The Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 183, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1939 Page: 3 of 14
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Society-Club
ilma VcMurtrey to
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Dewey, Vaandenberg, Nose to Nose
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FINAL YELLOW
Truett Ponder became sports edi-
tor. Bell la associated with the Bul-
letin* a porta drpurtraanl.
Alvle Btraaner, Jr . ha* been buai
nee* manager during the put yeetr
He hu been uelated by Daugtki
Jones m assistant buklnm* manager
W C, Moffett nod Joe Roach a* ef-
culetlon manager* *ond Lurlim- l'r»
m om<^- .uutalm. .• m
75 PRESENT FOR
BROTHERHOOD
MEET TH
JACKET FOR
TERM ISSUED
June Wedding
MIS3 HELEN BURT,
Society Editor,
Phone 22
The leat edition of the Yellow
Jacket. Howard Paytte pollen* week-
ly newepgper, for the iimh-m school
year w*a published thla week.
BIx member* of the publication
ataff will be graduated next week.
They put A] Hicka. aaaoclate and
newa editor} Hal Cherry, feature
edlto; Ruby Louie* Bishop eoclety
editor; Orornr Bmuui, rellftoua
The erven»y-five men auettding
the Brown county Baptlet brother-
hood meetine i*at night at the Cog-
fin Avenue Baptlet chureh heard
Rev basil* A Boone, paator of the
Pimt Methodi*t church ae princi-
pal speaker, and dlaouaaed plan*
for a meeting of brotherhood* from
the twenty-one eountiee in District
ie.
Theme of the brotherhood meet-
ing leat night wae ‘ Improving the
Leadership of Men." Speaker* oth-
er than Rev Boone‘were Ralph
On mn of the Brown wood high
school faculty and County Judge A.
E Nabors
Musical entertainment on the
program included a solo by J. O.
8trother and numbers by a male
quart*;.
Blue Is the only color not to be
found among carnations.
Divertisements Will j
Be Danced Tonight
At Memorial Hall
Annual church and Sunday'»
pionic for members of Austin
nup Presbyterian church wU
M< ui at Ooggln Park at 7 r if.
Mrs. Lon L. Smith win pr
pupils pf her Dance Studio In t
u. Roger^ m
Jean steplieni
John Tidwell
Wetu. Banfo
Oregg, T •
T _ _ __
•Xhsect* have a world aide rani
from the polar region to t
tropics.
Virgtma
The annual Dance Revue present-
ed bv Mrs Lon L Smith and Ho
assisted by Mrs. Nonnett Evans to-
night at the Memorial auditorium
under the ausptoes of Junior High
P.-T. A. will feature “divertlae-
ments."
Features wiy be rhythm bv DUr-
ward Luce; HiU Billy LUy. Ruth
Dale Smith; “It Never R.u;is But
What it Pours." Jimmy Frances
Crenshaw; “Franklin D. Roose-.e,-
Jones," Jimmy Broaddus; “This
Cant be Love." Beba Jo Ratjen of
Coleman; Vogue of tap, Billy Black-14:30 p
stock: Baby Steppers—M. Holman
A. Fisher. C. Capps. C. Shaw. P- Mar
Bludworth and S. Wilkersop; Tap- lvldr
ping sisters—Patsy and Shirley \
editor; Clifford Horn radio editor,
and Carlton Lee, dramatic editor.
Roy Fax. editor in chief for the
past year, was reelected to his po-
sition during the recent election of
student ibody and publications of-
fials. A sophomore, Pox la one of
the few students who have been
elected editor two years In succes-
sion.
Joe Bell. si»rt.«s editor during the
flrrt term, became amociat* and
copy editor in the final term and
at the Memorial Hall at • p.
Saturday
Mn: Robert Hall will prf*
voice and piano pupils in a
recital at Central Methodist
at g p. m.
’ . : r.
Cravens, cousin of
presided at the Quest
refreshment table which
M ***l with hand-embroidered
centered with sweetpeas. fern
M ivy flanked with tall pastel
«Ues. Misses Irene Grlffln and
^Jaret Graves presided. The re-
&**** were passed by
wset, Dorothy Dougan. Beth Grlf-
n, Frances Craig. Melvu Bourl&nd
id Blanche Cravens.
notes attached to dainty nut
takets bore the message, “Wllma-
ard. June J.”
