The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 250, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 22, 1935 Page: 2 of 4
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Till GRAHAM MAILT
T3Ae
rahum &)a//y
Steporter
GMO. T. SPEARS. Jr..
1 rewnved anything like adequate
study. Alternative type* of old-ag*
penriona ought to ke considered.
Noth inf has yet been done, again, | _
about amending the major defects' 8TRHBT BAPTIST CHURCH
of the unompli vment Insurance : Sunday School 8:46; Preaching
_______ plan as it stands It still does not ( U*°- * T U 7:S°: Preachinf
__■ i provide that the workers shall con- 8.30. Laymans Meeting 2:80 p. m
Entered as second -Class mail mat- tribute toward their own inaur- ■ 7"h‘" ^ev*v*1 Continues with in.
r at the pestoffice in Graham, ance, in sipte of the convincing ar- I creased attendance and intereat.
of Congress of gumcntr for this practice and the , Subject for this evening’s ines-
' fact that it prevails in virtually ^ Wise ecision. ’
— f everv such system abroad. And it Sunday morning message “Con-
I still.' for no good reason that it <iuerin* Through Faith.” Evening
would be possible to Gnnk of, le- Message “Hiding From God
Texas, under act
March 3. 1879. ^
Published Every Afternoon
Except Sunday
Office of Publication 600 Oak Street, vies a 3 per cen* tax on the total
Texaa pay rolls of employers, instead <»f
______,__—---merely on that part which is paid
Any erroneous reflection upon the (0 workprs actually covered by the
character of any person or firm jnru arc* benefits,
appearing in these columns will be — . . , q— —,----
gladly snd promptly corrected upon
being brought to the attention of the
management.
The Graham Daily Reporter in-
vites communications for publication
ROVING RAMBLER
(LELA MOO^E WILLHITE)
DREAMING
when subject is of general interest, ^ )imp , drempt j saw
and if it is not abusive or of a gwt,e. dream, may it come to pass,
personal nature. All such eommum- ey(?s are blue as tbe sky abovf
cations must carry the' author’s aig- H(>r chetks as fr„h at the dewy
nature—not necessarily for puiV-ca- trass.
tion, but a. ,mdira-ion of good faith. Sw^. ^ s(,uK s„ ki-(1 is -he.
The 1 ,a» ility of The Graham Daily Dimples that nature lent to her
Reporter and' of its publisher! for Fansicating elusive joy to me.
any error in any advertisement is Alluereing beauty of mind prefer,
limited to the cost of such adver Possessed of <iualitys all s0 rare attend,
tisement Of mind, of body and of .the soul j
. - Never was found maiden more fair
All Cards of Thanks, Obituaries, Never created another to this
and like notices are charged for at mold,
half the regular rates. i V -
The evening Message will tie fol-
lowed with a baptismal service.
Special music with each service
J. P. Stevenson, Pastor,
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FIRSl'CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Lee Clark, Minister
3:45 A. M. Bible School — T. C.
Butler Superintendent.
10:50 A. M. Lord’s Supper—Eiders.
H:05 A. M. Sermon —- Subject:
The Tests of Church Efficiency,
my life Special music.
7:00 P. M. Junior Endeavor.
7:00 P. M. Entemiediate Endea-!
vor.
8:15 P. M. Sermon—Subject: Per-]
sonal Christianity. Special Music.
Wednesday, June “0, Prayer Meet-
ing at 8:15 P. M. Choir practice
at 9 P. M. Cordial invitation to
WASTIN’ TEAR
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School at 9:45. Preaching
at It A. M. and at 8 P. M The
pastor will preach at both services.
Subscription Rates
NEW WAYS
1 Year ...
6 Month?
1 M onth
ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE
GIVEN UPON APPLICATION.
$5.80 Wonder why I’m always wrong
$'.’.75 \0 matter what I do?
.. .50 Pmhap* it's because 1 always
try not the old way but a new.
