce! t's sensatonal. You've e&rd anythng lke t. Oh, en mmcked for years, but ave to hear t n person to ate t. t was always "crackhch made her lnes extra Hepburn s the greatest nne n the world. 'm apt he same thng about Hutton see "Anne Get Your Gun," how, rght ths very mnute e no actress n the world pare wth Hepburn. [s Curtan Speech laps she was greatest of all he play was over. One by le actors took ther curtan nd Kate, star of the show, pdtonally last of all. She lut and smled at us wth her LRFA LODGE No. 596 A. F. and A.. S SECOND THURSDAY Vstors Welcome A. HUPHRS, W.. trles BOWAN, See. AKE YOUR URKET FOR ATTLE and HOGS DLAND RESTOCK AUCTON fe COPANY Every Thursday pegns 2:00 Noon f on Estes, anager brllant blue eyes. Then she looked as f she were about to speak and gradually the thunderous applause ded down untl you could hear a pn drop. Kate looked out at us wth wde gentle eyes and, n true Shakespearean dalect, gave a humorous lttle speech, a sort of eplogue, whch went on for about 6 or 6 mnutes, endng wth, "Then when curtsy, bd me farewell," or somethng lke that. Orland, mean Wllam Prnce, then took her arm and she curtsed low and we bd her farewell wth the most deafenng applause ever to shake the framework of a theatre. We ware all so full of adoraton for Kathy that we clapped untl there were blsters on our hands. She made at least ten curtan calls, whch must be some sort of a record. When am old and gray, and remnscng through my theatre programs, yellowed wth age, and come to "As You Lke t," my eyes wll squnt nto a faraway expresson and 'll say through my "false teeth, "That was the nght saw the greatest actress n the world... the beautful sweet magnfcent Katherne Hepburn." LEGAL NOTCE CONTRACTORS' NOTCE OF TEXAS HGHWAY CONSTRUCTON Sealed proposals for constructng 0.08 mles of Alamto Creek Brdge on F 70 betw. Presdo and Redford on Hghway No. F 70, covered by S 408 (2), n Presdo County, wll be receved at the Hghway Department, Austn, untl 9:00., June 20, 050, and then.publcly opened and read. Ths s a "Publc Works" Project, as defned n House Bll No. 54 of the 43rd Legslature of the State of Texas and House Bll No. P of the 44th Legslature of the State of Texas, and as such s subject to the provsons of sad House Blls.-No provsons heren are ntended to be n conflct wth the provsons of sad Acts. n accordance wth the provsons of sad House Blls, the State Hghway Commsson has ascertaned and set forth n the proposal the wage artes, for each craft or type of workman or mechanc needed to execute the work on above named project, now prevalng n the localty n whch the work s to be performed, and the Contractor shall pay not less than these wage rates as shown n the proposal for each craft or type of laborer, workman or mechanc employed on ths project. Legal holday work shall be pad for at the regular governng rates. Plans and specfcatons avalable at the offce of Geo. J. Kemper, Jr., resdent Engneer Alpne, Texas, and Texas Hghway Department, Austn.'--. Usual rghts reserved. 4-2tc. LEGAL NOTCE The Undersgned s an applcant for a package store permt from the Texas Lquor Control' Board and hereby gves notce by publcaton of such applcaton n accordance wth the provsons of Secton 0, House Bll No. 77, Acts of the Second Called sesson of the 44th Legslature desgnated as the Texas Lquor Control Board. The package permt appled for wll be used n the conduct of the busness of Presdo Lquor Store, Vaughan Buldng, Presdo- County,- Presdo, Texas. H. L. West, owner, Dated ay 3, t2e AEROTOR LLS Ppe- Net Fence Barbed