Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 77, No. 160, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 23, 1942 Page: 2 of 4
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BASCOM BILES
CnanuiMtr
af the
IihmI Lm< Oita
HEAR HIM ,
Friday &MP.M.
Tens Quality Network
WFAA—WBAP—WOAI-*KPRC
DANCE
AT
ARTESIAN PARK
SATURDAY Nite, July 25
Maxie by BACA'S
New Deal of Fayetteville
Come eat fer a good ttm*.
DANCE
AT
ODHS HALL
Gay HUI
SUNDAY NITE, JULY M
Music By
HAPPY COUSINS
Orchestra
Come out for a good time.
GUlwmann a Drug Store and Trlatram a
Pharmacy.
MANY AN • ihHisT.SK
.««w£SSS5S
acid, —indiceatia? aa* <H*nomfc*t J
**H***QUICKI*Y. DnwsfotahMa
5
Brenham Banner-Press
A verdict in taver of the plaln-
suckmg insects. Appetite, health
of Federal officials that air and
the eity.
warned
in
but
of bitch-hiking the other week . .
207;
Coi-
DANCE
HEAR
I
r
Of
Everybody Invited.
I
Igyteig—........
pKTS^;.
|Utr* By earner one
DAN MOODY
CANDIDATE FOR THE
U- S* SENATE
Brazos River Hall
Sunday, July 25th
Music by
ROYAL MELODY KINGS
ing on Brenham's ‘'Aggie Corner",
is known to a couple of Aggies aa
( — __the tady who brought them ice-
The fameua Cartel**/ Caverns in: »*«“«* outward appearances. His eoid cokes to relieve the monotony
*» A
AUSTIN, Texas. July 22. (Spli.
- Reporta reaching Austin from
aU parts of the state indicate a
rising tide of sentiment favoring
Landslide For
Gov. Stevenson
Shown By Polls
Do you read the classified col-
umns regularly? It will pay you.
h
Lengthy Suit To
Remove Cloud Of
Title Is Settled
I
Salvation Army
‘ Peps Up Parties
With ‘Sock Supper*
COURTHOUSE SQUARE
BRENHAM
FRIDAY, 3 p.m
MASURY
FAINTS
enamels, and varnishes for
every purpose,
your
with us.
CHICKENS—TURKEYS
STAR RnPHCBOCS
COMPOl ND
Given in waler or feed destroys in-
tssttnal germs and worms that
cause most all disease and kxw of
egg production as they enter fowls
the Bench sad Bas af Team
Overwhelming Fiihwsit by
Bar *f Hto Mfafcl MeM
CLINTON, Okla- CP»—The Sal-
vation Army station here decided
that the conventional and tradi-
tionally Oklahomtai* "box-sapper" I
would have to be over-ruled in
favor of some other type social. So
the "sock supper" was inaugura-
ted
The girls get a new pair of
I in white coveralls, ' busy with his
Signal Corps maneuvers . . Gen-
eral HENRY BRJENNECKE made
the upperclassmen's matinee at
the show Sunday . . . was last
seen on the podium with the yell-
leader* at yell-practice . . . Our
Branham freshmen used no paja-
mas at home . . Their uniforms
are unremovable . . . They are all
coining through a K., but it would
help if those out in our Washing-
ton County project-house would
come over and aae the boys more,
so we can aU keep in contact.
We would like to leave an idea
with you before "Tape ” Let’s or-
ganise a Washington County AAM
Club, as wen as an A4M Mother’s
Club. Plans for the former are now
in progress here, but it’s up to
the mothers to do the rest. Let’s
see if we can get a unified system
of transportation back to College
on Sundays, an Aggie bench on
the Austin highway, and other
badly needed things Other towns
have it. why not us? Come on.
