Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 64, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 1, 1936 Page: 3 of 6
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ESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 1, 1936
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GAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
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Provide for probation and parole I plan,.
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lingerie like this
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Christmas Day! Lace trim-
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FRESH DAILY THIS WEEK
Mince, Apple and Pecan Pies
For
Women
Lined for Real Warmth!
Dress Gloves
Opcrai
Everetts
Real
Leather’.
Handkerchief
and Tie Set
that he considered Harry Hines of
Wichita Falls sufficient represen-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert I
Weatherly and children Sunday, i
J. H. Ingle of this city.
The grandchildren present were
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Robbins, and
You Do Not Have to Serve the Same Kind
of Bread Seven Days Each Week.
Serve A Different
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MISS BERRY AND
MR. STEPHENSON
MARRY SUNDAY
Mrs. Stephenson is well known in
the county, having been a teacher
in the county schools for several
-jars. Mr. Stephenson is a promi-
nt Gainesville business man.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson will be
at home in Gainesville, following
New Patterns in Towncraft
Men's Shirts
Always a Welcome Gift!
Underwear
Provide division at the prison
system to keep parole records
which shall not be a regular part
of the prison records.
Pre-parole investigation prior to
he
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receiving parole by virtue of a for-
mer conviction or convictions, con-
sideration for conditional release
to be considered in same manner
as parole upon completion of one-
third of current sentence.
Pardon—Where facts are of such
nature as to create .doubt as to
guilt of convicted persons, board
original gun-powder mills.
Among the Roosevelts and the
Men’s Genuine SUEDE
JACKETS
south or West Texan should be
given the post.
This leaves three other promi-
nent candidates in the field. They
include one other newspaper edi-
tor. C. M. Bishop of Giddings, and
Representatives Fred Mauritz of
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Daxatg flattering styles
that vou simply adore, A
compliment to your taste
. . . and to bend She’ll
— , , mem oers taireaay apPoM• 0!
cousin of the bride-to-be, is mar-! the governor, the chief justice of
ried to his distant cousin Irene du the court of criminal appeals and
checks
COLDS
and
FEVER
first tiny
Headache, 30
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Fitted CASE
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A Christmas Treat!
SLIPPERS
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dren present were Laura Mae and
* Mary Sue Robbins. Ann and James
Bryan Williams of this city. Little
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In Austin
By Jimmie Clark
nounced the engagement of their ।
daughter to the son and namesake
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deems necessary to perform its
functions effectively'.
Conditional Release
Where prohibited by law from
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Liquid. Tahlets
Salve. Nose Drops
Solve all gift problems with
these fine shirts- Pre-shrunk fab-
rics ... all Rmf fast colors 1
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STATE RESERVE LIFE
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Bread Every Day
MONDAYS
Dutch Holland Bread
TUESDAYS
Old-Fashioned Salt Rising Bread
WEDNESDAYS
Dutch Wheat Bread
THURSDAYS
Dutch Holland Bread
FRIDAYS
Old-Fashioned Salt Rising Bread
SATURDAYS
Dutch Holland Bread
By SIGRID ARNE
Copyright, 1936, by the Associated
Practical Gifts Please!
LUGGAGE
MT. HOPE HONOR
ROLL ANNOUNCED
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Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Weatherly
and daughter. Margarette. of Era.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Weatherly. I
and children. Johnny Marie and
Clara Bell, of Reed, and Mr. and
, Mrs. Pete Curtis. and daughter
a Janey Ruth, of Gainesville, were
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Try “Rub-My-Tism" -World's Brat
Liniment
He’ll never have too many socks.
This ever-welcome gift comes in
fancy silk and rayon with mer-
cerised top, heel and toe. Dou-
ble sole and high spliced heel
for added wear. A Penny value.
Purity Baking Co.
Makers of Purity Bread and cakes
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Up in heaven, so they say.
You are supposed to sit and
play.
But how about your little boy.
Will he have money to buy a
toy?
“Imagine a du Pont marrying a
Roosevelt!”
more than 10 days, with no more
than one ten day furlough in any
three months period.
Shark grain' covered ease with
7 beautiful fittings including
comb, brush and large mirror
fitted in lid. Rayon lining. Two
pockets in side of case. A prac-
tical gift for any woman!
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Two Ancient Clans
Of America Merged
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MRS. MANAHAN IS
The marriage ceremony of Miss
•ven Berry, daughter of the late
r. and Mrs. Hollis M. Berry of
The Practical Gift!
HANDBAGS
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But each family has a spe- | for the position of state highway
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Gifts for
Partiadar^
party was planned to be held De-
cember 22 in the home of Mrs. C.