Wre. Foxworth-Galbrath Lumber Co. 4-tf. summed Tane. SentnoL adv. KG BEND OTOR FREGHT DALY SERVCE o44a God "Jfosto'-of tk* onth" pjehk fodder The answer to maxmum convenence and lvablty at rock-bottom cost. Every door and wndow n ths small cottage s located to provde the greatest economy of space so that furnture can be easly arranged wthout crowdng "traffc lanes", through the house. Approxmate buldng-prce range: $ , dependng on local condtons. For addtonal detals wrte: Texas Home Plannng Bureau, Cty Natonal Bank Buldng, Houston 2. Texas. Wrters Wll See New Gulf Coast Faclty CORPUS CHRST, June 6. The 300 wrters, edtors and publshers who attended the Southwest Wrters conference, Sunday through Tuesday, had a prevew of the Padre Tsland causeway and Gulf beach, June 5. Arrangements were made for specal busses' to use the causeway whch wll not be opened to the publc untl June 7. Hosts were Nueces County Judge, George Prowse; Bob ccracken, managng edtor of the Corpus Chrst Caller-Tmes; and Col. W. W. (Bll) Sterlng, manager of the causeway. The wrters' conference s offerng a prze of $50 for the best artcle of any knd on Padre sland, among 44 przes totallng more than $,000. All who regster can enter manuscrpts whch wll be judged by professonals. There's a C-Foam Char Cushon to ft your offce char! Select t at the Sentnel today. adv. G.. Land Program Get ore Loan Funds An addtonul ssuance of $50/ 00,000 bonds for the Veterans* Land program plus addtonal appropratons for ncreasng the staff of the offce to facltate the handlng of loan requests wu be urged before the next legslature by Senator Kyle Vck of Waco, canddate for Leutenant Governor of Texas. "Ths ncrease n bonds and staff allottments can be handled wthout penny cost'to the Texas taxpay ers," Senator Vck sad. "Of the $25,000,000 bonds ssued last year, $5,000,000 have already been used, another $0,000,000 n bonds have been cashed, leavng only a $0,000,000 surplus, wth thousands of loan applcatons crowdng the loan staff." 'The Ssters' Vst FORT DAVS, June 7. "Tha Catholc Ssters," so well known n Fort Davs, are back to spend the summer after teachng, as they have done for years, n Pecos through the last school term. They are Ssters Angela Harrs, Seraphne KocH,-Eloysus Wagner and Francs Johnston. They are occupyng, as they have done for several years, the house owned by ss Luclle Putnam. They declare they look forward to spendng the hot months n "cool Fort Davs." They are usually referred to here n frendy fashon as "The Ssters." We Delver!... NEW STAR GROCERY.. for low-cost transportaton POWcR: ;: : greattt^cken- "Job-Rated" maneuverablty $ae*-**ch"job-<atttr tot PLUS COFORT: '.. wde*! seat-.. power. w Jheld wth best vll >n or any ECONOY!... prced wth the popular truck. Ar-cushloncu, adjustable '-char-heght" tests. lowett. "Job-Rated" for dependablty and long lre. SAFETY:..fnesttruck'brake* GdER PAYlOADS... carry n tho ndustry plus... hand brake operatng ndependently on propeller shaft on all models X-ton more wthout overloadng axlw or sprngs because_ol Job-Rattf and up. WEGHT DSTRBUTON. EASER HANDUNO...»harper COE N TODAY,.. turnng Park* n tght place*. FOR A GOOD DCAU The Bg Bend Sentnel, Frday, June 9,950 H E D G P E T H Servce Staton LLOYD HEDGPETH, Owner TEXACO PRODUCTS Open Day and Nght! "HEDGPETH SERVCE"... PHONE 9 H""t"K"fr» <!»»! f»»<»...»