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IDAT AFTERNOON, JUNE 21, 1938.
ELIZABETH GRAHAM,Editor
PAGETEREE
GAINEBVIILE DAILY REGISTER, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
21, 1938.
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Social Calendar
lunch at Leonard Park furnished will, return there in two weeks
enjoyable diversion for the first
part of the evening. Following this
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PANTS
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Unheard of Prices for Quick
Money
To Loan
Sunday Is Busy
Day for Baptist
S. S. Field Man
ther Reads
itial Rites
His Son Here
Faculty for the
City Schools Is
Completed Monday
Visits Vilott and Era
For Afternoon, Evening
Services at Churches
liss Jacquelyn Grable
And Logan Buchanan of
Fort Worth Are United
girl passing
night club
the picture
One High School, Two
Junior High Teachers
Are Elected by Board
and I won’t
ive time to
Assorted fancy colors. Yoke back. Ideal
for summer wear. Fast colors. Sizes 6 to
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county.
Charles
county.
James
county.
and Bill Malloy of Long Beach.
California, who have been visiting
in Gainesville.
A swimming party and picnic
FOR
Summer Vitality
Farouk Launches Huge
Program of Modernization
MANSHIP
RICE
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Consult your Doctor and protect your childrea
against these drains on growth and developmnent.
ER
NES
The prohibition law of Finland
was repealed in 1932.
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L. A. House.
Milton Wade.
Paul Rivoire.
Homer A. Bell.
W. A. Fletcher.
For County Clerk:
F. M. Aldridge.
J. C. (Jim) Reese.
Dolphy Scott.
Charles P. Priddy.
John H. Purcell.
For County Superintendent:
Roy P. .Wilson.
E. J. Riley, Jr.
Randolph O’Brien. -
For Assessor-Collector:
Hugh H. Hamilton.
T. A. (Tom) Hayes.
For County Treasurer:
Mrs. Sallie W. Bass.
For County Surveyor:
J. D. Howeth.
For Democratic Chairman:
A. Morton Smith.
For Public Weigher:
Hugh S. Morgan.
county.
Ed Gossett of Wichita county.
K. C. Spell of Wichita county.
For State Senator:
Edwin Kidd of Grayson county.
Olan R. Van Zandt of Grayson
county.
For Representative, State Legisla-
ture:
William S. Moore.
Dr. C. L. Stocks.
Jim Pace.
For District Clerk:
Truman Pace.
For County Judge:
George W. Dayton.
Ray Winder.
For County Attorney:
John Atchison.
William C. Culp.
For Sheriff:
Luther F. McCollum.
Twisted for Flavor
Double Wrapped for Freshness
Rich in Milk for Energy
FRESH AT YOUR GROCERY DAILY
1122
away
W. W Rudd.
For Constable, Precinct 8:
G. A. (Stokes) Stelzer.
Frank Hoedebecke.
For Precinct Chairman, Burton
Precinct 11:
Ed H. Dove.
Dr. C. L. STOCKS, Dentist
Teague Building
R. L. (Bob) Stinnett.
John S. Caldwell.
W. J. Clement
C. N. Jones.
H. T. Schafer, Jr.
Herman G. Garrish.
For Constable, Precinct 1:
W. H. Ware.
William R. Abbe.
A. E. Hatcher.
Calvin D. Lance.
W. T. Hodgkinson.
Pete Mann.
For Constable, Precinct 4:
J. B. Cogbum.
For Constable, Precinct 6:
E. L. McCollum.
For Constable, Precinct 7:
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Sizes 29 to 42
Of natural color shantung materials, san-
forized shrunk, perfectly tailored.
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Robert W. Calvert of Hill coun-
ty-
Waiter Woodul of Harris county.
Ralph Yarborough of Travis
county.
For Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court:
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Friday
Whaley Chapel Home Dem-
onstration club meets Friday
at 2 o’clock in the home of
Mrs. C. F. Lynch.
New York City’s board of edu-
cation recently adopted a six-year
building program providing for
227 new elementary schools at a
cost of $233,436,954.
Thursday
Women’s Missionary society
of the Dixon Street Christian
church meet Thursday aft-
ernoon in the home of Mrs. J.
A. Walker, 302 S. Grand ave-
nue, from 2 to 5 o’clock, for
mission study and social hour.
WHAT BRIDES SHOULD KNOW about household
and cooking arts is being taught in Nail “School for Brides” of
_ which above Schwanenwerder school near Berlin is the modeh _
For Commissioner, Precinct 1:
Floy Murrell. ‘ { .
D. A. (Dave) Cox.
Joe W. Walker.
H. D. (Harve) Henderson.
Chester J. Robb.
For Commissioner, Precinct 2:
Bart Terry.
E. F. (Ed) Knight.
Harry Lowe.
