Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 241, Ed. 1 Friday, January 5, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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REX THEATRE
«■
SAVITALL
GEORGE O’BRIEN
uFE in the ra if
Specials For Satun
SOCIETY
Miss Jane Weinert had Miss Dorp-
vice presi-
ROYAL FRUIT
Hunters Attention
61c
PER BOX OF
PKGS. FOR
HEINZ
CAMAY
SOAP
1UC
IVORY, medium
SOAP
Extra large. Navel
Guaranteed to be good
COUNTRY BUTTER. Lb.
MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
VERMICELLI
EGG NOODLES
ADMIRATION'
COFFEE
Congress Olive Oil
SARDINES
Quality 'Spaghetti or
MACARONI
•Evaporated, extra Choice
APRICOTS
Luna White Laundry
SOAP
Red Ripe
TOMATOES
Genuine Fancy BLUE ROSE
RICE
Silverdale Table
PEACHES
TOMATOES’"”
Rosedale -
PEARS
Fresh Pork
SHOULDERS
PROGRAM
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
JAN. 6th and 7th.
“THE SECRET OF THE
BLUE MOON”
The ten star mystery - drama
that will baffle and hold you
spellbound. Ones of the moot
mysterious murder mysteries of
the year and you won’t solve it
Jk — - r I
PKCS 10c
Marsh Seedless • ■ ’
GRAPEFRUIT 80
Some $4,000 was paid for labor
PROPERLY PREPARED — PROPERLY SERVED
And
Onslow Stevens
NO 2
Cans
SIMON THEATRE
TODAY
KRAFT or BROOKFIELD
American Cheese
Brick Cheese
SUNDAY DINNER MENU
OUC Served 11:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. OUC
and tentative plan* are being made
devise means whereby the school m
be placed otb a permanent and su
stantiai basis. “We cannot afford
lose Blinn", seemed the prevails
sentiment. . , ... ..‘sL!
Judging from expressions *M the
meeting it is practically certain that
the necessary steps will be fallen'for
With Cup and Saucer
MONAX OATS ““
Fresh Shrimp Cocktail or Cranberry Salad
Home Made Chicken & Nobdle Soup
CHOICE OF:
Roast Texas Turkey and Dressing, Cranberry Jelly
Broiled Fillet Mignon, Mushroom Sauce
Barbecued Spring Chicken
WITH
* Hot Buttered Biscuits
Hot Baked L’otatces with
Fresh" Green Garden Peas
Pineapple Fritters
DESSERT:
Fresh Strawberry Shortcake an.l Whipped Cream
or Pecan Pje with Whipped Cream
Coffee Tea Milk
to insure its op- continuance of Blinn
»e*t school year,
September. The
P and G
SOAP
Giant E Bart for £3^
B«",or 23c
fancy white meat
A CKU 7 oz. can
that as some one npust make the start
he had taken that duty upon himself li
and had.asked the following gentle-|j
mev to serve as a junior college com-|
mission and work with him to get the]
movement started: H. G. Broesche,|
C. D. Dallmeyer, W. J. Sloan, W.
A St welter t, H. A. Kellmg, Fred
Heineke, Albert Stone, W. E. Hot-
ing, and J. "M.- Bryan.
Supt. M. B. Holleman and Supt. M.
H. Ehlejt have returned from Austin,
where they secured approval for the
adult education projects, and they
wish to announce that the schools will
open Monday. Any one may attend,
whether employed or unemployed,
and classes will be conducted at var-
ious hours, both day and night. The
schools are entirely free, with no
charges of any kind.
RANGER SMOKELESS
WINCHESTER SHELLS
■ junurtsi Msaaladtrikax sa .a-x. j a arcmflmaiaxsrAa —axz aSrxi avj ksgaata a
YOUNG BEEF ‘ Tender Juicy
LOIN STEAK K12V2C
guest for the girls dance.—Seguin
Guadalupe Gazette Bulletin. .
Mr. and Mrs. I/arry Pennington) of
San Antonio are the proud parents
of a New Year baby boy born Mon*
day a. m. January 1 at 8 o’clock.—Ser
guin Guadalupe Gazette Bulletin.
^tr.’and Mrs. Otto JIpsenbauni and
Lusk spoke -in favor ..&
Blinn CoHege, speaking of its great
educational and cultural value, as well
as being an asset in a business way,
and several others made short talks
along similar ’lines."""1 ' ~
ROW
FORK RIBS, Lb ...............
PORK CHOPS..............:...
PAN SAUSAGE, very best pure pork
WEINERS'...........„..........
SELECTED BEEF
ROAST Pm“
MEAT MAP
Phone 880—We Deliver
ART DIPT MEETS
The Art Department of the Fort-
nightly met Thursday morning at the
home of Mrs. H. W. Hughes. Atten-
dance was unusually good.
Mrs. Hughes was leader for the
made: Mrs. H. Brooks discussei “Ital-
ian and Spanish Influence in Present
Day Decorations’’. Mrs. T. O. Wool-
ley gave a sketch of Velasquez life in-
cluding a study of one of his most
important pictures. Mrs. George B.
