Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 65, No. 167, Ed. 1 Friday, March 11, 1955 Page: 6 of 10
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LEVINE'S
The News in Brief
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Walston
of Dallas were guests of Mrs.
T. P. Rosson, Hood road, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Muller, route 6,
and Mrs. Edwin Anthony and
daughter, Betty, of Era, visited
Wednesday in Dallas.
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Fred Lynn was elected to mem-
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Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. No. 5
C. H. Bush, Freeman Wilkerson
survey, abstract 1148, Si veils
Bend field, total depth, 6,813 feet,
waiting on cement.
Ralph H. Snuggs No. 1 G. C.
Roughton, Blankenship survey,
abstract 1448, 10 miles northeast
of Gainesville is drilling at 4,640
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advertisement in The Register.
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Charles Brown, W. M. Martin
survey, abstract 765, Grayson
county, is drilling at 9,605 feet.
JOHN WAYNE
filing cabinet and arrangements
made for a post office box.
Health posters of all types, in-
cluding tuberculosis, have been
placed in all local schools and
at Era and Walnut Bend. Mrs.
Harvey will also assist the public
school nurse, Mrs. Lewis Rigler,
at the Summer roundup, when
mothers of next year’s first grad-
ers meet. Literature for this
With _ the return of optimism
and activity to the Hollywood
scene, it followed that more and
more important motion pictures
would be turned out of movie-
land’s fabulous factories. Each
film today, more than at any
time in filmland’s history, bears
the distinction of being some-
Shell Oil Co. No. A-2 S. D.
Steedman. T. Pilsbury survey, ab-
stract 942, Big Mineral field in
Grayson county, total depth 7,703
feet, waiting on orders.
Star No. 1 B. B. Heironimus,
five miles west of Denison, Gray-
son county, plugged back 8,690
feet, swab testing from 8,601-12
feet.
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TO APPEAR HERE—'Cellist Ardyth Alton, right, and pianist
Richard Gregor are members of the Columbia Concert Trio
which will be presented in concert at junior high school this
evening by the Community Concert association. Miss Sylvia
Rosenberg has replaced Miss Ariana Bronne, violinist, pic-
tured at left. The group is now in its fourth successful coun-
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Children’s Fancy
SEERSUCKER
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One and Two-Piece Styles
Yed, five lucky winners in drawing to be held
in our store soon will receive absolutely FREE,
Red, White, Cream, Mack
Sizes 1 to 9
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Regular 2.98 Value
Made in Gainesville
daughter, Jo Lynn, have
Brandenberg, Ky., 1 ;
Cartwright, who is stationed at
Fort Knox. They traveled by
plane from Dallas. Jo Lynn will
observe her first birth anniver-
Nicodemus said:
Rabbi, we know thou ;
art a teacher from •
God. Jesus answered:
Except one be born
again, he cannot see
the kingdom of God.
Jo. 3:1-3.
Hey, Sarge!
GREENWICH, Conn. (UP) —
The 1,000 Connecticut enlistee
in the army since the air force
undertook a separate recruiting
campaign was Pvt. Frank Sar-
gent.
Kay Kimbel No. 1 McElreath
estate, J. S. Menefee survey, ab-
stract 739, is drilling at 2,605 feet.
Kay Kimbell No. 1 M. H. Hall
et al, C. Luther survey, abstract
738, Grayson county, is drilling
at 2,985 feet.
Kay Kimbell No. 3 A. J. Brown.
J. S. Menefee survey, abstract
739, is drilling at 2,537 feet,
Texas Co. No. 3 Mrs. Helen O.
Sweeney. J. Coryell survey, in
the Big Mineral Creek field of
Grayson county, six miles north-
east of Sadler, has been finished.
It flowed 123 barrels of 37.7 grav-
and after”
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ACTION SCENE from Warner Bros. Cinemascope and War-
nerColor production, "The High and the Mighty" from Er-
nest K. Gann's novel, which opens at the State theatre today
and runs through Tuesday. Featured are John Wayne, cen-
ter; William Campbell, Wally Brown, Doc Avedon and
Robert Stck, left to right.
