Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 290, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 18, 1942 Page: 4 of 6
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CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY
By ROBBIN COONS
Jack Hodges
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Trade Marks Of
Quality
JUST
AMONG US
FOLKS
WHATEVER YOU BUY,
WHENEVER YOU BUY,
SPEND SOME Of YOUR
DOLLARS ON WAR
STAMPS! BUY YOUR
us your tires to be
RECAPPED I
OWN YOUR
HOME
Yorkshire Hats
Yearcraft Suits
Winthrop Shoes
Enter Vegetote’s $5,000
Contest!
DO YOU NEED
Bicycle Tires?
We have a limited sup-
ply of size 26x2.125 4
$2.20 each.
corporation. Bun Oil thus far has no part of the
government’s butadiene program
• CONTEMPORARY
THOUGHT
We have so emphasized the importance or rubber, steel, aluminum and
other physical defense materials in war that we forget how useless all
these materials would be were they not forged together by some high
Buster Brown
Shoes
Brown
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ECONOMY FOOD
STORE
John gets called to the set, so we go next door.
Carmen Miranda is lying flat on her daybed, her feet
propped high against the wall “Eet’s the way to
Guess the people who used to ride in the rub-
ber-neck busses have turned themselves in.
• • •
The government has fixed the 1941 high as a
ceiling price on furs Most of us will make the
old coats go as fur as they can.
T8CW SWIMMING CLASSIS
Starts Friday, July 17 and Tues-
day, Joly 21. Fee for six weeks $3.
In the
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all Chr
July 19.
LITTLE MAJORS
702 South Locust
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head. Then eet gore dancing back again.”
Carmen says she Is trying to buy h(*r contract from
the Shuberts because she wants to stay in California's [
climate and make pictures "I buy eet—eef they not
ask too much.” 1‘ r ‘ ' * *
bosses want $100,000—she’s willing to pay $50,000 )
sure before paua
some reason for
THE CRISIS BEFORE US
The extraordinary sort otf compacency which could
lead Representative May, chairman of the hou?e
military affairs committee, to support a politically
popular position on the selective service act with the
J. A Maclachlan
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Putting in Rivets
By CHARLES A. WUXI
HKST PRESBYTERIAN C BI RCH
U. H. A.
Wert Oak and Bolivar Streets.
9 45 a. m.—Church School, V. Y
B Bovell,
Storage
Blount St.
PHONE 1745
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You can get the money from!
us to buy a home, or to reJ
pair your house. Plenty oa
money to meet all your needy
Let us show you at how littwl
cost you can borrow the
money to buy a home and
stop paying rent.
DENTON FED 8AV AND
LOAN ASSN
What the Japanese lists worse tium anything
else is to “lose face." Be it ever so homely there’s
no face like your own.
Dixie
Trailways 1
Phone 90
DENTON-DALI.AS
A M 12:05—2:30—6:45
8:30—10:30
P. M. 12:45—3:40—8:20
9:15
DENTON—FT. WORTH
A. M. 12:06—6:45—8:30
10:30
P M 12:40—3:35—8:20—8:15
DENTON-GAINESVILLE J
A. M 1:10—6:30—8:35
8:35—11:45
P. M 2:00- 3 25—8:15
7:30—3:60
DENTON—ARDMORE-
OKLAHOMA CITY
A. M. 1:10—6:35—8:25—11:45
P. M. 2:00 (Ardmore only)
8:25—8:15—8:50
DENTON—WICHITA FALLS
A M 8:25—11:45
MRS 3 H
represent
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Conserve Sugar
By letting us do
your baking. It’s more
eeonemieal, aavei time
and worry during thia
hot weather. You’ll
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Oqrporatiop had a
n pianta that could
coat and uaing teea ertt-
8 LB carta
carton pi
ceiling price
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thermos
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City Drug
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phone 800
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wrap for
Store
In the matter of rubber alone,
enough time has been wasted by !
those sparring for position or profit |
I and those arguing over this pro- ,
I cess or that to have made up a lot I
nv. fib la a ftench-born
jf the D. Gaulle-back-
.fortunately, there have been a few citizens who have
stooped that low, and it isn’t strange that some of
— ttMBi have been the same Individuals who had little
regard for the United States long before Pearl Harbor
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SEWING MACHINE SURPLUS
Hie quandary in which officials of Anderson County
and the city of Palestine find themselves over what
to do With the 60 sewing machines they bought for
a WPA sewing room probably can be duplicated in a
number of Texas counties which have sewing rooms
that are being eliminated for the duration Perhaps
they could be used to give a lot of young girls the
rudiments at sewing, which Is gradually becoming a
lost art in many homes. ----
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WILL PAY
house If
price and
Grapevine.
