Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 291, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 20, 1937 Page: 4 of 8
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PENTON’S LEADING DEPARTMENT
STORE
any pleasure is more pleasure
with Chesterfields
... that’s because Chesterfields are
milder...because they have a more
Nine Scouts Take
Examinations for
Merit Badge Awards
DALLAS, July 20.—(P—G C Hen-
gy. engineer for the W. E. Calla-
3,000 in Area
Due Benefit Pay
Former S. C. IF.
Student Dies
Bicyclist Clyde Killinbeck of Mich-
igan City. Ind., was struck by two
hit-and-run motorists the same day.
Safer fer More
Miles.n patented
IEMPERED RUBBEE.
safer trom skids
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Copwheel Tread.
Special to Record-Chronicle,
JUSTIN, July 20—At a family re-
union at Mr and Mrs Homer Tay-
lor’s Sunday, the little son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Layfield of Kansas
was thrown from a horse and re-
ceived a brain injury. He was rush-
ed to a Fort Worth hospital, where
he underwent an operation for the
Child Seriously
Hurt at Justin
SERVICE STATION
414 N. Locust St.
the civil war
Lord Plymouth, British chairman
of the non-intervention committee,
presided at the meeting at which
FACT 2
The new Kelvinetov
runs only haif as
To Start Electric
Line Construction
by Rev R. R. Yelderman at Den-
ton. Large crowds are attending the
services
Miss Marilue Hicks to visiting in
Dallas this week
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removal of a clot that was causing
paralysis of the entire left side of
his body. He stood the operation fair-
ly well but his condition was re-
ported as grave. Last summer he
suffered an injury while visiting
here.
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CHICAGO, July 20—«P>—Inves-
tigation of a charge that strikers
smoked narcotic cigarettes before
engaging in the Memorial Day steel
strike riot was ordered today at a
coroner’s jury inquest into the
slaying of 10 men in the clash.
Coroner Frank Walsh instructed
Policeman Phillip Igoe and Robert
J Mautner to appear as witnesses
after the latter submitted infor-
mation concerning the narcotics
Policeman Igoe was one of the
officers injured in the riot. He told
Mauntneh, the latter declared, that
he had evidence that demonstra-
tors had been drugged and that he
found "scores" of the half smoked
cigarettes at the riot scene.
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_____________ DENTON, TEXAI, BECORP-CmONICtE, TCTBDAT, JTXY U1W _ _________
NEW METHODS OF MEASVRING CHILDREN IN PROJECT AT S. C. w. PICTURED
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College for Women.
Miss LaVerne MacWhir-
-ter, who has been trained in
‘ ‘this work by an anthro-
- pometrist, demonstrates the
measurement of an extreme
bend on W. L. Button Jr-
at the left Next. Miss Mary
B. Egan measures the length
of S child's arm while bent
at the elbow. Her subject is
Fred Muredkh. Miss Egan
shows s new method of
measuring the shoulder by
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Nine Denton Boy Scouts went be-
fore the Scouts Board of Review in
the municipal building Monday
night to take examinations for 31
merit badges. Two of these Scouts
took tests for seven awards each,
and Louie Pratt and Robert Wight
were up for star Scout awards.
Pier Tate. Troop 65, applied for
merit badges in reptile study, an-
imal industry, swimming, scholar-
ship, first aid, bird study and car-
pentry Nahum Tate took examin-
ations for merit badges in path-
finding. fremanship, reptile study,
animal industry, swimming, schol-
arship and first aid. These appli-
cations will be sent to the Fort
Worth Area Council and when the
awards are returned the Court of
Honor will be held. Every troop was
represented at the Board of Review
excepting Troop 61
This is the largest appearing be-
fore the board of review that Den-
ton Scouts have had in several
years, Dr. W. H Hawley, chairman
of the board said Tuesday.
Also Troop 65 with Its recently
and was a committeeman for Troop
65 prior to his appointment as
scoutmaster.
cal and Surgical Clinic for treat-
ment.
Sam Davis, 520 Pierce Street, who
has been seriously ill at the Den-
ton Medical and Surgical Clinic,
was reported improving Tuesday
afternoon.
A watermelon feast, sponsored by
the Wesley Foundation of the First
Methodist Church, will be held on
the church lawn tomorrow evening
at 8 o’clock, following the prayer
service, which begins at 7 p. m
Watermelon will be served by a
”black-face mammy" and children
for a small sum per slice. Dick Woo-
ten will furnish accordion music,
and J M. Atkins is in charge of
arrangements. The public to invit-
ed.
Two circles of the First Methodist
Women’s Missionary Society will
meet this evening at 7:30 o’clock.
Circle 2 with Mrs W V. Hite. and
Circle 3 with Mrs. Nannie Babb.
Illg West Mulberry, with Mrs. H
C. Thompson assistant hostess.
mother, Mrs. G. W Inman, were
in Mineral Wells Sunday. Miss In-
man is a visiting teacher in Teach-
ers College.
