Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 28, 1935 Page: 3 of 4
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Cotton, Texas, March 28— Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Cane spent Friday evening
at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDougald.
Mrs. McDougald and little Willie
Elizabeth McDougald have been very
sick with pneumonia but both are im-
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By autbor||y veated In me as Presi-
dent of the Board of Trustee* of the
Navasota Independent School District
of Grimes County, Texas, I hereby or-
der an election to be held in the town
of Navasota, Texas, at the City Hall
on Saturday, Apr’ 6th, 1985, for the
purpose of electing three trustees to
succeed Gerald Lott, J. P. Terrell and
G. E. Rodes.
Said election to be held in accord-
ance with State laws governing same,
and I hereby appoint Sam Madeley
as manager of said election, he to se-
lect his own assistants.
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Stacey was the winner for the tiny
tots and Lilyan Ruth Coleman for the
oldr children.
To bring the afternoon to a happy
concluslon the children were invitea
into the dining room. On the table
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were placed three attractive cakes, the
center one having the six lighted can-
dles and the other two being emboss-
ed with effective Easter decorations.
After Dorothy Nell had blown out
the candles the cakes were cut and
served with ice cream. Each child
was given a souvenier of either a
miniature Easter Bunny or a Baby
Chick.
Mrs. Showalter was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. W. N. Purcell of Whar-
ton and Mrs. & D. Colenan.
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JUNIOR MUSIC STUDY CLUB
PRESENTS GUEST SOLOIST
Mesdames Robert Foster, Weldon
Lucas, Ralph Bevis and Fred Mackie
were hostesses for the regular meet-
ing of the Music Study Club Wednes-
day at 3:30 p. m. at the Presbyterian
Educational building, with the Junior
Study Club and presenting their guest
artist. Miss Edith Bourdeaux, vocal
soloist, accompanied by Miss Louise
Powell, Huntsville; Paul Nemir, Mary
Harriet Lott, Helen Nemir of the Lil-
lian Knox Junior Club, assisted by
Misses Virginia Moore, president of
the Junior Club and Floy Wilson, plan-
1st, who was recently presented in
recital by the club.
Program
History of the Lillian Knox Music
Club—Mary Harriet Lott.
Life of Beethoven—Paul Nemir.
Life of Mozart—Helen Nemir.
Vocal — “Pirate Dream” — Huerton;
“Oh, Love But a Day’’—Music —Dan-
iel Protheroc — Poem — Browning;
“Sing, Smile, Slumber"—Charles Gu-
ardo—Miss Edith Bourdeaux, accom-
panist, Miss Louise Powell.
Piano duet — "Lebestraume" —
Misses Virginia Moore and Floy'Wil-
son.
Vocal—"Blue Are Her Eyes"—Win-
ther Watts; “Into the Light’’ —Frank
LaForge :— Miss Edith Bourdeaux,
accompanist, Miss Louise Powell.
This was another rare treat for mu-
sic lovers and the Music Study Club
feels indebted to the Junior Music
Club for this lovely program. Miss
Bourdeaux is teacher of public school
music in Sam Houston college, Hunts-
ville, and a former pupil of Miss Po-
well’s. .
Graceful branches of dogwood blos-
soms were used throughout the par-
lors for floral decorations and the
Lynn Grove, Texas, March 28 —Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Rogers and daughter,
Betty Gene of Houston were visitors
of W. P. Cook and family Sunday.
Stanley Weaver who is a student
at A&M was with home folks the
week end.
Miss Mildred Sledge of Navasota
spent the week end with Ruby and
Mary Lee Cook.
Rev. Adams of Hempstead will
preach Sunday morning at 11 o’clock
at the Lynn Grove church. This be-
'ing an extra Sunday we hope to have
a large crowd. Also Sunday School
at 10 a. m. and Epworth League at
7:30 p. m. We cordially invite every-
'one to attend these services.
The Lynn Grove school made an
excellent showing at the county meet
held in Navasota March 22. The school
entered only five literary events and
came out with the following honors:
1st place junior boy declamation.
3rd place senior girl declamation.
1st place in picture memory.
2nd place In VI, VII spelling.
2nd place in choral singing.
Mrs. Harris will go to Bryan with
the junior boy deciaimers for the dis-
trict meet.
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at the Lake Grove cemetery Friday,
AApru sth. Everyone is Invited to
come and bring their lunch, rakes
and hoes.
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ally in motion picture production it to
discovered that two performers work
together in such pecect harmony that
the resulting performance excels their
individual efforts. One and one may
always ad up two in mathematics, but
not in motion pictures.
