The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 67, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 8, 1937 Page: 3 of 4
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 8,1957
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PAGE THBfcl
COURTS
FIFTEENTH dist. court
B. M. carter, JUDGE
New Suit* Filed
Maurice Garvin vs. Helen Garvin,
divorce.
GRAYSON COUNTY COURT-
JAKE J. loy, JUDGE
^ Complaint Filed
Jim Isom, charged with gaming.
Complaint Ditmitsed
1 R. J. Olsson, three charges of
threat to kill. Dismissed on motion
of district attorney.
Ken Worth am, charged with
ubusive language. Dismissed on
motion of district attorney.
Beer Docket
iL. D. Frazier, application to re-
tail beer at Denison.
J. Granville Williams, grunted
license to retail beer north of Sher
man.
M. C. Lasseter, granted license
to retail beer at 204 South Croc-
kett.
Sentence* Aliened
Charlie Cox of Denison, Tues-
day morning pleaded guilty to a
charge of theft and was sentenced
to 60 days in the county jail. Cox
was accused of taxing a $20 check
from Frank Noel.
Automobile Registrations
1 J. P. Chumbley, Sherman, Ford
coach.
Robert Dean, Sherman, Ford
coacfi.
Bne Kelley, Sherman, Ford
coach.
F. L. Stephenson, W'hitesboro
Ford coupe.
Kimbell Oil Mill, herman, Ford
pickup.
HOW WELL DO YOU
KNOW THE
|\|ORTH£AST^y ESTSOUTH
T
By Put Perry
• •
1.—Who was called "The Great
Chan of Literature?"
2.—According to figures com-
piled late Sunday afternoon by
Chicago statisticians, how were
deaths ofer the nation were re-
ported?
3.—Who is Samuel Adrian
Baugh?
i 4.—What are the exhibits be-
' #
THAT LITTLE GAME"
The Second Time
ing planned for Texas at the Gold-
en Gate International Exposition
at San Francisco and at the New
York World's Fair in 1939?
5.—What is the opinion of
coaches Stollenwerck and Mc-
Williams toward the training
condition of the Denison Yellow
Jackets compared with the Green
ville Lions?
0.—Wiio was elected worthy
advisor of the Denison Assembly J
of Rainbow Girls?
I 7.—Why are lightning strokes
of multiple character?
I 8.—The yuke marble in the ex-',
terior of Lincoln Memorial at
Washington, D. C. is from what
quarries? j
I 9.—Skeltoons of a large school
of six-inch fish trapped by some
unknown catastrophe milions of
years ago have been found where?
10.—-Which coutry has the
Jorgest birth rate of any country
in Europe?
Answers to the questions abovo
The Englih residents of Delhi,
India, were mwssacrd en masse in
1867.
> ARE YOU ONLY A •
HREE aUAHTER WIFE?
MEN, because t hey ere men.can
Dover understand a three-
quarter wife—a wife who Is all lovs
and kindness three weeks In a
month and a hell cat the rest of
the time.
Mo matter bow your back aches
—how your uervea scream—don't
take It out on your husband.
For three generations one woman
ba« told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydla E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound. It
helps Nature tone up the system,
thus lessening the discomforts (Tom
the functional disorders which
women must endure In tho three
ordeals of Ifo: 1. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
paring for motherhood. 3. Ap-
proacblng "middle age."
Don't be a three-quarter wife.
take LYDIA E. PINKtlAM'S '
VEGETABLE COMPOUND and
Uo "Hmiluig Through,"
The line "Whoever loved that «=
loved ot at first sight," written
bv Marlowe is qutod by Shakes-
peare in "As You Like It."
Keats asked that the following
inscription be placed on his grave:
"Hero lies one whose name was
writ In water."
Kidneys Must
Clean Out Acids
AMERICAS W ZtfitAK p
LEADER AT J
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Advertising in the Denison Press brings results
The only wry your body can. clran out
\ jSSSSHBnul i H
bey tubes or Altera, but beware of cheap.
Aclda ml irT. ^
blood la thru 9 million tin:
poisonous wastes ffom youi
- " , delicate Kld-
■ rare of cheap,
tlraatlc, Irritating drufa. If functional
Kidnuy or Bladder disorders make you
luffef from Getting Up Nights, Nervous-
ness, Leg Paine, Backaohe, Circles Under
Wyes. Dizziness, Kheumatic Palna, Acid-
ity, Burning, Smarting or Itching, don l
tnke chances. Oet the Doctor's guaran-
teed prescription called • Cyitex (Slaa-
Tex). Worka fast. Hare and aure. In 48
sours It, must bring rtew vitality, and li
guaranteed to fix you up In one week or
money back on return of empty package.