What’s the fun of always doing
the same way every time,
Pont see why changing things
Flpworth League meets at 7 p. m. distinct 'surprise when we learned used
PRECIOUS CARGO
Should I ever tire
idle ways,
I'll uninvent this thing that’s
toiled away the days.
of such '— —
Get The
News Daily in The
REPORTER
When thought is given to the
fact that 7,000 school busses are
operating daily through the school
year in Indiana, and that they tra-
v?rs- 200,00.. miles of highway. WeM he" Tired of playing,
each day hauling 306.000 children only *haw> the narne!
to ami from their schools, sober ()ay j aha„ invent a thinjr
minded folks must be amazed at ^ work- ajW pIa>.
the hazards run. Then I’ll jy?t lie ahd dream
Fathers and mothers of these tbe day« away.
chi'dren will surely approve the
new law which sets up a board t
draw safety specifications for school
busses. Th s board, including the
sta'e director of afety. state di-
lector of public heal h. state sup- .
erintendent of public instruction,
stale motor vehicle director, anti
the lieute-ant '.govern y, already has
ac‘eo.
School busses purchased from n >w
cn must be of stetl bodies suft -
ciently strong to sustain the weight
t.f the wh'dc t uck if ove: to n.d. ■
They mus' have emergency doors
and shatter-proof glass, and mast j
have proper vent latum. Drivers are
tapuired to pass health examina-
tiors. The law insists that t. !
school busses must conform to
. these ■ standards by Sept mior 1. 1
JMn.— Pulaski C jn'y Democrat.
Minamach, Indiana,
^ '.'wH , *__.. - ■
r THE StK’I.V 1. SECURITY BIU..
New York T me?: Tbe Senate 1
Seems to, be on the verge of debating
only perfunctorily Jand passing i
quickly the full social security bill
already passed -by the House. If [
eeenis almost too late to b.pe tba.
a meas.'e of so sweeping a nature j
will rece. e
itudy it reserves,
splitting it into
parts is a strong >
viously be desirable to break it in-
to at least three separate mes-
ure? — one providing for immediate
aid-age assistance and Federal ccn-
tributions for maternal and chdd
aid, a second providing for umr.)-
ployment i'suranrc. ar.d fhe third
Our church is cool, come and enjoy that the following contributions arc rust, floor coverings, lubricants. [ The fact that modern engineer-
these services. The League meets 'f*de by the farmer for manufac- Cattle—7,500,000 square feet of ing methods have made it posaiMe
at the Park. turing Ford cars: leather from 30,o00 cattle for up- ' to go down more than two miles
--o-— „ From the fields: holstery and hide glues. Cattle also beneath the earth’s surface foro-
The Ford Csr Cotton 69,000,000 pounds from supply raw material for milk- case- shadows at least two possible in-
11 rpi ^ 43,000 acres for upholstery, brake t in glues, greases and glycerine. . dustrial developments of importance.
— Ana I ne r armer linings, timing gears, safety glass. Hogs—20,000 will be used to ; Previous dire predictions that the
... , , Carrol ton (Ga.) Times: We had Corn -500,000 bushels, the har- i supply the lard oil for lubricants, world’s petroleum supply will b«
*0U v :UC *n \ U,u n0t t,,0"Kht a,K)ut there being any Vest of 11,280 acres, for rubb-r mb-' oleic acid, and bristle* for brushes.' exhausted In a comparatively brief
,n W" sPecial P“rt ,h“< lht‘ former play- stitute, buytl alcohol, solvent*. Goats—350,000 pounds of mohai- space of time take on leas serious
ed in the manufacture of Ford cars. Flax—2,400,1100 pounds of linsec 1 from 87,500 goats for making pile aspect in view of the vast ra-
Indeed, we had no even thought oil—yield of J7.500 acre? — fat fabric.
Tl A LViE'iPii i rko p*‘nts’ cor' °n’ soft soap- rly'
(LASMmEI) ADS cer,nr
You think that in werk there
should be no fun?
Though if work were play and
play work we’d sooner he done.
But if work were play and play
work, guess it would be the same
tw i'U Id
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.—Mamie Ross Peach-
es. ready now any day at Cox Fruit
Farm, Newcastle. 253p
f »
Sugar Cane—2,500,OiK) gallons of Record Depth
mola-ses from 12,500 acres of cam- ! Ill Search FOT Oil
for anti-freeze. shuck absorber
fluids, solvent*.