..! ft^x-k--h-'fr'h Sentnel WANT ADS Get Results Hghland Headquarters LU B E R BULDNG SUPPLES Aermotor WndmllB Colorado Wolf-Proof Fence Ppe and Fttngs PANT TOOLS HARDWARE L U B E R '/n\ A.. ccabe, anager C O P A N Y _ Bn B t m ^ n T v ^ H a l TS FOR DEPENDABLTY Yoo get POWER mat serves for years and years! t's "Job-Rated" to gve you plenty of power and then some. You don't rsk hgh upkeep costs wth an engne that's too small. You have plus power for your job. Yon d achasss Hat gets ara! t's "Joy-mated" from bumper to hoaaper to gve you dependable, low-coat servce Car a long, long tme. YOB cam csuerybgger payloads. And ytm get handlng case mat's jast v aboot oat of ms world. ^ Yta pt a OT tat t* a tab! t's "Jet-Rated" Car extra years of servce. And t has the knd of eana oat-ft** ~~*.~5vz zacc you've always wasaxd. Cab baa the wdest seat and wndsheld wk beat vson of any popular truck on the market. NOW! rjrolfla Drft! AvallaHe only on Dodge "Jmm-Zated" Tracks (V-ton, H'toa and -ton models). Ask for FWd Drve booklet. * j-, -. ::9 ' ;]] * ; -(. U'f! >:t- m] U*FA, ALPNE, PRESDO, EL PASO, VAN HORN Bonded, and nsured -/Telephone 28 EVAN B. JONES OTOR CO. West Hghway 90 Phone 3 arfa

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9 FOR SALE SALE Wll consder trade urn ranch land or busness crty. Two homes 5 room c on Phladelpha St. wth 7 $800; house, 4 rooms and on N. Austn St., cnder about acre land. ake r. Wrte Box 573 or see W. Dodson at N. Austn St., *a Texas. A23 SALE The F. A. tchell te; 45-foot frontage. See (20) H. L. Hord 2-tf. FOR SALE On U. S. 90, to aloulys' Furnture e. 5 rooms wth all convenes, two lots. ay be cccn r.f- 4 p. m. A 20. SALE One gentle Palomno wth Palomno horse colt, months old. are, four year j Reasonable. Vck Newton, 63, Valentne, Texas. A2 SALE Dressed hens, 55c lb ltc. OTOR LLS ppe Net -Barbed Wre. Foxworthsth Lumber Co. '-4-t. [SALE 950 Chevrolet Style e Deluxe 2-door (leaded). A buy. Apt. a, Perce Apts. trades.. A24 FOR RENT RENT Unfurnshed 4-room wth bath. ncludes Tele-. 40 Waco street. Juana do. Ph. 303-J. 3-2tp. ^ JSHED apartment lor rent, G2-W. 43-tf. [RENT odem, newly deco-, furnshed apartments; largo ample storage, water and j)r servce ncluded; $45 per. Over Servce Grocery. 272, Fred Senter. 0-tf. RENT Two and three room monts. Newly remodeled. Apartments. 50-tf. FOR LEASE 24,800-acrc ranch for lease n Culberson County. Three to fve years. Good grass and good fences. J.. ontgomery, Fort Stockton, Texas. A 25 WANTED WANTED AT ONCE an or woman to supply Rawlcgh household necesstes to Consum- ' ers n the town of arfa or Presdo. Full or part tme. A postal card wll brng_you full detals wthout oblgaton. Wrte Rawlegh's, Dept. TXE , emphs, Tenn. 3t5p SCELLANEOUS SEE the Flowola Plastc Flower peces now on dsplay at L & T shop, West Heghts, U. S. Hgh- ' way 90. ' A22 RANCH LOANS WANTED Prepayment prvlege, any amount, any tme. 4% nterest. arfa N.F.- C.A., P. O. Box 08, arfa, Texas. 0-tf. POLO NSURANCE AVAL ABLE Full coverage up Co $5,000. For the entre famly $0. Lgon nsurance Agency. 0-tf. HGH SCHOOL Course at HOE any fnsh n 2 years No classes. No tme wasted gong to and from school. Progress as fast as your tme and abltes permt. Standard hgh school texts suppled. Send for FREE decrptve booklet. AERCAN SCHOOL, BOX 388, El Paso, Texas. 50-tf. New York Vstors Are Sold On Texas FORT DAVS, June'7. They had never been "out west." They had never seen Texas. They looked on a map and found Pecos. They wrote to the Pecos Chamber of Commerce nqurng about a dude ranchr They were told about the Prude Guc.