MAKE your
Conoco g«
50c lubrlcat
Station, 313
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Rev Philip W Walker, paator.
9:30 a m—Church School.
10 50 a m —Sermon by the pastor
8 00 p m -Sermon by the pastor
9:00 p m—Friendly.
HIGHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH
Highland Street
Rev J L Roden, pastor
9:45 a. m.—Sunday School, W. L.
Kilgore, superintendent.
11:00 a. m.—Sermon by the pastor
7 00 p m—Baptist Training Un-
ion. Mrs Marvin Wills, director
8:00 p m.—Sermon by the pastor
WELCH STREET CHURCH OF
I’HRIST
403 Welch Street.
9 45 a m —Bible- Study
10:50 a m.—Sermon by J. B
White of Hamlin
7 00 p m.—Young People’s service
8:15 p. m—Sermon by White.
FIR’ST fUMBERIAND
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev O. N Baucom, pastor
Corner Welch and Maple Streets.
9:46 a. m —Bunday School.
Old Fashioned Revival
Charles E. Fuller.
Director
Old Hymns and Gos-
pel Preaching
KDNT F «
Sundays 1450 Ke.
Continuous Interna-
tional Gospel
Broadcast
town red or go home?’ So I Went home, and I was
in bed by 9 o’clock. . .
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acter that tended to hinder the country's war effort.
- As • result, these two Californians, one a die-hard
isolatkyiist and the other a professed admirer of
“ 4Msr, have been convicted of sedition and face
maximum penalties of 20 yean in prison and $10,000
fines.
Both men claimed that they had studied the con-
stltutlonal, guarantees of free speech and hadn’t ex-
——— -r- seeded the bounds permitted under the sdltion laws,
yet they published statements that the stand of Gen.
4 MieArhur in the Philippines was "damned foolish-
to surrender.” telllgen thing
The right of American citizens to free speech does-
* . n’t include the right to publish subversive enemy
propaganda under the cloak of the Constitution Un-
FtaoMaXTba
Credit Tern*
PMtrifiB delicious
Phone 106 .
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ACCIDENT
SURETY BONDS
certain by 1043. sounds vei
the actual news from the fh
what the Chinese would think of it, what the troops
In Libya, holding their precarious deadlock which
may at any moment give way against them, would
think of It or how the Red Army battalions, pour-
ing out their life blood in the desperate and still
sagging defense of the Don River line, would regard
this serene confidence in a far-away Washington
which is still having so much difficulty in making its
own force felt anywhere with effect.
It was nearly two weeks ago. on Sunday. June 28.
just before the Anal evacuation of Sevastopol, that
the Germans launched their great drive for the Don.
In last summer's campaigns each iftajor German ef-
ort usually lasted about two weeks, as If that were
about as long as it was possible to keep up the pres-
sure before pausing for resupply. Perhaps this gives
„ _ . that the Russiaiu. who have
hung so grimly to the defenses of the river, can still
blunt the force of the blow. Perhaps there Is ground
for hope. too. in the rather different conditions of
the new campaign; the Germans, apparently massing
. forces on relatively narrower fronts,
ancing greater ccauniKxicaUoQ difltail-
iks seem more exported to the attacks
id Annies are driving in from both
th But with some spearheads at least
■bed over the river and no evidsnem
hill in the furious tempo of the battle,
MMMr of retnnllng the whois poet*
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(From Record-Chronicle, July 18, 1923)
■x*"—— ‘ - Yesterday's maximum-temperature was 97 and a
Dr. Homer Hlh, prominent physician of Austin and
formerly connected With the University of Texas, died.
Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno were co-star-
red in ’’The Exciters" at the Palace
y ’ ” . > Mrs. J. Earl Selz, assisted by Mi's Mary Norrod. pre-
— ■ — - *"0snted her vetee pupUs In a recital at the Calvary
Baptist Church of Pilot Point.
F7 ‘ : A family reunion of the L. D. Bordens was being
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R . T. Slaughter
r’S
IDR8*
FOR HAL:
26 Ram
Muncy Ki
FOR SAI I
4R2.1 nt
SPlQlTdAC _
AcriviTies
■tokory mreos, Dmtm.
•under ly the $ll»i
AHSEMBLY OF GOD (flURCH
Corner Myrtle and West Maple.
