Plans Complete For David Basketeers Clash At Quail
Plans are complete for a major basketball attraction in this section as the House of David pro team meets Quail State A. A. U. champions at Quail High School gym on Wednesday December 28 at eight. Manager George H. Johnson leads a nationally touring squad of ex college stars and Benton Harbor alumni with a strong win record. Tickets sold quickly with most of two hundred seats reserved. limited seating and temporary stands will be added. Tickets available at Quail High School and County Superintendent in Wellington. Johnson is a longtime baseball umpire and brother of Ernie Johnson, noted scout for the Boston Red Sox. He is regarded by writers as one of the top officials in the game.
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House of David
Quail State
A. A.U
Quail High School
George H. Johnson
Middlewest
Far West
Pacific Coast
Excollege
House of David Colony
Benton Harbor
Mich
Carl Chaudoin
Ernie Johnson
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
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Tweed Topper ketball Coach Praises Comedic Stunts
Mr Johnson comments on a fast set of ball handlers and a strong return from last season. He says fans will enjoy the comedy stunts during games and that critics call the team the best in years, with the same players back to represent the squad.
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Johnson
New iodine antiseptic reduces iodine and alcohol
The American Druggist notes a new iodine antiseptic that is as effective as existing varieties but uses less iodine and alcohol and does not sting.
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American Druggist Magazine
How to Choose and Roast a Thanksgiving Turkey
Practical guidance from poultry specialists on selecting a young turkey, judging quality, and determining size for guests. Steps cover roasting methods, pan choices, temperature, and timing with tips on turning, basting, and judging doneness by juices and tenderness.
Chicago organist sues wife for cruelty in divorce
Robert Herrick, organist in a Chicago hotel, sued his wife for divorce on cruelty grounds. He alleged she pulled out all the organ stops during his playing. George Durkee of Elgin, weary of repair after a crash, placed fence posts on hinges so the fence falls with little damage.
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Robert Herrick
Chicago
George Durkee
Elgin
Cara
Plan On Making Farm Adjustment in Texas
College Station. W E Morgan, economist from Texas A and M College Extension Service, warns of a hard agricultural adjustment for Texas. He cites low 1939 40 wheat prices and a persistent cotton surplus with poor staple quality, urging early planning for economic structural adjustment to meet ongoing farm challenges.
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College Station
Texas
W. E. Morgan
Texas A. and
M. College Etension Service
Morgan
United States
AAA
Morfan
Houselog notes church visit and weekend social links
Rev S T Greenwood held services for a well attended weekend program, with a Saturday night shower. Local residents visited families including the Roberts, Lewis, Simpson, and Garrett households. Recital attendees from Wellington and Shamrock were noted along with weekend visitors and dinners.
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S. T. Greenwood
Shipleys and Lindleys Attend Wellington Services
Mr. and Mrs. A C Shipley and family and Mr. and Mrs. H E Lindley and family of near Wellington attended services here Saturday night.
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A. C. Shipley
H. E. Lindley
Wellington
Nowlins Attend Uncle's Funeral in Greenville
Mr and Mrs A G Nowlin left Tuesday for Greenville after word of the death of Mrs Nowlin's uncle C M Portwood. The funeral will be held Wednesday in Greenville. Mrs Gerald Tweatt of Antarillo accompanied the Nowlins to Greenville.
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A. GL. Nowlin
Greenville
Young Siren statue wins prize in garden ornament design
The carved stone figure titled Young Siren depicting a child riding a fish was designed by Miss Pernatrick of Baltimore as a garden ornament and received a cash prize.
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Miss Pernatrick
Baltimore
Austrian chemist unveils matches lightable six hundred times
An Austrian inventive chemist has developed matches capable of being lit about 600 times. The breakthrough promises longer lasting utility and could impact daily use and emergency preparedness.
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Shamrock
Bill Smith
Robert Karnes
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Nellie Mae Karnes
James Garrett
Buck Creek
C. W. Roberts
Dale
Bob Stephenson
M. C. Pigg
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Gene Thompson Wind
Lillie
Nowlins
Uncle
Bryan Denley
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Land of the Free
Home of the Brave
J.C. Wooldridge Company
R. Pinkston
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