Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 228, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 29, 1932 Page: 2 of 6
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CLEBURNE TIMES-REVIEW, CLEBURNE, TEXAS
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MOVIE NEWS
Cleburne Times - Review
Published Every Afternoon (Except Saturday) and
BY AL JENNINGS.
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Mrs. Rushmore Patterson is the chairman
of a group of allied women’s organizations
favoring prohibition and the retention of
the 18th amendment. She directed the Chi-
cago battle for the women. She expressed
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Mrs. H. H.‘Homer has returned
home after a week’s visit in Dallas
with friends.
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fon. Every pair perfect.
Colors—Reve, Sunbeige,
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and then the great national sport will be on
in earnest. Clear the Texas decks for action
and on with the battle.
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Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith,
left, and William Gibbs McAdoo,
former secretary of the treasury,
who battled for the Democratic
nomination for more than 100 bal-
lots at the famous Madison Square
Garden convention in 1924, have
buried the hatchet, despite the
fast that McAdoo is backing
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has a glorious opportunity to take the cen-
ter of the stage and elect himself the angel
’ of the hour. Col. Buckner believes that those
who dance should pay the piper. He asks
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KARNES TXXPA YERS DEMAND
SPECIAL SESSION.
Karnes county has a Taxpayers’ league.
Its leaders are calling for a special session
of the legislature for one day only, for the a sunny dining room, and a tabla
, , . . .1 | aet for breakfast While you’re
sole purpose of enacting a law whereby the drinking your orange juice, or eat-
ing an actress.
AL the age of twelve, en route
HEADDRESSERS USED ghr .
Build up coiffures during THE
DIRECOIRE IN France.
Copyrtght, 1932, by Central Presa Assoctation, Inc.
1Sh, her mother, Viennese. She
learned to speak English from her!
upon to answer more questions and solve
more problems than aqy attorney general
in the history of Texas. He needs two Moses
and three Solomons around the table in his
private office.
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BY CARRIER hi. the City of Cleburne: per month,
80c per year, 46 00. six months. 12 75.
'r___°0 _____- e,h. giv mont
Speaker John N. Gamer for the
nomination this year. Below,
John F. Curry, powerful Tam
many leader, center, who control
the large New York delegation
shown in Chicago with Georg
Olvany, former Tammany bom
left, and John H. McCoocy, Derr
ocratic boss of Brooklyn.
Combinations
49c
"Bias-Cut” for comfort! A quality
feature only found heretofore in much
higher-priced lingerie. Pantie or step-
in styles, lavishly lace-trimmed. Pink
or Tea Rose.
Brassieres
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The WANT ADS reach into practically every home
in Cleburne and all nearby towns—your message or
.wants are sure to be read and studied by those who
are interested in the things you are advertising
‘Worth twice as much!”
many women say. This
wonderful quality full-
fashioned hose is made
of fresh, elastic silks,
And "that’s enough. Whan you
say “bacon and eggs," you think of
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। comimittee. He sent a letter to Atty. Gen.
1 James v. Allred asking for a ruling as to
tion. her reading, even her ath-
leiic diversions, have all been di-
rected toward her objective—suc-
cess as an actress.
Our Daily Food
By Colonel Goodbody
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BACON—AND THE WORLD IS
YOURS
IF someone should ask you what
- bacon and eggs taate like, what
would you say?
Most people think a long time
and then they say: "Like—like
bacon and eggs."
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celery seed. Something like a
poultry stuffing.
When the stuffing is thoroughly
heated, put 4 spoonful on each
slice of bacon, roll the bacon. and
skewer with toothpicks. Cook in
a moderate oven, or under a broiler
flam*, until the bacon is brown and
crisp. If the slices of bacon are
very long, cut them in two before
rolling. Allow about four of these
stuffed bacon rolls for each person
st the table.
Here’s another substantial bacon
dish. Fry five slices of bacon with
on* large onion. Add to the bacon
two cups of cooked spaghetti, two
cans of tomato soup, and two-tirds
of a pound of American cheese.
Heat all together, and serve.
If you’re serving liver and bacon
don’t forget to use at least half as
much bacon as liver. I use half a
pound of sliced bacon to one pound
of sliced liver. I cook th* bacon
slowly in a skillet. until it is dell-
cately browned, and crisp. Then I
take it out of th* skilet, and cook
th* livor in th* bacon fat Firet,
though, I sprinkle the places of
liver with salt and pepper, and dip
them in flour. When th* liver is
lightly browned, it is ready to
serve on a hot platter, surrounded
by th* crisp slices of bacon. No
garnish, although I am aware of
the fact that no woman would
allow that dish to coma to th* tabi*
without a decoration of parsley.
I’ll admit that a bit of parsley
is very becoming to a dish of liver
and bacon, but I say why paint the
Sheer Silk___
HOSIERY!
Priced Low!
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cooks out of the bacon. How long
it should be cooked depends on in-.
♦ j dividual taste. Some like it crisp
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taken away down here in Texas in the com-
ing month of July. This referendum is for
democrats only. Next year should the con-
gress submit the republican demand plank,
there will be a nation-wide referendum, not
a party verdict but of the people. Delegates
had in
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or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the (
local news publication therein. ,
terms op SUBSCRIPTION in which they have no personal interest and
E,BESTCURE
FORCOLDIf
MORE COLD
- MEMBERS OF
Mr. and Mrs. Elba Boyd and
children were visitors in the home
of his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Dan
Boyd at Fall Creek Sunday.
Finis Cashton spent Sunday with
J. B. McElroy.
Clement Wells of Godley spent
Sunday evening with Odos Brown.