Rev R E Ford, pastor.
9:45 a m.—Church Rchool.
11:00 a> m—Sermon.
7 30 p m—Christ’s Ambassadors.
8 30 p m Service.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
1204 Bolivar Street.
Rev Charles W 8m Id. priest
Kighttr Sunday alter Pentecost.
10:30 a m.—Holy Maas and Ser-
ifr—uniMfrerfB “Buncmy-------
People with oil heating systems are urged to
use coal next winter. Those who neglect the wam-
>ing are taking a chance on being fueled.
• • •
Military experts emphasize the Importance of
the desert campaign. It's a good place for the
allies to get hot.
WORMS ARE ALLIES
OF THE AXIS
The Axis could hardly find bet-
ter allies than worms in young
growing chickens. Don’t put up
with worms this year of all
years; give your birds Dr. Sals-
bury's Avi-Ton regularly. It's a
round and cecal worm remover
that can’t be beat
BEN WREN DRUG STORE
Mildred &i Forrest Swindle,
Owners
Phone 49
A member of Dr Salsbury’s Na-
tion wide Poultry Health Service
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IB VOOb, ------------------------------------DCffON, TEXAS, RECORD-CHRONICLE, SATURDAY. JULY 18, 194t
>. they did not
10:50 a. tn.—Sermon by Rev S Q
Proctor, evangelist, on "Why You
Ought to Be a Christian "
7:00 p. m.—Young People.
8 :00 j) *n —Sermon by Proctor on
“Thf* Gr^a»V Tnvlfatlnn ”
early production of a little rubber
which will guarantee more even as
In the case of our tanks act* bomb-
ers. The ache is in immobilty. If
rubber- can be made from wheat,
the wheat,J*.available. The crude j
test," she says ”1 feel the blood come down—danc- oil supply is at the wells in the :
ing fife IR-eSe’-BOTIlTea ~Bf WtlTHing -all -Helxia.-QhfiUVQl >SP» not .‘den-.
tillable are encountered at evef? 1
turn. They may as wall be Hitter
• and Hirohito in person Those two
1 worthies are going to overcame us I
she says .The report is her stage , unless we kick the obstructions
i non widiho ♦« »ati non > I otu of the way of the war pro
ShJj
the I
| 7 :00 p m—Young People , fellow-
nmur. ui nuic. .v-.w c gh, service meeting ’ “ *
invitingly unguarded for Jap and the p«stl>r boa w Hl
Nazi attack?” 8 00 p m—No evening service.
Henson at Muenster.
Mmes Joe Richey of Vernon aid
Henry Powell and daughter of
Denton were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J W McNatt.
Mrs Hodges Haren and children
of Phillips returned heme after vis-
iting Mr and Mrs. J. C. Haynie.
. at *
does—if a green and white turban, green and white'
jacket make a Brazilian bon-bon look like a colleen j
"Ben the picture I am Joslta Murphy—John Payne
picks me as his secretary in Detroit I got with him
FOR HA 1.1
colts, pi
W F Ou
Washington bonfires, like all other bonfires, have
one weakness In that they shed light on only one I worth contemporary gays;
side—the side of the question which the bonfire-
lighter wants Illuminated. On the oiher side, in the
■ Rubber Reserve letter which this bonfire revealed
only In part, It was stated that the government had
Mked the Phillipa Petroleum company to consider
of war these statements took on a seditious char- Houdry process for a plant to be built in the
, southwest, and that the Phillips people did consider
' It. Later It came out that the War Production Board
was also considering it.
Houdry, in other words, hadn't been given the
right Irving Cummings is preparing
"Springtime in the Rockies.”
We go calling along dressing room row, from one
"house” toi another, and we And:
John Payne’s long legs stretched out from the
leather day-bed far into the room—he’s showing off lrvipca D„^v.
a picture of his not-quite-2 daughter His and Anne j tutes for tj)e rubber without which
Shirley’s. Johnny doesn't live there any fnore. but , we may hope to withstand the Jap- I
he’s still the proud papa. "She’s not very pretty,”Nazis attacks
"With the volume of money al-
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a few additional experimental loss-
Mrs G P Garrett of Jackson-
ville. N. C., is visiting her mother.
Mrs E. J. Kerrel.