Musical numbers were played dur-
« the evening by the Daniel Bak •
violin trio composed of Misses
Davidson and Myra Lee
Mass
mateiy,
inese two nose*, pictured here Intimately, are attuned to the scent
of i the 1940 political trail. Left,' Thomas Dewey, New York dis-
trict attorney and Senator Arthur Vondenbefg of Michigan, caught
candidly at Washington session of American Society of News-
racer Edlt<- i -
To Local Gardens; Install New Officers
Hiffer and Kenneth Loogle;
lag Branom accompanied tt
Mfj. LUybud Denman sar
allowing solos;
“The Little Damosel and “1
^now My Oarden?" She v
ompanied by Miss Branom
WWity friends of the honoree
MUs McMutrey to the daughter
f Mrs. E W McMurtrey
' aameaa She graduated from
ame&a High school and attended
usiness college here. For the past
ahe has been employed
i the offices at Walker-Smith com-
The pilgrimage of local Garden
club members yesterday afternoon
was both pleasant and Instructive
the house during the winter and Iri
Which flow i-. urp always lit bloom,
eras the inost Interesting feature of
this -top although Miss Malone's
terrace,"b it door living room and
fish ponds are outstanding Punch
and rookies were served In refresh-
ment to the club members.
Preceding the pilgrimage a busi-
ness meeting was held In the Fed-
erated club rooms at the library
with Mrs. Earl Byrd presiding.
Officers for the coming year were
Installed as follow*; Mrs E M
Boon, president; Miss Suella Clark,
vice-president; Mesdame* D. L. Con-
nally. second vice-president; L. M.
Busby, third-vice president} R. E
May secretary; L V. Ford, corre-
sponding secretory; and Geoigu
McLean. treasqiWr. \
and plans were made to have these
pilgrimages from time to time.
I The first stop was made at the
Lee Watson where
home of Mrs
general landscaping was the out-
standing feature of the garden. At
Mrs R L McOaugh's on Twelfth
street, her Interesting rock garden
received favorable comment The
fish pond and trimness of the aar-
den were noted in the garden at
Mrs. L. V. Ford’s on Fourth street.
A variety of shrubbery marked the
garden and lawn at Mrs E E. Kirk-
patrick's on Elizabeth Drive. ' Tat
Japanese Iris was most beautiful at
the home of Mrs Hoiger Allen on
“Lady In Red," Martha Louise E
Lucas; "Swingin' the Nursery 3
Rhymes.” Marlon French; Intricate H
Feet, Mayda Evans; Double Trouble
Margaret Watt of Ranger, and Son -, s
ny Smith; Up and Over (acrobatic). **
Geneva Patterson; Hidden R. ytnn.
Billy Jo Haney of Menard; "Gotta
Get Some Shut-Eye.” Patsy Suit-
van; "You Must Have Been a Beau- e
tiful Baby"—Durward Luce. Bern*- y
dove Knobler, J. Crenshaw. B Rat-; g
Je. R Smith and M. Snyder; 1 Go f
lor That," Evelyn Moldave; Aerial g
Sensationalist -Oeneva Patterson; 4
Rhythm and Riff. 8onny Smitg; g
and The Rog Astaire—R Smith. M
Cunningham. J. Bettis. J. h - . .
J P Crenshaw. M Snyder, B Rat- j
Jen and B Knobler
Ballou dancers will include: Beg- §
lyn Moldave. Baba Jo Ra(Jeh..Jeity; tj
June William*. Marion Prench, Mar-
garet Watt. M. Snyder. R. Wateon *
Geneva Patterson. Ha lay Sullivan
Virginia Snyder. M CunnlgghMi. I
* Crenal>aw. B. Knobler. ft. Faith,4 d
M Luca* and J. P. CretwhaW. 1|
Tiny toU Introducod on the pro-
gram by P B McKlrov vocalist will m
be Carol Jean Weaner. B Mayea.
E Lee. P ritagerald. J. Steves P.! «
Heyser. B. Vaughn. J. K\ u > H '*
Hart N Barnes. E Griffith, l|.
Holman. A. Fisher C. Capps. C-'u]
Shaw. P. Blud worth. 8. WlBwrson, 3
P. Cappa. 8. 8trlblin, J. Willume,
B. Dixon P. Strlblln and M. Od-1!
These will take part tn the scene ?
from “Wynken. Blynken and Nod"'#
i the *on of Mrs. Lena M Hughes
If Colton. California. He u super-
mtondent of the Concrete Conduit
outpany of Colton and ha* been In
pgrge of the construction here.
*' * * *
r ranees McCollum Is
Party Series Hostess
I Otoe of the close-of-school cour-
laatoa for the pupUa of Junior High
}ms the slumber party and sunrise
ieatkfaet given by Prance* McCol-
lum Friday at her home on Lips-
omb street.
Preceding the slumber party an
Table
Vincent street.
