Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 102, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1940 Page: 4 of 4
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To Be Governor in ’52
the lower Valley looked to Corpus
Christi and San Antonio as its eco-
blotches. pimples, athlete’s foot, rashes and
other externally caused skin erugtions.
Second hand brick and second hand
lumber at old Cooperage plant. L. R.
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spending the week-end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Ivey.
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PEACHES, See Ben H. Ahrenbeck.
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debating ability":
Theriot expected to make the high-
est grade in his law classes. He admit-
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laboratories is several times richer as
a vitamin A concentrate than cod liver
’oil, according to Gilbert O. Wilson, in-
structor in' chemgury, and it contains
more than 8,000 international units of
Superior Hereford
Breeder Association
Organized in Graham
GRAHAM, Texas, June A (UP) —
Superior Hereford Breeder Associa-
tion has been organized here for the
raising and marketing of fine beef
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Mr. and Mrs. Papi Kimberlin leave
Sunday for Ohicago, III., where Mr.
kimberlin has acepted a positionin
the Engineering Department with the
Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporatiou.
Mr. Kimberlin has been manager of
the theatre here for two years.
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oils soothe the irritation. Stops the most I "you
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done research for the past nine months
on the problem of the relative value
of sweet potato dehydrating agents.
His tests have revealed that sulphur
dioxide is six times as effective as
lime as a dehydrating agent in pre-
serving the carotene or pro-vitam A
content of sweet potatoes, and in the
above picture Scogin is shown meas-
uring pro-vitamin A concentrate from
yams, preparing to make a series of
colormetric tests to determine caro-
tene content. The chainomatic chem-
yam may prove to be the cheapest
possible ‘souree for vitamin A, accpord-
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welch and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Moore and children
are spending the week-end in Galves-
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Protect your possessions-
buy your Automobile In-
surance today—See
built to connect the Valley with upper
Texas, and the River Road languish-
ed. ig
Now, though, there is a possibility
that the River Road may regale .its
Old Importance as a Military High-
way — with army trucks, tanks, can-
non, and marching men making the
brush country echo with pew noises.
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Germans Use
Delay Action Bombs
LONDON, June 29. — German air
Summer’s nd problem to Playtex babies/ They
keep cool and comfortable, dry and unchafed
in Playtex Baby Pants. Made of that amazing
material, creamy liquid latex, Playtex pants are
thin, soft, cool, super-ventilated, and extra
stretchy for bomfort No seams or binding stitches
to irritate his baby skin, yet an edges are seam-
hzhst legislative port in Texas.
Theriot claimed he would keep his
name before the electorate until 1946
at which time he will graduate from
the University of Texas school of law
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June 29-
(UP)—'In 1952 the governor of Texas
will be George Theriot, according to
—George Theriot.
This most determined young man,
now only 26, has plotted a course that,
he says, will lead his ship to the
ITCHING SKIN Quick chance of beating ime" he declared.
Even the most stubborn itching of eczema. The “future governor” graduated
Fryers, broilers, peaches, tomatoes,
and butter beans. Mrs. J. G. Hall,
phone 306 102-6t
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of Houston will join Mr. and Mrs.
Rupert Brooks and daughter, Jane
Ella, here Sunday and they will go
on to Turnersville for a visit with
relatives.
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san Antonio lowers will know how to,pronounce his
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ing the amount of the concentrate
to be used. , »
The oil extracted from the dehy-
drafted sweet potato in the NTSTC
ture fish oil extracts, who have
shown strong interest in the product
as a food concentrate for human con-
sumption.
ing .to tests by Everett Scogin of Cor-
M. S. Brooks and Mrs. T. C. Thorp . ....
sicana, graduate student in the Norht
Navasota Electric Co.
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pro-vitamin A. The oil concentrate. .. , Mp". P..a w.
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promises to be an inexpensive vita-
min addition to cattle feed, according
to Wilson, who directed Seogin’s ex-
periments, and it is being considered
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Methodist Group
Starts Series of
Bible Studies Monday .