Mrs. Hoffmann, Mrs. Reese, and
all the rest. Let's do something
for our boy* in khaki! TU next
week. ’KEEP 'EM WALKING!"
chaser.
| It works fine. Miss Zills Bergen, 1
< originator of the idea, asld, but
Write HStrastUi
District Judge, 71st Judicial District <
FOB
Ju4e* *f kb* Caart *f
KILL /
ROACHES/
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10 Yean a Practicing Lawyer
« Years a County Judge
7 Yean a Duuict Ju^e
Qualified by » Years
WIT. I
NM W...WTU Bairn
FARMERS-
MERCHANTS
LUMBER CO.
BKENHAM PHONE 641
humming with bustnees- Four ar-
my bases housing more than 40-
000 soldier*—two munitions plants
construction of a bomber plant and
an arsenal combined with hun-
ch-rds at government Minsk— in
regional Federal office* have
swelled the city’* population.
Apartments and hotel rooms are
I scarce, street cars are jammed,
restaurants turn away customers.
The situation la duplicated in
’ smaller Colorado Springs and
Pueblo where military and war in-
dustry activities have started
: boom conditions with high sclibol |
The Senator you elect this year will serve for
the next six years, the most important period in.
American history.
Be sure to come out and get informed on the
important issues!
VPolilical advertisement paid for by. Brenham friend*
Dan Moody).
AROUND AGGIELAND
___• ' 9—____•- ■ *-----------~--T"
A column devoted to Brenham Boys at Texas A. St IS.
COLLEGE STATION. July 20. !«d by her little brother, who ask-
i— The big event of the last few'ed' Say, boy, do you have hair
campus by two real Aggie { A new form of hazing has re-
tn*****. «nv III1-—V uii^v, ****** v. vmv .*r■■■1 - ’- -*■—* *“* —— —w— ...... w —-—- —--™---—-----—~w
I pair waa LX. Col. James Hilger. <ln«t< a l of writing young ladies for Jhe re-election of Coke Stevenson
class of 32. srron l-in commaad at 'Saturday night dates, a fn Aman »■ governor of Texas. Stevenson’s
i* detailed to do the job. The re-
sults should prove satisfactory.
OR ELSE! So please, girls, sand
those answers without delay • papers, county election chairmen
Speak .ng of the fish, we note al*™' business and professional men.
21^ J — •[ Heto’ri* u> Stevenaon headquar-
Fish OSCAB HOFFMANN beings Iters tochhie:
boys with far-away ramdebeea to|;J*~*«n<»t _str*w vote taken in
’ s«k eats the supper with the
rhaaue
Athena: Stevenson. 118: Collins, I
28.
Eden: Stevensqu, 93: Collins. 7. !
Denton: Stevenson. 91; ColBns.;
IT; non-committal, 12.
____ _ „ Sait Gap: Stevenson. 56; Col-;
Fish DOUG CAMELET was ob- Un*. 4; non-committal. 40. . |
this year; Yellow atone Park has. Waiving the offer of a banquet, 'herved blissfully snoozing with the
Discuss
problems
estimates fur-
nished, phone 453.
WOODSON
LUMBKK vu.
l*e . every art-
eserp’ fcfer-
B Buadey at
Naia Street,
at, Texas
• ;
boy* obtaining Jobs as common
laborer* at $53 a week.
Maes Make Records
Even in the lofty heart pf the
Rockies at Tennvcee Pass, the war
has had Its effect. The road over
the pass is barred to civilians be-
cause of the fast-growing camp
for the training ofarmy troops in
skiing and other winter maneu-
vers at Pando, Colo.
Mines of the area-ar* going full,
blast with the vanadium min as on :
the western slope of Colorado's
mountains and the huge molybde-
num mine at Climax. Colo., turn- ■
ing out new production records,
daily. The molybdenum operators,
carry a daily advertisement in
Colorado papers askir^ for work-
ers.'
In New Mexico, the Chino cop-
per mine* hava reached their!
greatest output .since the last war. J
Wyoming ranges are taxed to!
raise enough cattle to meet the na- ,i
tion's food demand*.
CAN’T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
' HER CHAIR
She's as Lively as a Youngster-
Now her Backache is better
Many »uH<-rer» r*Hyr<> na«in^ bwckxz-hn
aui’kly, car* they diwover tlun the ml
' U their truutil* nmy be tirwl kidn-nk
The kidne y* are Nature • chief way of tak-
| ln« U.c eiieaa arid* end Wa«t<- out o< t ho
blo-xi. They help nw»C people |um about 3
‘ pint* a day.