Dalrymple discussed “Italian Renais-
sance Period”. Mrs. T. S- Estes gave
a sketch of the “Life of Raphael’’ in-
MAKE WAY FOR THE BIG
PARADE OF THE SHOW
WORLD
“FOOTLIGHT
PARADE”
• with
James Cagney
Ruby Keeler
_ Dick Powell
AND
Other stars too numerous to
Only Warner Bros, can make
musicals — and Warner Bros.,
have done it again- First *‘42nd’
STREET," then “GOLD DIG-
GERS.” Now the master at-
traction oi them all. Mora beau-
tiful girls—more lavish spec-
tacle, more songs and laughs.
Greater stars, with, the most
lavish scenes ever in one show.
You will agree with us after
you hive <eeh “FOOTLTGHT
PARADE."
NEWS CAPTOON
SATURDAY-
Those who are interested are re-
quested to' get in touch, with -Supt.
F.hlert or Supt.-" Holleman. A wide
Tange of Subjects will lie taught.
“These school^’provide employment
for uemployed teachers through fed-
eral aid.
Mayor T. A. Low declared he was
heartily in favor of keeping Blinn in.
Brenham and. would help in any way
possible, but he believed it should be
operated' as a uon-secta^jan school and
he favored some plan |4at wutyl
assure the permanency of the school.
~ Following the discussion E. ..IL
Reichardt made a motion that, since
all preseht seemed in favor of retain-
ing the school, that the Chamber of
Commerce directors and the commit-
tee of nine men appointed by Dean
jSruscndorf hold a meeting in the very
near future to formulate definite plans
for a drive for underwriting Blinn to
AID SOCIETY MEETS
Mis. C. F. Schmidt entertained the
Fourth ^Street Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Society for their monthly meeting
Thursday in the spacious reception
rooms of the Blinn girls dormitory.
Poinsettias and ferns wer.e used as
decorations. ’■ ' —
. Rev. Oscar E. Zinstrum led the de-
votional service after which the busi- thy Barnes of Brenham, Texas, as her
ness meeting and election of officers
were held.
■ X.
The following officers were elected’
to serve for the coming year:
Mrs. A.-L- Niebuhr, president.
eluding w study--of one of -his-most-
important pictures, and Mrs. C. Hohn
discussed "A Home Decorators Plan”.
New officers were elected for the
coming year as follows:
Mrs. Howard A- Brooks, chairman*''
M
Mrs. W. F. Tottenham, vice chair-
man. j.. . ."
Mrs. William Suter, secretary.
Mrs. J. L. Buckley, reporter.
The club adjourned after hearing
a very interesting.- program.
—Reporter.
Mrs. W. G. Alsobrook,
dent.
Mrs. H. A. Brooks, secretary.
Mrs. A. E. NieSufir" Treasurer?—-
Mrs. J.Dietz, corr^r’"''ding’ sec-
retary.
daughter, - Hiss F.-lljFtftosCHbwMn? -have-
—•-------- ■
retufned to theirhoy-' a-A -“*:n aft-
er spending "the Nev.- \*car holidays
w«r<fth_.Mr. and -K' hert
tn^nn of Gay Hill.
John F. Wiebusch of Somerville
was ~ among the visitor-,"' t.">Brenham
today. . *
TURKEY CROP BRINGS
De WITT CO. 1166,000
Cuero, Tex., January 5 —Approxi-
mately 160,000 .turkeys, valued at inore-
than $166,000, Were shipped from De-
- (Vfft County in 1933, the crop' being
approximately 15 per cent short of
the 1932 yield. The 1933 crop brought
the growers of this section an average
of 8 1-2 cents per pound, although
prices ranged fronr 7 |o 13 cents dur- I
ing the marketing season.
_ Twft R®®1 Comedy Novelty
Thi» Theatre haa been reconditioned, renovated, and
the latest talking picture equipment has been installed.
PRICES 10c, 15c and 25c
Hormel’s Breakfast
BACON
Fare Creamery
Clairmont
CORN
COCOANUT toy**1" ‘/2-lb' 10c
LI. 1.1LJ
NAVASOTA SHIPS OVER
500,000 POUNDS OF TURKEYS
Navasota, Texas, January 5. —- The
Allen $mith produce house here
bought 514,738 pounds of turkeys from-
farmers of- this ■ section - during - No-
vember and December, paying $55,000.
Quality Joodf
HHj |
Steamboat
SYRUP NcJ25c
NOC.'„° 43 c
Le Grande Sugar
CORN
3 tJ 25c
Fancy Alaska Pink
California
■ - ■ ■
SALMON
2 25c-
PRUNES
2“- 15c
c
•
_ COLORED LINEN
AlL CAMPBELL’S
TASTY FLAKE SALTY
MOPS
LIGHT p
DURABLE J 1 Ip
EACH X Vr V
.-t..
SOUPS
2cans 15c
CRACKERS:
POUND j rj
BOX JL
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Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 241, Ed. 1 Friday, January 5, 1934, newspaper, January 5, 1934; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1173973/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.