Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 158, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 15, 1944 Page: 3 of 8
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City Election
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you choost this branch? If you
docyou may inspect parachutes,
keep delicate tewtromm ad-
justed, plot or brief ftyine mis-
siqna,or do an administrative
job. Wi you share in our vic-
torlesin the skies?
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Gives Advice On
Pruning Orchards
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has two men, a lawyer and a
' inside twigs off peach trees”, warn-
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i lege Extensiom Service horticul-
: turist. at an orchid meeting here
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Ei 905 7 administration, communica
EE"A. tions, equipment, finances, food.
eihdhhah or transportation of men amt
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and who go to McKinney Thursday
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Miss Juanita Nugent, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. L V. Nugentof Spur,
is the youngest student enrolled in
T. 8. C. W this semster. Only 15
years old, site is a freshman, major-
ing in journalism. She attended
Louisiana Polytechnical Institute in
Ruston, Laa before coming to T. 8.
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for 90,000 tailes more.
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drawing board, drafting the me-
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tank drotroyer; or you may
drive and repair cars, jeep&, or
trucks. Dozens of other vital .
behind-the-lines jobs need Wacs to fill them. Win you fill one
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on the HOME FRONT
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end George IMIm
community. It is, then, part
of cur unartime joh to keep .
fresh supplies of essenitial
drugs on hand at all times.
We are aware that our “bot-
tle line" is our "bamie line."
If you need the advice of
your physician, see him
without delay. And, if be
give* you a prescription.
bringitcocheRexelDrug
Store where it will be com.
pounded acqutately .. . and
at ..reasonable price.
Rely on the Ronek
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rioya era I "Ah, Quand Je Ron." Pace. Pace
Mio Dio" by Verdi. "Capriccio, Op.
76, No. r by Brahms, "Intermezzo,
Op 118. No. 6" by Brahms. and
"La Campanella" by Peggs nini-
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"HOME SAFETY WEEK” AT T.
8. C. W.
“Home Safety Week,” is being
course.Congress itselthas I schomot -her ££“£££ weh
scrambled .the tax law so that work to give the examinations tonight Miss Mary Mason, assistant profes-
had a full time job making up tax
forms
They watch tax developments
in Congress and as soon as a bill
is finished they pitch in to whip up
a tax form to comply with it
Then they take it into what the
department calls its forms commit-
1 “A Memory,” "Roadside Fire" by
Several applicants for positions as Vaughn William*, and La Forge’s
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Faculty Recital
Thursday Night
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Mrs. Catherine Bean, soprano, and
Miss Ivy Eadlemon, ptanist, win be
presented in a faculty recital by the
music department of T. 8. O. W.
Thursday at 8115 p. m. in the main
auditorium. Mrs. Bean, wife of '
Lieut-Col. J. C. Bean. Camp Howse, |
ts a teacher m the sociology de-t
partment. Miss Ediemon, who
teaches piano, was formerly with
the Charles Kiker Studio of Wichi-
ta Falls, she has done extensive
director of -the group
Poll the Trigger on
Lazy "Innards”
Assoeiation, >150; • and Barton
Realty Co., >75.
Valentine Party
Given by USO
USO activities the past week-end
Service Commission Of Washington.
. D O., who is here seeking govern-
received a number of lovely gifts
in the bridge game high score was
made by Miss Gloria Stephenson
and low score by Miss Katherine
Farrington
At the close of the enening a
salad course was served from the
; dining table laid with a lace cloth
FNERGY and "top-nouch
U efhicienq are tequired of
everyone when a ation is
waging a total war. It is
pan ozour wartime job to
get weft — and keep well
Thu* we of the Reall Drag
Store are proud of ourasso-
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In a meeting Monday evening in
the municipal building, the City
Commission passed an election or-
dinance authorising a city election
to be held April 4 for the election
of three city commissioners, the
mayor, the city marshal. and the
city attorney. M. L. Ramey was
named election judge.
Fire Chief Eugene Cook was au-
thorised to employ four adaittonal
full-time men in the fire-nghuing
forces of the city. These additions
to the force will enable the depart-
ment to use what is known as the
redouble platoon system,” whereby
each fireman will be on duty for 34
climbed to 50 million, paying $18,-
500.000.000.
