Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 83, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 7, 1956 Page: 5 of 16
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Mr. and Mrs Bates Whitlock.
Mary Ann and Benny of Denton
Oklahoma Goes
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Mr and Mrs. L. B. Allen visit-
ed Mrs. W. H. Curry of Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Temple of
Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Baker.
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Free Delivery Service
From 8 A.M. Until 9 P.M.
San Antonio after visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Both-
well.
Mrs,"Lon C. Starr visited Mr.
and Mrs. Hoyt Star in Hearne.
News From Navo Area •
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Venable vis-
ited relatives in McKinney.
Officials Puzzled
Over Spotty Star
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Astronomers are intrigued by a
strange kind of leopard star—it
appears to have chemical spots.
These spots or patches are quite
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tarleton of
Pilot Point visited Mrs. B. E.
Jackson,
Mrs. Lowell Jones. Beverly and
Troy of Chambersville visited Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Jones.
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Call Captures Kid
IONIA. Mich. UP — A telephone
company lineman, perched on a
utility pole, spotted a redhaired
escapee from th* Michigan Refor-
matory and plugged in on the line
to call police. Two prison guards
picked up the fugitive minutes
after the call from lineman Robert
Miller of Saranac.
Brooks Drug Store
Cordially Invites You To Use Our Lay-
A-Way Plan and Get Your Holiday
Needs Now and Avoid Hie Rush
PILOT DICK WHITTEMORE
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bull and
Judy visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Bull in McKinney.
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hours' instruction. he applied for
permission to solo—an readily had j
a rough week sweating out a phy-, I
sical waiver from Washington.
When he was stricken with polio
in 1*90. Dick though he'd have to
spend the rest of his life in his
wheel chair
So. flying is an achievement But
this isn't the only reason Dick is
proud and happy. •
"I'm especially happy I have ,
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tradition yesterday in giving
majority to President Eisenhot
it was the' first time in tge
state’s 50 years that a Republican
was approved in successive presi-
dential elections. It was only the
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Stealing "fairlady looks" from now 'til Spring :
— our Forever Young prints of delightfully tex-
tured Wunda Crepe. They'll be the keynote of y
every occasion, every day for a long, long time
to come. Printed In the modem plaid of a master
contemporary artist In subtle tone colorings — "
the button down coat dress that all women adore
— the two piece suit-dress with stand-up collar,......
smoothly filled jacket. Each style trimmed with
velvet ribboning and rhinestones. In regular and -
half sizes.
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appear on our own sun or star.
The leopard star is a naked-eye
star in the cohstellation Virgo. It
is about three times the size and
double th* mass of our sun It
shines with constant brightness, as
does our sun, but is 100 times
brighter.
But when astronomers analyzed
the colors of its light through the
spectrograph, a mystery ap
pearod. .
The spectrum or color lines of
any star show particular vertical
lines. Each line represents the
presense of some specific chemi
cal element existing in the star.
But with this star, the spectrum
lines keep changing, quite unlike
the spectrum lines from our sun
One possibility is that powerful
magnetic fields have concentrated
chemical elements in certain
areas of the stellar atmosphere,
and these are seen consecutively
as th* star turns on its axis.
Another is that the star could
be pulsating. contracting and ex:
panding at regular interval*. and
thus giving weaker of strong
spectrum lines from chemical
components.
HOLLYWOOD IP - From a fel-
low who should know comes the
proposition that rock ‛n‛ roll is
neither corrupting nor new.
The source is FaU Domino,
whose free-rolling, hard-bouncing
records have sold in the millions.
He has also made news by having
riots at his concerts.
“But it wasn't the kids that did
it,” he said. "We've only had two
incidents, and both were caused
by adults who were drinking One
was in San Jose.. where they
packed too many people intq the
hall. The kids were okay, but a
lot of the grownups were booting.
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Mr and Mrs. Orville, Sutherland
' of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. W.
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J. A. Noles and Wilson Noles Aubrey, and Mr. and Mrs. Ton-
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dirty lyrics and suggestive move-
ments. "I don’t think they're doing -
it so much any more.” he said.
“I never would use dirty lyrics.
And I don’t use body movements
either. I just play the piano or I
sing and clap my hands ”
. Domino is 28 and built like his
namesake, the late Fats Waller,
for whose film biography he has
been mentioned. Young fats is a
New Orleans boy who made good
in a big way, but it didn't happen
overnight.
“I’m playing the same music
I’ve been playing for 15 to 16
fourth time the state has gone
into the GOP presidential column.
Democrats dominated the rest
of the state scene.
Mr. R.t, mLpAc. Mr l Sen. Mike Monroney, Who sup-
wMrs. Bernita.Etheridge.o Fm ported Adlai Stevenson vigorously
Kinney visited Mr. and . S. Em was re-elected to a second term -
ory Knapp. She Moore' isited Mr. i by a strong majority over Douglas
and Mrs. J. F. Moor*. . I McKeever, who quit as state GOP
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be safer in the air.
Jimmy took him at his word He
became one of Maine's youngest
licensed pilots
As he watched his son. Dick got
more and more interested He de-
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Mr. and Mrs. R M. Johnson of I party,, tt „
r"i." dimitna m. And Mr. r McKeever attacked a state vot-
Garlandsvisited Mr. and M”' Fing scandal as being fostered by
F Hamilton, the Democrats and tried to tie in
Keith Packard nd Woodrow Cau l Mooney indirectly. ___________
scy of Houston visited Mr. and
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Electric Razor
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Mr, and Mrs.' Ralph Boyer vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson.
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vtoited Mr. Md Mn. C, a ____
Dickie Burden visited his grand-
parents.. Mr. and Mro. T. H. Par-
vi test i weekend.
Austin Hank visited Mr. and
Mrs. John Hank in MeKinney. ;
Mrs Neal Hayes and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Chum-
bley of Little Elm vimited Mrs. —-
Al’re Tnvlor.
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Why did It become so popular
all of a sudden"
I think it's because the young
kids got tired of the old bands.”
he reasoned ."The bands were go-
ing in for bebop, and you can't
dance to that. It ain't got a beat.
“Rock ‘n’ roll has a good,
steady beat. When the kids heard
it, they liked H ”
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Exquisite little Parkridge hats so right for
the holidays - and on into spring as well ,te Ae
White, glistening black and jewel tones — ?•.945
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Somebody threw a bottle on the
..floor and then some others did.
Somebody called the cops.
"The same thing happened at
I: the naval base in Newport, R. 1,
Somebody threw a bottle and th*
trouble started The music had
nothing to do with it.
"When we play to an audience
of kids, they don't go wild. They
just clap their hands to the beat
and bounce a ’ little and enjoy
themselves
He added that rock ‛n‛ roll had
gotten a bad name with adults
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BREWER. Maine WP——"So, I
can't walk, but I can fly."
Dick Whittemore, 40. laughed in
triumph. He had just soloed his
light plana, qualifying for a stu-
dent pilot license.
Dick is a polio victim, wheel-
chair-bound except when he flies.
How does he do it? His tiny I
Ercoupe is rigged so it can be
flown entirely with the hands. And
Dick, like a lot of Invalids, has
strong arms and hands.
He got the flying bug from his
17-year-old son. Actually, however,
he gave it to Jimmy in the first
place
At 16. the boy wanted a hot-rod
car. Dick, as radio dispatcher at
Bangor Police Headquarters, had
seen too much of kids and cars.
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