E West
Fifty members and guests at-
tended and were served chicken
barbecue and accessories from a
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It’s imported! Brushed all wool.
Choice of several different pat-
terns to make him happy
on Christmas Day and through
the year. The deep tones blend
well with any overcoat. A value!
I deaths for generations. The du
Ponts are now in their eighth gen-
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For mother or sister . . . black,
red or blue kid D’Orsays. At-
tractive peach color lining.
Cushion sole for comfort. Wood-
en heel. Grand for lounging or
every day wear. You’ll get
hearty thanks for this gift.
son, Billy, and Mrs. Z. P. Russon
and daughter, Eulalah of Sherman.
, HOW TO PATCH A
GARMENT IS TOLD
state of Texas will be represented
by Lieutenant-Governor Walter
Silk Crepe or Satin
GOWNS and
Vicks Va-tro-nol
tEGULAK Sig 30c . . . DOUBLE QUANTITY 50c
of
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One of Mrs. Manahans children. ! knew of the Delanos, the Presi-
Nils Manahan of Houston, was dent S family on his mother’s side.
• unable to attend. Other members the turmoil leading to the rev-
Our stocks are bulging! Our variety is great! You save by
shopping at Penney’s. So don’t be too late.
It isn’t often you find such stun-
ning real leather bags at this
remarkably low price. Distinc- ,
tive designs in the popular
pouch and envelope styles. Well
made and carefully lined
olution the Delanos, who were
GAINESVILLE BUSINESS MAN
AND ROSSTON GIRL ARE
UNITED IN DALLAS
AVOID MANY COLDS
At the first nasal irritation or sniffle,
apply Vicks Va-tro-nol—just a few drops
up each nostril. Used in tune, it helps
prevent many colds entirely.
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Since the families arrived on
American soil the whole history of
the nation has been written. And
now they are to be united because
a handsome lad from Harvard fell
in love with a beautiful blonde
is revoked, parolee automatically
loses all time credited on parole.
491
Good broadcloth shiprts with
astex sides and 3 button yoke
front The shirts are made
with Swiss ribbed combed cot-
ton. A dandy gift for any man!
Inexpensive, but always liked!!
69c
Useful gifts! Soft leather in
moccasin style. Embossed In.
dian head. Cushion sole, heel
POSTPONED MEETING •
The meeting of the Bethanv I
Bible Class of the First Baptist!
church has been postponed from |
Thursday until a later date. The ~
time and place will be announced, j
A warm welcome for this
MUFFLER
a short trip to points in
Texas.
Pont. Divorces have been almost
unheard until recently.
First of the three families to ar-
rive on American soil was Philippe
De La Noye who landed at Plym-
outh in 1621 when he was only 19.
The next patriarch to arrive was
Dr. W. W. Micks
Practice Limited to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Correctly Fitted
Rooms 7-8—Teague Bldg.
Gainesville, Tex. Phone 283
Pont an-
AUSTIN, Dec. 1.— From Steph-
enville comes the announcement The board shall have authority
। from Rufus Higgs, newspaper pub- to formulate, adopt and enforce
such rules and regulations as it
A Dandy Christmas Gift!
Fancy Socks
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For Christmas . . nice, soft,
brown kid slippers. Leather
soles; rubber heels. Drill lined.
and Mrs. Eugene du
Two old . and powerful
Americans “clans,” alike in so-
cial prestige but far apart in
political philosophy, will be
joined with the marriage of
Ethel du Pont and Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Jr.
In a series of three stories,
Sigrid Arne explains that the
“news" in this betrothal is not
that the du Ponts and the
Roosevelts are coming togeth-
er, but that it took them so
long.
CLUB HAS BARBECUE Roosevelts in their tenth.
Like Father, Like Son
The Fairview Women’s Home ‘ In the three clans have been all1 lisher who has been the subject of
manner of professional men, poli- much ballyhoo, that he does not de-
ticians, merchants and sea-going I sire to be considered a candidate
Mrs. Roy Moore conducted the cial aptitude which has engaged a > commissioner to succeed
business session and Miss Mildred1
Here is a useful gift that you
can’t go wrong on! Domestic
capeskin in a really comfort-
able glove warmly lined for
winter wear! Well cut! Full
heavy stitching. Button wrist.
officers whose case load should
not exceed 150.
Provide sufficient traveling ex-
penses for board members and pro-
bation and parole, officers.
Provide for appointment of civic
lay boards (Such as now serve in
Texas Volunteer Parole Board
i- “Match-the material and the
pattern in material when patching
a garment," Miss Nette Shultz
some, young Franklin Roosevelt,
eration on American soil.
