Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 294, Ed. 1 Friday, July 23, 1937 Page: 5 of 8
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SEEDLESS GRAPESOc
POLO SHIRTS
TRY A NEW
10 LB.
Beet .... 48c
SUGAR
KIND OF
49c
PAJAMAS
Cane
. . 50c
Cloth Bag
COCA COLA
5c
AT
15c
CURTIS'
6)
Oc
$
38
Polar Bear
Foote’s Best (No. 1 Cans 5c)
PEASandCARROTS10c
Oc
5c
Picnic
Two 10c Cana
VIENNASAUSAGE 15c
10c
Picnic
Three 5c Cana
f
1.19
!9c
POTTED MEAT
10c
!r
Oc
4 Lbs. 52c
HE ATE ALL-BRAN
Quart
IS
MUSTARD
SALAD DRESSING 27c
c
1 No. 2 can 10c
Soar or Dill
Quart
Ground Fresh for You I
Pound
7c
ALL STAR COFFEE 17c
20c
5c
Fresh
Pound
VANILLAWAFERS 15c
'5c
4 for 25c
hosiery ....
CORNFLAKES
10c
75c
10c
rutenfial ‘
WOMENS SHOES
Market Specials
BACON
30c
BOLOGNA
Nice and Tender
Pound
VEALCUTLETS 28c
Lb. 10c
SALE PRICE
1c
1.49
SALT JOWLS
FRESH GROUND HAMBUR GER MEAT, 1b.
12
Lb. 17c
ROAST
FOR EXTRA VALUE, SHOP—
3
Lb. 12c
The Williams Store
PHONE 133
FREE DELIVERY OF $1 ORDERS
PLENTY OF FRYERS
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QUAKER OATS
F60D
Ftenh FRUITS andVEGETABLES
9vOvun MEAT DEPARTMENT
ing. With at least half the
hot months yet to go, these
offer real value to the men
FARM
LOANS
Madrid Again
Faces Status Of
Besieged City
Compound
Best Maid
14.88 and 19.75
(includes 2 trousers)
4 Per Cent Paid
to Stockholders
Denton Youth Gets
Recognition in Navy
10c
9c
19c
15c
22c
10c
10c
Autherined Mertgege La— Seheier fer
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c
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ECONOMY CASH STORE
Grocery and Market
Pound
15c
Any Brand
LARD
Assorted
JELLO
Each 5c
Good Quality
BOLOGNA
3 Flat Cam
25c
No. 2 Cans
Funeral Held
for Miss Hoehn
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FOLGER’S
COFFEE
2 lb. can 58c
Denton Boys Win
in Tennis Doubles
2 Pounds
15c
»
Pound
10c
Fresh Ground
MEAT
MCASH3
GROCER/
Good
DOG FOOD
No. 2 1-2 Can Crushed
PINEAPPLE
Qt. 10c
FIELD CORN
TEXAS TMEATEE
Bat, Nite 11 P. M.
Sun Thru Tweaday » 1 :
"CAPTAIS evumnkous
Down to the sea la ships and
to the heights «f herole love i
daredevil advepture!
Crisp Hard Heads
LETTUCE
Field CORN or
HOMINY
POST
TOASTIES
Veal
STEW MEAT
Imperial Cane
SUGAR
10 lb. bag 50c
Full Quart
PICKLES
2 for 25c
Pound
124c
Head
4c
Box
5c
Sliced
PINEAPPLE
2 Pounds
15c
Eatwell
SARDINES
Mrs. Tanner Dies
at Lloyd Home
Pound
23c
Solid Pack
TOMATOES
2 No. 2 cans 15c
Assorted
LUNCH MEATS
Summer styles, with several months to wear. In pat-
ent leather strap models, both toeless and toe. Many
colors and pastel shades to match your summer frocks.
Were $2.50 ....
Tender
SEVEN STEAK
3
eed
Dozen
12c
Pound
5c
Pound
POLO SHIRTS
All remaining numbers must go! Get yours early. In
lisle, rayon or celanese in many color variations. Sport
backs and plain backs with rope or loop fasten collars,
no zippers. A good selection if you hurry!
69c and: 95c
2”
l
/c
AU Flavors
KNOX JELL
Bluebonnet
MATCHES
2 Boxes
25c
r of arts
degrees
Women
theUnl-
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In public
arthip is
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lation as
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ding ma-
overIngs,
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15c
3 No. 2 Cans
SLI. BACON
Lb. 25c
DREAMLAND—Tom Keen in "Un-
der Strange Flags" with Luatna
Walters: "'Secret Agent," chapter
3; “Porky's Road Race," Looney
tune.