Cyatex costs only 9c e day at drugglatfl
and th* guarantee protects von ^
Paul, its <5o*wa be
a shame. To take
"Che money op fa
This £>AN6,
THEY'RE &ll GrtEEM.
IF THEY MAKE \T A
fatfusaed'limvt"
sNETt EACH GET A
man's sized wad.
YOO f>lT OPPOSITE
me and we'll. Hook
pe*\ comin' an' SOiNi
Its <3ONNA BE EASY,
i hate -to -do it
dont take a so
HARD, BROTHER
Too'll BE CRYin''||
IN A MiNOTE,
I AlKY MKE VoiK
I'll TAKE MONEY
OF FA CHILD Uf)TH
THE colic . ii
I'll TAXE
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PANTS, SH\R-C5,
collar Buttons
an' Rl6HT EYES.
i>o too trtlnk
vNE OoOHTA
take a basket
H©LY SMOKES.
THAT WAS A FiHE
6AN<=> OF WOLVES |
TOO STEERED
ME INTO*
tso YOO REALIZE I
THAT I AlMr
EVEN GOV <
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thought tOO ,
SAID THEY VNERE I
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\ didnt even have
openers, once.
look what they wei?
gettin'.- *fours"
an" everything.
and our Bluffs
t>iont go.
t know a
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borrow
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will bo
page.
found on the classified
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day. The guarantee protects you.
1
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HOW OFTEN CAM YOU
KISS AND MAKE UP?
PEW husbands can understand
why a wife should turn (torn a
pleasant companion Into a shrew
for one whole week in every month.
You can Bay "I'm sorry" and
Idas and make up easier before
marriage than after. Be wise. If you
want to hold your husband, you
won't be a three-quarter wife.
For three generations one woman
has told another how to go "smil-
ing through" with Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound. It
helps Nature tone up the system,
thua lessening the discomforts from
the functional disorders which
women must endure in the three
ordeals of life: 1. Turning from
girlhood to womanhood. 2. Pre-
paring for motherhood. 3. Ap-
proaching "middle age."
Don't bo a three-quarter wife,
take LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND ana
Go "Smiling Through."
i
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( f What Has Gonb Before :
Stephen Dallas, alone in the
world, marries the beautiful but
untutored. Stella. After their
daughter Laurel is born, Stephen
is driven to leave his home by
Stella's crude tastes and her
fondness for the company of Ed
Munn, race-track habitue. Years
later, a thriving businessman, he
meets Helen Morrison, his early
love, now a beautiful widow.
Meanwhile Laurel, grown up to
be a lovely young girl, divides
her time between her estranged
parents, but her mother, who
lavishes all her affection on her,
comes first. Stephen, wishing to
marry Helen, asks Stella for a
divorce, but in vain. Stephen,
who I'as introduced Laurel to the
• Morrisons, sends her and Stella
I to a fashionable summer hotel
where young Richard Qrosvenor
' falls in love with her. But Stella
disgraces her daughter by dres-
sing loudly and acting with
absurd elegance.
SNOODL.ES
(M HUNTIN
\W/ICP ANlMULES
(N AFCWCV
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By Cy Hungerford
"1
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MV UOM
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CAT.
Chapter Six
, When Stella returned to their
fiotel suite, she found Laurel fran-
tically packing.
"Why, Lollie—! What on earth!"
i "Mother, we're going home!"
' Stella was at a loss what to make
cf it. Had Laurel had a quarrel
jvith her "young man"? She would
L'ix that, she announced lightly. She
|vould Invite the Grosvenors to din-
' might marry.'All this she was wlVi
ling to do, she told Helen haltingljl
and with obvious agony, In order|
that she might be relieved of that
"burden" of caring further for
Laurel.
Helen was profoundly touched!
Herself a mother, she saw through!
Stella's aelf-effacing pretense and#
recognized the tremendous sacri-l
fice this woman was making sot
that the daughter who was all she/
had loved in the world might!
have the advantages which Ilelenj
could give her.
"Please — Mrs. — Stella.. .Please'
—I didn't know anyone could be so)
unselfish—" was all she could sayV
• • •
And so Laurel went to live wit <
the Morrisons — just for a visi.I
Stella told her, for she knew thai
Laurel would never consent td
leave her permanently. And she war
right; for as soon as Laurel waa ln4
formed by Stephen and Helen thatj
her home was henceforth to bcl
with them, she rebelled, and fledi
back to Stella, heartsick with the]
knowledge that her mother had,;
after all, heard those disdainfull
voices on the train.
