The Hood County Tablet from Granbury, Texas • Page 4

TUB HOOD COUNTY 1 ABLET iflamh About ftpab (Emmtit, (tablet v. Printed and published every Thursday at Granbury, Texas day cake with eighty small can dies. Mrs. Ryleejs exceptionally agtive for a woman of her age, ana1 every year she looks forward to leading the old soldiers' and settlers' Reunion parade mounted on a spirited horse. Her many friends wish her many more happy birthdays.

Entered a mul clam matter February 6, 19 IS. at the post office at Granbury, Texas, under the Actof March 3. lxf9. noon. December 1st, when her mother, Mrs.

Martin entertained with a party in her honor. After outdoor games, the little guests went inside for refreshments including a beautiful birthday cake. Favors were little china animals. Those present were Shirley and Harold Dean Porter, George Lynn Martin, Billy Jack Keith, Barbara McKown, Diane Mrs. Archer Entertained Bridge Club Friday Mrs.

Joe Archer entertained the members of the Bridge Ciub Friday afternoon at her borne. Mrs. Rex Vance won the high score prize and Mrs. C. G.

Mas-terson the cut. Others present were Mesdames Nan Swofford, K. B. Crite.s, G. N.

Lancaster. Jack Gordon, C. A. Munch. Fort Keith, Jimmy Hale, Fred Miller, G.

W. Hisson and Jack Clark. yASSCOATlON Crawford, Marlene Tompkins, jjacquie May Durham, Glen Eve A. 11. CRAM'IXJRI) EDITOR AND OWNER We're Looking for You At the Mambrino school house Friday Dight, with a well-filled box.

A gala time is promised all who attend the box supper for the benefit of the school. The Stork Delivered An eight pound son to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ilarion Collins, of the Cottonwood Wednesday morning. ADVERTISING RATES: MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION lyn Van Zandt, Beverly Hawes of Dallas, cousin of Jeanette; La Nelle Enochs.

Rosemary Wal thall, Dannie Harris and Edwin Dabney. Also present for the occasion were the honoree's grandmother, Mrs. Roger Du Val, and tier aunt. Mrs. Hawes, both of Dallas.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: SI 00 per year. per year. In Hood "ounty Outsid" the County Housewarming for Mrs. spent Sunday in Strawn with Garland Williams. TO AVOID CRITICISM: SAY NOTHING DO NOTHING BE NOTHING Gifts That Last James W.

Adams, local will preach at VVaples afternoon at three o'clock. Caskey Friday Afternoon The members of the Friday Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. Joe Enochs Friday afternoon, then went in a group to the home of Mrs. Jack Caskey for a housewarming in her new home. She received many at tractive gifts, many of them carrying out the red and white colors which decorate her kitchen.

A number of other guests called Methodist YV.M.S.Installed Officers Monday Afternoon The recently elected officers of the W. M. S. of the Methodist Church were installed at the meeting of the -organization, Monday afternoon at the church. Following this a World Outlook program was presented.

Give Jpltftflni for Xmas MAMBRINQ Sural ana Jfcramtal Mrs. 8. L. Kight of Dublin visited Mrs. Nan Swuffor'd over the weekend.

Clayton Morrison and wife have been visiting hia parents, J. W. during t(fe afternoon. The af Morrison and wife this week. Celebrates Birthday fair was surprise4 to Mrs.

Caskey. Alyin Wolfenberger and wife Jim, MnlUns, of Shreveport. spent the weekend with his grandmother, Mrs. N. Mullins.

FAY BURTON, Jeweler East Side Square, Cleburne Mrs. J. D. (Aunt Sadie) Rylee had as their guest her mother, Mrs. Bauker, of Weatherford.

Jeanette Martin Celebrated Mrs. Harold. Hay worth visited Fifth Birthday Thursday her mother, Mrs. Mark Arm celebsated her eightieth' birthday Sunday quietly in her home1 in the "ast part of town. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs.

JLro'd Rylee. pr. rented her with a birth Mrs F. -ichstetter of Dallas spent the weekend with her mother. B.

W. Morris. strong, of Neri. jeanette Martin celebrated her fifth birthday l.y aftt-r Miss Eunice Purseiley is ming-her sister-in-law, Mrs. Trey Mitt :7 A- jw-'ta' vLt Purselley.

who lias undergone hh appendicitis.operation in Cook's hospital in Cleburne. Singing was well attended last Mr. and T. J. Price of Cleburn- -we weekend visitors in the bom of their son, Bruce Price and l.imiiy.