'The High and the Mighty1 One
Of Movies' New Look Pictures
Ladies1
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association board Thursday eve-
ning at a meeting of the* local
Cooke county executive board in
the Community room of the First
State bank. He is expected to
attend the four state meetings
this year, the first being the
state convention in Galveston on
April 15.
Dr. Ben R. Fisch presided for
the meetin; * " ~
Sun Oil Co. No. 2 Shankles,
C. C. Binkley survey, abstract
170, Grayson county, total depth
9,309 feet, running tubing for
completion.
Sun Oil Co. No. 1 Fallon. Bick-
enback survey, Grayson county,
northwest of Sherman, is drilling
at 9,212 feet in lime..
Sun Oil- Co. No. 3 Godwin.
M. B. Lamar survey, Grayson
county, is drilling at 4,514 feet
in shale and sand.
Ladies’ Rayon
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terwic, 315 North Rusk street;
Mrs. Jimmy Nichols, Valley View..
Medical & Surgical
Charles (Buddy) Gandillon,
1818 Mill street, was admitted for
, treatment of a shoulder injury.
Sport Shirts
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STRETCH SOX
Fruit of the Loom
RELAX MUENSTER
thing special—not only in tech-
nology (Cinemascope is the most
prominent)—but in being what
Jack L. Warner, among the in-
dustry’s leaders, has called “the
big picture.”
In Hollywood the “big” picture
ig and Mrs. Paul Har-
vey. executive secretary, reported
on w’ork done since the January
board meeting. She announced
the purchase of a four-drawer
108 N. COMMERCE
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Girls' Shorty
Pajamas
Two-Piece Styleo Sizos 4 to 14
98s
Denison visited in the home of
her mother, Mrs. Vernon Turn-
, age, 207 North Clements street,
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dan Flint, Sr., 1207 East
Broadway, has returned from
San Angelo where she visited Mr.
and Mrs. Woody Forrester; and
Abilene, where she visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Daniel.
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Daniel
STOP THAT ITCH!
IN JUST 15 MINUTES,
Tour 40e back at any drug store if
not pleased. Try easy-to-apply ITCH-
ME-Nor for the itch of eczema, ring-
worm, inseet bites, foot itch or any
other surface itch. Today at WATTS
BROS.
Mavkel
FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK
FORT WORTH, Mar. 11 (P) —
Cattle 350; steady; good and
choice slaughter steers 23.50;
beef cows to 13.00; medium and
good slaughter calves 15.00-20.00.
Hogs 150; off 25; choice 185-
245 lb 16.00-25. Sheep untested.
GAINESVILLE PRODUCE
Prices paid by Gainesville wholesalers
to farmers and other producers:
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sary March 22.
Miss Ann Buckingham of Dal-
las spent Friday visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buck-
ingham. 903 South Denton street.
C. B. Stringer, district manager
of Texas Power & Light com-
pany, Sherman, was a business
visitor in Gainesville Thursday.
Announcement has been re-
ceived here of the birth of a son
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Buck-
ingham of Jacksonville, Tex. The
baby arrived March 9 at 12:30
p.m. He weighed six pounds 3%2
ounces, and has been named Rob-
ert Bruce, Jr. He is a great-
grandson of C. M. Buckingham of
Gaineville. The baby’s father is
a son of Tom Buckingham of
Jacksonville, formerly of Gaines-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Baker of
Denton were guests of her aunts,
Mrs. Maty Block and Miss Jo
Gilbert, 928 North Commerce
street, Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Evans of
1, city; C.
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Program Tonight
For Local Concert
. A program of classical selec-
tions from well loved composers
and a grouping of American folk
tunes will highlight the concert
to be presented Friday evening
by the Columbia Concert trio at
the junior high school at 8:15
o’clock. This is the second of the
season’® programs arranged by
the Gainesville Community Con-
cert association and admission is
by membership card only.