Ancil H. Ross.
For Commissioner, Precinct 3:
E. A. Felker.
For Commissioner, Precinct 4:
Joe Bezner.
I. F. (Ferd) Pierce.
For Justice of Peace, Precinct 1: I
Dodge and Plymouth Sales
and Service
Used Cars Bought and Sold
106 N. Chestnut — Phone 1
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san playing
Affair. Sc
The discovery of AMi-TBriM, Stnuu and is
one of the accomplishment of Medical Science, of «hich
all Doctors are proud, and for wbich they are profoundly
thankful. These have helped Is lift some ef the dread,
which parent* endure during the infaney and eary
childhood of their youogsters.
It to almost criminal these Jay*, for children to he left to
the mercy of common but deadly diseases, such a* diph-
theria. emallpox and lock-jaw, with preventive seruma
easily available. Many deaths, grave illnesses and life-long
after effecta can be avoided by proper atteation sod ume-
ty immunization.
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L. A. Wood of Travis county.
W. E. James of Travis county.
For Commissioner of Agriculture:
Leonard Westfall of Haskell
county.
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county.
Clarence R. Miller of Dallas
county.
Jas. A. Ferguson of Bell county.
Thos. Self of Houston county.
Marvin P. McCoy of Harris coun-
ty.
For Lieutenant Governor:
Alton M. Mead of Tom Green
county.
Pierce Brooks of Dallas county.
Coke R. Stevenson of Kimble
county.
John Lee Smith of Throckmor-
ton county.
George A. Davisson, Jr., of East-
land county.
G. H. Nelson of Lubbock county.
For Attorney General:
Gerald C. Mann of Dallas coun-
ty.
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ins just like
PURITY BAKING
CO.
“Makers of Purity Breads and
Cakes”
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there. Mrs. Paul Yarborough was
elected director, Mrs. Henry Hol-
land associate director and Miss
Dorothy McKinney, secretary. We
McFarlane of Young
Giod
This Truth
Emp unto my fee
my path.— -Psalm
An informal reception was held Baptist Women
fter the ceremony. Refreshments
if punch and cake were served
l J thought I .
iably address »’
'better termi-
sing you off
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” she said air-
instance, is 1
from a lace laid table attractively
Decorated with flowers.
I Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan left Sat-
arday evening for Mineral Wells
to make their home. He will serve
as supply minister for the North
Oak Church of Christ in that city.
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
da were Mr. and Mrs. Grable
and Miss Mary Belle Flory of Fort
Worth.
uate of North Texas State Teach-
ers college, who has been teaching
at Oklaunion, was employed to
teach physical education and man-
ual training at junior high.
Miss Clarice Barton of Denton,
sister of Emory Barton, 16th dis-
trict court reporter, was elected to
teach shorthand and typing in the
high school, succeeding Miss Lu-
cille Hicks of Denton, resigned.
Miss Barton is a graduate of Texas
State College for Women, and has
been teaching at Gustine, Texas.
Asks President
To Delay Visit
OKLAHOMA CITY, June
(AP).-Gov. E. W. Marland said t About an hour later Casey re-
today he had urged President' turned with a broken nose and an-
Roosevelt not to visit Oklahoma un- ' other bruised jaw. This time he
til after the July 17 primary “Be-: said the Samaritans who assisted
cause I am making a campaign for him to the hospital had slugged
the U. S. Senate against Senator ' and robbed him of a billfold and
is y buying,’
seen what it
35c.
Stephens' home, 528 North Com-
merce street. where dancing was
enjoyed. The hostess served re-
freshments to 25 guests.
and finish the organization. The
pastor will teach a training course
immediately following the organi-
zation and we are sure things will
begin to hum from the very begin-
ning.
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Somerville of Wichita
Rayons, crepes, sheers, Bemberg, all
nice styles. High quality materials, ridicu-
lously low-priced to move with a rush.
For Railroad Commissioner:
C. V. Terrell of Wise county.
G. A. Jerry Sadler of Gregg
county. .
Robert A. Stuart of Tarrant
county.
Frank Morris of Dallas county.
John Wood of Shelby county.
W. Gregory Hatcher of Dallas
county.
O. C. Christie of Collin county.
For Comptroller of Public Ac-
counts:
George H. Sheppard of Nolan
county.
Lane Terrell of Tarrant county.
J. J. Biffle of Hill county.
For Commissioner of General
Land Office:
Morris Browning of Potter coun-
ty.
William H. McDonald of East-
land county.
Bascom Giles of Travis coun-
ty-
Larry Mills of Dallas county.
For Treasurer:
Charley Lockhart of Travis
county.
E. B. Barnes of Travis county.
Lewis C. Foster of Tarrant
county. ।
For Superintendent ef Public In-
struction:
S. R. LeMay of Henderson coun-
ty.