Mr and Mrs Don Underwood
were guests of his sister In Bon-
ham.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Haren and
son of Phillips visited Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Haren and Mrs J L. Coving-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs M D Haren of
Denton visited here
Mrs. Bruce Wilson and daughter
of Ft. Worth are visiting Mr. and
Mrs J. C. Haynie
Mr and Mrs. T. A. Graham are
visiting Mr and Mrs Noah Gra-
ham tn San Antonio
Miss Joy Feme Brooks of Sher-
man Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Henson. «
Joline Maddin of Wichita Falls ‘
and Anita Maddin of Vernon re-
turned home after vUltlng Mrs
L. E Maddin.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
West Hickory Street.
Rev Albert N Jones, pastor
9 46 s. m — Bible School
10:50 a m—Sermon by the pastor
8:30 p. m—Evening service.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Dr Frank Weedon, pastor
9:30 a m—Bible School Paul Ste-
vens. superintendent.
10 50 a m—Sermon by the as-
sistant pastor: offertory anthem. ”O
Be Joyful In the Lord" (Wood); so-
splrltual qualities or It will fall apart under pressure, no matter how
great its armed forces. This power that endows a nation with spiritual
unity and high purpceie cannot be created by blast furnaces or ma-
i chinery. It Is being put into our lives by the spiritual forces of our na-
i lion, through the great religious organizations of America, In every
community. In every training camp, at every fleet base. Religion is an
all-Important Ingredient In national life, Just as it Is an all-important
Ingredient In personal life.
T. 8. C. W. OUTDOOR SWIMMING
- POOL
Daring the remainder of the
Bommer the T. 8. C. W. Outdoor
Swimming Pool will be open to the
public subject to college regulations.
Swimmers must present health cer-
ti flea tea Single swim, I5c; season
tickets, good to September 1st. $2,
including federal tax. Swimming
hours: Week-days, 1:00 to 5:30 p.
m. and 7:00 U> 9:00 p. m.; Sundays,
2:00 to 5:00 p. m Pool Office Phone,
80S. 290
HOLLYWOOD July 18—The dressing rooms are
lined up to the left of the stage door. Away off to the
scene for
WEST HIDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Avenue O and Prairie 8t.
Rev. D T Bryant, pastor.
10 00 a m.—Sunday School.
11:00 a m.—Sermon by the pastor.
7 30 p m —Bong Service.
8 30 p ni—Sermon by pastor
’
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CHIRCH OF THE NAZAHENE
Bolivar at Congress
Mrs Cora Weathrook. pastor
10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. R. A.
Batteraon. superintendent. i
11 00 a. m.—Sermon Dy the pastor.
7:45 p m — Nazarene Young Peo-
ple’s Service. I
■ 8U6.--P-- m.—Worship. *. the . pastoc .UlqU. ___
in charge. 11:30 a.
CJ —. Fw 1
FIRMT J’RESBYTERIAN CHURCH
120 South Elm Htn-et
Rev H <3 Ooodykoonta. Th. D,
pastor
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•«^ne8s.’ Rep- on'0“u^uifTn". by^r^
<ww_lf « «een and whit, turban m-een and white rehehglble purpofle. Where fc there*.........
sanctuary for either when 2r._
homes of Americans are standing i
—and we pick up my brothers—my banda da lua— 1
in 8t Paul ”
Carmen says she will wear new turbans In this
picture. “No fndt, no vegetables, only flowers—and
small turbans Next time—beeg ones—like theese!”
She will sing "Chattanooga Choo-Chop" In Por-
tuguese ...
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• WASHINGTON
COLUMN
By PETER EDSON
NBA Service Washington. Correspondent
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■r -'Today the lesson will be on the subject of "How to
™ Build • Bonfire In Washington.” TYie phrase "build-
ing • bonfire” of course refers to the business of
waking op • lot of these supposedly dumb and siow-
moring bureaucrats they have running this war down
up your mind
get to the end
: Ki rut ti OLiMiii wii n vcAttpc* luauc
irascible by long association with '
senators.
"The public applauds the senator
with sympathetic understanding
It has that futile feeling and it
knows the tang of the suspicion ot
•purposeful hampering,’ also A gov-
ernment which had known the lat-
ter hindrance so effectively as to I
promote the Pearl Harbor tragedy i
Involving an enemy known for 2t) '
years to be possessed of the ambi-
tion to drive the United States out
of the Pacific Ocean, should be,
eager to set In motion all of the
recipes for manufacturing substt-'
) of this very necessary material Why |
v . . not quit arguing about rubber, for
It to therefore natural and not in the least dlshon- | ^stance, and get down to making
orable that the gentlemen of- Bun. Socony-Vacuum) lt even through more
and Houdry might have figured that if this synthetic 1
rubber industry is going to amouht to something,
they would be wanting a piece of It.
and Thursdays; boys and girte 3:38
to 4:33 p. »• Wednesday and Friday*.