English PEAS or
GREEN BEANS
Competing in the Arlington invi-
tation tennis meet held at Arling-
ton Thursday, Roger Smith and
Fred Ellison of Denton emerged
winners of the boys' doubles. They
defeated Warren McWilliams and
Grover Isbell of Fort Worth, 8-3 and
6-3. J. W Johnson and Floyd Davis,
also of Denton, reached the semi-
Breakfast of Champions
WHEATIES
Fancy
FRESH LIMES
Yellow Ripe
BANANAS
Home Grown
FRESH OKRA
3-Year Success of Dionne Quins Settles
Cereal Choice for Mothers!
Colorado Fresh
GREEN BEANS
3 Tall Cam.
25c
Tall Cans
5c
Full Quart
PEANUT
BUTTER
25c
A two-weeks revival will begin at
the Antioch Baptist Church next
Sunday evening, July 35. Rev. Roy
Stanley of Melissa, pastor of the
church, will do the preaching and
George Yarbrough of the Spring
Hill community will lead the sing-
tag.
PIECE GOODS SPECIAL
Three print groups composed of Lawn, Dimity and Ba-
tiste. Ideal pickups for any mid-season sewing you have
to do, but quantities are limited. Values regularly up to
40c the yard, priced now at...
15c 21c 29c
Heinz
TOMATO JUICE
U OZ. CAN
10.
823
Just In Brand
Macaroni or
Spaghetti
3 boxes 10c
25c
3 1Large Cans
25c
6 Box Carton
19c
p RM4KGeKmg:
BRACE-UP NERVES. .
DIGESTION,APPETITE*
TOMATOES^2
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Archaelogoists exploring tombs of
Egypt have found carbonized grams
af wheat believed to date back 6,
000 years ' ” - • - wv
A total of 3,054,468 spindles were
active in Georgia during April
J. W Boyles, son of Mrs. Lottie
B Boyles, 530 North Elm Street.
Denton, was selected as honor man
for his company for the week end-
ing July 18. at the U. 8. Naval Train-
ing Station at San Diego, Calif It
is the custom at the station to select
every week the one man of each
company of 130 recruits among
whom he has shown by outstanding
ability, seal and loyalty that he is
worth of this special designation.
Boyles enlisted in the navy at the
reoruting station in Dallas June 13.
ion.
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GRASS FIRE CALLS OUT TWO
TRUCKS
Two of the nre aepartments
trucks were called out at noon Fri-
day to a grass fire in the 900 block
of Panhandle Street. Blight dam-
age was done, it was reported at
the central fire station. The other
truck was called from the west end
station.
FOR rent—My four-room garage-
house. 3 miles from city limits on
Ft Worth highway AH eity conveni-
ences. Call Dr. L O Hayes at 614 295
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, naval patrol approached.
Government planes bombed the
Almirante Cervera, the minelayer
Jupiter and several armed trawlers
off Oljon. another government port
on the Bay of Biscay, the reports
sadd.
The government was said to have
stiffened resistance to the insur-
gent's Teruel offensive, 100 miles
east of Madrid.
EIPNprMINT sTod
si,ddedsKehomepnenzoyna
3 p. m. Thursday, following an ill-
ness of three years. Funeral serv-
ices were held Friday at 3 p m
in the Oak Grove Church, follow-
ed by burial in the Oak Grove
cemetery.
Mrs. Tanner was the wife of H
W Tanner of Loyd, and came here
from Ellis County 30 years ago. She
was bom to Tennessee Dec. 25.
1879. Surviving bedsides her hus-
band are five children and six step-
children. Her children are Mrs.
Mary Spraberry of Oak Grove, Troy
Brown of Dallas, Homer Brown of
Ellis County, Sam Tanner and Huey
Tanne of Lloyd. Her stepchildren
are J. H. Tanner of Tryon, Ga.
Mrs. J. T. George of Greenville.
Mrs. Ada Harcrow of Childress,
H. A. Tanner of Wichita Falls, Mrs.
J. E. Vehmeyer of Iowa Park, Mrs.
W. T. Dugger of Royce City.
QUART PICKLES 15c
P. & G. or Crystal White « Giant Barn
LAUNDRY SOAP 25c
Kellogg’s Wholewheat Biscuit or
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Butler Boydstun are
visiting to New Mexico.