That increase since 1939 means
Morrison
president,
bustness
with a
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nted him’
ifts was a
ontaining
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to him
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and em
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y Buzick,
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Vhisenant,
Robertson
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Officers Elected
By Girls Auxiliary
Tlie Girls Auxiliary of the High-
land Baptist Church met Saturday
afternoon in the church with seven,
members and one guest present
The program consisted of a round-
table discussion of the life, cus-
toms and religions of various for-
eign countries. (
Officers were elected as follows.
Miss Janele MeCrelles, president;
Miss Freddie Jane Amyx, vice-pres-
ident. Miss Dorothy Jean Martin.
Save with Safety
AAAIAAFIm%y
WINDLE’,
was authorised to file sn injunction
against Whitson to prevent the
construction of the garage accord-
ing to present plant, alleging in-
fringement upon the city’s zoning
! ordinances.’
heads dealing with income tax.
They work it over and finally
send it up to the brass hats like
the head of the department’s in-
come tax unit, assistant secretary
of the treasury and even Secretary
Morgenthau himself
The brass hate have to give it a
final okay but the real work is fin-
ished before it ever reaches them
is that all? That’s all I took five
months to shape up the present
forms which are giving the popula-
tion screaming meemies.
Is there anything wrong with
this way of doing it? Some people
think so, and here are some of the
reasons they give:
First. the forms are made up. by
these men who are so familiar with
taxes that they are far removed
from the puzzlement that besets
the average citizen.
Second, they take no scientific
sampling with a group of average
taxpayers.
Not Simple
If they had worked out a number
of forms and then tested an aver-
presented by Mm Bean, who will
sing Wolf’s "Verbargenheit,” "Wie .
Melodien Zleht tt Mir” by Brahms. ,
and Von Ewiger Liebe ” by Brahms
also. Miss Eddlemon will play '
"Sonata in b flat minor, Op. 35"
by Chopin and “Grave; Doppio
Movement," "Scherzo," "Marche
Punebre," and "Presto." and by
evening with a Hnen and crystal i
shower and bridge. The honoree
Mini enusrparn make .. ,..1 may be pruned to give graceful
WKaSsdickonb,orings on somkch shape but peach trees have tender
up«ef, tout taste, gassy discomfort, taka 1 bark which will burst from sun
Dr. Caldwell’s tamous medicine to quickly scald ii the low limbus and twigs
pull the tngger on lacy "innards", ana that furnish shade are pruned oil.
help you feel bright and chipper again. He gave the following four reasons
oa. CALDWELLS is the wonderful senna why the low limbs should not be
laxative contained in good old Syrup Pep- pruned front peach trees: Hi Prun-
ala to make it so easy to take. ing of the low limbs lets the sun
MANY DOCTOR use pepsin preparations burst the bark on the main trunk
inprescriptionstomakethemedidnemore and kills the treet, (2) It lets the
palatable end agreeable to take. So he tore sun heat and dry the ground under
your laxative is contained in Syrup Pepsin, the tiee and evaporate the needed
mSWT ON Oa.CkWWtll'S—the favorite moisture: 13 It keeps thestree from
rd milhnwa tnr SO yeara, and that shading cut grass and weeds; (4) ft
some relief from constipation. Even finicky lets the plowman plow too close
children love it. and too deep and injures the lm-
CAUTION: Use only a. directed. portantt feeder roots. ,
___ 1 Roseborough suggested frequent.
nn AATTTrrrrrC level, shallow cultivating for or-
I IK I AI I NW H I I % chards rather than deep plowing
VIe VHuDVVMMMa O Through the office of the county
opanra ravaP and home demonstration agents
SENNA LAXAIIVE printed instructions for spraying to
connan m (DTD npner prevent worms in fruit and brown
comtAiD in SYKUP PEPSIN rot on peaches can be obtained
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STUFFED UP NOSE? GET THIS QUICK RELfEF
FROM DISCOMFORT OF HEAD COLDSI
Texet Nasal Spray ephedkm 39
Reduces swelling of congested nasal passages. Forms a soothing, pro-
tective coating to irritated membranes. i^, ; ____________
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hours and off duty for 34 hours, in
alternate order.