MMMmm examlnalton •ertifteate fB*
qilrad. Persons enrolled have priv-
ilege of outdoor peel. Register at
gywinaaiuai dreestag room. ,
uisysui III V11Y7 IAJIU ( YVlXVnjJ, nu-
lo. "Flee u a Bird" (Dtrnai. by Miss
Elizabeth Provence.
6:46 p. m.—Baptist Training Un-
ton.
8:00 p m.—Sermon by the as-
sistant pastor: offertory hymn. “No
Shadow* Yonder" (Gaul). w)th Mra
Frank Weidon aololut
# CHURCH OF GOD
In Pentecoetal Tabernacle off Mc-
Kinney Street.
9:46 a. m —Bible School.
11:00 a. m.—Worship
6:30 p. m—Young People’s meet-
ing.
7:16 p. m.—Worship.
The Williams Store
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Christian Science
Service for Sunday
"Life” is the subject of the les-
Bon-sermon which will be read in
lurches of Christ, Scientist.
.3. The Golden Text is: “As
the Father hath lite in himself; so
hath he given to the Son to have
life In himself” (John 5:26). Among
the citations which comprise the
lesson-sermon is the following from
the Bible: "The Spirit ctf God hath
made me, and the breath of the
Almighty hath given me life’’ (Job
33:4). The lesson-sermon also in-
cludes the following passage from
the Christian Science textbook.
“Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures," by Mary Baker
Eddy: "God fashions all things,
after His own likeness. Life is re-
flected in existence, Truth in truth-
fulness, -God In goodness, which
Impart their own peace aiid perma-
nence."
. than one
process, if successful processes are
konwn—which we have been as-
sured is the case?
CHURCH OF CHIM8T
Oscar Ellison, minister.
Corner Pearl and Bolivar Streets.
9 45 a. m.—Bible Study.
10:46 a m—Sermon by the mln-
Isler. "In His Likeness "
L~Wutcheson ~ I Trl8 p m — Young people meet.
4:30 p m—Pioneer meeting. ! 8.15 p. m.—Sermon by the mln-
7:00 p m — Young People, fellow- “ter. Whnt Saves the Sinner ”
homS of |
ing in some of our government
agencies.' He had been listening to
the pros and cons of theoretical
and practical processing recipes ap-
, proved and derided by witnesses
and the persistent refusal to admit
| a common ground had proved too
! great a strain on a temper made
WRxsxaa:
a doren or more tog ou
Of 100 octane avk
tawh some of these lead
Ml 8o«|ar-V*<>uum and
hsri thoroughly Investigated and
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HIONBS
totes iw aa< Btutoriar Offloe---
dtaeteation Department
r MWGU7TW8 RATHS
i year (in advance) —
montar by mall (tn advance)
NirricB to thb public
Any erroneous reffectlon upon the ohanuxtar, repw-
— or standing ot any firm, individual at corpera-
riU be gladly corrected upon being called to toe
or not othA-wlm credited in this paper and atoe
cal news published herein.
DENTON, TEXAS. JULY 18, 1943
LIMIT TO FREE SPEECH
’Two noted California rabble-rousers with an un-
- savory record of promoting various communistic and
pacifist movements on' the Pacific coast have dis-
covered that there Is a limit to free speech tn time
* of war. During peace time, their outbursts were a
minor irritant that were largely Ignored, but In time
HT. BARNABAS EFI8UOPAL
CHURUH
1300 Nortn mm Street.
Rev Homer Rogers.
charge.
B 00 a m.—Holy Communion.
11:00 a m.—Holy Communion and
address
Bg U A. M. <
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram
speaks out pretty plainly In re-
j ferring to a criticism by •*- Senator
Gillette of the hampering of war-
time activities by one kind of ob-
structionist or another In the na-
tional capital. Most people will
heartily agree with such crtl-
clsm. ,
HT PAUL’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
703 North Elm Street
Rev Martin Ramming, past
7 00 p m Bunday Schoc
Adult Bible Class
7 80 p m.—Divine worship and
sermon. "The Family Alta" (Job
11-5). followed by a congregational
fellowship lunch in the CJty Park
“stur
100I and •
I Craig, superintendent,
secretary
10:50 a m Sermon by Dr R E
Robinson of Lewisville, followed by
a congregational meeting
7:00 p. m—Young People.