Mrs. J. O Yarbrough, Ponder, was
a Denton visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. L. M. Cox, 1920 North Elm
Street. Is visiting her brother, H.
H Beard, In Weatherford, Ok.
Miss Fanita Cook, who has been
visiting in Marlin the past week,
left there today to spend several
weeks in Laredo as guest of Mr.
and Mrs. D. P Barrow and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Yeary.
A house at Coral Gables, Fla., was
built on a foundation of alliga-
tor skins.
NEWEBRIESS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Franklin Godi, 2019 West Hickory”
Street, Tuesday, a girl, who has
been named Frances Lurlein.
The Knights of Pythias lodge will
entertain for members and their
I families with a watermelon feast
-at the band shell in City Park
m Thursday night at 8 o’clock. This
- will take the place of the usual
weekly meeting at the lodge.
$ The Business and Professional
Women’s Club will meet in City
; Park this evening. D. L. Ligon, re-
- creational director here, will speak.
= Mrs. A. J. Thompson, west of
= Penton, underwent a minor opera-
= tion Monday afternoon at the Den-
on Medical and Surgical Clinic.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. G B. Fai
L terson, Dallas Drive. Tuesday morn-
* tag, a girl, Peggy Ann, at the Den-
- ton Medical and Surgical Clinic
Bailey Mullens, Denton, eat Ms
5 hand severely while working on an
automobile windshield. It required
several stitches to close the wound.
E He was taken to the Denton Med-
Inman and her
LONDON, July 20 —(AN—A nine-
power committee of the ‘hands off
Spain" group of 27 European na-
tions adjourned speedily today with-
out facing wnat British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden said would
be its "stand or fall" test.
The only discussion was on the
provision of Britain’s compromise
plan for non-intervention in Spain
assigning observers in Spanish forts.
British observers said the sub-
the plan which would substitute the
observers for the international con-
trol fleet from which Italy and
Germany have withdrawn. They
said technical sub-committee would
devise an operating plan.
The prime issue was expected to
be the proposal to grant limited
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was a Scout formerly in Troop 77
News Briefs
The streets of Justin in the busi-
ness section are to be oiled to keep
down the dust. It is made possible
by donations of business and pro-
fessional men here.
The implement dealers of Justin
report the largest disc plow sales
on record here, 27 plows having
already been sold. There is also an
increase in the sale of all farm im-
plements, they said.
Presiding Elder F A. Crutchfield
of Denton held the third quarterly
conference at the Methodist Church
Sunday afteroon. Good reports were
received from Justin. Roanoke, and
Drop churches. Next conference
will be held at Roanoke in October.
Revival services bgean at the Bap-
tist Church Saturday. Rev. M. M.
Barnett is conducting the meeting
with J. V. Woodward leading the
singing.
The Methodist Women’s Mission-
ary Society met with Mrs. Robert
Dooley Friday with nine members
present. Mrs Alta Wilson led the
devotional, and Mrs. Bill Parr led
the Btbte lesson - Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. D. B. McFarland.
The eight-room frame house of
Mr and Mrs. B. L. Adams is almost
completed.
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LOS ANGELES, July 30.—(P—
Kay Tutwiler and Luther Allen,
movie extras, remained in jail to-
day. pending an inquest tomorrow
in the death of Dorothy May Gar-
land. former deputy city attorney.
Dr. A. F Wagner, county autopsy
surgeon, reported his belief that
Mrs. Garland died of acute alcohol-
ism last Saturday and that bruises
found on her body, although con-
tributory, were not sufficient in
themselves to have caused her
death.
Dr. Wendel W Starr, who had
been treating Mrs Garland, said
he witnessed a fight between her
and Miss Tutwiler last Wednesday.
Allen also said he had heard "some
sort of a squabble" between the
women. He was held as a material
witness.
Miss Tutwiler, booked on suspi-
cion of murder, denied she and Mrs.
Garland had fought. District At-
torney Buron Fitts said his further
action in the case would depend up-
on the findings of the coroner’s
jury.
use a protractor on w- •mm
• Claude Calvin Cox, next
and at the right Miss MacWhirter takes the hip measure
C meny mimetes par
dey-during the restof
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West Oak Street, to UI at her home
Mrs Ewait Kenas, Marshall. to
slightiy improved at the Denton
Medical and Surgical Clinic where
। she underwent a major operation
Sunday afternod.
Bert Masters, son at Mr. and
Mrs Hugh Masters. West Sycamore
Street, to Ul
‘ Mrs C. A. Harris. North Elm
Street, returned to her home Tues-
day morning from the Denton Med-
leal and Surgical Clinic where she
underwent a minor operation Mon-
day
Miss Crystine Gordon. Teachers
Coflege student. underwent a nasal
operation Saturday morning
W A. Bounds. Denton, to report
ed unimprowved at the Denton Hos-
pital where he has been a medical
patient for the past week
L B. Morris. Argyle. returned to
his home Monday afternoon from
the Denton Hospital where he un-
derwent an appendectomy several
days ago
BOTTLERS WIN OVER PILOT
POINT TEAM
Maclachlan’s last-inning home
run gave the 7-Uppers a 7 to 3
victory over Pilot Point's All-Stars
last night in a game played at Pi-
tot Point This contest opened the
week's action for the Bottlers who
have a heavy schedule on hand for
the near future.