Miss Neil Logan spent Satur-
day night with Miss Bertha
j before to retain the 18th amendment.”
Well, a dry referendum vote is to
ear hold-up. Clarence Darrow,
noted lawyer, is making an
eleventh-hour plea for clemency.
At his second trial the boy was
again sentenced to die in the elec-
tric chair, June 24, by the same
judge who first sentenced him. • >
cnaplai epic with Jackie Coogan
Greatly impressed, she decided that
| she loved pictures, but had no +
ideas, at that time, about becom- ♦
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and legal fo charge this to the candidates
for the races they run, but I do not think it
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road bonded indebtedness of various coun-ingroungtewedoPkubn.h?obecon
tie? of Texas may be assumed and retired: smell it. You can hear it sizzling,
by the state highway department from the That sizzling sound is music to
- the ears. Then the egga are fried
HICKNER ASKS, “WHO IS GOING TO
PAY THE PIPERS
col. Murrell L. Buckner is chairman of
the Dallas county democratic executive)
Many eminent lawyers insist that a consti- sizzling. The eggs and bacon are
tutional amendment would be required for broug"tslpounaa,
this assumption of power by the state high-
SMITH AND M’ADOO BURY HATCHET
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party Saturday night.
Mr. and Mr*. Herman "" of
thinking that resubmission was not an in-
direct attempt to repeal.” She issued a cal]
. for prohibitionists to work as never before
to retain the 18th amendment. Speaking of
—the-action of the republican convention she
placed this in fhr rre ord •
“A great political party has gone back-
ward. nevertheless the American people
must not go backward and the United dry
women of this country will work as never
lily, or throw perfume on th* vlo-
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from which they receive no benefit.” 1
c per ye., -________ Then Col. Buckner passed down the line
BY MAIL: per zear ihnavanc.i this bit of advice:-The ballot with the
question of the prohibition referendum on
• it is steh a ballet. If they want to hold a]
1 active in democratic politics for many
I years. He is a regular. He goes down the
vee--amir* ‘
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Por Arthur and Mrs. Bob South-
erland and son, Elmer, of Okla-
homa are spending the week with
Mrs. Floyd Wells.
Little Charlotte Dan Terry is
spending this week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Moon
at Cleburne.
Miss Ruby FWells spent Satur-
day night with Miss Ernestine
Brown.
Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Wells en-
tertained the young folks with a
singing Sunday night.
way commission/ Now where do we go from biscuits—and what more could a
her.? • > । man want, to start the day?
Menk_______________________ _______[ When you fry bacon, at art with
] a cold frying pan. Keep the beat
moderate. and pour off the fat as it
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Mrs. Pete West enter-
young folks with a
Hari Maritza .continental mo-
tion picture sensation, will 1 ap-1 . m •
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Greatly Reduced. See Window Display
’■ $3.98 and $2.98 summer shoes, inI. VX
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PRESIDEN1
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Lingerie
Offered to you now by
^Burris for only-
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from London a few months ago, a
score of Gotham newshawks gath-
ered round to get her life (22
years? story—and to bask in the
sunshine of her sparkling. "It-fuik
smile.
They learned that she is one of
the most cosmopolitan of all the
stopped a few days in Hollywood. I - •
at the November general election when the J There she witnessed the filming t
of a scene in Douglas Fairbanks'I..
"Robin Hood," and promptly de- 1:
termined upon a theatrical career. ..
From that time on, her educa- • •
Entered at the Postoffice at Cleburne Texas, a8 | Une* Tie tecognizes tile sacredness of
iecond class mail matter.____ , pledge and when "he is licked” he takes his
EUGENE POOLE HAROLD v RATLIFF medicine. This is a pointed interview from
central Press News Service "The county committees have but one
parents ahd "to speak Chinese from. ♦
their household servants. She was t
taught to speak French and Ger "
man by private teachers. At thel+
age of seven she was a proficient *
ice-skater. This may account for
her strong, well-proportioned legs
' At nine she learned to ride don-
keys and long-haired Manchurian
is fair fo charge them for printing a ballot ponies
The first and only movie she
saw in. China was ’’The Kid"—
, c, Jimmy Allred to name the piper and "then
her contempt for the republican plank. She let it go at that.» As for Jimmy, he is called
said “dry women could not be fooled into
SEE OUR WINDOWS
L C. BURR & CO. Cleburne,
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ao well done.
To broil bacon, put it in a rack
i in a broiling pan, and cook it slow-
ly, at a moderate temperture.
Turn it over at least once.
Bacon can be cooked in the oven,
too, on a rack. In a baking pan.
Remember to use moderate heat.
And don't lose sight of the feet
that bacon makes some tins lunch-
pon and dinner dishes.
_ Did you ever eat "Stuffed Bacon
Slices"? —
Mak* a savory stuffing of bread
' y^IS hzss k I prohibition referendum they ought to do it
•tMB , _ ] State will have to stand the expense.” There
i are a lot of wealthy men who boldly admit
DRY LEADER RAUtlES THE PRO they are followers of Thomas Jefferson.
FORCES Are there no financial angels in their camp
I —angels who will shove the cost of print-
There is going to be sport all along t le ing the referendum ballots across the poli-
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Seventeen-year-old Russell Mc-
Williams of Rockford, III., spends
most of his time In meditation
and reading the’Bible as he awaits
the penalty of death which Hli-
nots has demanded for his murder
of • motorman during a street
39 inches wide in beautiful new
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Ratliff, Harold V. Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 228, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 29, 1932, newspaper, June 29, 1932; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1562583/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.