8 00 p m - Bermon by Dr.
inson
DREHHFJtH
and chai
Store
■rvs, he consulted' with hie
and deemed that M Utter,
right out In the open, but
M the story that have to De
now Before you make
however, wait till you
nre-maxing expttimcnt will w tns recent one of
th® Houdry Process Corporation which, out of s clear
ary m a few (twvs «gn. br spperAiilv spontanoou# prediction that victory is possible this yew and
combustion, exploded in magnificent fuU-page ads^ '— ‘ ----
captioned .■
The American Fublie Bae a
MB TRUTH ABOUT STNTI
In exreitent industrial advertising taste.
, e etotedJfaat the Houdry Proeeee On™r.uai
—*—i far producing butadiene in jfianfe
R ta See time, at to* t_: L_ —
laterlale than any proeeee now being caukter-
the government In Ito synthetic rubber pro-
Tbe ad held hope of tires or recape even for
On the egme day the ad appeared, Eugene J.
loudry. president of the corporation and inventor of
w catalytic prOteas that bears hie name, held a
OCILuLUr Ul AUWH to CA"
tremely wroth to see his fellow cit- j
izens rapidly reaching the point ,
where forebearance ceases to be a
virtue. ’I think it Is little short of :
criminal,’ he told those In attend- '
ance at a Senate agriculture sub-
committee hearing on the rubber
B.,~u shortage, ’the futility. If not the o
oomplete brushoff which lie Indicated. He had not | purposeful hampering that is exist- ; and nobie purpose France taught us that a nation must have these
presented his revised process to the government un-
til May, when the synthetic rubber program was al-
ready five months underway 80 even If one of his
plants could be built In nine months, it still would
not be producing butadiene before plants already
started.
Edward Key, son of Judge Ed I. Key. was severely
cut about the bead and neck while at work on raa-
.. bag the Lee School building when several bricks drop-
,ied on his head
Ray Tobin, Elbert Woodrum and J. B Drake will
leave on the Dokey Special August 4th. for Port-
land, Oregon, to attend the D. O K. K convention.
kflss Katherine Teasley of Denton was elected to
teeth the sixth grade In the Pilot Point public school.
Mrs. W. T. Bolton was hostess at her home on
West Hickory to four tn bl eq of bridge, honoring Mrs.
D. L. Moore of Dallas, who was here the guest of
her mother, Mrs. W. B. Francis.
nr. .feet Skiles went to A. A M College to take
a special course, studying the diseases of fowls.
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1— iigiircptotok rtniM lUto.-'k
’ ’• -«■•* -rt-. » An ■ ??, ..w. . .. . .1
. ■ B8 riretMc rito^aytya K AM Purity CBkfiS SWl
w JtaXt*? bmS
and effort Representative May support, Ms predlc-
justify talk of a victory thia rear or even next, la
ths face of the actual situation before us,
a entouai secret indeed —New York Hsra
he’s still the proud jjaj».
he says, "but she's sure cute.” I ■ ■ - -
John says he’s doing nothing now but work "I ready wasted’ In the welter of war
started out Saturday night to paint the town red," ‘
he sgys. "and I asked myself. ‘Shall I paint the es can profitably be added to the
• • • W M 5 met Monday In the
Next door is Charlotte Greenwood, waiting. Noth- church for a business session with
Ing to do all day. In a paper sack is her contrlbu- Mrs S C.‘ Henderson presiding,
tion to the rubber drive: her Peke's raincoat, an
old rubber glove.
"Tomorrow I bring his rubber bone—and the mat
from the rear compartment of my car.” she says ...
Last stop on the line Is Betty Grable's "house”.
She’s entertaining Cesar Romero and a couple of
the girls are sitting around. There’s chatter, laughter,
small talk. . .
But back on the set they’re really making movies.
Cummings rehearses a scene with Payne. Miranda.
Edward Everett Horton, gets it in one take
: Jri tfa <
on that
•f tho 1
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CENTRAL BAFTIHT CHIRCH
Rev L. R. Bradley, paator.
307 Bolivar Street.
10:00 a m.—Bible School.
11:00 a m—Sermon by the pastor.
”Whe» He Saw Jesua"
7:30 p. m.—Young People’s meet-
ing
8 00 p m—Bermon by the pastor.
"Heirs of God "
AUBREY. July 17— The Baptist
W M 5 met Monday in •’
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