Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 89, Ed. 1 Friday, November 26, 1937 Page: 3 of 6
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Rev M. B. Meyer, pastor of the
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E. D. SCHROEDER, Mgr.
PALACE—Last day, "Life Begins
With Love" with Jean Parker;
Our Gang in "Roamin' Holiday";
Buster West in "Hooray for Hoo-
ligan."
No Arrest* Listed
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Cold Spell is
Broken in Denton
The unusual cold spell for fall
came to an end Friday the 10th
day from its inception. The minl-
mum temperature was 38 degrees
at the State Experiment Station
here Friday the first time with one
exception since Wednesday of last
week that freezing temperature had
had not been recorded during the
24-hour period The minimum here
Thursday was 30 degrees.
Division of Women s
Council Holds Session
DENTON. TEXAS, RECORD-CHRONICLE. FRIDAY, NOVXMBM8_MMW7
Lutherans Hold
Thanks Service
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Third Death in
Highway Crash
MORRISON’S
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In a Thanksgiving service held in
the Church Thursday evening He
recounted that Oad has prospered
this country in agriculture, and in
industry, despite labor troubles. He
also pointed out the health of the
nation, the schools making for free-
dom and peace, and, above all, the
ability of peoples of all faiths to
worship free from governmental In-
terference or limitations. His topic
was "National Blessings."
DENTON’S LEADING DEPARTMENT
STORE
A Tnkling, Twinkling,
Thrill Paeked Speetacle 1
Come on in folks—it's a riot of
fascinating fun I There are a
thousand and one attractions-
almost every kind of a toy imag-
inable!
Don't put it off—come in and
enjoy your eelf while you shop.
Give more, epend let*—buy Pen-
ney gifts!
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Special to Record-Chronicle
AUBREY, Nov 26.—John Henry
Cagle, M. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B
Cagle, was found dead in a pas-
ture near Aubrey Wednesday. H*
body was reported found hanging
in a tree, and Justice of the Peace
J. T Motion returned a verdict that
death was self-inflicted. He was
born at Aubrey Aug 18. 1882 and
was unmarried Three brothers and
three sisters, besides his parents,
survive. Funeral services were held
Thursday afternoon.
QUALITY USED CARS
1935 Pontiac 4-door sedan, 1936 Plymouth 4-door
Sedan, 1935 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan
DICKSON-HAMILTON MOTOR COMPANY
Telephone 248
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1937 Studebaker Demonstrator Reduced $200
Off List Price
1935 Oldsmobile Coach with Radio, 1933 Plymouth
Coach, 1933 Plymuth Sedan
WALDRIP MOTOR CO. '-
YOUR CHILDREN—
They change so rapidly in a few years. But a photo-
graph of them never grows up. See us today!
CARRUTH STUDIO
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The Life of Your Car Depends on the
Lubrication It Receives
No parts are missed when you bring your car to us.
Drive away with the assurance that every work-
ing part received careful attention.
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Mn. Betty Pugh, 105 North Elm
Street, returned Wednesday night
from Dallas, where she was at the
bedside of a son, Thomae, who suf-
fered a broken arm and leg and
painful lacerations, Sunday night in
a traffic accident. Young Pugh was
riding a bicycle when he wax struck
by a car. He was reported resting
fairly well. In a Dallas hospital.
J. H. Sublett of Denton, who has
been in a critical condition for sev-
eral days at the Denton Hospital,
remained in an unchanged con-
dition Friday afternoon, attend-
ants reported
Mias Mary Frances Hamlett of
Pampa, 6. C. W. student, who
has been critically ill at the Den-
ton Medical and Surgical Clinic for
about three weeks, underwent a
blood transfusion Thursday night
and was reported slightiy improved
at the clinic Friday afternoon.
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BORGER. Nov 36—(*>—The
death toll rose to three today from
U head-on highway crash four
miles from here last night.