Appearing before the commission
was a property owner who request-
ed the graveling of a street in the
Owsley Addition to the Icity. The
commission indicated the city is
ready to do the work if property
2 . ---------owners will provide the coat of ma-
secretary; Miss Wanda Mae Parker, terials.
treasurer; Miss Margie Lynn Selzer, 1 Further hearing was held on the
reporter, Mrs W M Beck is the I petition of W P Whitson concern-
i ing the erection Gt a Hie garage.
Fred Minor, counsel for the city.
richest of the rich, who could turn ----.-------------
the problem over to their lawyers Apblications for
They paid that year $28,254000 in nEM21 T. .
taxes. ! Positions Heard
By 1939 the number of taxpayers Severai appiicanis for pomions as ;
had grown to 7,600,000. They paid Herta, typists and stnographers
$928 000,000. By 1948 the ----her ----5-
““GA*'-
for aw Ater job you'te alieedy trained to do. Or if ypmve
never worked before, you have a chence to get expert Army
trifateg
. N>w team vou svatsn. Now yoa muy gk tee yomr
firat Army amlenment at an Armr Poer in the Service om-
mand la which you enlist.
Thus the very complication of the
law is a cinch to make the forms
complicated if the internal revenue
j department experts got closer to a
j down-to-earth, scientific basis
a owSeabe
a for cars that stand up
gAmaaa - in wartime’* .,
marly of Drtit on, died in Qates-
ville Monday, where he had lived 80
years. Funeral servcies and burial
will be in Gainesville Wednesday
at 10 a. m. He is survived by his
wife, four daughters and a son. The
Anderson family has been living in
Sherman four years.
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.We undetstand that this year a both for the dunce and at the U80
test between two forms was made cenver.
With a small group in New York.)
In 1913, the first year of income
taxes, only 357,598 persons hud to
make out forms They were the
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Ted Lewis in "Is Everybody Hap
Wynn.i Eshowing at the Texas Th
More Bonds Are
Sold by Firms
Local merchants and business
firms continued to sell warbonds to
their patrons on Monday, as is evi-
denced by the following report of
new bond sales in connection with
the fourth war loan drive in Den-
ton: Scott Grocery, $1,500; Denton
Bus Une, >1,162.50; Headlee Tire
Co., $37.50; Brooks Dairy, >78;
Caruthers Motor Co. $93.15; Bos-
ton Store, $8,137.50; O. M. Mizell
Insurance, >225; Retail Merchans
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and later in the week here and atsorof home economics, as chair-
McKinney She said that appli- man. Departments Of the college
cants are being accepted only under will cooperate in furthering the
WPC rules and that no one will be cause at "Home Safety Week,” with
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 15-un-
it you're aghust at the income tax
forms and wonder how they got
that way, here's the story;
The board of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Home was to convene
here at 2 p m. Tuesday for Its an-
nual meeting, expected to continue
through Thursday, according to
Rev. E. D. Williams, superintendent
; of the home, where the sessions
I will be held. Of the nine members
' those who had arrived Tuesday
morning Included Elders S. E
Phipps of Paducah, Ky. and F. A.
Dennis of Mansfield, Mo, Revs T
J. Scott of Fulton, Ky„ O A. Gib-
son of Joinersville. Alba Bates of
Muskogee. Ok., and O N Baucom
Expected in time for the beginning
of the sessions this afternoon were
Revs Charles R Matlock of Nash-
ville. Tenn.. E H. Alford of Mans-
field. Ark., and T A. Morse of
Oadaen. Ala.
Rev: R. H Alford will preach in
the Cumberland Presbyterian
Cifurch Wednesday evening and
Rev. T. J. Scott will be in charge
of singing
Father of Former
Resident Here Dies
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Youngest Student
in T. S. C. W.
Only 15 Years Old
were Mmes E P. LeBeau, A B.
Mackey and Edwin B Braley,
mothers of hostesses and honoree;
Misses Louise Craven, Virginia
Caldwell. Billye Liles. Janie Maaga-
land. Larah Lauman, Lois Taylor,
Rosalys Ligon. Sara Neale, Evelyn
Pyle. Dorothy Nell Fouts. Hilda
Haynes, Molly Skinner and those
named above.
. Advertise—Lest they Forgett
Army Sereiee fere
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duction was inaugurated, more and more American communities 4
have grown to remember the Rexall Drug Store for the best values
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