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First in the series of four study
leesons on “Exploring the Bible” will
“be held by the Woman’s Bible Class
1 W the First Methodist Church Monday
afternoon at 3:30 O'clock in the
i iehurch.
The book was written by Ernest
Hoff. An interesting Bible drill, ques-
tions, and discussions will also form
part of the afternoon program.
Mrs. H. E. Mortimer will lead a
Bible quiff, and Mrs. Garland Beach
•will give character studies of itwelve
Riolical characters to lie identified by
the class.
Mrs. Anderson to
Review ‘The Nazarene’
Tuesday Evening
Mrs. Bowden Anderson will review
Scholem Asch’s "TheNazarene" Tues-
day evening at 7:45 o’clock in the
garden at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
H. L. Stewart.
Mrs. Anderson is being presented by
the business woman's circle of the
Tirst xethodist Church.
ted he wasn’t more intelligent than
the average, but he will work harder.
He believed high grades would make
excellent publicity.
Now Theriot, as he covers the state
selling magazines, is engaged in a
campaign to enlist the friendship of
every publisher in the state.
He’s starting his campaign early
■ many friends that, no one will have a-----
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George H. Northington, HI, of
Egypt* and Lewis Driesbach of Hous-
ton Have arrived in the city to'take
over the supervision of Miller’s Thea-
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Donald Duck Cartoon AndiNeM
cattle in this area. raiders are using delayed action
The organization is composed of bombs on the British Isles, the min-
cattlemen from 13 counties — Young, istry of home security announced,
Wichita, Palo Pinto, Throckmorton , I cautioning the public to keep away
Clay, Jack, Stephens, Wise, Baylor,! from apparent duds and to refrain
daughters, Deanie and Ju, of Ta-
hoka left for their home today after
a visit with Mr. Edwards -ister Mrs.
Q. Dyess, and Mr. Dyess. Van"cah
vin Ellis, who has also been a guest
of Mr and Mrs. Dyess, will aocom-
pany them as far as his home i
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Knox, Haskell, Shackelford, and Ar-
cher. Member herds must come up
to the “superior” grade set by the as-
sociation, which will designate its
offerings as such on the market.
The association will conduct annual
auction sales or purebred Herefords,
will advertise “superior” cattle, will
inspect members’ herds, and will hold
semi-annual meetings.
Officers are E. W. Harrison of
South Bend, president; Lee Atkinson
of Throckmorton, vice president; J.
M. Graham of Graham, secretary; R.
A. Brown of Throckmorton, L. A.
Stout of Baylor county, and the three
officers to serve as executive commit-
teemen.
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part is off the highway, facing the
river. It is built on a high Moff,
with the village church at one end of
the plana and the river at the other.
From Roma to Laredo, nearly 100
miles, "there is only one more town,
Zapata It is also small and Mex-
can-looking. Between the towns are
rolling pastures, occasional j acais
made of sticks and mud, the ever-pres-
ent river on your left, and the spell
of the lonely expanse of the trackless
brush country.
Near Zapata is the old San Ignacio
ranch house. Almost identical to
some of the houses in Monterey, Cali-
forniu, which gave the world the
monterey style of architecture, this
hacienda was built by men who had
never been to California, thousands
of miles away. So Monterey archi-
tecture belongs as much to Texas as
it does to California. I
The sun may be getting low as you
uenr Laredo; if it is, the reflection in
the river will make you understand
why the river was once called Rio del
Oro. Anh if the river happens to be
on a rise, booming between its banks,
you will realize, too, why it was also
called Rio Bravo and Rio Turbto.
in the early days Of colonization.
that are
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appreciation of the values demaudet
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spirit of the Bpring season. As alwas
these Curlee Suits are expertly tallo
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Nemir, Lucile. Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 102, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 29, 1940, newspaper, June 29, 1940; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1382499/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.