Miss Dorothy Hilliard was a gue;
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. FAIRVIEW WOMEN'S
mining likelihood of employment.
Personal interview with prospec-
tive parolee bv one or more mem-
bers of Board of Pardons and Pa-1
roles. Said interview and pre-pa- j
role investigation to be done 60
newspaperman i n
board of pardons and parole.
Selection of probation officers
on a merit basis.
Procedure
Pre-prison investigation at time 1
tion which has developed from
their ancestors’ original black
powder mills, which still stand on
the Brandywine river near the
homes of the clan.
The Roosevelts have sent two
presidents to Washington. The du
Ponts have been represented by a
I Woodul, and a senate committee
composed of Wilbourne Collie of
Eastland. Roy Sanderford of Bel-
। ton and Weaver Moore of Houston.
The following suggestions have
. been made for the new Texas pa-
role law to be enacted at the regu-
lar session of legislature:
Full time salaried board of three
the presiding judge of the court of
criminal appeals*. to pass upon
eligibility for parole or pardon.
Appointment of a state super-
visor of probation and parole to be
designated as secretary of the [
Claes Martenszen van Rosenvelt
who landed at New York in 1649.
The first du Pont was Victor
who came to New York in 1787. He
soon was followed bv his brother,
Eleuthere Irenee, who started the
family’s munitions business in
1802, and their father, Pierre Sam-
uel, a well-known French political
and social pamphleteer.
All Three of Nobility
Jr., is seen helping the beautiful! All three patriarchs came from
Ethel du Pont into a car. He I families thet had been powerful, consideration for parole for pur-
squires her to a football game. He I enoush in Europe to be raised to or determining best interest
nee he- ------- -h- Al-~- —A - nobility. > - - - - - -
Demonstration club held its an-
nual chicken barbecue Tuesday,
entertaining members’ families.
college dance.
And the gossips love it.
"What do you suppose their
families think?” they buzz.
They remember the warning of
the du Pont clan on the new deal.
which ceremonies have marked
I the christenings, marriages and
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You’ll see a smile of satisfaction
when he unwraps this. Suede
for warmth, slide fwiener
front, knit bottom.
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long table. Invocation was by L.
Brune. > -,2 ,
Press.
WASHINGTON (AP).—Hand-
The honor roll is based on the ing. Procedure in revocation rec-
students’ grades of at least a B on ommendations to be determined by
every subject and A in deportment. Hoard, but may be made by Gover-
__________ nor on his own1 initiative. If parole
were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Manahan ,
of Brownsville; Mr. and Mrs. the du Ponts were active in Hugue-
Charles Dillingham, Harlingen; 1 not circles in France.
Mrs. Charles Clark. Rogers; Mr. j When Victor du Pont made an
and Mrs. T. G. Shipp, Sanger, Mr. I exploratory trip up the Hudson to
and Mrs. John Manahan and Mrs. Albany in 1787, the Roosevelts and
Delanos were already well-known
osston, and George Stephenson,
not Mrs. Lula-Stephenson of this
cy, was read in the home of the
ide’s aunt, Miss Jewel Harper,
may, within its own discretion
make such investigation to deter-
mine the same and have authority
to recommend same to the gover-
nor. .
Commutation—Board shall have
authority to recommend commuta-
tion and reprieve.
Wednesday
The Garden club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3
o’clock in the home of Mrs.
W. H. ocke with Mrs. W. W.
Leverett as co-hostesses.
Stitch and Chatter club will
meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Garland Shell. East
Pecan street, at 2:30 o’clock.
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days before eligibility of convict
for parole.
Mandatory consideration of each
case upon completion of one-third
of maximum sentence.
Statutory prohibition of inter-
vention of paid agents or attor-
neys at time case is considered.
In event of rejection of parole,
1 . .. .. ... -- i- fit shall be provided that such case
FETED ON BIRTHDAY, clans never were united by mar- Miss Edith Kemplin.i, ,! must be considered at least, once
, nage before. The two families For the fust grade, Bobby . thereafter or at the dis-!
