Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 157, Ed. 1 Friday, April 17, 1931 Page: 2 of 12
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1931
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No . 1 to Rusk county line on high-
way 43.
Henderson county, 8.6 miles con-
crete paving and grading and drain-
age from Brownsboro to Murchison
on highway 31.
Brazos county, 6.8 miles concrete
paving from Robertson county line
to Bryan on highway 6.
Matagorda county, 9.7 miles con-
county line to El Campo on highway
71.
Dewitt county, 11.3 miles gravel
and crushed run base courses from
You Heldom have the opportunity to buy such Frocks as
these fur so tow a price. Many of tbem were vought to sen
for $15.00.
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manufactured chairs, mummies, and
other equipment.
Professional Tumblers
Between acts entertainment was
furnished by a troup of professional
around the problem of a young man
meeting his lady love over the pro-
tests of her mother. In order to ac-
ried to McDonald C. Coalson, im-
mediately after his
It was explained that with the
full time services, inspectors at the
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Fort Bend county, 14.2 miles grad-
ing and drainage and concrete pav-
ing from Peak school to Brazoria
county line on highway 36.
Waller county, 4.7 miles concrete
paving from two miles east of the
Brazos river bridge to highway 6.
Grayson county, 4 miles concrete
spect the international bridge and
the customs office there. The offi-
cials expressed satisfaction at the
Decorations: Mrs s E. Chandler
Mrs H W. McOhee.’
lar inspection trip will be made.
The three federal officials, along
* Thursday—9 a m. Devotional ex-
• ercises conducted by the Rev. Bris-
Cherokee County
Cherokee county, 9.2 miles grad-
ing and drainage from road district
the Youll probably be seeing the name
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April 17
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“I could see bodies lying in the
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Summer Straws
Every Hat a New Style-You’D Be Proud to Wear
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bridges on Highway 44 south of
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Josephine Anderson; Spencer, BIl- I
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Brown and McCulloch counties,
concrete and steel bridge across
Colorado river on Highway 10, $150,-
000.
"booster" station three days ago necting this country with Mexico,
and pressure was not steady because i customs officials announced today
the station was being tried out.; at the conclusion of an Inspection
Employes had not detected the leak tour by Seymour Lowman, assist-
because of the variable pressure in ant secretary of the treasury in
the line. The fire followed a creek charge of customs service.
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of the average person’s daily re- nuts on the face and head. Mrs. । streets remain in the program now
q oh went .. Herndon was bruised but not sev-'under way, these being Austin ave-
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1845. When two years of age she
moved with her parents to Bien-
ville Parish. Louisiana, where she
lived for eight years, moving from
there to Van Zandt county. Texas.
Her father, John Franks, died dur-
ing the first year of the Civil War
and her mother two years later.
At the age of seventeen Mrs.
Coalson was converted and joined
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JAS. R. MITCHAM, (
Brownwood, Texas
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wood high school directed by Miss
Antinette Sparks, which was giv-
en at Howard Payne auditorium
last night. The crowd was one of
the largest to witness a local talent
and freesterdy at aneegplogiog
plant of the Panhandle Refinery
Company here. R. K. Krull, who
stuck to his post to cut off the oil
supply, died of bums last night C
R. Walker and J. A. Horne died a
few hours earlier. Two other men
picking his lt he foljows in his father's foot- Literature is a close rival of
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performance in several years.
The play was well cast and all ..
characters carried their parts well paving from Denison to the Red Riv-
Ben Arvin as an old antique dealer er bridge on highway 6.
----- ... Bowie county, 10.9 miles grading
Thal’s why many women now
serve Kellogz’s pnoLE WHEAT Bis J, ap wr—
aril every dax. They have learned Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herndon of Abi-
Mrs. Dodson and her two children ington, Del Rio. Eagle Pass, Laredo,
were burned to death in the same Brownsville, and Hidalgo were
bed The fire started at 4 a. m. and placed under the new 34 hour rule,
the charred bodies of the four per- officlas said.
sons were found about 45 minutes Heavy passenger traffic from
later. . Mexico into the United States just
before midnight each night was as-
signed as the cause of the new
schedule.
ary military and social organ iza- One of the interesting features of •
tion. James A. Cotton of Abilene,!^ presentation was L__________‘
senior student, is king ’ the antique business as revealed bv
____ j Golditch who made genuine antiques
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played by Dennis Jeffries.
The plot of the play centered i
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Music: Miss Clare Drey, Miss
IL len Past.
was one of the best characters on „ . . . . „ —-
the stage. As Isaac Golditch. Arvin ipnd drainage.from De Kalb to the
I was perfect and stayed in charac- " ’ ""9’ 1
ter during the whole performance.