Shower Given for
Mrs. Pete Hugon
Mrs. Pete Hugon, a recent bride
was complimented Monday eve-
Ung with a miscellaneous shower
" when members of the Y. W. A of
the First Baptist church met in
the home of Mrs. Gordon B. Smith,
313 Lindsay street. Mrs. Hugon is
- „ the former Miss Margaret Ruth
King. of this city.
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the Women's Missionary society
of the First Baptist church.
Mrs. Will Burnisides was host-
ess to Circles 2 and 3 at her home
on North Dixon street, with ten
members present. The devotional
was brought by Mrs. E. G. Pen-
nington. and Mrs. W. S. Potts di-
rected the study. A special musi-
cal feature was a vocal duet
brought by Misses Lora Beth and
Jerre Ann Pennington.
The meeting of Circle No. 4 was
held in the home of Mrs. Harry
Grimes. 1017 East Broadway, with
ten members present.
• • •
Swimming Party,
Picnic for Guests
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stephens en-
tertained Friday evening in honor
CAIRO (AP).—Youthful King
Farouk la sponsoring a $70,000,000
plan to give each of his 16,000,009
subjects some of the benefits of the
western civilization he likes so
well.
When Farouk opened parlia-
ment he announced a 10-year pro-
gram of social reforms for the
fellaheen, or peasants, who form
80 per cent of the population.
The Egyptian government real-
izes a higher standard of living
will increase production and give
the country more money to pay
its bills.
Western civilization has made
long strides in Egypt in the last
half century. Tourists who come
to Cairo are often amazed at the
broad, clean streets of the Euro-
pean quarter, with its streams of
automobiles and its nine - story
apartment houses.
Many Egyptians wear western
clothes, topped by the scarlet tar-
boush. But 10 miles from the city
the fellaheen, whose ancestors
built the pyramids, still live in low
huts of brown Nile mud, with
roughly thatched straw roofs,
their mode of life little changed
from that of their ancestors.
Wednesday
The Stitch and Chatter club
meets Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the home of Mrs.
Garland Shell, 721 North
Dixon street
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WOMAN’S PAGE
We are closing out a group of our better
prints at this ridiculously low price. 36
C. L.
county.
W. D.
A. Pippen of Dallas
Imogene Hodges, Ruth Huffaker,
Violet Johnson, Elizabeth Findley,
Ha Mae Warren and Loucile Lu-
cas. and Kathryn Kemplin of Dal-
las, and Mrs. Smith.
study book providing the lesson
Monday afternoon at the meeting
1 of Circles Nos. 2. 3. and four of
A. Stephens of Knox
fred Ingle, 527 South Dixon street.
A picnic supper was served in
the garden of the Ingle home to 20
members and a number of guests.
Following the supper, Mrs. Gar-
land Shell, the pastor's wife, was
presented with a handsome gift
from the circle and a shower of
miscellaneous gifts from the mem-
bers and visitors. Mr. and Mrs.
Shell and family are leaving in
July for Temple to make their
home where he has accepted the
pastorate of the church in that
city.
An informal social hour of games
and contests was directed by Mrs.
Travis King.
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a diamond ring, then threw him
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hock, I mad
black cap
Uhi Vitamin
dod measure
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bed for you
nd a hunk o
ve have to b
tor and I know her well enough to
know that she will put it over if
the folks will try to help her.
Mrs. Howard and I drove to Era
for the evening service and
launched a B.T.U. organization
. Mrs. Pauline Tucker, director of
the Y.W- A. brought an effective1 of her grandchildren. Miss Joan i
andinteresting lesson on foreign Malloy of Dallas and Miss Nancy
missions after which games and -- -- -
contests were the diversion of the
evehing.
Leto s ‛ the Gums
Gume that itch or burn can be-
come mighty trying. Druggists
Wi. return your money if the first
bottle of “LETOS” fails to satisfy
With the election of three fac-
ulty members of high school and
iunior high school Monday evening
by the city school board, the facul-
ty for the Gainesville public
schools has been completed, Su-
perintendent H. O. McCain an-
nounced Tuesday.
Miss Charlotte Lane of Houston
was chosen by the board to teach
physical education for girls in
Ecr C. A. Buchanan read the
mpresive ring ceremony Satur-
a wening which united in mar-
iagehis son, Robert Logan Buch-
Bar of Fort Worth and Miss Jac-
ueln Uloa Grable, also of Fort
• vh.
Te rites were solemnized at
era o'clock in the home of the
ricgroom’s parents, 1420 Lind-
aygtreet, in the presence of the
arly and a few intimate friends
f he couple. The vows were
taln before an improvised altar
miked with tall vases of early
sumer flowers. Miss Dorothy
Re Buchanan, sister of the bride-
Ig0m, sang the pre-nuptial solo,
“Love You Truly”, accompanied
lb her brother, Charles Buchanan,
lo the clarinet
Pe bride was lovely in a tail-
Aed frock of Eleanor blue lace.