«t ranch fve mles up n the mountans from Fort Davs. So r. and rs.. L. Stuyck and ther four small chldren of lassfed rates 5c per lne frst nserton, 0c per lne' Whte Plans', N. Y., headed ther car out on the 2,200 mles to the ucnt nsertons, wth a mnmum charge of 30c frst Prude ranch and nowhere else. on and 25c each subsequent nserton. All ads for the When they arrved a few days r classfed secton must be n pror tn 2:30 Wedncs later the eldest son, Jmmy, aged eght, hustled from the car and sad to hs father: POLO NSURANCE AVAL ABLE Full coverage r : to $^,000. Fc;* the entre famly $0. L?on nsurance Ager.c t.f. "Pop, when does the shootng start?" Nope, they ddn't fnd the move west, John G. Prude, ranch owner, sad. But the Stuycks found somethng better than the gun-smoke, bang-bang moves. Usng the ranch as ther base they drove around the nearby Scenc Loop, and to tho grert swmmng pool at the Balmorhea State park, went to Carlsbad Caverns and the Bg Bend Natonal park, down to Ojnaga, cxca, and the old fort here. And they all. rode horses, ev=*n Jerry, sx-and-a-half; Steve, aged four, and Chrstne, who was only three and had to be held n the saddle. "Bggest.thng ever happened to tho Stuyck famly," they sad when ther car set out on the 2,200 mles home. "Texas, we've seen yuh, and we're shore comn' back." Fred Hervey Vstor Fred Hervey, canddate for congress, was a arfa vstor durng the week-end and onday. An El Paso busness man, r. Hervey s tourng the dstrct n the nterests of hs poltcal campagn. BUY REAL ESTATE NOW Homes and Stes That Wll Please Ask, About Ranch Lstngs DR. A. J. HOFFAN, Phone 69 PCTURE FRANG BRNG your favorte pcture to FLOWERLAND. -tf. POLO NSURANCE AVAL- ABLE Fu: coverage up to $5,000. For the entre famly $0. Lgon nsurance Agency. 0-tf. AUTO AND TRUCK STORAGE Freproof buldng. Webb Bros. S-tf BUTTONS COVERED Buckles PCTURE FRANG and belts made to r/der. Twentyfour hour servce. See samples FLOWERLAND. -tf. BRNG your fr.vnro pcture to and leave orders at CARRGER'S. Send AL ORDERS drect to POLO NSURANCE AVAL rs. S. P. Dsmukcs, Bo:; 97. j ABLE Fu!! coverage- up to $5, tf For the entre famly R0. Lgon nsuanv-o Av,. r.-.-y.-o-tf. RENT Unfurnshed house, PCTURE FRANG [large bedrooms. Phone 02, BRNG your favorte pcture to 332-J, nght. 3-tf. FLOWERLAND. -tf. lts andoneyahead. r RADEFOR ADODGETODAY! Now...make your new car dollar worth more HERE'S the BCGER DOLLAR VALUE VJU'VC been lookng for! Longer, wder,' hguer on tho SSE, today's bg Dodge gves you head room, leg room and shoulder room that even more expensve cars can't match. Dodge ecats arc "kncclcvcl" so you t st naturally rde relaxed. A bg Landscape wnd- GYRO- ATC LOWEST.PRCED AUTOATC TRANSSSON '" Trr SUhaa " »> rt l.fro Cr LOOK AT TH SHOUDR ROO Dodge desgn gves you full wdth at shoulder level as well as seat level no crampng. sheld and huge rear "pcture wndow" gve full vsblty for safer drvng. The bg, hgh-compresson "Get-A way" engne gves you flashng performance wth gjrol Flud Drve to smooth out every mle you drve. Let your Dodge dealer show you how Dodge VALUE wll put you mles and money ahead. Come n for "AGC ll" rde-rrove Dodge VAll'«for yourself. See bow Dodge makes cobbletonc streets rde lke parkways. Take convncng aglc le"demonstraton rde today. NEW BGGER VALUE DODGE Just a few dollars more than the lowest-prced tars VAN B. JONES OTOR CO, West Hghway 90 Phone 3 ' arfa Chropractc Offce Opened by Dr. Gentry Arrvng Saturday from Dallas to make ther home n arfa were Dr. and rs. W. W. Gentry and chldren, Reeke anl Blle. The Dr. and rs. Gentry have purchased the resdence property owned by rs. C. E. Pruett, where they are makng ther home and he wll establsh hs offces. New Books Added to arfa Lbrary n ay Books donated to the arfa Publc Lbrary durng the month