W l» n <r«or<l<-r of kidney function permit*
pniaooou* maiu r to remain in your blixid. Ik
may cauee naain* liackarhe, rbrumatie pain*.
I<» poiaa. !<*• of pep and enrrsy, (etiins up
nicht*. •wHlin<J puffiiim under the *>■*»,
headacbM and diuinm, Frequent ar aeaaty
paaaacr* Wijh amartiaa and burnin* *ome-
liine* thaw* thi ih ia aonx lhing wrua* with
I your kidney* or hlaihler.
Don t wait! Aak your drweyiet for Doan’*
1 Filt*. um-l •ur-cewfully by million* for over
L to J ear*. They aiv* happy jelief *n^*rig-*ip
the 15 mile* of kidney tub** Hu*h out poi»on-
oue warn* Inxn your Mood. Uet Doan * Pill*.
campaign headquarters reported
today. The reports came from ’
! trained otwervers. including a*w- f
| of the aocks and conceal the other.
I During the evening, the men buy
; the mare tightly filled seeks and
I find the owner of the matching
The owner of the empty
sock eats the supper with the pur-
very Mttle Money back if not sat- been returned at a special term of
Isfactory. Tristram and Citiaens district court, wljich has been in
Pharmacies session at i
; with Judge John H. Tate presid-
{iag^ ’ ’
The ease was tried before a jury, I
with Embrey 4 Spurn represent-1
' ing the plaintiff, and Hodde and I
Pennington serving as counsel fof
the defendants. f
•-1 this year.
Snyder; Stevenson. 120; Collins.
IT.
Liana: Stevenson. 98; others, 2.
Wichita Falls: Stevenson
Collins. 72; Somerville, 1.
Victoria: Stevenson, 162;
tins, 13; other* 3.
Texarkana: Stevenaon. 61; Col-'
lins. 11; non-committal. 28.
McAllen: Stevenson, 77; Collin*.
20; Homer Leonard, 3.
Belton: Stevenaon. 83; others 2.
Brownfield: Stevenson. 78; Col-
lins, 15.
Sulphur Springs: Stevenson 181,
Collins, 9; others, none.
Read the Banner-Fres* Classi-
fieds for results!
Anniversary Cards. Toor friends
will appreciate your remembering
them on their wedding anniver-
exes: Col. Hilger. Lt. Bob Gray.
•41; Lt. W. N. Fitzhugh. '36; Lt
Jim Parker. '41. The Colonel spoke *pien«lKl spirit on the part of one.
the mountain a^*' ta’o a carter ,o th* ra,let <*1* rt»d *ail«w* at _7— 1 _
"jt; “ '* *-**» ! ______ ___, _______
ing all the details of the big bomb- J^renham every few week-ends and 113 counties. Stevenson, L3M; cth-
ing attack on the Nipponese capi-
vs’ Trudy V. Howard, et al
DANCE at
WASHINGTON Pavilion
ON
SUNDAY, JULY 26th
Music By
TEXAS COWBOYS
Admission:
Gents 40c , Ladies 15c
. Beer, Cold Drinks,
Sandwiches e
Everybody cordially invited.
isSsm dMrsss «f MMBLV^
fanie Weakness
MBKLPMMLIWRDRLNBI
Lydia B. PiaklMun’B TABLBT8
wlUi added iron, lm»e helped
tansi—of girls to relieve func-
tional monthly pain and weak
feelings Pinkham s Tablets ALSO
help build up red blood and thus
aid in promoting more Urenjth-
Made SMsrisnu for axxncx Poi-
, tow label directum*. Worth trstart
RAILMXAD SCHEDULE
. 8M»ta Ph NerthbsMMl
No. 16 leaves Brenham 11:36 a. m.
No 6 leaves Brenham 12:03 a. m.
Barta V* SaMBbeaad
No. 15 leave* Brenham 2:01 p. m.