The pilgrimage was concluded at
the home of Mia* Mayeaie Mal.ui*
cn Ooggln avenue. Tlie terrarium, a
garden under glass which Is kept in
TOMATOES
Mrs Conpally made a short talk of
appreciation for the work of Mrs
Byrd aud presented her with a gift.
Graduation Gifts
____TO PLEASE EVERY GRADUATE
For T ht Hoy h— IT**
Leather Goods, Pen and Pencil i
Racks, Brush Sots, Desk Lamps
something that will pi ease.
vtning party was given
[Ames and contest* provided enter-
alnment and refreshments were
er-. -d at ten.
Early Saturday mom mg the glrK
lecompanied by Mias Eimly McCol-
um. went to Lake Broanwcx>i for a
unrtse breakfast and a delightful
Fresh Corn doz. 30c
Green Beans lb. 5c
Squash pound ... 4c
Pineapple each 15c
New Potatoes lb. 4c
White Onions lb. 4c
Blackberries box 5c
Potatoes 10 lbs. 18c
25c to $5.00
For The Girls— I J.....j >
Old Spice Toilet Seta, Sachet Seta, Pretty
Stationery with the Monogram, Kodaka,
Picturea, Booka, Dresser Seta, and many,
many others.
MORTUARY
COEN
2 N*. 2 cam .
CAKE FLOUR
lllton Evelyn Moldave. Maxine ward Holman. Roe Clayton. Jack
aron and Jean Morris. * Smith. Jack Davis, Billy Staton,
Guests at the evening party were Betty Lockhart. James Fuller, Jade
ob Benryhill, Bob Ballard. James Perdson La them Abies and Patsy
Duchstone C. L. Matthews, Ed- Ruth Brewer.
E L. LANGFORD
Marcus LaFayette Langfon
St otlock this mormr^
re. idervee. 1810 Avenue E. *f
-1. Funeral &
25c to $10.00
Come here for Graduation Gifts—Your
problems will be easily solved.
Dublin & Canon
404-406 Center
extended Illness
will be held at the home at 1 o'clock
this afternoon with Dr. M E Davis
of Howard Payne college, officiat-
ing. Be will be assisted by FteV. J
P€fT TOASTIES,
PCST BEAN - ■
GRAPE NUTS FLAKES
Dewberries, crate____$1.00
Pen Jel, 2 boxes.......23c
Biscuit Baker FloarS. $1 19
Bewley’s Best Float S.KIJ5
3 BOXES 23c
3 K VI / 23«
... 3 BOXES 25c
JIMINy, MOW r
QUICK THAT FLAVOfty
UPTON* TVA COOLS
A FELLOW OFF!
BEST ICED TEA lVE
EVER CLINKED IN
A GLASS i
WELL, NAVE SOME MORE,
DARLING ! EVEN TEA AS
FINE AS UPTVftt COSTS
LESS THAN ANYTHING WE
DRINK EXCEPT WATER I
Buy Oven Fresh Bread
MADE WITH MILK!
ftfcatts
All Frait Juices 3
Banquet Bacon, lb
Plymouth Coffetl
Snnbrite Cleanser 3».13c
Melo-o-Cure Cheese, lb. 19c
Baby Beef Roast, lb.. .19c
Fancy Round Steak, lb. 29c
thicken Salad, Ik ... 35c
Potato Salad, lb. ... c
Cheese Spread, lb. . . .25c
ry Mrs. Howdard's Variety Breads
and Taste the Difference!
been filed In the last few wed
NO capital caae to include
charge* represented by JiwtiCe
ermpuinta which will be set
for grand Jury comuderuiioa.
WTil Daniel Improving
W. 8 Daniel, day shift deal
grant of the Brown wood pohe
partment. who has been 111 fi
tog heart attacks, ha* aho» n a
ln.provement* during the past
day*, police officials an nounci
ltr. Daniel's condition al
good improvement and he hi
good night Thursday night,
under treatment at his home
Seventh street.
Super Sods
IJixt's why Lipton'i is America’*
11 mow popular tea:
I• W»rl*-lta*«i Flevar—smooth,
full, rich, delicious.
9. Tender Veeeg leave*—and lus-
cioua, Havortul bod*—give extra
L fragrance mod bouquet.
S. oufiuctlvu aieod—with choice
tea* from JJptoa'» own (eyloo
Salt Rising—Raisin—Rye-
Whole Wheat—Rolls—
Chib Loaf Sandwich.
though lions and tigers are of
same family they are as Mt-
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Jones, Ernest. The Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 183, Ed. 1 Friday, May 19, 1939, newspaper, May 19, 1939; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1093964/m1/3/?q=technical+manual: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.