of 'ay numbered 57. Ffty were gven by rs. C. E. Pruett, rs. E. W. DeVoln gave three and J. Fred LaLanne gave three.. "Early Exploratons and ssons Establshments n Texas" was gven n memory of rs. W. R. Cartledge by r. and rs. lton Baugh, Jr. and r. and rs. A. L. Baugh. Durng the month 5 books were ssued and 94 people vsted tho lbrary. POLTCAL Announcements RATES Dstrct $5 County _ $0 Precnct $7.50 POLTCAL CALENDAR June 9 Order of names on ballot determned. June 7 Last day to fle for county and precnct offces. June 22 Frst day for flng frst campagn expense report. June 24 Canddates' deadlne for ballot fees. June 26 Last day forfrstcampagn expense report. June 26 Prmary commttee makes up offcal ballot. July 2 Absentee votng begns. July 0 Frst day for second campagn expense report. July 3 Last day for second campagn expense report. July 8 Last day for absentee votng. July 22 Frst Prmary. For U. S. Representatve 6th Dslrc: - PAUL OSS of Ector County FRED HERVEY of El Paso County KEN REGAN of dland County For Dstrct Clerk, Presdo County:. RS. DELLA BOND For County Judge, Presdo County: W. B. JOHNSON For Sherff. Presdo County ERNEST BARNETT ARTN KNGHT FLOYD R. WLLAS For Treasurer, Presdo County: E. F. NCCOLLS W. B. WALKER For Countv Clerk: J.". FORTNER J. W. RAWLS For Collector-Assessor, Presdo County: O. A. KNGHT For Countv Attorney: NORAN C. DAVS (Rc-electon) For Surveyor, Presdo Coun'y: JAES P. DOD NCK. THEE For County Commssoner, Precnct No.,: J FREEAN F. C. ELLARD SA HUPHREYS LTON E. STH E. T. aedonald For County Commssoner, Precnct No. 2: ENRQUE ADRD j For County Commssoner, Precnct No. 3: DR. CLYDE VAUGHT. G. SOZA For County Commssoner, Precnct No. 4: T. C. (Creed) TAYLOR CHARLES <Cha«.) ELDRED arket s Strong On All Classes n.lvestock Sale j The market on all classes of cattle at the dland Lvestock Aucton company sale Thursday, Gcntrys have been lvng n Dallas the past three years where ho has j June was strong and actve. Re- been an assocate n the operaton of a Chropractc clnc. Before that they made ther home n arfa for a perod of about one year. Fur a tme durng ther Dallas resdence Dr. Gentry attended a chropractc college n St. Lous, o., takng post graduate work. cepts totaled 570 cattle and 0 hogs. Fat calves and yearlngs sold for $24 to $28 and medums brought $20 to $2. Fat cows went at $8 to $2; medum cows, $7 to $8; canners and cutters,.3 to $7; and bulls brought $8 to $2. Stocker steer calves auctoned at $27 to $29.50 and stocker hefer calves at $20 to $ Greggs akng Trp John E. Gregg, Jr., arrved the past weekend from Chco, Calf., for a vacaton wth hs parents, r. and rs. J. E. Gregg. The Grcggs, accompaned by ther son, and daughter, ss ary Gregg, are leavng today for Bartlesvlle, Okla., for a vst wth another daughter and sster, rs. Lee H. Boyer. They wll return by way of ponts n northeast Texas where they wll vst relatves, and expect to return here n about two weeks. Undergoes Operaton ss Enedna Chavrra was dsmssed from Searls hosptal Tuesday. She had been a patent there snce Thursday of last week when she underwent an appendcts operaton. She s employed at the Kerr tchell ranch home. A. Forrest Hope Bookkeepng Accountng Audtng Taxes TELEPHONE 6 Hord Buldng art* The Bg Bend Sentnel, Frday, June 9, 950 r. und rs. Roland Rheudu j are Roland the parents Rheudes' of a daughter born Grl the Born nam.' of Here Freda Last ay. Frday Frday, June 2, n the Searls hosptal. Her weght was 7 poundh, r. Rheude s employed wth A. t. 3 Eppenauer. ounces, and she has been gven Le nsurance BANKERS LFE CO. Double Duty Dollars Protect the Whole Famly JACK KELLY, JR. Specal Agent 2 Phone 296 ARFA Pasano Hotel ^^^ X--">-:--X"^---4-.