Mrs. W B Chambers and Robert
W. Chambers are spending this
week in Columbus, Mo.
Miss Evelyn Nance is visiting to
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spillman re-
turned from visiting relatives in
Dallas.
The main street has been opened
to traffic after being closed for a
few days to be paved. Two other
streets in the business section of
town were paved also
HAD QUAKER OATS"
A-0
MADRID, July 33. —e— Twice
ahelled within 34 hours and with
at least 15 killed and a score in-
jared by the insurgents' big guns,
Madrid was abruptly thrown back
today to the grim nose of a bitter
siege.
After two weeks of comparative
calm while a tornado of offensive
and counter-offensive raged over
the hills and plains some 15 miles
to the west. Madrid was jolted into
sharp realization that a besieging
army still was at her gates.
After a long artillery duel last
night, confined to the outskirts of
the capital, shells started dropping
to Alcala Street and Cibeles
Square.
One projectile killed eight per-
sons.
Spotted all over the central part
_____ _ with 3,000 refugees. It was said to
were defeated by a Fort Worth have ceased tire when a British
The Denton Federal Savings and
Loan Association, completing an-
other six months, has mailed checks
for semi-annual dividends to stock-
holders at the rate of 4 per cent
per annum The company has paid
this dividend rate since its organi-
zation about three years ago
In addition, the company set
aside funds for insurance for in-
restore. reserve, contingencies, and I
bonus for installment investments,
and added to the undivided profits
account which is now more than
$500.
The reserve fund is maintained to !
meet possible future needs to paying
a stable dividend to investors.
WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY
From an nationally-famous style line of fine hosiery,
but slightly irregular. If you don’t mind a tiny flaw
(often invisible) you’ll get exceptional value at the
same price you usually pay for bargain-counter
Northern
TISSUE
4 roll> 25c
Ice Cold
MELONS
Lb. 1c
PALACE—Last day, "13th Chair"
with Dame May Whitty and
Madge Evans; "Thirst Aid," com-
edy; Pictorial Revue.
Premio Brand
PRUNES
Gal. 29c
of Mrs. Gadberry complimenting
Mrs Glenn Crawford, who was
formerly Miss Alta Ward. Refresh-
ments were served to Mmes. J. 8.
Gadberry, Carl Wade, Bell Smith,
Wilbur Forester, Liie Nicholson,
R. C. Balls. E. L LeGear, Bill
Lewis and 8. C. Moore Misses
Gladys Baker, Opal Tarver and Mil-
dred Lewter. Mrs. Crawford received
many gifts, including a number
from persons who were unable to
attend the shower.
finals to the junior doubles an
Fine tropical woolens in
many colors and models.
Not complete in size range,
but we do have a fair show-
2
go out
dueattog
ttuber-
C. E. MILLER
McCrary Bldg. Denton
of Madrid were fresh heaps of
stones and bricks and holes gaped
to what were solid walls the day
before. __• , .
The second bombardment, broad-
ening the scenes of death and de-
struction/came this morning when
several hundred shells ploughed in-
to the central parts of the capital
along Gran Via. Madrid's "Broad-
way,” and to the Chamber! section
near the United States embassy.
The government guns pumped a
thundering reply to the shelling to
the early hours.
Drite Progresses
Insurgents to the Brunete sector,
tip of government Gen. Jose Mlaja's
salient west of Madrid, still were
trying to push back the govern-
ment forces, but on the western
flank Mlaja’s militiamen were re-
ported to have cut further into In-
surgent territory.
Insurgents captured to the Bru-
nete sector were reported to have
told government officers that sev-
eral insurgent batallions had ar-
rived recently from the north under
the command of an “Italian gen-
eral" whose name they refused to
divulge.
The insurgent navy, to both the
Mediterranean on the east and the
Bay of Biscay on the north, at-
tempted to cut off government sup-
plies.
Dispatches from Santander, a
Biscayan port of the government,
said the insurgent cruiser Almi-
rante Cervera red on the British
ship MacGregor as it left Santander
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AT MOVIES TODAY
TEXAS—Jack Oakie and Ann Soth-
em in "Super Sleuth"; News
Events: Local Our Gang Com-
edy with Denton Kiddles: “I Only
Hsve Eyes for You," musical.
ALL 4 Lb. CARTON 55c
brands 8 Lb. CARTON 1.05,_
AND IMPROVED
WONDERFULLY
Read this voluntary letter: “In
regard to your AL-BRAN, it is
marked on the package 'best as a
cereal, best for cooking,'and, as far
as I am concerned, you might add
best for health. Since I have begun
to eat it, I have improved wonder-
fully."—Mr. H. E. Poole, 312 W.
