The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 35, Ed. 1 Monday, August 2, 1937 Page: 3 of 4
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[MONDAY, AUG. 2nd, 1937
THE DENISON PRESS
PAGE THRE&
COURTS
FIFTY-NINTH DIST. COURT
F. E. WILCOX, JUDGE
New Suits Filed
Freddie Wicks vs. Millard
-Wicks, divorce.
Ffoi' . i. ■ jj —
FIFTEENTH DIST. COURT
R. M. CARTEli, JUDGE
New Suits Filed
I Hugh M. Williams et ux vs.
J. S. Johnson, receivership and
injunction.
Cases Disposed
Z. Gossett, banking commision-
er of Texas, vs. J. T. S'teagall,
debt. Dismissed on motion of.
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Someone's Birthday
Is This Month
A genuine or simulated ruby will
make someone, you know a beauti-
ful and appreciated gift. You'll
find both kinds here at reasonable
prices.
Rockwell's
The Leading Jewelers
Adolph Johnson J. G. Puclcett
1
plaintiff.
GRAYSON COUNTY COURT
JAKE J. LOY, JUDGE
Probate Docket
Haywood Burrow, Application
to probate will of Mrs. Catherine
Burrow, deceased.
4*
Beer Docket
District attorney protested ap-
plication of J. G. Williams to re-
tail beer north of Sherman.
J. C. Clymer et ux to 0. B
Boykin 42 18-40 acres in three
tracts of Martin D. Hart and
Morton Watson survey; $1,200,
July 24, 1937.
J. M. Neathery et ux to J.
Hansel Neathery, 50 acres in J.
B." Williams survey; $10 and oth-
er considerations, July 28, 1937.
C. L. Deffebach et ux to Mrs.
A. J. Hejiderson, lot 28 and eaJt
half of lot 27, Stevens' addition,
Denison; $1,750, July 26, 1937. '
'THAT LITTLE CAWE"i tef>' «c rioonc«,s.T^By B. Link
Marriage Licenses
Richard Charles Cole and Sibyl
Gertrude Brinkley, Sherman.
Automobile Registrations
F. B. Doggett, Van Alstyne,
Chevrolet truck.
R. G. and Mabel S. Hall, Sher-
man, Chevrolet coach.
Felix MeCullough, Whitesboro,
Foard coach.
Joe Schntker, Pottsboro, Ponti-
ne sedan.
Guy Rucfter, Denison, Plym-
outh sedan.
' L. LTTCtcKenzie, Denison, Ford
coach. i
O. T. Owens, Denison, Chevro-
let sedan.
N. iSayre, Denison, Chevrolet
sedan.
M. J. (Buck) Williams, DenU
son, Chevrolet sedan.
W. A. Shipley, Denison. Pontiaj
coupe.
R. M. Cantrell, Denison, Chev-
rolet sedan.
E. Barnes, Denison, Ford sedan.
Mrs. S- J- Bergen, Denison,
Chevrolet sedan. \
Jennings Furniture company,
Denison, Chevrolet pickup.
W. S, Hill, Denison, Ford pick-
up.
HOW WELL DO YOU
KNOW THE
^ORTHjr AST^ESTgOU TH
?
jBy Put Perry
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1.—What was it the ginners of
North Texas were asked to dis-
continue at a recent meeting in
Dallas?
2.—What was the sentence as-
sessed against William H. Malone
in Chicago last week for evading
the income tax law?
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And The Worst Is Yet To Come
3.—With what slogan doea
A1 Smith hope to rally the Tam-
(manyj organization wthipped by
the election of Mayor LaGuardia?
I 4.—U. IS. Representatve Cox
has declared what Federal office
has done more to split labor than
anything else?
! 5.—What high office has Miss
Mary Marie Jennings been ap-
pointed by students at a camp
where she is staying?
6.—Name the only source of
commercial sugar for centuries?
7.—What was the first record-
ed footgear?
8.—The primary objective of
the Wagner Labor Relations Act
is what? ■
9.—How many of the 48 states
hare natonal forests?
10.—What are the standards of
design the United States bureau
of public roads is working on?
1 Answers to the questions above
ere to be found on the classified
page. «*
^SNAPSHOT GUIL
DO'S AND DON'TS
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LEATHER \/ESi
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this Pot
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cups ol
GARFIELD TEA
to jW you Utt tMf. &
KEEP CLEAN INSIDE!
