The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1939 Page: 6 of 12
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1WB GRAHAM LBAMB. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER W, 1M»
Graham Girl
Good Producer
Is
Leader In
Meet Dec. 6
College Drive
HHIKDOro i rui invuir u
December | “The idea
presented to the little
pink and white cake
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Graham
High
barrels.
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the field training ramp'
banjo, Willie
learning ’
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Smith, “my
have a little
Lila
and
Jean
Mae
month
Chri«t
Mr an<i M
home on east
in section
an initial
Another
southwest
Jones, teach
school, were
J. G Knight
and Mr. and
an eati-
to 2,500
ces Miller Crenshaw
elementary students
cital ;
Brazos
Nov. 23—Divided into
for effective work, the
the Young Women’s as-
fbe Mary Hardin-Baylor
1.700 “feet
1 HF
as a jazz
Mildred arc
feet of satur
ation. the well blew in with
mated production of 2.200
barrels per day.
graduated from
School. Mr Gt
up rotary
Wonttten.
corner of
Allen Taylor.
Barbara Royce
Llwlyn Young.
zone at 4.024-36
Seven-inch casing
feet.
L. A. Long and
for their No. 1-B King-
660 feet from southeast
section 1966. TEdiL sur-
a grimace
bear it,” he re-
Folks,"
“Vacation
Thompson—Marjorie Jane
‘Woo, Blows the Wind.” Piet-
'Air." Haydn, and “Toy Sol-
Thompson—George Dyer;
Mae
Rol-
Panhandle Refining and
nJ„ 1 Mrs. R. E Taylor,
Radio and its general merits was
the topic of conversation between
several clubmen.
"After listening to the radio now
for some years.” said
family have decided to
orchestra of their own.
learning to play the
is learning to play the flute, Ernest
rather fancies himself
drummer, and Doris and
learning the violin.'
"And what are
inquired Brown
The ether made
"I'm learning to
turned.
Mr and Mrs Kelly
era of the Farmer
guests of Mr and Mrs.
Sunday and the Kelly’s
Mrs J C. Allen visited Possum
Kingdom Dam in the afternoon.
■ quart
■ 4.410
in the
ide to
reacidize n an effort to increase
I the showing of oil.
j try, the Texas
State and Federal Experim"nt Sta-
tions, Ginners,
' local Chambers
in attendance.
Jackson said
Completed On
G. A. Bills Land
offered by Mr. Wil-
the action of Governor
proclaiming the month
as a ‘Cotton Christmas
in the State of Texas
of the greatest oppor-
Dale Thorn. Virgil Rosser. Rich-
tty Jane Thompson.
Alice Ann Mobley.
Abbott. Virgil Ward,
and the .honoree.
made by H. II. Williamson of Col-(Agents to carry forward this move-
lege Station, director of the Toxas
Extension Service.
William H. Jones of Dallas, chair
man of the “Use More Cotten Pro-
ducts” section of the State-Wide
Cotton committee is arranging a
POPULAR GRAHAM
GIRL MARRIED
ON NOVEMBER 5
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Mattie iPaye
Cusenbarv and Vernon Gracey. the
ceremony having taken place very
quietly on Sunday evening. Novem-
North of the old Bunger pool one-
half
Floyd
T. L
rated
abstract 133. which had reached a
depth of 1,450 feet.
Approximately seven miles east of
Graham, Cosden Petroleum Corpora-
tion No. 1 W. E. Steele, in the R
Button survey, abstract R, a 4.250* '
foot test to the east and south of.
the Cosden production on the Sewell
This well, the No. 1-B G. A. Bills,
is located 660 feet from the north
and west lines of
survey. It i« a
ONLY JI A MONTH
FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE
P Stephens. I nor O'Daniel declaring the
survey, with of December as a “Cotton
I mas Gi't Month,” which action we-
leyponse to a suggestion
r.it* at Wichita
sboro. and Abi- .