No. 5 leaves Brenham 5:03 *-,■>»
No. 42 leaves Brenham 5:18 p. m '
No. 46 leave* Brenham 3:34 A. m.
No. 43 leave* Brenham 10:45 a. m.
No. 45 leaves Brenhajn 1:18 a. m.
locT< KR|A
Tj£oo6
Looking .
i Beautiful
I is part of your
F duty.
Be the woman
behind the
man beh 1 n d
the gun. Get
your war
' stamps at'
ALMA’S BEAUTY
SERVICE
N. Farit 8L Pho. 2B77
Entered a* aaeead-
<lui matter st pjat.
aff>ee, Brenham. Tex*
*e. un<l«r art ot Mar.
L in*.
gives them a taste of Texas has- '*rB. 305.
m fekl Keeps them free of bl<*>d- tiff the C;iae r,f Chas. E. Cole- ea<w»hne shwtagX and the request wWcb,,,’gouM Of CPMJrae be di-(piUlity. MRS. HOFFMANN, Uv-
o,—awm**H* tm.tr*, man vv Trudy V Howard, et »1. Federal officials that air* and vul*ed He emphasized the appar- Rr.nh.m‘a “Awed. I’nimer".
and egg production good Costs ( suit to remove cloud of title, has train travel be eliminated as much ent **c,< protrttion Amd tmetm-
. ---. — * -- • — -j cern in the city, but warned
ar i. w^avn ucwu «t j
”^-7. N<’w Mexico *report"a^ dr op o7 75 fundamental message wa* for aB
aaries. Banner-Press Stationery
Department .
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INDUSTRY HUMS'
IN ROCKIES AS .
TOURISTS DROPi*.***..a*.«..*.my.
’ Ito our campus by two real Aggie? A new
v,. **7^~U mew heroes The mod important of the placed the discarded ones here.
By JAtTl V. FOX — rr ... - -
United Press Staff Correspondent
DENVER. July 33 It is It.—'LFti
pond." There were 16 Texans in
per cent in the number of visitors the force’ to P“u together.
a_*_ a_ a Waiving the r*/ m Horwatt^t
Lilly JrC®* , 1 YU It FW Hl firm EdU*. -----• ~tc7l.il. ~ —— w— - ■■t ----; ;
had only 40 per cent of the normal: the ex-Aggie desired to eat in the rest of the class in Rural Soci-
number of tourists and Dr. L. C m*B* h**l with his old organtza-, ology . Fish JACK PANKON'IEN
Hunt. Wyoming * secretary of tion. B Infantry. Th* Colonel was ‘
state says only one-half as many accompanied by Ensign Gfo. Gay,
i visiters are entering the State also with Hilger during oversea*
service. The latter threw an old-
But. if' tourist trade has -fallen ‘fashioned AAM “te*^* in full view
I off. indust^afixation has reached ! of the commandant’ residehce. giv.
a record peak in th* region. j ing and taking from aB. to the in-
Denver Om*M j tense delight of the Aggie*. A
Denver once the capita! of the fish "air-raid” was staged in Sbisa
• vacation region, has taken on new mess hall, from which the Ensign
I metropolitan atmosphere and isignt a great kick.
A new open-air danee floor,
scheduled to be finished for the
Aug. 1 dance, of which,there are
many this summer, will be maroon
cement (94 by 110 ft.). Th* band-
stand win be in white, carrying
out the school color scheme. Start
angling now. Aggies, for a good
date for the' August 1 opening of
the open-air floor. It’s going to be
one of the summer’s biggest and
bestest. •
The Aggieland campus was de-
void of Brenham kids this past
weekend. BI L L Y WEG HORST
brought his roommate. "BULLY”
McGREGOR, the Aggieland’s star
trumpet player, home Friday.
Weghorst and BILLY SLOAN
showed BULLY the city. Satur-
day, the three Aggies returned to
College Station for the orchestra's
dance engagement ... LUTHER
UTESCH had BOBBY ANDER-
SON and JACK PETERS. Field
Artillery corporals, as his guest*.