You'll lik« th# way It inopt you bach,
•vtrnight. to th« fttllng of "rarln" to go" fit-
and insid« dtonlintsi! Eliminate the left-over
wastes that hold you back, cause headaches, In-
digestion, etc. Garfield Tea is no* a rriracle
worker, but if CONSTIPATION bothers you, it will
certainly "do wonders!" 10* and 25* of drugstores
— or, WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES o* Gorfield Tea
and Garfield Headache Powders to: GARFIEQ?
flA CO., Dept. C. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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MEN LOVE *
PEPPY GIRLS
You can become peppy
this easy way
If you are happy and peppy and full of fun,
men will take you places. If you are lively,
they wilt Invite you to dances and parties.
Birr, If you are cross and lifeless and always
tired out. men won't be Interested In you.
Men don't Ilka "quiet" girls. Men to to
parties to enjoy themselves Tboy want ftlrls
along who are full of pep.
LYDIA E. I'fMwHAM S VEGETABLE COM-
POUND uttlps give you pep and energy. For
over sixty years girls and women have been
taking tltU famous old medicine to pep them
up ... to help give them strength, energy,
aparkle. Notice the girls and womei about
you who are full of pep. Ask them what makes
them peppy. If they arc honest, many of
them will give the credit to LYDIA E, FINK-
HAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND. You
SNOODLES
should give LYDIA E. FINKHAM'S VEG-
ETABLE COMPOUND a try. GUIs with pap
•re snoro attractive to men.
By Cy Hungerford
WtifcSU AUc Vov) I
6oir;G> vwth My "3SS.T
"?ARAsot :
Snooj>ie [
Says his L
Tathcrs
HAS A-BlGr-
IN IT
. tr ist*r,
I "pAtNlH& '
I KNOW !
-BUT he'S
Skeereo
that holey
umbrel-l
WIC-U prop him |
Too
.fast
Give your camera half a chance and you'll get good snapshots. i
IT'S really quits surprising the [ It Isn't necessary and might scratch
,* number of amateurs who go mer-
•rily along snapping pictures without
.giving any thought as to why their
snapshots appear somewhat smud-
(gy or cloudy. ^
[ II your snapshots can be classed
with the above the chances are the
trouble can be attributed to your
own neglect and not to faulty con-
struction of the camera.
A dirty lens, for example, will
cause smudgy prints. A lens is the
;ye of your camera. Cau you see
jlearly if your glasses are smudged
by linger prints?
) Cleaning a lens is a very simple
;operation. All you need is a soft, un-
jstarched linen handkerchief and
perhaps a match or pencil, if the
liens Is quite small. The rear surface
lot the lens can easily be reached by
[removing the back of the camera.
If the camera has a double ions (one
(behind and one in front of the shut-
ter diaphragm), the front combina-
tion may be removed by tin ning to
the left, which will allow you to
|work through the shutter opening
when set for "time," with the hand-
kerchief over the end of the mutch
or lead pencil. If the lens is quite
,dlrty breathe on it and then rub
quickly with the handkerchief. Be
[sure, when replacing the front lens,
■to screw it back into the shutter as
far as it will go.
The suggestion to work through
the shutter opening also applies to
gleaning the front surface of single
lenses fitted to box cameras and cer-
tain folding models. Work carefully
and don't exert too much pressure.
the surface. j
Taking it for granted that yov,
have a clean lens and that you",
camera is in good mechanical couj
dition let's discuss some "do's" and
"don'ts."
With the familiar box type cam-!
era It is so easy unknowingly toj
have your finger extend slightly
—or more so—over the lens. The re<
suit is obvious. You will have an un-'
attractive "black smudge over parrf
of your picture. So keep your fingers
away from the front of the lens. '
Another error is a double expo-*
sure causcd by failing to turn the^
film roll to the next number afteij
snapping a picture. If you fail tcj
turn it you may find, when your
prints are returned, that quite mi^
raculously grandma is sitting in hen
favortto chair out In the middle oil
a lake.
When using a focusing type cam-1
era be sure to set the lens at the!
correct distance mark, for If yo '
don't the chances are that your pie-!
ture will be out of focus and blurred ;
Here's another one. Unless yoi'j
have an extremely fast lens aml(
shutter don't try to take broadsidu
snaps of fast-moving subjects. Mov !
ing objects can, however, be caught!
even with an ordinary camera, i.
taken from an angle of about 45 de^
grees and not too close up.
Amateur snapshooting is reall)
anything but difficult and it is qultf
safe to say that the majority of pic-
ture failures are the result of care-
lessness or lack of thought on the)
part of the snapshooter.
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1937
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 35, Ed. 1 Monday, August 2, 1937, newspaper, August 2, 1937; Denison, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth327662/m1/3/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.