Another character worthy of special
mention was Pietro, an Italian,
BIIE TO HANG
NEW ORLEANS, April
Four bandits who robbed the Roche- i
IBlave branch of>the Canal Bank
and Trust Company last November
| were sentenced today to hang for
the murder of a grocer slain dur-
ing the holdup. They were Donald
R Lich, Herman Taylor, George
: O’Day, White, and a negro, Ito
IJacques. — ■
Modern
Wives
tumblers who entertained during
the intermissions
Cast and technical staff follows:
Isaac Golditch, Ben Arvin; Becky,
his daughter, Leota .Leach: Pietro.
Dennis Jeffries; Jimmie Maynard,
'Jack Lawrence; Mildred Clinton,'
of the New Jersey senator Jr. The son, of themotor,.2,859’ under orders from this young ma
mbassador and financier one of the founders of the1 new insbaseball.boxseores. Instead, the father. He ts Francis Warren h
hasn't chosen his life work Dartmouth College magazine apt thegeorgia Peach may be- shing, son of General John J. pe
is studying for a bachelor Arts." Last yearhemtpszinfinree come, another Tilden or "Red" shing, and is a senior at Yale U
lom .. ____,______ A .. ea ne was a pioneer Grange. For tennis and fonthal yovely Nit w dem... 11. I
Kathryn Ashcraft; Mrs Clinton.,D itr i eft
Virginia Skinner, Mike. J. A Tb-base W Ork OH l he
betts; Ray Hudson, A J. Nixon; Miss 1 --- —
Hull, Martha Frances Rubottom;i
Maggie, Kathryn Leach: Ethel Pea4
bed where many people were camp- Under orders issued by Lowman
”■ prior to his departure from Wash-
BREAKFAST 1* probably the most im- ae
portanzcaraysrezkra"any,famisa Josallee.
I , tow Gray, of Eldorado, using the
them: "What Would Jesus Preach
Today?" This will be followed by
I • a season of prayer and an address
1 , by * foreign missionary.
: i Representatives of the churches
i • and the visiting ministers will be
i , entertained in the homes of the I
' . ' <ongregation. There will be special
. • matters of entertainment while they
' ar here. The meeting of this Pres-
. bytery is under the direction of 1
, committees as follows:
B ’ 8 p. m—A popular . meeting on
f • "Home Missions’', which will be con-
j ducted by the Rev B O. Wood
7 . cMriman of Presbytery’s Home
p « Mssions, of San Angelo, and pastor
A • of the First Presbyterian church of
L J that place The Rev. Guy Davis,
r , superintendent of Home Missions of
I . the Presbytery will speak on this
B i work.
Vitamins. Order a redand-green
package from your grocer. Notice
Ehe certified food-value analysis on
Aihe side penel. Made by Kellogu
Pi.Baalet
McCulloch And- DEATHCLAINS LeaklnGas-
j jOONTINUXOFROM WAGE ONg> nNA"-I 'CONTINUED FROM PAC
MnS. COrlSON,
• jthe lady. Then the young man play-
EXHIBITION DRILL WELL ed by Jack Lawrence, in order to
FEAIVRE AGGIE GAYETIES get into his sweethearts house for ru_„ aniric
• COLLEGE STATION, Tex., April an elopement played the part of highway 72
17-.- An exhibition drill by the the mummy until another could be ------
Ross Volunteers today was the gotten from a mummy factory,
princfpal feature of the second day At the close of the three acts all
of the spring recess here. Miss complications in the way of includ-
Courtenay Bats Cook of Abilene ing another admirer of the young
last night was crowned queen of the I lady had been gotten out of the way
festivities sponsored by the honor- and all ended happily.
