ns, Mrs. O. O. Knox,Clary and tha honor* thar. Mrs. T. B. K»OXBirthday Dinner0kCbGiven HonoringD. A. Collumyh00c18Mr. and Mrs. Lfat^r Collum. Id20 ^VE uniforms, Carroll Johnson. 1 f. III., talk with Yeoman Welma ral air station.Quinlan SectorRaises Over $1,900In Chest Drive* QUINIAN. (Special).— Quinlan and surroundlngr territory todayturned In *1.007.50 to E. L. Pewter. Hunt county chairman of the War lt;7he*t drive. Hobart Lytal and Harve Davis again expressed their appreciation for the help of Dry Crt^k, Sabine Harmony, Strlng-toa-n; Payne Town. Williams Chapel. Boles Home school, Quinlan school and to each and every worker and cMitrlbutor who had any part In this drive.Mexico, under the direction of U Hudson and Carter’s Prairie with J. B. Bowden as chairman, exceeded their quotas of *50 each and Liberty community, with Ed Hamm as chairman, exceeded their quota of *50.The colored people of Qulnlwi raised *25.!Child Honored atBirthday PartyKing Richard Horton, one rear old son of Mrs. J. Clark Horton, celebrated his first birthday Tuesday and was entertained at a party given by his mother at their 3719 WoUinpton street home.Kodak pictures of the group were made. Prizes In the games were given to Shirley Boose, Kay Howard and Kay Willis.The honoree was presented many nice gifts.Birthday cake and Ice cream wtre served to the following: Kay Howard. Mary Kay Wilson, Barbara Ann and Peggy Jo Knox, Shirley and Paula Boose. Kay Willis, Chad Lewis Horton. Jr.. Edwin Earl Loving, Franklin Duer^*ne WilUama. Mrs. Chad Horton, Mrs. E. F. Wil-The season'* outstandinghave searched the nation'svon these populardresses in a wide range omodels. We were sure of twould Want to pay andcheck on the quality. For cwear. Darks, solids, some iin fact all the latest ware here in this group.LadiesYou’re always well dressecLally one as smart theseIn tweeds, plaids, stripesMostly mannish tailored ihave lots of utility value itime when you are goingrange of sizes.22.50 andOther Suits $9.90—$1