Franklin Street, Jackson. Mich.
All-Bran corrects common con-
stipation, due to meals low in
“bulk." Within the body, it absorbs
water and forms a soft mass, gently
sponging out the system.
Au-BRAN also supplies vitamin
B to tone up the intestines, and
iron for the blood. Isn’t this food
better than taking weakening pills
and drugs?
Eat two tablespoonfuls daily,
either as a cereal with milk or i
cream, or in recipes. In chronic
cases, with each meal. Sold by all
grocers. Made and ouaranteed by
Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Lsten to Kaltenmeyer’s Kindergarten Every Satur-
day, 330 P. M. (C. S. TJ ■. B. C. nag Mekwork
J Low Interest
J Long 'a arm
J Fair Appraiaal
J Prompt Service
Here is the favorite
pajama of many a
man in Denton!
Glover’s extra quality, a
and exclusive
“breathes - with - you”
belt wins every wear-
er. High values here,
in broadcloth, mesh
fabric and seersucker.
Were 1.95 ....
SALE PRICE
Special to Record-Chronicle
SANGER, July 33—Funeral serv-
ices ware conducted Friday after-
noon at the Seventh Day Advent-
1st Church by Rev. Clark of Fort
Worth for Mis Mary Louse Hoehn,
19. who died to a hospital at Cle-
burne Wednesday afternoon. She is
survived by her mother and four
brothers, Phillip. Paul, Fanton and
Willie Clark Burial will be to the
Valley View cemetery.
The F. F. A. boys who attended
the encampment at Take Worth
are F M. Harris, Jack Melton,
Harley Ratliff, Roy Klein, L C.
Smith, Alton Ashcraft, Walter Lee
Jones, James Giles, J. B. Robinson.
George Burke, Bonner Gadberry,
Alvin Cowling. Joe Bob Farrell, J.
C. Holder, Mernice Newton. J. K
Ausband and J. B Isbell.
Mrs. Henrietta Scott and Mrs N.
J. Gadberry entertained with A
miscellaneous shower at the hond
Sliced Hormel's Keystone Brand Lb.
Carnation, Pet or Borden’s
MILK . '
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TEXAS, nECORD-CHOMICLE, nn>AT, JULY 22, 1937 • -
25 Women Take
Family Course
About 35 women are enrolled to
the Institute in Problems of Home
and Family Life at S. C. W, most
of which are married and have
children. Miss Clara Tucker, direc-
tor of the institute and associate
professor to the heme economics
department at the college, an-
nounced Friday morning.
With nearly the entire enroll-
ment mature students, the prob-
lems being discussed at this time
are those pertaining to the pre-
school child. the adolescent choa,
and to housing problems as pertam-
tog to the family.
Six out-of-town women are en-
rolled, They live to the dormitories
as do the regular students, and if
they hawe children the latter are
taken care of at the college nursery
school. .
The faculty includes Miss Tucker,
Miss Ruth Sterdinger, visiting In-
structor from Merrill Palmer
School, Detroit, who lectures on the
pre-school child, Miss Laura Brel-
han, instructor in the home econ-
omics department at the college,
lectures on housing problems; and
W G Woods, principal of the Den-
ton Junior High School, lectures on
adolescent children.
All are lecture courses. Next week
the institute will decide the prob-
lems to be studied next summer if
the project is continued.
Gold Medal (12 lbs. 60c) 24 Lbs.
FLOUR $1.05
-teg, G "
untdcam- —
Lb. 10c
w ----
STEAK
— Lb. 15c
SPRING HILL
Special to Record-Chroncile.
SPRING HILL, July 33 —Mem-
G€ bers of the Spring Hill Home Dem-
"N onstration Club who attended the
" Pan American Exposition Tuesday
were Mmes. J. W Romack, W A.
Moore, W O. Johnson, W. H.
Smith, Perman Smith and John
Gritty, Misses Lnnle Lybass, Buna
Ruth Reding, Ruby Coffey and
Estelle Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Simpson of
Temple, Ok., were guests of J. M.
Coffey and daughter. Miss Ruby
Coffey.
----i______- Mrs. Davie Cato of Burkburnett
is visiting Mrs W H Smith
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 294, Ed. 1 Friday, July 23, 1937, newspaper, July 23, 1937; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539958/m1/5/?rotate=0: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Denton Public Library.