Mrs. Orville West and Mrs. John
Roth, both of Amarillo. died of
their injuries this morning Miss
Helen Buller of Amarillo was the
first victim
MISS NINA DREW MARRIES IN
DALLAS
Miss Nina Drew, daughter of Mrs
Adella S. Drew of Plainview, and a
former student of 8. C. W., was
married to J. M Davis of Dallas
Nov.' 18, the ceremony taking place
in Dallas After a wedding trip the
couple will be at home at 4045 Am-
herst, Dallas.
NO SQUAT V
NO STOOP !
Lno SQUINT:
Our Store Is Being Redecorated
From top to bottom but we can serve you with hard-
ware needs.
Cadenhead-Denman Hdw., Co., Inc.
Funeral services lor T. W Eames
S of Lewisville who died of a heart
attack Tuesday, were held Wednes-
{day afternoon in the First Baptist
f . Church at Lewisville, conducted by
Rev. J. W. Slagle and Rev. J. R.
/Atchley Mrs. Marshall Eames and
Miss Jane Watson sang "Does Jesus
(Care." A lovely floral offering was
2 in charge of Misses Jesstlu Ratliff
E Wanda Pay Horn. Jean, Helen and
Jane Watson, Vernelle Orr, Pene-
. lope Saunders and Lois Burkhart.
Burial was in Old Hall cemetery,
gand pallbearers were Urban Moore,
Ernest Sigler, Ernest Dickson. Floyd
I Watson, Tom Ford and Doc Martin.
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PERSONALS
Mr and Mrs. O. W. Floyd and .
children. Geraldine, Charles Sybil,
and Wanda, and Leroy Alien of I
Fort Worth, viatted Mr. and Mrs
H S. Church ThankagWing Day.
Mr and Mn Leon Camp of Aus-
tin are here visiting relatives dur-
ing the Thanksgiving holidays. He
is working on his Ph. D. degree
in the State University.
Mrs. Vesta Lanford left Wednes-
day for Lamesa to be with her
daughter. Mrs William Gay. who is
lMr. and Mn. Perry Gabbard of
California, who have been here at
the bedside of her brother, Glen
Lanford, who has been ill scene
time, have returned from a visit
with relatives in Oklahoma, and
will be here a short time before
returning to California. Lanford is
much improved. _.
Mr. and Mn. R. E. Dickenson
and sons of Melissa visited their
ton. Edwin. and Mr. and Mrs. Yar-
bro of Big Spring visited their sons,
Dan andweley,m the home of J.
O. McCulley
Mr. and Mn. J. O McCulley visit-
ed in Collinsville Thanksgiving
Day. _
Miss Marte Saunders, dietitian of
dormitories at San Marcos Teach:
en College, is the holiday guest of
Dr. and Mn. Richard Mandell. |
Mr and Mn. Hermon Church of
Fort Worth, were guests of Mr and
Mn. R J. Edwards for manksgiv-
ing.
Mr. and Mn. H. C Thompson
have as guests their daughter. Miss
Ruth Thompson, of College Station;
their son, Ben Thompson of Alex-
andria, La., and Mn. Thompson's
sister. Miss Nannie Weever of Fort
Worth, and brother, J. B. Weaver
of Scurry. _
Mr and Mrs. Billie Hogan of
Galveston are guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Hogan
Miss Hylogene Goodman of Mil-
ford is visiting her sister. Mrs. Roy
Smith. "
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burch and
son. Ralph Benny. returned Wednes-
day from Amarillo._______ ...__
Misses Gwendolyn Lewis and Helen
Bule, accompanied by Everette Mc-
Culley and Edwin Dickenson, visit-
ed their parents in Hilsboro and
Mertens last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Watson of
Fort Worth are visiting his mother.
Mrs. Mattie Watson, 818 West Sye-
amore Street. Watson, who was in-
jured recently in a car wreck, is
able to be out but has not yet com-
pletely recovered.