A new acting combination has now
come into existence. It is Warner
Baxter and Myrna Loy. They played
opposite each .other in “Penthouse"
and they will be seen again, co-etarr-
ed, in “Broadway Bill", the Frank Ca-
pra production presented by Columbia
at Miller's Theatre today and tomor-
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It is quite refreshing to read about
sections of this world that have re-
duced taxes. The editor of the Daily
Chronicle, Georgetown, British Guia-
na, in part says:
"We cannot get behind the fact that
between 1928 and 1933 British Guiana
.drastically retrenched. Expenditure
was cut and no critic has yet come
forward to give the government con-
crete proposals for further reducing
expenditure on any appreciable scale.
To the contrary, it to the unofficial
community that has pressed the gov-
ernment to relieve the civil service of
the direct levy on their salaries.
“The fact that expenditure has di-
ready been reduced to the danger
point of possible inefficiency eliminates
one factor in considering ways to re-
duce taxation in British Guiana. Pen-
sions obligations have to be honored
and publie debt charges met. These
are items not reducible by retrench-
ment.’’
What British Guiana has done
should be an Example for states, pro-
vinces and countries to follow. It’s the
same old story. No country can tax
itself into prosperity. British Guia-
na realized that fact.
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Cotton News
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hostenmes served a dellolous tea own
Mra. Marshall Peters was elected
delegate to the State Federated Club
meeting at San Angelo, Miss Julia D.
Owen, alternate.
Mrs. Bourdeaux, mother of Min
Edith Bourdeaux, was a guest of the
chibs on this occasion.
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Patrick were visitor at Mra J. W. Mo-
nougaid's Sunday evening.’
,. Mm Martin Brown's daughter,
Thelma Fay Thompson and little son
are reported to be doing fine.
John Dreher of Singleton spent Sun-
day with While McDougald.
Cecil McDougald of Bedias spent
Saturday night with his parents, Mr.
and Mm J. W. McDougald.
Mrs. Ula Mae Tadlock to able to be
up and about which we are glad to
know.
Robert Ray and sons of North
Zulch spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs
J. W. McDougald's •
There was church at the Pentacost
new church Sunday night and had a
large crowd
There was church Saturday night
and Sunday and Sunday night at
Mount Pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bracewell were
at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McDougald's
Friday night.
Mrs, ad Bullard and family spent
Sunday with her parents at Bedias,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pyle.
Garvin McDougald and wife spent
Sunday with her parents at Evergreen
Mr. and Mrs. Emmit Williams.
Vernon McDougald was to see his
parents for a short while Wednseday
evening from Navasota.
The weather to fine and farmers are
very busy planting their crops and
the women are busy planting their
gardens.
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day Little Miss Dorothy Nell Showal-
1 ter waa honored with a party, given
d& at theMountry Club, from 4 to 6 p.
"S" m Wenesday afternoon About for-
ty youngsters helped the little honoree
celebrate this happy occasion and she
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acpgne
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£" ™ drop the handkerchief and Other gam-
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Ida Wehmeyer to viaiting her sister,
Mrs. Will Becker in Bryan this week
Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Heman and fam-
ily and Mr. and Mm Gun Heman and
daughter, Erma spent the day Sun-
day in Navasota visiting Mr. and
Mm Herman Heman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Finke Sr. and
family and Will Schroeder visited in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Finke
in Anderson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Brocksmidt and
children of Conroe spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eickenhorst. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Thane and chil-
dren spent the day Sunday in Nava-
sota vibiting Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Heman. ' .. •
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Boergstedtte of
Navasota spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mra R. Wehmeyer and family.
Mr. and Mra Charlie Busse, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Schroeder spent Sunday
afternoon in Anderson visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Becker and family.
G. W. Schroeder and mother, Mrs.
H. F. Schroeder Misses Clara and El-
lie Schroeder and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Finke and children were visitors in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Bosse
in Washington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Finke and son
of Anderson spent a while in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Becker Tuesday
night.
Mr. and. Mrs. Will Finke and family1
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Finke Jr.
spent the day Tuesday in East Ber-
nard visiting their sister, Mrs. Ernst
Genz.
Mrs. R. W. Wehr Ing and Miss Annie
Wehring of "Navasota spent Tuesday
afternoon in the home of Charlie He-
man and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn spent
Sunday afternoon in Navasota with
Mrs. M. Thone and family.
Mr. and'Mrs. Fritz Horn and family
spent Sunday in Navasota visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Schafatall.
Joe Kaliszewski and family of Bell-
ville visited in the home of Joe Smith
and family Sunday.
Henry and Fritz Schroeder of An-
derson were here one day last week.
G. W. Schroeder and Will Schroeder
drove to Brenham Thursday night.
Louis Hille of Navasota was in our
community Tuesday.
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Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 28, 1935, newspaper, March 28, 1935; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1399155/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.