^--:":"> * :» >»»- +*^**^"]-^^***** OASS BAR and CAFE Frst and Best Across the Border DNE WNE -DANCE' ORCHESTRA EVERY NGHT Curo Shop Frank reles Ojnaga, exco SELECT BULDNG SUPPLES at PEEVEY LUBER CO. "arfa People Qum f PHONE 0 3 JULY cr d AT THE LONS CLUB Fun for All Concessons Eats Cold Drnks The THE RACE OF THE YEAR Turtle Derby All Proceeds to Lons Clnb for Communty Servce Projects Come Early... Stay Late «gsr*-*e» y :30 P.. to lfcoo P.. July 4... m P.. to 0 P.., COURTHOUSE LAWN ARFA \

10 The Bg Bend SeatneU Frday. June 9, 950 R. E. Flanken and Dorothy Grubb * Wed at Fort Davs FORT DAVS, June 7 ss Dorothy are Grubb of Fort Davs am r. Raymond E. Flanken of orton were unted n marrag? Thursday evenng. June, at 8 o'clock, n the presence or an audence that flled the audtorum of the Frst Baptst church. The double-rng ceremony was road bv Rev. Woodson ms, pastor of the church. The brde was gven away by her brother-n-law. Jack G. Dumas. The best man was Lews J. La- CH'S- of Del Ro. nd-of-honor was ss La Verne Farmer of Andrews, the brde's roommate at Sul Ross State college n Alnne. The brtesmat; was.ss Charlenc Brandon of Fort Davs. The ushers were ke Hoatrght of Wnters and Charles Brandon of Fort Davs. Solos were sung by ss Sue Johnson of arfa, "At Dawnng" and ' Because,'* wth rs. Tyrone T. Kelly of Fort Davs accompanyng on the pano. rs. Kelly also played tradtonal weddng musc at the entrance and ext of the brdal party. The brde's apparel conssted of a whte ballerna length organdy gown, whte opera pumps, a whte pcture bat, and a bouquet of orchds and stophents. Somethng d was a cameo necklace that had belonged to the brde's mother, the late rs. W. 0. Grubb. Somethng new was matchng earrngs gven j to the brde by the groom. Somethng borrowed, a gold bracelet from ss Sue Johnson. Somethng ;.; n... L, WW..**....,,.».-, ter; and a sx-pence n her shoe. The mad of honor wore aqua- Others of th.- mmedate party v..'-: ;-s. Pumas, a sster of the, ( tde wth whom ss Grubb had \ made her -. >me. who wore a navy ; sheer dn-ss, navy accessores wth j whte gn'.vs. and a pnk gladol co.-age:. rher ssters. rs. Pre.*- ton X. Johnson am. rs. lulen S:()() a. m., mass. :00 a. n., mass. 3:00 p. m.. Rosary and benedc Harvey; ssters-n-law. rs. W. ton. O. Gruh>. rs. George Gruhb and rs. Ear! Grubb. all of Fort Davs. All chose to wear whte '. gladol corsages, as dd rs. Kellv and --! " h r.. - ' ' A gant basket of whte gladol stood n the foreground of the vyoutlned atar. and behnd t. four floor candelebra of seven lghted candles each. Clusters of dases t"d wth wht.- satn hows marked the brdal party pews. Followng the nuptal rte a?-; cepton was held n the church parlor for all gueests. The weddng-! rng cake had been baked by >. Earl Gru.. The cake wth punch, was»e. ved from the lace-covered table wth a settng of slver and crystal. :, the recevng lne were r. and.rs. Dumas, the brde, the brdegroom. ss Farmer. r. Lacrosse and ss Brandon. rs.. Earl Gubb was hostess at the guest book. Servng were rs. Johnson. rs. Harvey and the ssters-n-law. Gfts to tr.e attendants were a leather travelng to the best ma: cutf lnks to the ushers: dresses for the brdesmad and mad-of-hor.or: a necklace and : earrngs to the -o'ost, and a col- At the Churches FRST BAPTST CHURCH Rev. C.. Spaldng, pastor. 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. 0:55 a. m., worshp servce. 6:45 p. m., tranng unon. 8:00 p. m., worshp servce. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, prayer servce. ornng and evenng servces Sunday, June, wll be conducted by Dr. Frank W. Patterson of the Baptst Publshng Hou«, El Paso. * * * Fl RS T P RES t ' TERA.V CU'UCH Dr. Raymond C. lltrns, pastor. '. :45 a. n., church school. Chldren's day wll be observed at the church school. :00 a. m.. worshp servce. Sermon topc, "Chldlke Kngdom." * * * 5f PAWS EPSCOPAL CHURCH H". '. Chrstopher, lay reader. 0:00 a. m., Sunday school. :00 a. m., mornng prayer. * *» FRST ETHODST CHURCHL Ret: Xelsan Wurgler, mnster. 0:00 a. n., Sunday school. Classes for all ages, nursery through adult departments; L.. Clelland, superntendent. a. m., mornng worshp. 6:00 p. m., ntermedate fellowshp;. S. Baker, counsellor. 8:00 p. m., evenng worshp. 7:45 a. m. Wednesday. Upper Room servce n chapel. Coffee n fellowshp hall at 7:.0. servce over by 8 a. n., and open to all, regardless of fath, creed or color. 7:.'J0 p. n., Wednesday. June 4, ara ethodst men w' hold the frst of summer meetngs. A program wll follow dessert and coffee. embrodered organdy. Shasta dasy! * * * headdress and a bouquet of the j FRST CHRSTAN Cl'RCH. L same blossoms. The brdesmad j Rev. Joe /,'. Frederc!;, pastor. w,;w- pnk-embrodered organdy; 0:00 a. m., Sunday school. wth Shasta dasy headdress am j : bouquet of the dases. Boutton- j :00 a. m.. mornng worshp. Servces wll be held n the Valentne Communty church Sunday, nares for a. men of the weddng party wen whte carnatons. FAOUS HOST TO DEAD SALORS S NAED... A.STH e.jowes C BP.OWN 0.JOHWSON Are ANSWERS June. at S:00 p. m. * * *- ST ARY'S CHURCH Ree. Pl'cdt Lam, pastor. /.'> : A-htnj /«-:, assstant. ::',(> a. m.. mass. * * * SACRED HEART CHURCH 0:00 a. m.. mass. *. * CATHOLC CHURCH, Valentne S: 00 a. m., mass. * *.ST PAUL'S ETHODST CHURCH Re: R nben Reye--; pastor 0:00 a. m., Sunday school. :00 a. m.. worshp servce. 7:-('. p. m., worshp servce. 7::0 p. m. Thursday, prayer meetng. Vacaton Bble school begns at Blackwell school onday, June 2, and lasts through Saturday, June 7. * * * CHURCH OF CHRST Sunday servces: 0 a. m. Bble classes. a. m. Worshp servce. 7 p. n. Bble study. oud alumnum tray to the panst..r. and rs. Flanken chose Rudosa, X.., as the destnaton of ther weddng trp. They are to return soon to ther studes at Sul Ross. QQHQUCTED BY- C. E. P O R T E R SFnE AUTHOR. OF "Y COUNTRY'TS OF TWEE* WAS NAED... A. SlTt B. JONES C. BP-OWN t P.JOHNSON S?KE POLTCAN W-HO ADE WE "BROWN DERBY" FAOUS A.STH c. BRoWN 6.JONES D.JOHNSON HELOW <? rnvmu rums APT ca 05 you lookng; for -ck room needs and drug tems? The POUTER DUCK COPANY s the answer a ' -Sfc v v J o n L '^ SaOWKUt- S-wlth and Al Smth are the answers to the above nuestons. C PRESCRPTON PRUO&JSTS ) T meptme56 CLOSAT ON SUNDA* ARFA, TAS Body of an Found on Ft. Davs Ranch (Contnued from Page One! pletely legble and neat. The coroner wthheld a verdct, expressng the hope that more evdence or postve dentfcaton mght result from publcty n newspapers gvng detaled descrptons. Tho coroner called attenton to varous tems of evdence the lack of a pencl, absence of any money or bllfold, and thc four empty cartrdges n the gun. These facts, he sad, suggest that there mght have been companons wth the man walkng through the ranch country and that they mght havo slan the dead man and robbed hm. The dead man's teeth were very whte. n lfe, they must have been promnent, Dr. Eaton sad. Only one tooth was gone, one of thc wsdom teeth. There were three fllngs of apparently excellent workmanshp, one upper and one lower on the rgtht sde and