Dr. Jack Skiles and Miss Lena
Skiles of Denton spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Paducah as guests of Mrs.
M. L Allison.
Mr and Mrs R, E. Hollowwa of
Dallas are visiting Mn. Hollowwa’s
Mrs. T. N Skiles, 1731
The annexation resolution rati- i uon Association in Texas, Car W.
fled when Texas became a state Huser, state publicity chairman, has
provided Texas may be divided into announced. The group will study
five states upon consent of the peo- literacy, citizenship, elementary,
pie. I secondary, and vocational needs.
Fortnightly Bridge
Club Entertained
The meeeting of the Fortnightly
Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. B W. Boyd was made
a festive Thanksgiving Eve cele-
Final Rites for
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Millions of people who used to be
cathartic-slaves have found relief from
common constipation—and from pills
and purgatives, too! Keep regular as
they do. with a NATURAL food laxa-
tive—Kellogg’s All-Bran. ——
All-Bran is not habit-forming. It
supplies TWO things your intestines
need. First, it’s a good source of vita-
min ”B,”—the amazing vitamin that
tones up your intestinal tract. Second,
All-Bran provides “bulk"—it absorbs
water and softens like a sponge. This
water-softened mass aids elimination.
Kellogg’s An-Bran is a crunchy,
toasted cereal. Eat tt with milk or
cream and finite. In muffins it’s deli-
cious But however you eat it, use it
REGULARLY: eat two tablespoons of
All-Bran and drink plenty of water.
If you do this every day you can avoid
common constipation and cathartics,
too! Every grocer sells All-Bran. Made
by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs L. D. Littrell and
children of New London spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L Lttrell, 1307 Peak
Street.
Miss Margaret Gurley of Cle-
burne 1* spending the Thanksgiving
holidays at home here.
Mr. and Mrs E. K Newman and
baby daughter, Nancy Ann, of En-
nis were Thanksgiving guests of
their parents and her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs J. Frank Solomon,
Mrs. Newman remaining over for
a longer visit and Newman return-
ing to Ennis.
Miss Ruby Ruth Ratiin was in
Dull Headache* Gone,
Simple Remedy Doe* It
Headaches caused by constipation
are gone after one dose of Adlerika.
This cleans poisons out of BOTH up-
per and lower bowels. Ends bad steep,
nervousness. Homer 8 Curtis Co.
Druggists.
JOHNSON NAMED ON EDUCA-
TION GROUP <t
Dr Jack Johnson professor of
economics st the North Texas
Teachers College has been named
a member of the adult education
committee for the National Educa-
QUAKER OATSm-
saye Ruth Harhnett, Great American Explorer,
who captured Su-Lin, only Ciant Panda in captivity!
Motorola Radios Hot Water Heaters
DON’T WAIT
Get your Ever-ready Prestone, the Perfect Anti-Freeze
HOPPER AUTO SUPPLY
Denton had a relatively qulet
holiday period, the omicial books
showed Friday Neither city nor
county officers’ records listed any
arrests for drunkenness or disturb-
ance. *
Report of an affray Thanksgiving
night came to police but no arrests
were on the blotter at headquarter
and the officers of the day shift
presumed the disturbance must
have been minor.
ton. underwent
CURTSINGER TAKES BOY TO
REFORM SCHOOL
A 14-year-old Denton boy sen-
tenced to serve three years as a de-
linquent juvenile was taken to
Gatesville to the State School by
Sheriff Dallas Curtsinger Thurs-
day.
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Days may be warm ... and
Days May Be Cold
But Your Automobile Keep* Rolling!
Keep your car clean, especially moving parts, lu-
bricants. Change to Winter Oil. Watch your Stor-
age Battery. Protect your Radiator with Anti-
Freeze.
DREAMLAND—William Boyd in
Rustlers Valley"; "Painted Stal-
lion," chapter »; Betty Boop car-
toon.
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AMONG SICK
Wayne Gray of Lewisville under-
went a tonsillectomy here Wednes-
day.