CLEAN, white clothes. They were
washed. They were scrubbed. They
1. But not in hard water.
the Baptist church. She was an
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quiremeni Hernaon was bruised but not sev under way. these being Austin ave- in addition to the immediate fam
Crisp double-toasted biacuit made injured. The couple was here, nue from Coggin Park south, First Uy. Mr. and Mrs. J. M MCKniht
of deheiomswhena shreds. Certified relatives. ____________street and East Depot,_____________ of Fort Worth are here to attend
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fuhess! Cakium and Rhosphorus
mrim2 Canton, Ohio ,
"me 4anudlasturene/SanBuh
Allan Hoover, son of the President, Naturally, matters nautical would
is preparing for the world of busi- claim first attention with a son of father as the next Democratic can- steps a ot of possible' co “are luHu nvai ox une pag-p" “"‘Z Attentont Thousands of overart
ness, not that of politics. He is seen the secretary of the Navy. Here forPres in .Meanwhile, pen’t Dwigh w. Mottow,. sue winning theXSJX SoNhavnozon veterans moved tp to the‘to j
. you see Charles Francis Adams, Jr.. James Roosevelt, son of Governor this son of the New Jersey senator Jr The son of th" mr.Faonrysr: . .. 5.. 1 may not be under orders from this
here in a new portrait, as he near, in the role or a candidate for the Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York former ambassador _ „ Son " --------
----------------J and last year as at Harvard University wLere is continuing his. law studies at says he hasn’t chosen his life work Dartmouth College
a graduate student at the Harvard Y• Boston University. He already is a yet, and is studying for a bachelor Arts” Last year he wae a nineo. _ ——— — —___— __—
4.0 r n ! e he is a junior He also is keenly in- graduate of the Columbia UnIver- of arts degree as a sophomore at n the Asheye hwas a ploneer Grange. For tennis and football versity. Note hs remarkable .
School of Business Administration. terested in yachting. &ity Law School. Amhurst SoPnomo Drethted legt’campa ignfor ab- have proved to be his forte at Yale sembiancet former ommak
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' OPEN IUESUAY
Beginning Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock, the 63rd Stated meeting of
the Presbytery of Brownwood of the
Prgsbyterlan Church U. S., will be
held in the Piist Presbyterlan
church, Brownwood, The meeting
will last from Tuesday through
Thursday, and several of the best
known men of this territory will
have parte on the program. Rev. T.
t B. • Gallaher, paskor of the First
Presbyterian church at cAnanche,
the retiring moderator of the Pres-
—bytery, will lead the worship. and
preach the sermon. Rev. W. H Fos-
J, ter. pastor of the First Presbyter-
.' ian church here, said that the rep-
• reentatives of the various churches
• in this Presbytry will arrive on
’ Tuesday.
,, The program as arranged by Rv.
.. Foster is as follows:
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Bodies Are Found
The body of Mrs. Dodson was
trdaamehhlowennannegredo’e- manner m whieh the customs *
Program: Rev W H. Foster, Rev.
• Malcolm Black, of Sterling City W
: W McCullough.
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-Ms r n Frank Hall, /where he met the mother.
Mu. R D. McClelland. ( After she had given him a sev-
ere scolting the porchased a mum-
my. The boys in the shop, Pietro
and Mike, played by J. A. Tibbetts
broke the one that was to be sold
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• 40:30 a. m.—An hour oF worship
• in which the sermon will be preach-
; id by the Rev. B. K. Tenney. secre- .
: SviESa LARBEAUDIENCEAT
• wit close with the observance of the
, Lord’s Supper.
Fort Bend county, concrete bridge moved to Rusk county, Texas from At nol Tea « tne victims. B
on Highway 36. 815.000. there. In 1872, to Coryell county, in pinoon the. Trenstilwas burning I
----------- Bowie and Morris counties, five and in 1876 to Mason county where 1 mn.Pces..The tent in which the I
the secrets of bridges across Sulphur river and they lived until 1894 Inthat year' Iiregstarted Was,12 by 12 feet m.l
White Oak creek and Sulphur river they moved to Brownwood where and housed four beds E
bottom on Highway 11, 8130,000: with the exception of one vear in ’ I
Fannin county bridge across.Bois Coleman county and a short whUe _ Trio Tulsans Recover I
on H^gh^y jive. junt^’dX mfdsesnenvsboma ! Three dhongageropf 57-swoe 1
overpassountvT.kaneMialandkmstgtreh.masurrgdhdunengzsontgsincgtneanteeremedtobmittraberji
road on Highway 14, 812.000. Mrs N shepmkn iher homewit h Mr. and Mrs. M d "LVen res I
Wheeler county, three steel and Md aLhoBnMeKnuht.at Bangs, dents o! building and L 8 As- I
orldges enre Pa«“ I
seven concrete 3 s ot s?atK:[ wheantnangivas blamed for the fire. I
munity, and followed news of the1 $4 000 damage iguished after doing I
'outside world with as keen inter- ““ '______
lest as those much younger. During
[the last election she especially re-
[quested to be taken to the polls , ------- apra
that she might register her vote for 17 —(P)-Three men were dead to-
her choice of the candidates "--*
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MSM These Youthful Americans Carry Illustrious Names Onward
PRESBYIERYTU Hoover
crete paving from highway 58 t
Wharton county Une to higR*a;
Wharton county, 18.2 mhes con- part and much interest in all phases
crete paving from the Matagorda of Christian work
if Needed, er. desired, we
have a fine funer.
al home to place al the disposaidr
the tamily-without charee.