Ar “something old” she wore a
■Jlf dime which had been in the
Amily for 99 years, a gift from the
Miidegroom’s mother. She is a
Hiughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Irable of Fort Worth.
■ormer Local Pastor
| Mr. Buchanan is a former pastor
If the Broadway Church of Christ.
Fos the past two years he has
deen minister of the Glenwood
hurch of Christ in Fort Worth.
His college training was received
At .the Abilene Christian College
where he was a member of the
kollege male quartet and of the
Bub-T-16 club.
county.
Tom F. Hunter of Wichita
county.
P. D. Renfro of Jefferson county.
Karl A. Crowley of Tarrant
county.
W. Lee O'Daniel of Tarrant
TWO-FISTED ‘SAMARITANS’
INDIANAPOLIS (AP). — Two
“Good Samaritans” rushed John
Casey to the city hospital for
treatment of a cut lip he said he
suffered as an unidentified man
i slugged him on a downtown
21 I street.
J. E. McDonald of Ellis county.1
George H. Allen of Smith coun-
ty- |
Places were drawn for district
and county candidates as follows-
For Associate Justice, Court of
Civil Appeals, 2nd District: I
Charles T. Rowland of Tarrant I
county.
John Speer of Tarrant county.
of James E
yernor, an
t in his gub
Ths honoree was the recipient of
a lovely assortment of gifts. A
pretty refreshment plate was
served to the following members .. .. .... ______________
and guests: Mrs. Tucker, Misses entertainment they went to the
Helen Hays, Frances Grammar,
By GREGG HOWARD
Sunday was another busy day
for the field man for the Cooke
County Baptist Association. I
attended services with my family
at the Grand Avenue church Sun-
day morning and we went to the
Sunday school meeting at Vilott
in the afternoon, his meeting was
well attended with ninety present
and nine churches represented, and
eight of these had their pastors
present. This was one of the most
representative meetings we have
had in some time. The principal
message of the afternoon was given
by Rev. A. L. Jordan, pastor of the
First Baptist Church as he
laid on our hearts the im-
portance of personal evangelism in
our summer campaign for souls.
Everyone on the program were
at their best and there was not a
dull moment throughout the ser-
vice. The next meeting will be
with the Era Church the third
Sunday in July.
Rev. W. F. Nations, pastor at
J Hibbitt, informed me that he had
I organized a B.T.U. at that place
/ with three unions and we are
elated that this church has taken
this forward step. They elected
Mrs. Nat Chism as general direc-
Iunior high. She is a graduate of
Texas State College for Womer at
Denton, where she received her
bachelor's degree, and she received
her master's degree at Columbia
University. She taught at Stephen-
ville, Texas, during the 1936-37. - Lewis M Goodrich of Wheeler
term, and was in school last year. county •
E. C. Dittrick of Denton, a grad- — ' —
. the Rock-
Ipok excep-
this sea-
iy. Rainfall
ll-timed in-
slowly and
vil to retail
Richard Critz of Williamson
county.
Tom Smiley of Karnes county.
W. H. Davidson of Jefferson
county.
For Judge of Court of Criminal
Appeals (regular term):
F. L. Hawkins of Ellis county.
For Judge of Court of Criminal
Appeals (unexpired term):
Harry N. Graves of Williamson
He also said he had asked the; out of the automobile.
President not tp express a choice ■
in the race for the Democratic 1 The population of the Republic
nomination, sought by Marland,. of China is about one-fourth of
Thomas and Rep. Gomer Smith., mankind, made up by Chinese,
Marland scouted reports Roosevelt Manchus, Mongolians, Turkestans
might endorse Thomas. ' I and Tibetans.
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Ponday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E.
ID White graciously received mem-
Ikers of the choir of the Dixon
Street Christian church at their
home, 210 East Garnett street.
I GAmes and singing featured the
Kentertainment, and the birthday of
Xrs. Jesse White. daughter-in-
■law of the host and hostess was
■celebrated
I A delicious refreshment plate of
■cake and ice cream was served by
■he hostess to the guests: Mr. and
■Mrs C. J. Thomason, Mr. and Mrs.
EC. W. Harrison, Mr. anil Mrs. Jesse
[White. Mrs. Dottie Dixon, Mrs.
EEmmett Curtis. Miss Bonnie Piper,
EMiss Miriam Mahan. Mrs. Paul
EBringman, Jeddie and Bob White,
■Md the host and hostess.
■Mission Circle
■Concludes Season
|| final meeting of the sum-
Emer of the Katharine Gregg Mis-
Eion circle of the First Preshy-
Eterian church was held Monday
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