Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 1, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 3, 1954 Page: 3 of 10
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of Organists and Phi Mu Sinfonia,
national music fraternity for men.
His home is in Fort Worth.
Mrs. Annie Mullins had as her
guests recently Mrs. G. W. Taylor
of Van Alstyne.
NEW CAR REGISTRATIONS
Carlton O. Bennett, Lewisville—
4-door Ford.
James E Burton, Lewisville —
4-door Ford.
Clarence Matthews, Lewisville-
Ford Victoria.
PIITSBURS
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Mrs. L. F. De Mar entertained
the Aubrey Needle Club in her
home here last week.
Mrs. Knox Browning presided at
tle business session.
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are visiting their grandparents,
the Rev. and Mrs. Homer Coffey.
wintry nights! They're fleecy they're machine
cotton, with nicely stitched in lukewtm wo
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By MRS. E. E. LOVE
Record-Chroniole Correspondent
AUBREY — The WSCS of the
Aubrev Methodist Church met in
the church last week to study a
rural needs missionary program,
under the direction of Mrs. Arden
Ballard.
Taking part in the program were
Husbands! Wives!
Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger
By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK MI—You know about
the farmer's daughter. But how
about the salesman’s wife?
The way she reacts to her hus-
band’s irregular hours to those sud-
den calls out of town, can lead
to tiffs at home. Unhappy home
life can put a salesman in a most
unselling frame of mind.
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RELEAF FROM THE HEAT — Two-year-old Randy
Holloway, almost hidden by his fig leaf, says this may
be embarrassing but it's a mighty fine way to keep
cool these hot days. He thoroughly recommends it—but
only for other 2-year-olds. Randy is the son of Mr. and
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Solomon, et ux — parcel of land
located in the S. C. Hiram Survey.
Tommie Roy Sparks, et ux, to
F. C. Conner — tract of land out
of the J. W. King Survey.
Lillian Sanders, et al, to L. D. I
Bruce, et ux — tract of land in
the city of Aubrey.
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Jack Schmitz & Son
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hodges had
as their guests recently the Rev.
and Mrs. R. B. Griffin of Rice
and Mrs. Qia May Griffin of Den-
ton.
THE DENTON RECORD-C H RO NICLB
Mrs Viola Bailey and daughters I
of Dallas visited her parents, Mr. I
and Mrs. W. A. Blanks last week.
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Mrs. Mamie Sims of Wichita
Falls is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
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Organ Concert Slated Tonight
Dale Peters, organ teacher at The young organist, also the
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E. L. McKinney, Slidell — 4-door
Ford.
R. C. Paysinger, Route 1, McKin-
ney — Ford truck.
W. M. Pierce, Route 1, Pilot
Point — Oldsmobile sedan,
Edward T. Coulston, Box 1253,
Denton — 2-door Buick.
W. R. Waggoner, Lewisville —
Chevrolet truck.
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RENO, Nev. (- -Blonde Bobo
Rockefeller and her expensive ar-
ray of legal talent prepared today
to close out the romantic saga of
the coal miner’s daughter and the
multimillionaire oil heir.
The 37-year oid Bnbo may file
for divorce at any time from 42-
year-old Winthrop Roekeafeller.
It may come later today, judging
only by the apparent last-minute
preparations going on at Bobo s
dicorce headquarters a suburban
Reno home she rented a few weeks
ago. • •
Reporters who ph'.ned the resi-
dence have been cut short' with:
“Sorry, we’re busy. Call back
later." The voices usually identify
themselves as Bobu’s attorneys.
— She has six lawyers—Five from
New York and one from Nevada.
The attorneys have pulled a cur-
tain of secrecy over preparations
for her divorce from Rockefeller,
who is the father vf het 5% year
old son Winthrop Paul.
A property settlement was work-
ed out the day Bobo arrived in
Reno to establish residence. That
was six weeks and four days ago.'
in the main auditorium. The public
is invited to attend.
Winner of the first-place award
in the young artist contest of the
American Guild of Organists this
summer. Peters is a music grad-
uate of NTSC and has been study-
ing at Columbia University the
past year. He is replacing Dr.
Helen Hewitt, who is on leave of
absence for the second summer:
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G Major” by J. S. Bach, "Pas-
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"Carol Prelude on 'Greensleeves’ ”
by Searle Wright, anu "God Among
Us" by Oliver Messiane.
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SOLINGEN, Germany, IP —
A Solingen metals firm caused
an uproar here by manufacturing
5,000 Nazi stotm trooper short
swor ds—cyplete., with, sswastika.
Officials of ametal trades union
project protested and occupation
authorities scanned their rule
books, but the manufacturer made
no changes of plan, saying the
swords were intended for exvort
to the United States—to be sold as
souvenirs.
14000
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OPTIMIST SPEAKER — R. J.
(Bob) Weaver of the Fort Worth
Narcotics Control Service will
speak on teenage drug addiction
Wednesday at the regular noon
session of the local Optimist Club
in Marquis Hall; Weaver will
precede his talk with a short
movie on "Drug Addictioh."