From the pastures:
Sheeip—3,200,000 pounds of wool
The deepest hcic in the world
sources which are expected to be-
come available as a result of the
new deep-well drilling.
Petroleum producers expect to
find their greatest supply of “black
gold” at a depth of from 12JIOO
to 14,000 fee*.-Ex.
wanted
is an oil well being drilled in Up- ^ h n^s.fieda #or results,
ton county in western Texas which
Waned to 1st vour -property f< i
sale, traue or exchange, if price.:
':ght — Grahsn. insirrence Agency
2tf. !
H1..H1 t o ' IkUi r 1 I Out pt'T-t a d<
! to tittdc residence proper* >
| In Graham for arood car.—Grahan
1 Insrrance Agency. 2tlc.
SEATTLE . Mirh M irr C. Duffy
(aliove). of Nt-inrrk, N. J., is to
open the Catholic Daughters of
America international convention
the close and careful ; here July l*t. She is Supreme Regent
The case f r i of the order, the largest Catholic
it? cor.stiyurnSs I women’s organization in the world- .
DC It would oil- I
PITTSBURGH . . . They said any
body who could break 300 for 72
holee over the Oakmont course bore
would win tbe National Op<n Golf
crown for 1935. Sam Parks, ^r., 20
(above), shot 299 and won, upset
!ting a great field of stars. Parks was
captain of U. of P. golf team.
providing for permanent old-age in-
Mr-X \
•rnianr*., Oniy aflr
r such a diviMi'ir.
’• tcs-’H <orb '.r rir
tex ij*Iy t} ra-
reive ruff cirtnt c
f»n-’titration, n * \
t.i be v> ted uje n
fes its merits *-
/
*crve
.
• Tht vhi!* con’ributory old-air?
pension fth'm” in partictf'.ir J -yi'
• to be postpond a'd turned over U)
ar exp .? cor ■-;> »r for -t. ly As
it s‘:u 1: it mpt •’ * gra-tvs.jy
' ;1L- nn *,n" employers-
• " 1c ' yf1........
ten year?, it has been estimated,
s .8 SIM le « l.fl ; '*> I-*
l«>ni) a year. This m itself, would
uocn a"_ p)j|dcd Is- Kurd n qexl
to nearly, half <f 'he existing to-
tal Ftdwal tax burden. Further, it
would result, it ha* bten calculat-
r in the accumuatkm of ua evunt-
nal re-erv* fund of ‘he Immense
total of 832,000.00<*.,)00_ (bilpcn*).
Tile problem of ma-aging such a
i eserve fund, and ita possible social
•nd economic effects have not yet
FOR SALE
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-~a« aai—wa^^—w—————g——aa——j—rt—
-Several Modern Five Room Dwellings
SmaM Cottages
Rusiriiess Property
Vacant Lots •
TERMS IF DESIRED
LDt You Prr r prtv W ith Us.
Graham Insurance
Agency
OBIEDODD, Owner.
Office ?r»nne 2<>2 Heaidencc Phone 412.
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have you heard that story?- More than once, we will bet a hat. And
if you aSk the woman who “dreads shopping” jast why she does so,
you will usually hear something like thi»c
“It takes so much time! I start out and look and look and look . . .
and by the time I’ve found what 1 want 1 am dead on my feet- AH In,
«tv dear. I mean I actually am!”
You can do a friend like that a real service. Ask h^r if she roads
the advertisements. Possibly she will look surprised and say, “Not
very often. What has that to do with it?”
Tell her how yon hrfve your mind all made up before you hang the
market basket over your arm .... how you are able to save steps,
budget your expenditures neatly, get what you want — and all with
a minimum of time ard effort. Simply because you have the news of
the shopping world at your finger lips all the time, by reading the ad-
vertisements every day.
Advertisements Are News, Vital, Practical News.
News You Need To Keep (j>n Tap
Read The Advertisements Every Day
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The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 250, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 22, 1935, newspaper, June 22, 1935; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1034859/m1/2/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.