Harold Balthrop of Houston.
Teachers College student, under-
went a tonsil operation here Wed-
nesday.
Charles Curry of Navo is ill of In-
fluenza.
Miss Clara Wolfe, west of Den-
bration with the decorations, aP-
pointments and menu carried out in
a Thanksgiving theme when a sal-
ad course was served at the close of
the game. Chrysanthemums were the
flowers used for room decoration.
High score for guests was made by
Mrs. Jack Bonds, for members by
Mrs U. C. Travelstead and high cut
went to Mrs. Ward Lusk Guests in-
i cuswuu awypaig ue . ge eluded Mmes. Park.Richards,W:
a nation to give Thanks to God, E. Williams, R. T. May, J. B Me
a nato «> give 5 . , Bryde and w. J. McCray. The next
meeting will be with Mrs 8. A.
Large Crowd at
Union Services
Wednesday Night
A large crowd which Many ruled
the main auditorium of the First
Presbyterian Church attended the
annual Thanksgiving union ser-
vices of Denton churches held Wed-
nesday night.
Rev. Wm Fred Galbraith, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
was in charge of the program, and
the Thanksgiving sermon was de-
livered by Rev. Frank Weedon of
the First Baptist Church.
Rev. O. N. Baucom, pastor of the
First Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, gave the invocation, fol-
lowed by the choir singing a
Thanksgiving hymn. Rev Miller M.
B Sale of the St. Barnabas Church.
Episcopal, gave the scripture read-
ing and read the first Thanksgiving
Proclamation by,George Washing-
ton. Rev. Stanley Hayne. presid-
ing elder of the Methodist Church,
delivered the Thanksgiving pray-
er. Miss Jane Shindler sang a
solo, Rev. Wesley V. Hite of the First
Methodist Church gave the offer-
tory prayers, and Rev. George Ver-
non Harris gave the Benediction
following the singing of "Amer-
ica" by the congregation.
8. C. W. GRADUATE MARRIES
IN GRAPEVINE
Miss Barbara Hargett, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hargett of
Moody, and a graduate of S. C. W.
was married to Clinton Harold Cor-
bin, son 'ot Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
Corbin of Grapevine, when the cere-
mony was read by Rev. J. W Chis-
holm in the Grapevine Methodist
Church Wednesday evening. The
couple will make their home in
Grapevine.
GHT COUGHS
Former Denton Man
To Manage Plant
Duran J. Stubblefield formerly of
Denton, who for a number of years
has been associated with the Acme
Brick Co. and recently located at
Oklahoma City has resigned his
position with the company. effec-
tive Dec. 1. He has moved to Ada
where he has acquired an Interest
in the Ada Brick Co. and after Jan.
1 will be general manager for that
company. Mr. and Mrs. Stub-
blefield and children spent Thanks-
giving Day in Denton with his sis-
ter Mrs H. 8. Church.
AT MOVIES TODAY
TEXAS — "Thoroughbreds Don’t
Cry” with Mickey Rooney. Judy
Garland and Ronald Sinclair;
News Events; “Sunday Night at
the Trocadero" with Connie Bos-
well; “Modern Inventions," with
Donald Duck.a
g 'n times of sickness you need someone to take care of
" your drug needs in a way that your doctor orders. Un-
less your prescriptions are correctly filled and with the
best of pharmaceuticals you may not get the desired
results. We handle only the best and appreciate your
business.
The Lions Club had 100 per cent
attendance of members at Rs lun-
cheon Wednesday
O C Knight Boy Scout fund
campaign chairman introduced
Jerry Fulkerson of Fort Worth, area
executive, who discussed scouting
and its benefits and what was hop-
ed to be accomplished in this coun-
ty.
Miss Marguerite Bales, recrea-
tion supervisor, told of her work
among the children of Denton
Dorothy Jean Henry. Jo Elizabeth
Price. Ramona Timpken, Doris
Timpken and Lucy Mae Franks
gave tap dances, with Mrs. Vivian
Garrett at the piano.