■> c< me here for
CltENSH \M STI DIOS
PRESENT FIRST
♦ LIDA JANE SMITH
PARTY HONOREE ON
FOURTH BIRTHDAY
Mrs Hugh Smith entertained with
a lovely party Tuesday afternoon
honoring her little daughter. Lida
Jane, on her fourth birthday Games
were played, and favors of dolls for
is concerning bicycles will
ght and club members failing
<rve these will be deprived
i ileges < f the club for a time,
imilar clubs have been organized
section 1970, TF1AL
south offset to the recent proclamation issued by Gover
1 S.
same
1965,
flow of 800
good well was completed j taken in
of Graham three and a
when the Dean Brothers
and Murray A Griffey No. 2 B. W.
t from south and 660
t lines of C. Russell
18R9. .responded to
10,000 gallons in
737-93 feet, two feet
State Cotton
Committee To
Rankin
located
660 feet from north and southeast
lines of section 1974. TF.&L survey,
offsetting the Nunnellee-Trcntman
producers on the J K. Quinn land
in same section to the west, is wait-
ing on the result of treatment with
5.000 gallons of acid in the saturated
feet, total depth,
was set at 4,024 ■
to the program
Forty-five patrons and guests en-
joyed the following program: 'Paper
was completed by L.
last week on the G.
north of Graham . „ ______ _ ....___________
out the cement plug at 3,901 feet of every phase of the cotton indus- I O’Daniel
and penetrating three feet of satur , try, the Texas F“‘—
mile. Burns Oil Company-
Scott started drilling on No. 1
Rhodes, a 4.250-foot tost lo-
in the B F Kutch survey,
A E y.l< Club will be organize I
Graham fr>r th. purpose oT pro
■ting safety by teaching proper
ruling <f bicycles on streets
,'bways a:.d tiaching proper
IS GR MUN 'r S v , C
SHODDYb
A beautiful
with four tiny
ed with ice cream to the following
Suzanne Prim. Betty Frances Wher
<'f the mechanism of bicycles. The
clui will be sponsored by local high-
way patrolmen from the Department
of Public Safety in cooperation with
the local safety council.
Any boy or girl, man or woman
in the vicinity of Graham who owns
or operates a bicycle will Im* eligible
for memb€r*htr^-<in the club. There
Applications
be made to
of the Gra-
sutvey. abstract
acidization with
the lime at
off bottom, by flowing 324 barrels of
oil and 3C barrels of water on 24-
“ ■ “ i
I the consumption of cotton
that the principal thr same
j subject for discussion would
“The
Thompson—Annette March-
“The
the program as director < f Interme-
diate conference®
Among those planning tr go are:
Rev J D. Thorn. Mr and Mrs Ewell
Hone. Anna Hess Wright. Martha
Knight, M ary Guinn, Louise Fletch-
er, Patty Bryan, Lou Bryan. Mar-
garet McKibben. Bill Cheek, and J
C. Deakin
merit.
| Governor O'Daniel is scheduled to
address the meeting in Dallas in the
6th, and several Texas Congressmen
have accepted invitations to attend
the conference.
mm
era- pounders, using ,
Y'oung: “Big
Thompson—M anda Mae
will be no (-age limit,
for, membership are to
T A Wright, chairman
ham Safety Council, at the Commun-
ity Public Service office here, and
must be made by December 16.
Activities of the club will include
a free picture show at least once
a month, a hike with the highway
patrolmen at least once a month,
monthly meetings and other activi
ties. State and city traffic regula-
be
BELTON.
11 platoons
members of
kociation on
College campus have started a mem-
bership drive that includes bringing
both old and new members to meet-
ings. The drive closes Thursday,
December 21. when the platoon hav-
ing the greatest number of points
will b- entertained by the other ten.
Platoon lieutenants include:
Mae Kelly, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. G. L. Kelly, Graham;
Long. Sulphur Springs; Elsie
Thorn. Dallas; Elsie Mae Kinghom,
Aransas pa«s; Dorothy Perdue,
Waxahachie; Maxine Ribble, Olney;
Mary Katheryn T indsly, Houston;
Dolores Carter. San Angelo; Mary
Kathryn Northrup, Belton; Gwendo-
lyn Bridges, San Augustine; and
Jimmye Simmons. L Itr Miss.
jorie Jane Pope;
Butterfly." The
Hitt read the marriage service.
Mrs Gracey is the daughter
Ships," Thompson- Wilma
Price; “March of the Wee
Gaynor—Aileen Albright;
Time,”
Pope;
scher,
diers,”
“Swing Song." Erb—Wanda
Brewster; “My First Waltz!’
seth—Edwina Winstead; “San
and “Rain On the Roof,” Thomp-
son—Jean Martin: 'Swaying Silver
Birches."
"Bird in
Guthrie;
Bee,"
man; "The Crllrr."