W. B. Dmiels transacted business in Fo't Worth over the "'fat weekend. Sunday night. Mike Pevelerand John Baccus, of Fairview, and Miss Fay ScarbrbURh.

of Gran-bury, were welcome visitors. There will be a box supper and a short program here on Friday night. The proceeds go to the school. The public is invited. Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Bisson spent the weekend in Dallas. Mrs.

Cod Martin and Mrs. flEHf TGLEPE300E SVSTEtT) C. Morris spent Friday in Fort Thanks Worth. Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Butler have vyw.f,'-v.;,,: In Service 1 I returned from Colorado Springs, their, daughter Ruby re The kind expressions of sympathy from so many friends on the passing of our loved one are more deeply appreciated than mere words can express. We thank each and every one of you for the kindness shown us. J.

H. Baker and Family. maining in Colorado to spend Christmas. Mr. and Mrs.

Sherman Behel er and little daughter, of Fort forth, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Sears of Cresson, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs Al ford Peveler. PALACE THEATRE Harley Cherry and family returned to Granbury Monday to make their home after having been in Alvarado for several months.

L. T. Jones and son Creswell, and Mr. Meyer of Sherman, were weekend jests in the L. D.

Shoemaker home. Mrs. Pat Henry of Oklahoma City, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. William Kugle, returned to her home Wednesday. lift the receiver, a light signals the operator, and her answering "Number, please?" comes to you more quickly than ever.

Another light signals her when the person you are calling has answered. Return the receiver to the hook, and again a light tells the operator that the conversation is finished, and your line is open for another call. You do not have to turn the crank to signal the operator when you want to call; nor is a "ring-off" necessary. New Telephones Installers are now replacing present telephones with new "common battery" instruments, which require neither batteries nor a crank for operation. Your telephone service is continuing under the local staff of operators, with Ruth Marie Wilson in charge.

We are proud of the new system and we feel certain that you will be pleased with the improved service it enables us to give youi GRANBURY'S new telephone system went in service at noon last Friday. When you lift your receiver to call, the operator's "Number, please?" now comes to you from the new switchboard at the telephone office. There was no interruption in service when the "cut-over" was made from the old system to the new. Due to careful planning and coordination, the "cut-over" was a matter of a few seconds. Friday morning, crews of operators and workmen were stationed at both the old and the new switchboards.

When the old switchboard was momentarily free of calls, the "cut-over" signal was given. The connections to the old switchboard were broken expert installers "cut" the new flashlight board into service operators slipped into place before the new board, eyes alert for the first flashing signal light and Granbury's new telephone system went into operation. Lights Signal Operators You now receive faster and more accurate service over the new system. The instant you Mr. and Mrs.

Wrilliam Deitrich of Cleburne were Sunday guests In the C. H. Ward borne. i Mesdames Earl Cogdell and flH. Bencini have returned from a week's visit in Houston.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY Cassidy and his pals in "In Old Mexico" with William Boyd, George Hayes Russel Haydon Saturday Midnight Show Thanks for the Memory With Bob Hope, Shirley Ross Charles Butterworth Sunday and Monday "Sonja Henie" in "My Lucky Star" With Richard Greene, Joan Davis Besar Romero, Buddy Ebsen TUESDAY BUCK NITE Jack Gordon of the Fort Worth Press names this in the ten best for 1938. The Rage of Paris with Danielle Darrieux, Douglas Fairbanks, Mischa Auer Wednesday and Thursday Joan Crawford, Melvin Douglas Margaret Sullavan, Robert Young, Fay Bainter The Shining Hour Mr. and David W. Crockett and eons, David and Donald, were guests in the home of A. W.

Crocket Sunday afternoon. T. M. Leake, of Kilgore. was a guest in tlys home of A.

W. Crockett. Suaday. Mrs. Leake, who has been spending the week with her father, returned home with him.

D. E. DANIEL Manager TT7 Air. uu uiia, i. it uumu auu son of Fort Worth visited in the Lee Clyatt home Saturday.

SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY, Mr. and Mrs. S. wTWilliams and Mr. and Mrs.

Pres Williams.