The program is as follows:
The first selection is by Men-
delssohn. Scherzo from Trio in D
Minor, Op. 49.
A Prelude in D Minor, No. 24,
Nocturne in D flat and Ballade in
F minor, No. 4, all Chopin, will be
presented by Richard Gregor.
Variations on a Theme of Co-
relli, from Tartini-Kreisler, Beau
Soir, from Debussy-Heifetz, and
Introduction and Rondo Capric-
cioso, from Saint-Saens, will be
rendered by Miss Sylvia Rosen-
berg and Richard Gregor.
Preceding intermission a Trio
in B major. Op. 8 by Brahms will
be heard,
Occupying fifth spot on the
program will be Variations on a
Paganini Theme, Piatigorsky; In-
termezzo from "Goyescas", Gran-
ados, and Introduction and Polo-
naise, Op. 3, Chopin, by Miss Ar-
dyth Alton and Richard Gregor.
Final selections are Ballads of
the Open Road: Sourwood Moun-
tain, All the Pretty Little Horses,
The Old Chisholm Trail, Mister
Frog Went A-Courting, Casey
Jones, Sweet Betsy From Pike
and Turkey in the Straw all from
Cadzow.
2 XW
of Pottsboro,
at 8,572 feet in
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FOUR OIL SANDS FOUND
IN THE COLLUMS WELL
McMillan and Kimbell No. 1
H. H. Collums, in Toby survey,
abstract 48. northeast Cooke
oounty, south of Dexter, topped
another sand showing oil around
6,000 feet,, making four sands
that have been drilled in this well.
Contract’’ is to 7,500 feet and
Oil Creek is expected before that
depth is reached.
This well has opened a deep
field for Cooke county.
Shell Oil Go. No. C-1 Harry
Hudgins, south Pottsboro field,
is drilling at 3,173 feet.
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Smith, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Smith, 515 Blackwood
street; Ava Jean Stanley, daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stanley,
Mrs. H. Stanley, route 3, city;
Mrs. ' ■ A trine- lino
Clements street, is a medical pa-
tient.
V. S. Payne, 217 Hird street,
was admitted Thursday for sur-
Wayne’s role; no bigger than the
others, was the last one filled.
Originally the star had not
planned on appearing in the pic-
ture.
“What actor can resist a good
role, no matter how short it may
be,” Wayne said. “And the part
of Dan Roman, the co-pilot, is
a great one. He’s a guy who has
had ups and downs, but mostly
down. He’s already used up nine
lives when the action begins and
he’s working on his tenth. I had
to take it.”
When the CinemaScope filming
began another of Hollywood’s re-
cent innovations became evident.
Camera crews were sent with
some of the stars to such places
as Waikki Beach and San Fran-
cisco to film authentic back-
grounds for the film. One spe-
cial camera crew was dispatched
500 miles in a special chartered
plane to fly directly into a storm
to capture the turbulence in Cin-
ema-Scope and WarnerColor. It
appears that today producers and-
directors refuse to accept substi-
tutes for anything, including the
weather.
When the various creative and
technological strings were tied to-
gether “The High and the
Mighty’” became another exam-
ple of Hollywood’s "newlook"
products ready for public dis-
play. Locally, “The High and
the Mighty” now showing at the
State Theatre and motion picture
fans will be afforded the oppor-
tunity to judge for themselves
the end result of one of Holly-
wood’s latest efforts. For it is the
public, in the final analysis, who
will determine the worth, of any
film. At any rate, this one is cer-
tainly off to a “flying” start.
Myra; Mrs. W. A. Price, route 1,
Saint . Io.
Mrs. Roy Lawrence, 1202 North
Howet i street, is a surgical pa-
tient.
Patients dismissed yesterday
were Mrs. Darnell Graves, 1104
South Taylor street; Mrs. Cordie
Pendleton, 302 East Pecan street;
meeting has been ordered by the
association.