“Popping Corn"—Jr
Ships,”
Brewster;
Thompson, and “Coming Round the
Bicycle Club
To Be Organized
In Graham
>Gcoup.. From Fi^-'t
Baptist Ch
WASHINGTON—An average of
more than JI a month for every
man. woman and child in the United
States is being assessed against the
taxpayers these days for national
defense
That is the premium the nation
pays for wbat it hopes will prove
insurance against any foreign inva-
sion. It is divided roughly hatf-
»n<Y-half between the army and the
n*
The young student- shewed care-
ful training and were mmenihd
highly for their lovely tint ; roduy-
tibh and tile rhythmical flow with
which they preedited then number*
Much inter'st was created Fj th<
program in an effort to outline plans
which will get the people to observe
this Christmas by giving cotton
gifts. Mr. Williamson will make
J the main address, while others ap-
pearing on the program are Herbert
Burow, manager of the Bonham Cot-
— A call for a meeting of the State-[ton Mills; Mike Meltzer of Sears '
One of the best producers complet- ,Wide Cotton Committee of Texas Roebuck & Company, Dallas; and i
ed in this county in recent months has been issued by General Chair-. H. E. Dill, secretary of the Retail
----i-.-j c. » Long, et airman Burris C. Jackson of Hillsboro I Furniture Dealers Association.
A. Bills land to be held in Dallas on December | “The idea
After drilling 6. Several hundred representatives Ilianison and
I in
Extension Service, I of December
Gift Month’
and Regional and presents one
of Commerce will be j tunities in many years to increase
and at
time educate the people
many a'ticl * made from
cotton,” Jackson said. He also point-
ed out that the Extension Service
was organizing every county in tlie
State through County Agricultural
Agent* and Home Demonstration
We have the latest and most complete line of toys and
Xmas gifts that can be found in any city. Before visiting
elsewhere, come, let us show j
/OU.
FOR BOYS
(Electric and Wind)
Trains
Cowboy Suits
Holster Seta
Woodburning Seta
Chemistry and Micro Sets
Casting Sets
Airplanes and Trucks
Movie Machines
Footballs and Basketballs
Football Suits
Boy Scout Mess Kits and Cantines
Steam Engines
FOR GIRLS
Dolls and Doll Dresses
Doll Beds
Trunks
Doll Furniture
Doll Houses
Carpet Sweepers
Pastry Table Sets
Embroidery Sets
Tea Wagons
Refrigerators
Kitchen Sinks
Electric Stoves
Xylophones .... ........... ......
Printing Presses
Soldiers and Drums
Adding Machines and Typewriters
Paint Sets
Black Boards
Electro Sets
Games and Books
Mineroligy Sets
Tool Chests
Autos and Tricycles
Desks and Wagons
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Tabic and Chair Sets
Telephone Sets
Electric Irons
Pianos
Games and Books
Desks and Chairs
Doll Buggies
Swing Sets
Tricycles
Il FOR MOTHER
Embroidery Pillow Cases
Lace Table Cloths
Purses
Lingerie
Fancy Handkerchiefs
Fancy Vases
Pictures
Dinner Sets
Funcy ' Scarfs
Comb and Brush Sets
Toilet Sets
FOR DAD
Traveling Sets
Bill Folds
Shaving Sets
Tie and Handkerchief Sets
Box Fancy Sox
b^;3>*-
Rods and Reels A?*/'*
Silk Lines
Box Handkerchiefs
Gioves
Why should you go to the expense of going elsewhere
when you can purchase at home for less.
and the Martin farms, spuddod and
is drilling at a depth of 2.00o feet.
The sanv\ corporation’-: No. 1 Ra-
iny. in the W. C. Hill survey, ah
«t”act 19? 1. on the Yeung-Jack
Crivf bormda’-y, jc drilling in shale
at 1.5o0 feet.
N< -thwf^t < f the C< sden • wcllsr
o’; thf Scwall farm, one mile. K. R.
yt ’<h ard th^r- No. 1 Ed Burton.
'! ,k ’ A. True survey* ab-
.♦■Kt ’ft. . <•■<'< d un .•able tool*
fnr a 4 ;2 on-■font
F AV R'hf’-villo ard < th» r-: No.
1 A c V. i2hn.‘ located in RBR&C
s p v< \. .th tr.'.r t 22 block 1. north
■ th*- Zwifel !”-<du<ti'*n on the
V .-.’F- .rd th* Martin lenses, core’
n *'‘n(i a, 2 ‘1^-311 f 't a^d rec vote ’
fe<t <f -hah ard drilling ahead
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The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 64, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1939, newspaper, November 30, 1939; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1506090/m1/6/: accessed May 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.