But Stella had cast her die, anrj]
was prepared to stand by the sac*
rifice she had made. She was noif
surprised to receive Helen's wanH
ing telegram that her daughter was]
coming back to her; and she quick-
ly made her preparations. Wheni
Laurel burst into the little house,
aglow with love and Joy at seeing
her mother again, she found 8
strange Stella — a Stella loudly and
"ITS A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DONT WEAKE N"
By Jack Rabbit
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MARRIED ANOTHER
FEV-UArt 5O\JOST
Toov<. tHE ADWir.i:
OF Hi FR4EUDS
V DROPPED
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Charles McManus
^DOROTHY PARNIT
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Laurel's wedding was the social event of the season.
ter, as though nothing had hap-
pened. and "clear the atmosphere.
,'ihc picked up the telephone — but
Laurel, with a cry of horror, made
'her put it down, and brought home
•to her the realization that there was
'something much more serious than
|a mere lovers' quarrel. And at last
Htella submitted.
But Laurel, in seeking refuge for
lerself and her unhappy mother
n'rom public disgrace a id shame,
was to find that they had only leapt
rom one cauldron of misery into
rvnother. That night, as they lay in
heir Pullman berths waiting for
.he train to start — Stella in the
ower and Laurel above her — they
Aeard excited young voices from
the adjoining drawing room.
"Did you see that funny looking
woman this afternoon?.. .No — but
Joan told me...If you didn't see
;ier she can't be described.. .Dresses
ap to here.. .Paint an inch thick...
An V <'o you know who she was?
L < .21 Dalles' mother/...1 bet
Uaurel won't be wearing Dick Gros-
enor's frat pin very long..."
Tenor giijipcd Laurel's heart —
ot for herself, but for her mother
^st she had heard. SStoalthily the
irl looltod down over the edge of
or berth. But Stella's eyes were
,ght shut — for, having heard the
.viUcrlng young thinr;;: spreading
er ignominy, and realized for tho
irst time vhat she had done to
r do tighter, r.ho quickly feigned
ecp to hide her suffering from
,ucrel. And Laurel cllmbsd down
o Cue lower berth to end He In her
irtoilio'.'a arms—and botU lay tliare,
each with her secret tears v.;olung
out for the otVier.
• •
Mrs. Stephen Da'las was exiling
ri Mrs. Helen Morrison ot tho lat-
palp.tlai home. It was a meet-
nr that Helen drended; but she
ftound Stella a1! humility and good
:wii". C
Bvalln. It aet).jn, had changed
ler mind about Laurel. The girl
ivas (irowing uo, whs becoming a
neater responsibility than she car-
d to have. So Stella would be g! id
[ o let hf r daughter make her home
t lermanontly with Helen; and fur-
fhermore, shs would given Stephen
Jll djvoran so th%t 5. arA ii.len
flashily gotten up, playing and sing-
ing coarse jazz tunes on the piano; i
a Stella who seemed scarcely to;
have time to notice her daughter. I
It was a heart-breaking bit of]
play-acting, but Stella went through 1
with it. i
Laurel was horrified, then repel-1
led. And when Stella jauntily an- ,
nounced that she had been "step-i
pin' out" with Ed Munn again, and,
that he was coming over that r.lght„'
Laurel could bear no more. Con-'
vinced that her mother was a com-l
pletely changed woman, Laurel left?
her for the last time — to return!
gratefully to the sanctuary of herj
father and Helen. And she never I
knew how bitterly Stella Dallas!
sobbed out her heart when heri
daughter went away forever. .
« •
Sad months passed by bufore;
T^aurel recovered from that shock.
But, helped by the tender solicitude |
of the Morrison family and dlstract-t
ed from her sorrow by the attr .o-1
tive people she came to know, she]
became in time her natural sweet .'
bubbling, joyful self. Stephru
the meantime had quietly married,
Helen, his first love: and in du 1
coursc of time tho society column '
carried the announcement thai
Laurel Dallas, the recent debutant* I
had become cngnpred to Rlehai I
Grosvenor. j
The wedding was one ot tl I
events of the social season.
Stephen and Helen, au well e«
the young bridegroom, it was
occasion of unalloyed liapplnt
and it was happiness too, t
only with n passing sigh of regr. i
for the mother she hud so ML-ai !
!ovcd, for Laurel. But Ron ■ of ' ;
knew, nor ever could knew, of ;h •
worn, Bhabby figure that mo.ju «
side in the drizi'.llng rain ni'i.;
watehed the beautiful voung coiuiM
seal their compact with a kiss —
vntched with a joyful glow on lie.t
face and with happiness In he |
heart that would warm her through
all the chilly years to come. F< 4
now in truth triumph had c<>m« tj
Stella DallM.
THE IX i"D.
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