one n the lower left jaw. A pasteboard carton of.22 calbre cartrdges and a common small box of matches lay at the body's left sde, opposte the gun. There were no cgarets. The. fact there has been so lttle ran ths sprng s credted wth the excellent preservaton and mumftcaton of the body. Sherff Gray called n Texas Be sure...shop SAFEWAY Ranger Arthur Hll of Alpne n the matter and together they left for Austn Tuesday afternoon wth some of the physcal evdence for scrutny by thc Texas Department of Publc Safety. Boys Enter Academy Dttmar and Bobby Rawlngs and Darwn Harrs have gone to San arcos where they wll spend ten weeks at the San arcos Academy. They wll receve two hours of study each day and thc remander of the tme wll be spent n recreaton. The Rawlngs boys parents, r. and.>. Harper Rawlngs, took them to San arcos the frst of thc week. r. Rawlngs returned here and rs. Rawlngs went to Austn where she expected to enroll as a student nt tho Unversty of Texas durng a porton of the summer term. Ther other son, Kenneth, remaned n Fredercksburg wth rs. Rawlngs' mother. Returns From El Paso ax Champc went to El Paso Saturday and was accompaned on hs return Sunday by rs. Champe who had been there two weeks. rs. Champc was convalescng followng an eye operaton whch she recently underwent there. Tde's n -Drt's Out TDE' large box 2Sc akes Dshes Shne DREFT. large box 2Sc Cherub Brand LK 3 tall tns 29c Popular Brands CGARETTES carton $.93 Economcally Packaged Ground Fresh ARWAY COFFEE. -lb. pkg. GGc See t Ground Know t's Fresh NOB HLL COFFEE b. pkg. G8c Drp or Regular Grnd EDWARDS COFFEE -lb. tn 73c Drp or Regular Grnd FOLGERS COFFEE b. tn 7Gc All Purpose Flour KTCHEN CRAFT 0-lb. bag S9c All Purpose Flour HARVEST BLOSSO 25-lb. bag $.S3 Pure \egetable Shortenng ROYAL SATN.'b. tn 8c \ egetae Shortenng CKSCO 3-lb. tn 87c Lunch Box SANDWCH SPREAD pnt 33c Salad Dressng RACLE Wll!»,, n t 35c Salad Dressng ) pnt 33c Amercan Dll or Sour PCKLES 22-oz. glass 25c Best For Dshwashng TREND a r g e J 0 X 9 c Wl/ATBftS Pound Whte Rose No. Calforna POTATOES.. Golden Bantam CORN.... Green Beans Fresh Reaches lb. 9e lb. 5c F«rt Oft vs to Hawa Flght ade by Lad FORT DAVS, June 7. Less than 24 hours from Fort Davs to Honolulu. That was the expectaton of Albert Fryar when ho loft here Sunday forenoon for El Paso, thoro to go by plane to Los Angeles, thence by Pan-Amercan Clpper to the sland cty to spend the summer wth hs uncle ajor Charles Brd of the USAF, and famly. Albert wll he 3 n September. Ho s the son of r. and rs. C. R. Fryar. The flght across the sea was to be at nght. The shp was to arrve at Honolulu at 5:20 n tho mornng. Joe W. Espy was the youngster's Hyng companon to Calforna and hs gude n gettng on board the ocean-bound plane. ovng to El Paso Leavng tomorrow for El Paso to make ther home are rs. R. D. Rchcy and sster, ss Nell Shannon. rs. Rchcy has accepted employment n the border cty whch was formerly her home for about 29 years. She and ss Shannon have been lvng here durng recent years and for several months rs. Rchcy has been employed at tho rs Shop. Rmvn Set VJoj\4-nA Bavs Lodge H^L FORT DAVS, Juno. orrs apponted were P^^ ^ nor deacon; a&>l J Junor deacon; A. V (f 9 K. Drown was elected worshpful master of thc local asonc lodge, Jeff Davs Lodge No. 896, onday nght, to succeed J. R. Newton who has been master for thc past year. Sproul, junor ll Other offcers elected were R. D. The next stated Swartz, senor warden and Ben R. waa desgnated ¾ ¾¾ Taylor, junor warden; J. 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