BRACESUP NERVES & D/GEST/ON £
KING’S RADIO SHOP
West Side Square
"3242"
Houston for Thanksgiving with rel-
atives.
Mrs. George Crutsinger at Wich-
ita Falls to the guest of Mrs E. F.
Hohlt, while her husband is in
Houston for the state teachers'
meeting.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Edwards and
son. Jimmy, of Fort Worth, Mr.
and Mrs Bill Edwards and Miss
Beulah Cookerly of Dallas were
Thanksgiving guests of Denton rel-
atives.
Miss Julia Williams was in Hous-
ton for Thanksgiving with friends.
Dr Jack Skiles and Dr Lena
Skiles were guests of friends
Thanksgiving in Paducah.
Jim Owens of Hamlin spent
Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs.
J. M Owens.
The executive division of the First
Christian Women's Council met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W N
Harris Twenty-three members were
present. The meeting opened with
prayer by Mrs. Williams. Mrs. O.
A. Reaves gave the devotional on
“Spiritual Life Work.” A commit-
tee. Mmes Thurmond Sawyer and
Minnerly was appointed to solicit
clothing for the Juliette Fowler
Home. Cookies will be sent to the
home Dec 7 Refreshments were
served.
MORRISON’S
. Peacemaker-
gram
FREE FREE FREE
24 pound sack PEAEMAKEL
ITOI R foe the Bret correct
solution of the following
PEACEMAKER - GRAM op-
enea at the office of the
Morrison Milling Co- Den-
ton. Texas, before Monday’s
Record-Chroniele Is pub-
linked.
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out of order and the words
of each line are out nt or-
der waen re - arranged
properly they compose a
rhysse.
Next Monday's advertise-
ment will recite the un-
werambled copy and give
the name nt the winnng
contestant.
Perons connected with the
Morrison Millies Co. nr the
Recora-Chromiele may not
win.
solving PEACEMAKEM-
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HEADLEE
TIRE COMPANY, INC.
Phone 88 Phone 1000
307 North Locust St.
Large Crowd at
West Ward Program
A large crowd attended the
“school day" program presented by
the students of the Sam Houston
School Tuesday night in the audi-
torium. The program Included num-
bers by each grade with furniture
used in the stage settings for the
first and second grade skits made
by first grade children.
Numbers were selected for the
program which would give the chil-
dren an apportunity to express
themselves in a free and easy man-
ner. those in charge pointed out.
The proceeds which totaled 834
went to the school P.-T. A and will
be used to furnish a ladles' lounge
at the tschool. Miss Lila Hollings-
worth's room won the 83 prize of-
fered for the room selling the most
tickets.
Thursday morning.
Mrs. Clyde Jones of Krum under-
went an eye operation here Wed-
nesday afternoon
Lillie Belle Wells, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Wells of He-
bron. Is a medical patient at the
Denson Mgdical and Surgical Clin-
ic.
Dixie Boyd, 1603 West Hickory
Street, who has been a medical pa-
tent at the Denton Medical and
Surgical Clinic tor several days, re-
return to her home Friday af-
ing.
Mrs. Leslie Woods. Denton, was to
returne to her home Friday af-
ternoon from the Denton Medical
and Surgical Clinic where she has
been a medical patient for several
days
W L. Martin of Krum, who un-
derwent a major operation at the
Denton Hospital Wednesday, was
reported doing nicely Friday after-
noon at the hospital
N,
• What a bargain in breakfests!
Quaker Oats, mainstay of millions
costs only % cent per serving —
yet it's exceedingly rich in food
energy, and in davor!
Every serving contains abun-
dant Vitamin B-the precious yit-
amin you need every day lo combat
nervomnexxconsupation and poor
appetite!. Order the one and only
Quaker Oats
at today's
special prices,
which msny
grocers fea-
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