Mrs. Anna Manahan celebrated have long, romantic histories, their White.Virgil Cunningham. Ray-icretionortheboard’rorconsidera-
her 85th birthday Monday at her paths have crossed before, and fo™ Branch, Kenneth Cunning- tion oftener than that
home on North Ritchey street. A they have been powerful for gen- ham, and Glee Branch were honor parolee to be released unless i
delicious dinner was served, and j erations. ■ students. Inthe third grade those some hope for employment is ex-
the table was centered with a Of Ancient Lineage » making the honor roll were Verna tended or a plan for adequate su-
large, beautifully decorated cake. I It is even possible that before Jean Ballinger. Mozell Branch, and Nervision made.
in honor of the day. , the French revolution the du Ponts Emery Roher tsi seventh grade. Revocation of parole may be
1 - - -- — - . _ Gertrude Branch, and Mary Ruth Revocauon 01 Parone may -
White. I recommended without court hear-
O’ Texas area, explained
Glenn Cunningham is studying
at New York University for a Ph. Provided that board may ack up ,
D. in physical education.. Cun- ’ such regulations and condition? as
ningham holds a bachelors degree । 6 ___.. .. "coline
from Kansas and a master’s from may seem expedient.regarding
Iowa , persons on parole: that is, such
■ factors as restitution of property.
’ eligibility for marriage, removal
! to another locality or state, ab-
du Ponts the interests of the first
generation have persisted to the tation for north Texas and’that a
present. The Roosevelts stihare " ' — ... -
taught to sail boats almost as soon
as they can spell the name. The
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to - g7
around New York. ’
All three families have been pro-
-Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Williams. I lific Al three have taken a warm '
Gainesville; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn interest communities.
ve, , n e mli.HSl (Each has a home about which the,
Kerr of Denton. R. C. Dillingham, . revolves Both the Roosevelts’
Dallas, and the great-grandchild- Can revolves, Born me mooseyet
8 8 ' and the du Ponts are Episco-
palians, both have old churches in
But the real surprise is not that port period of the Mount Hope'
I a du Pont plans to marry a Roose- School, north of Marysville has
velt in June, but that the two been announced by the teacher,!
' clane notar word ni+or Hrr Miss Hdith Kemnlin. I
Week-end case or hat box with
full wooden frame, fibre covered.
Good quality for such a* low
price! Nicely lined. Round
edges for better wearing. Lots
of room for week-end trips.
o. . . . majority of its men. The Delanos Martin of San Antonio.
Simnmsnserwachected.reporter; have been predominantly shippers., Higgs, whose bandwagon had
Christmas peirr and the hangeo the Roosevelts merchants: the du become laden with almost every
ennsunas guts and the Christmas Ponts have stayed close to their -
Thursday
The Spring Grove Home
Demonstration club will meet.
Thursday December 3, at 2
o’clock in the home of Mrs.
Jack Lyle, east of town.
Saturday
General meeting of the XLI
Club will be held in the club-
room Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The members brought their sew-
ing baskets and were shown sev-
eral ways to patch. ! been much intermarrying in the:
Those present were Misses Cor-. present generation of adults, the I
nelia Wright. Stella Ruth Wright, president is a distant cousin of his
Susi e.Lee Skinner, Dorothy Mae wife, and Irenee du Pont, a distant
and Virginia Robinson, Sara Pearl!
Davis. Miss Nette Shultz. Mrs.___. .j......=
, Roy Robinson and the hostess. । ---------------------------------
BAPTISTci*ASs has 11 Social Calendar
Johnson county and Stanford
Payne of Val Verde county. Those
on the inside expect an early an-
nouncement of the appointment by
Governor Allred.
Parole Conference
This week in New Orleans the
of conviction.
Classification record—made at
penitentiary.
In Leather A 4Ac
Case 467
Here’s everything she’ll need
for a quick manicure! Neatly
packed in a convenient case.
senator. Coleman, elected in 1924. Southwestern Parole conference,
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told the girls' 4-H club of Whaley Darden. Jr., who was in the house held for three days.
55 at a meeting Monday afternoon from Virginia last session. | In addition to the governor, the
Marriages Within (Tins 1 ---
Both clans have been so large
6215 Belmont, Dallas, Sunday eve-
ning, November 22.
Miss Ruth Berry, sister of the
bride was maid of honor and Mrs.
Holman Webb of Gainesville, was
matron of honor. Little Misses
Virginia Ann Miller and Ila Mae
’ Miller, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Miller of Brady, were flower
Au girl.
4 Mr. Stephenson was attended as
best Than by Earle von DeVort of
Denton, and Hollis M. Berry of
& Rosston, brother of the bride, was
groomsman.
The impressive ceremony was
read by Rev. Julian M. Bell of De-
, catur. Only relatives and close
friends were present for the rites.
stinence from use of alcoholic
, liquors, etc.
Furioughs
Prohibition of furloughs except
in emergency cases (death, serious
illness, etc. I and in no event for
Holiday em€Pe
Boxed! “949
Hand made tie with imported
silk handkerchief to harmonize.
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