In Chis day and age or apartments
and crowded quarters, such a con-
nideratiqa is an important one.
on the floor. Bishop, stepbrother of! international bridges were given
the Howell boys, apparently had j more time to inspect the hundreds ' ,
tried to escape. His body was near of cars which usually flooded the
where the tent door had been | bridges in the last minute rush
Mart Howell, the surviving eldest 1 across the border. It was understood
brother, said he was awakened by i that the fun time service was in-
the craciding of flame j augurated atte suggestion AfRoy
“I was so frightened I hardly : Campben, colleclor of customs here.
realized what I was doing," he said.1 Lowman, with Customs Commis-
"It loqked as though the whole world sloner p X. A. Eble, and Eble’s
was on fire Flames were around assistant, Oarro: fray, were sched-
. me everywhere." He ran to the uled 10 leave San Antonio this aft-
service as a conregereturnefromihome of T D Harris nearby and ernoon for California wnere a simi-
sen ice as a Confederate soldier, Harris rushed to the ”— -----
and to this union were born eight
children all of whom, with the ex- fire "
ception of one son, N, Coalson, ar rible sight but I was unable to do
m: a thing as the flames were leaping
I 1866 she and her husband couhnundd e nt thethrand i
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Oh, so clean!
Oh, so white!
Mrs. Julia Ann Coalson, eighty-
five years of age, pioneer Texan
and resident of Brown county for
more than thirty-five years, passed
away Thursday, April 16th, at 5:50
p. m. at the home of her daughter
Mrs. N. B. McKnight, in Bangs, aft-
er a-prolonged illness.
Julia Ann Franks was born in
A packed house greeted the pre- county line 011 highway 109 (Yoak-
sentation of "Be An Optimist," the "m
senior play by studehts of Brown-
| Tuesday—8 p. m. worship and ser-
J men by the retiring moderator. Rev.
, T. B. Gallaher, pastor of the First 1
. Presbyterian church, Comanche
Following this service there will be
t J the olganzatlon of the Presbytery.
, Wednesday-9 a. hi. devotional ex- ,
Her going will be deeply mourn-
ed by her many friends, especially
. ,. , among e older citizens of this
_ _______ All base work on the paving of; section of the State
------ . . - BM Staff: Stage Manager, A. J Nix- Vincent street is to be completed to- Mrs c .son 0. . .
ek too often they miss etting the on: House Manager, Leroy Vaughn; day or Saturday and the topping, ter vr "Aon. reed u
:ooportant minerals and vitamins Assistant Director Gladvs S Davies icperations will then start imme-ifrmrs Alice Lindsay and Mrs. - ---.me. a
whieh mv an mecessary to ailround ________1___ diately. The base has all been laid IA. M. George of Brownwood, and were slightly injured.
I and rolled and it is thought that; Mrs "■ B. McKnight of Bangs;
the entire project will be completed *our C. M. Coalson, Lohn; J.
and ready for use by the first of M. Coalson, Brady; Douglas Coal-
May. son, Brownwood; and Ossie Coal-
.e.,m Uwnii 7‘ mu mo eocu.mmuvu v. nU- Immediately following the com- son, Carlsbad, New Mexico, and one
of shese tempting menu lene were injured today when their pletion of this work other paving [brother, J. O. Franks of Paducah
l or eream »nppk 20.2m- automobile collided with a truck will be started on one of the several all of whom were with her at the'
mineral salta and ? E4: at a street intersection. Herndon streets now under contract. After time of her death. She is survived I
aciually more jhan a third offered several broken ribbs and Vincent street is completed three by 25 grand children and 34 great
grandchildren.
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JUST ARRIVED
Style* in Finer Dreases
$9.75 $14.75
and $16.75
2,10
Services from the home of Doug-
las Coalson, 1705 Third Street, or, .
this city were conducted by Dr. w were, rinsed............. w....
R. Homburg, Dr. A. E. Prince, and' For hard water mixes with the soap
Rev. W. M. Scott, at 2:30 today, and forms scum. The scum gets into l
Active pallbearers were. C. Y., the fabric. No, these clothes were
Early: Millard Romines, W. D. I not washed in hard water. [
[ Armstrong, B. F. Adams, R. E. Lee L Soft water cleaned these clothes. I
[and Dr. W: B. Anderson. | It was hard water at first, but Mel’o I
Austin-Morris, undertakers, had I was added. What a cleaner Mel’o I
[charge of funeral arrangements. f made that water, with or without I
soap! How clean and white the I
। clothes were! How much more effec- I
tive the soap was! Get a can of Mel’o I
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1 ; Presbyterian church, Clemah, using the end of second
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