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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
8
A new iced Pineapple cup from crushed canned pineapple appears as a cooling afternoon refreshment. It joins breakfast fruit and dinner courses while nutritional studies praise pineapple vitamins A B C and minerals. The passage notes digestion aid and anemia prevention, and links Hawaii’s pineapple to America’s cultural exports.
Mrs A M Crow of Cuningham Kansas is the guest of her daughter Mrs E S James this week. Baptist church young people rode to Pecos last Thursday to Rev Ira Harrison's home for a delightful evening with games on the lawn. Virginia Garrett and Miss Yarbrough drove to Barstow Sunday for a swimming party north of town. W A West and Mr and Mrs Fred Matson are in Brownwood on business.
Mrs Lockhausen hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge party at her home with many friends enjoying the event from 3 to 6. Also notes moved residents: Cecil Cannon family relocated to Brownwood. J H Hutchinson and Terrell family at local ranch. Bernal Slight visiting Terrells. a reward offered for lost auto title and stock worth ten dollars with contact directions in Monahans and Long Beach.
Miss Ruth Tangye spent a week end in Kermit with friends and relatives. The Fidelis class was entertained at teacher Mrs. Andrews home on Monday afternoon inviting all young married women to join next Sunday's class. Ruth Tangye and Mr. Tyler attended Rex Theatre in Wink Sunday evening. Earl Houx and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moore enjoyed a Balmorhea trip Sunday. Mrs. Bill Joyce and two children visited Balmorhea relatives. Charlie Dyer was a guest of Mr and Mrs W O Pigman Saturday. Mrs. Joe T. Ragsdale in Dallas reports E J Ragsdale recovering well and nearing home. Barclay Andrews has returned to Onahans to work at Nifty Thrifty Grocery.
Miss Tubb visits father in Alpine while local families like the Andrews in Lubbock and Stanfields travel to Big Spring and McElroy relatives host in Monahans. Community adage on loyalty highlights merchants’ hopes for customer needs and courteous service benefiting the home city.
Miss Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota says Kruschen Salts helped her lose over 40 pounds in a year under a doctor's plan. The ad touts daily morning use, health benefits, and a money back guarantee.
Dr O J Bryan spoke at the Orient Rotary Thursday noon detailing snakebite care. He urged immediate incision and suction as core first aid, with anti venom serum as an adjunct, and warned against old superstition remedies. The Pecos Enterprise notes Pecos as in snake country and reports attentive club members.
Miss Virginia Maxwell 18 of Wink, a brunette, won the Miss Southwest Texas title at the Midland Revue held in the Yucca The atre. She will compete for Miss Queen of the West at Roswell, N M, with Odessa’s Helen Allen and Natalie Baines placing second and third.
Malcolm Hill's mother Mrs Fox and her husband Mr Fox of Los Angeles visited Monahans last Friday. Mrs Liedecker and daughter Polly Ann were there last Thursday. Earl Estes is working in Crane for a few weeks. Commissioner Earl West and James Tripp made a business trip to Grand Falls last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Theo Andrews took a short trip to Toyah last week. W T Tripp and son James and Orval Garrison enjoyed a fishing trip at Balmorhea last Friday and Saturday.
NEW YORK Aggressive concerns expand business through advertising despite poor conditions. Advertising counsel A W Diller told bankers that 1933 can be good for advertising if firms stay in business, build public confidence, and actively seek new customers. He noted people will read ads that interest them and urged outward effort.
The text urges careful consideration of advertising retrenchment to avoid gaps in continuity. It cautions against turning ads off and on like a faucet, noting that advertising does not act instantaneously and temporary conditions should not erode the ongoing program.
A local column praises merchants who view customers as friends not names. It notes Miss Willie Mae Casey visiting Midalnd and Miss aye Halley from Wink visiting friends. The piece stresses up to date merchants display conscience and city boosters keep pace with growth.
Community leaders praise residents for selfless service to the city and urge loyalty to local merchants. They warn the only way to save money is by buying where value is best and fairness calls for every citizen to back hometown shops.
A brief note notes that supplying shoddy merchandise damages reputation and hurts customer relationships, leaving merchants with fewer allies and less trust in their enterprise.
The ad asserts that many remedies do not affect the liver and that only two substances boost bile production. It promotes Sargon Soft Mass Pills as delivering stronger health, better digestion, and renewed color, claiming a 30 day treatment costs 60 cents at druggists or via G F Willis Inc Atlanta GA.
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