Also home were BROTHER
REESE and EDWIN HUGH
. SCHLENKER. guests at Mis*
; Nancy Green’s house party. Here’s
one on a local girl . . While wait-
ing for his date in her parepta’
living-room, an Aggie was accost-
Puhli*hfr .
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’»« k IV nwmth 50r; year $5 00
By Mali: Wtohinrtoa «sd sdF4aJn« noustue: $15£». T-ro $5.00, cut of Male IB 00 mid-summer in the, Rockies, time ;the . rrae** pi *5™ ,
------- tor vacationists to come streaming W T“Xa?>_‘n
I into cool mouatain resorts, but «* **ich four are A«gie
the war not only ha*, ert down----"““
severely on the visitor* this year
hut it also to beginning to change
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of industrial and military activity Kyle S“tuJ<laY t*1?’
Tourist travel has fallen off im-
meruely following lhe rubber and
vulged. He emphasized the appar-
*i>
See Your Local
“Enjoy the Comforts of
COOL Cooking”
SPECIAL
RANGES
are NOW-
AVAILABLE
Municipal Light & Power System
“Electricity is Cheap in Brenham."
fc..
BANK HOLIDAY
SATURDAY, JULY 2S. 1M2, ELECTION DAY,
being a legal holiday the undersigned banks of Bren-
ham will not be open for buninaae
F ARMERS NATIONAL BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON COUNTY STATE BANK
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PHONE 2382
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BRENTEX HARDWARE
STORE
WMENKAM, TEXAS
HOME OF
QUALITY HARDWARE and
FISHERMAN’S NEEDS
PLENTY OF *
COTTON PICKERS SACKS,
WAGON COVERS,
SCALES and KNEE PADS
COMPLETE STOCK OF
PITTSBURGH PAINTS
—— ' .............
VISIT THE
BRENTEX HARDWARE
STORE
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We invite you to comult our ofice for infonaaxion about your Gm
Appliance Problems. We’ll help an every way we can.
It has always been otir policy to help our customers make the best and
most economical use of their GAS SERVICE and we plan to continue thfe
policy to the fullest extent possible. Latest model Gas Appliances are in
our warehouse NOW ready for delivery to customers who qualify under
the above classifications.^ .
* • rOti MAY PMCNASff NfW B4S APSUAHCK ...
if you do not already have thosa particular Iliads of
aoolianccs in vour nortassian —
★ O10US PLACED fOA WAS APPUAACfS PRIOR TO APtfL
17, 1942... .
may now be RHad. In other words, if yOu ordered a Gas-
Fired Water Heater prior to April I?, 1942. bpt your order
war never filled, you may now get IMMEDIATE dalrvery.
SKOHDHAMD OAR APPUANCfS . . .'
may be purchased without restrictions.
The War Production Board has relaxed restrictioos oa sales o£---
. GAS APPLIANCES, including-the fioZlowsarg?
I GAS APPLIANCE
Government Restrictions Relaxed
★ ***★★**•*★★★★★* ★ ★ ★ ★ * *
miS SOUTHWESTERN CIS (OMPiU
. Vu Natural Gar for Cookiug, Water Htariag, Kafrigerallott, Horua Hoatiug
Telephone 7321
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she wa* a trifle worried someone
would sot get brand new sock*
to stuff th* lunche* in. Her fears
were groundle**. One girl brought
a aork. size 19H
BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
THURSDAY, JULY 23,1942. -
3E2
AT SHIRWIV-W iLt/AMS
PAINT H£ADQUARTERS
IT’S A
KILLER
Judyo ef
Cnmin
BARBECUE,
SL PPErt at
NEW WEHDEM HALL
SUNDAY, JULY 26th
S*gp»r Storrod rt OM S BB
POEK and MUTTON
Meal Tickets, Adults 50c
CUrta 1 to 11, Mr
Madera DANCE st Night
Manic by 4 BTU. HOGAN and
Hix SWINGRTERH
Adm.: tterta 46c, Ladies 16*
—
MBMB
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