DALLAS July 20—M—1Ernest L.
Tutt, manager for the Social Secur-
ity Board here, said today that
old-age benefit payments are due
on accounts of more than 3,000 re-
tired or deceased persons in the 104
Texas Counties in the Dallas dis-
trict.
Only 130 claims have been filed
and 43 payments have been made.
Tutt said in explaining that his
office to not permitted to notify the
account holder that he to eligible
to file a claim claims that have
been paid have ranged from a few
cents to 8104
Each retiring worker or the er
tate of each deceased worker to due
3 1-3 per cent of wages he received
since his social security account
was opened
CONGRESS
(By Associated Press)
Henste today:
Probably takes up farm interest
rate veto; may resume court de-
bate
Home today:
Comasiders private bills
Naval committee holds hearings
on modernising aircraft carriers.
Rivers end harbors committee
considers regional plan nine bill.
Agrleulture eommittee studies
farm credit and crop insurance bills
1 Yesterday:
House passed army housing and
Ohio river nood control bills.
Two I
a Hight
3. Fred Rayzor left Tuesday for a
business trip into Oklahoma. Kan-
sas. Nebraska, Minnesota and South
Dakota. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Rayzor: ---
Mrs. 8. A. Blackburn. Misses
Ruby Smith. Carolee Blackburn.
Dorothy Wilkins and Eleanor Loth-
man were in Prairieville Sunday
evening to see a performance of
"Centinela," being presented there
on week-ends this month by Mark
Hamilton. former teacher in Teach-
ers College here.
Mrs. Eugene Cook has returned
from a trip through Oklahoma, Ar-
kansas and Louisiana. She was a
member of a party composed of
Mrs D. P. Barrow of Laredo. Miss
Laura Neil Robertson of San An-
tonio. Mrs. M A. Dowis at Marlin
and Mrs. George Robertson of Rose-
bud. The party remained Monday
night for a visit with Mrs Cook and
returned to their homes today.
Mrs. O W Hampton and small
daughter. Jane, of Brownwood are
guests for the week of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mra. J. L. Myers, 8M
Avenue D.
Mr and Mrs. C. K Wood. T. L.
Ytng. Dr. M S. CUtes. Mrs Ota
Price, Mrs Claude Minnerty, Mrs.
R. R Yelderman. Mimes Genevieve
Fawcett, Madeline Murke, Lucihe
Atherton and Francesc Yelderman
were in Athens Monday night to
• attend a revival being conducted
France. Germany, Italy. Portugal.
Belgium. Russia, Czechoslovakia
and Sweden also were represented.
AMONG SICK
Miss Elizabeth alliand. 1410
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han Construction of Dallas, said
today work would start in about 10
days on 311 miles of rural elec-
tric power line in Hill, EUto and
Johnson Counties.
The construction company yes-
terday was awarded the contract
on a bid of 845,128. It was announ-
ced by W G Morris, engineer for
the Hill County electric co-operative
under the Federal government’s rur-
al electrification program. -
Charge Narcotic#
Smoked by Strikers
Before Steel Riot
. -,. Examples at the new
aa methods of measurement
we • at children which are being
put in practice in the proj-
ect now under way at 8 C.
h- W. in Denton are shown in
eitnee piesures This project.
------which is sponsored by the
’• Bureau of Home Bconomics
I —at Weshington, is to fur-
nish a ecientine basis for
E sizing garments for ehu-
, 19 Zaren: Dr. Jessie Whitacre.
m chief or the Division of
Home Research of the Agri-
I cultural Experiment Sta-
tion at A & M College, has
I t Eharge of the work, which is
Z being done on the first floor
I » at the Household Arts
' : Building at Texas State
LONDON, July 20. —(P—
Italian refusal to discuss the
withdrawal of foreign troops
from Spain was understood
from today to have caused a
breakdown in non-intervention
negotiations.
Sun. Mon.
Miss Mildred Williams. who has
been ill at a local hospital since
July 6 and who was a student In
the State College for Women the
first summer term, died Tuesday af-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. Her home was
with her aunt, Mrs George L. Ni-
choles. Montrose, Ooi. •
Miss wulams to survived by her
father, E. E. Williams of Hartley,
four brothers of Hartley, an uncle
and aunt, Mr and Mrs Joe Wil-
liams of Greenville, and an aunt,
Mrs N. B Willlams, of Arlington.
A number of relatives were at her
bedside.
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 291, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 20, 1937, newspaper, July 20, 1937; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539955/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1&rotate=180: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.