THE SPOON HOLDER
Remember when a spoon holder graced every
dining-room table? Within easy reach of
everyone, it saved countless steps for mother
whenever one of the children’s spoons went
clattering to the floor. ' Even Father was
guilty at times. Now, you find spoon holders
only in antique shops. The modern table has
no use for them. Remember? -----
We never forget that to some it ia most
important that the final tribute to their
loved one is not a heavy burden.
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Maka grand light covers for
summer, warm sheets for frosty weather.
companies are underestimating the
power of the salesman’s wife.
They may train the salesman
carefully, yet undo it by failing
to brief* the wife on the nature
of his work, the reason for irregu-
lar hours, the value of sales con-
ferences (“they’re more than just
cocktail parties”).
A poll of 13,513 salesmen’s wives
across the land, made over.a two-
year period by the Research In-
stitute of America, shows them
picking the salesman’s job as the
most frustrating. Only 9 per cent
of them would advise their sons
to follow in their dad’s footsteps.
Many wives complain about long
separations and say: "Have him
near home at least one week a
month,” One adds: "We can’t
afford two cars and when he is
cn the road. I’m stranded.’
Of life with the salesman at
home, the wives offer this com-
mon complaint: "The crush of pa-
per work at night takes time that
should be spent with his family.”
A third of the wives ask for
better cooreration and understand-
ing at their husband’s work by
his employers.
Some wives want to go along
on tho selling trips. Many ask to
be included in the serious sessions
at a sales conference. One notes
that at tne home office, "secre-
taries are included in social func-
tions but never the wives.”
The wives rate their husbands’
jeb in comparison with other kinds
of work this way: The greatest
number choose engineering work
as providing the most security and
newspaper reporting as the most
interesting (but they gave it a se-
cufity rating, of exactly zero),
Lost 18 Pounds
With Barcentrate
Mrs. Anna Summers, Box 262,
Garland, Texas, states as follows: "I
lost 18 pounds taking Barcentrate
without dieting and I feel fine.”
Barcentrate is the original grape-
fruit recipe for taking off ugly fat.
Mix with grapefruit juice as directed
on label. If the very first bottle
doesn't show you the easy, sensible I
way to reduce, just return the empty
bottle for your money back. You can
get Barcentrate at any Texas druggist
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Mrs. John B. Taylor. Mrs. Nettle
Bryant, Mrs. L. E. Maddin, Mrs.
Zeldie Mann, and Mrs W. E
Smotherman.
Mrs. Mann presided at the busi-
ness session and it was decided
to start work on a bazaar to be
held this fall.
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SAN DIEGO, Tex. ( — Dist.
Judge Maxwell Welch Monday set
Fort Worth, Bryan and Tyler as
the places for trial of four Duval
County men on charges of theft
or misapplication at public funds.
They are:
C. T. Stansell Jr., former county
auditor, 32 counts of forgery and
theft over $50, to be tried in Fort
Worth.
R. L. Adame, county school su-
perintendent, eight counts of felony
theft, to be tried in Bryan.
D. C. Chapa, former Benavides
School District tax assessor-collec-
tor, six counts of conversion of
public funds to his own use, to be
tried in Tyler.
Oscar Carrillo Sr., former as-
sistant BBenavides School District
assessor-collector, three counts of
felony theft, also to be tried in
Tyler.
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nell, et ux — lots of land in the ।
city of Lewisville.
R. B. Gambill to Lorayne Gam-
bill — tract of land out of the High
School Addition.
Lorayne Gambill to R. B. Gam-
bill — tract of land out of the W. J.
Wheeler Addition.
Homer C. Henderson, et ux, to
E. Catterson, et ux — tract of land
out of the Mounts Second Addition.
V. R. Clearman, et ux, to E. H.
Pritchett, et ux — lots of land out
of the Crestwood Heights Addition.
Elton F. Clardy, et ux, to Hugh
Keel, et ux — tract of land out of
the E. Puchalski Survey.
F. C. Conner, et ux, to the South-
western States Telephone Com-
pany, a corporation — tract of land
out of the J. W. King Survey.
James F. Degan to Jack Pitts—
parcel of land out of the Eli Pickett
Survey.
Donald R. Johnson and Cassie
Lou James.
Gilbert Leon Brigham and Bar-
bara May Floyd.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
W. W. Little to Jesse Winston
Farmer, et ux — tract of land out
of the M.E.P. and P.R.R. Company
Survey.
Lorene Bentley Howard, et al, to
Virgil Parker — lots of land out
of the G. W. Hughes Addition.
James E. Bowling, et ux, to R.
N. Clark, et ux — parcel of land
out of the Paul Hamilton Addition.
Lorace E. Catterson, et ux, to
Louis L. Coleman, et ux — tract
of land out of the E. Puchalski
Survey. * ' *
Ella Holloway, et al, to Walter
Lee Dawson, et ux — parcel of
land situated in the Reuben Bebee
Survey.
T. E. Standifer, et al, to John
F. Schmitz — lots of land out of
the B.B.M. and C.R.R. Company
Survey.
O. R. Clark, et al, to Nathan
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 1, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 3, 1954, newspaper, August 3, 1954; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1430857/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.