Dr. Fisch announced that Mrs.
au Doug Fenley, 708 North Mor-
ris street, has offered the use of
? her air machine to the Tubercu-
losis association and to any doc-
torin the county.
Mrs. Harvey was elected to the
board and asked to be a delegate
to the state convention. She will
1 also attend a meeting of secre-
taries of associations March 29
at the Adolphus hotel.
Dr. Fisch announced the an-
nual meeting will be held April
21, at 7:30 p.m., in the Communi-
ty room and officers will be
elected from the floor.
Board members present were
Leo Kuehn, Leroy Robertson,
Pete Briscoe, Bill Lewie, Lynn,
Mrs.SGeorge West, Mrs. Harvey
and’Dr. Fisch.
'. A. Wiese, 1109 Throck-
morton street; Mrs. Charles In-
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a handsome, long-wearing ACE HIGH shirt and pants
is the one with that something
extra special about it; cast, story,
direction, writing, camerawork ...
any one of these, or all of them.
In the year that has passed there
were many examples of the “spe-
cial” motion picture, “From Here
To Eternity,” “The Robe,” "Hon-
do" Hollywood foretell of more
to tome. “A Star Is Born," “Hel-
en of Troy,” and others.
An apt illustration of the “new-
look” in Hollywood film produc-
tion is the Wayne-Fellows Cine-
maScope and WarnerColor epic.
’The High and the Mighty.” The
production of this film began
with the selection and acquisition
of the story material for the film-
play. '
Earnest K. Gann’s novel of
drama and adventure on a 2,400
mile journey, was at publication
a Book-Of-The-Month Club selec-
tion and immediately became a
best-seller, an honor the book has
not yet relinquished after more
than a year.
The co-producers, John Wayne
and Robert Fellows, obtained the
services of the novel’s author,
Ernest K. Gann, to do the screen
play. William A. Wellman, a di-
rector with both experience in
the motion picture industry and
aviation, was then signed to di-
rect.
As readers of the national best-
seller know, ‘The High and the
Mighty” revolves about the lives
of 22 people, 17 passengers and 5
crewmen of • a DC-4 traveling
from Honolulu to San Francisco.
The cast of the • film was dis-
tinguished by the fact that each
role was filled by a “name” play-
er of fairly equal prominence
John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Lar
aine Day, Robert Stack, Jan Ster-
ling. Phil Harris, Robert Newton
and David Brian filled the cast.
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KIRKPATRICK’S
Wine street, is receiving medical
care.
Mrs. A. J. Brownof Sanger has
been dismissed following surgery.
Mrs. Dan McCrory and infant
daughter, 2 01 South Howeth
street, were dismissed yesterday.
Mrs. I. S. Billings and infant
daughter have returned to their
home at Leon, Okla.
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and daughter, Scherie Diane, of
vey, southwest
county, is drilling
shale and sand.
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30 Deathless Days
IN GAINESVILLE
Keep the green fight burning —
don’t cause the re J light to burn
for you.
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Shady Point, Okla., are expected
Sunday for a visit with their par-
ents and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Daniel, 1303 Wither-
street, and Mr. and Mrs.
Fox, east of town. Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Stanley and daughter,
Nancy , of Wichita Falls, spent
Mond] iy and Tuesday of this week
with His sister, Mrs. Richard Dan-
iel and Mr. Daniel.
V. S. Payne underwent surgery
Thursday at Medical & Surgical
hospital and was repqrted im-
proved Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Farquhar,
old Woodbine road, are spending
the weekend in Austin with her
mother, Mrs. Trilby Hoei man
Harley Johnston, production
manager for The National Sup-
ply company’s Toledo plant, ar-
rived In Gainesville Thursday to
spend a few days at the local
plant.
Hospital News
Gaineville-Sanitarium
Patients admitted for medical
treatment were Andy Nichols,
city; Hrs. Ben Walker, 910 North
Clements street; W. H. Pitman,
ity crude oil during 11-hour test.
Pay was perforated at 6,894-6,920
and 7,00823 feet.
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