The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 88, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 9, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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SOCIETY NOTES
Others just back up
Mexico's Princes# At Rose Celebration
BRIEFS
Francy Lahrengel, cash-
ier at the Nook, has returne I
irom a short visit with her par
tnts, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jack Lahren
gal at Weatherford, Okla.
Fred Bulloch is in Dallas to
day where he went to appear 0:1
a program at 1 o'clock over WF
A'A. Freil featured his wood-
en iriend, '-Chester Oak in a ven-
triloquist act.
Mrs J. F. Linden, who was
reunoved to (fisr home lat 217
North Burnett avenue following
treatment given her at a local
hospital when run down by a
lieyelp rider is reported some-
what better. It will be several | Gulf of Mexico, which
' Seth Woodruff, former head of
the U. S. Engineers Red River le-
port section, but now itutior.ed in
the Panama canal zone, <\ hot spot
of international tension, is back in
the city for a brief visit. He de-
clares he hears less about the war
there than in the JUnited States .
. . Speaking of desperate straits,
Allied diplomats fear a new crisis
in the Dardanelles . . • B company
service club is the name chosen
for a service club recently organ-
ized by the Denison unit of the
Texas Defense Guard . . . He's at
it again. Yep, W. L. Steakley
just can't "pick up a fishing rod
without the fever getting him, so
wth a party of Durant friends, Bill
will leave Saturday for a fishing
trip to the Eighth Pass, in the
he de-
days before she will be able to ! scribes as a "fisherman's para-
rest her head because of injuric j dise," justifying the difficulties in
received when she was crash}d to j reaching the spot. The "paradise
♦he pavement. is an island in « highly inacces-
J sible area and the last 40 miles
Plans for the new year and in- must be made by boal . . . iSally
stallation of officers will Teature! Rand has announced her engage-
a meeting of the Altruist class of J ment. Sally's long suit never was
the First Christian church of Fri-! concealment, it we remember cor-1
day affternoori at 2.SO nl the reetly-
church. Mrs. H. M. Scott, pres- —. .. ■•■!■■■ —
Ident, will preside and asks atten- J . j.
dance of all members. l,agfjl©s lo llclv©
Jackets In Final
Workout Before
Tilt NXith McKinney
PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS
DENISON
No.
Name
Wt.
P o .
Wt
7.2
Hicks
.148
K
156
03
HarsihbargT
1C0
t.
140
77
Heironimus ....
190
T
175
H5
Holt
108
T
156
fc7
157
G
145
73
157
<i
140
92
157
C
'1(55
84
Rowland
1*52
.'1
152
67
Gair.es
156
B
140
83
Marshall *
145
B
152
81
Batsell
148
B
182
■ 1 ^.1 Busy Afternoon
Judge Gibson To > Ny vjolets
Deliver Keynote
Of Govt. Init.
TYLER, Tex., Oct. 9—The
'941 annual Texas Rose Festi-
val of Tyler today took on inter-
national aspects with the an-
nouncement that Miss Armend-
ariz del Castillo will represent
Mexico this week as princess at
NACOGDOCHES, Tex., Oct.
9—Judge Merritt Gibson of
Gregg County, president of the
County Jutges tnd Commission-
trs Association of Texas, will '
deliver t.!ie keynote address j .
the opening session of the Fourth
Annua! Institute ol' Govern':.en*
sponsored by the East Texa-
Chamber of Commerce and the
State Teachers College here. Oct.
16-17, it was announced today
scheduled j
The opening session is
for 10 a. m-
Two other features, the first a
talk by George A. Hight, Thief
Accountant for the Board of
County and District Road Indebt-
edness, Austin, on "How the New
Road Bond Assumption Hill I>if-
fers frc i the Old One." and the
second "Handling Relief by
the Counties Now," a syposium
with County Judges D- Y. Mc-
Daniel, Waco; Sam .Stone, George-
town; S- T. Buie, Gilmer; find
Dr. Dan Russell of Texas A. and
M College, will complete the
Thursday morning session.
The afternoon session includes
a "County Government Quiz.'
with a "board of expert " includ-
ing Nolan Phillips, Waco; C. A.
Elwood, El Campo; P>. 1>. Battle,
gtate Auditor; and G 0. Summer-,
Kaufman, and an address by Mur-
phy Cole, Liberty County aud tor,
on "Two Years' Experience with loo)<1. Wp
our New System of Bookkeeping ometlnng this
the rcse celebration here.
COLLEGE STATION, Oct. 9 ! The Mexican princess' parents,
—Before Coach Homer Norton fe'enor and Senora Mariano Ar-
rnd his squad of 30 Texas Ag- J mendariz del Castillo, will ac-
gie footballers pulled out of here j company her to Tyler. Her fa-
Tuesday headed for New Yor'; | ther is a distinguished diplo-
and their gaime with the New mat of Mexico, serving as chief
York University Violets in the 1 of protocol at the Ministry of
Yankee Stadium Saturday, he Foreign Relations with the rank
halted Ion* enough to predict of minister in the Mexican For-
that scout dope says the Ag- eipn Service.
giesi will have a busy afternoon. - The distinguished visitors will
Coach Martv Karow journey he met in Delia* by W. C-
ed to Easton, "Pa., to see the Windsor, Texas Rose Festival
Violets defeat Lafayette, 0-0. j president, and Mrs Windsor who
That scors is not . impressive
will escort them here for the
festival.
'Miss Arr.iendariz del Castillo
will ride in a special float .ieing
constructed' for her by tha
Tyler Lions clu'b. She will ap
year Oct. 9 and 10 in the coro-
nation ceremonies ot the 1941
ro St' queen. Miss Elizabeth
'jalhoun, in native Mexican cos
tume. The Mexican princess
and her parents will be j'ven
special recognition at th;
queen's hall.
The Mexican princess was
Peru, where her futher was in
l.orn March 14, 1942, in Lima
diplomatic servije. Her educa
tion has heen of the most cos-
mopolitan kind and she speak-t
fjve languages, Spanish, Fnirlish.
French, Portuguese and German
'v.'i onf coll.-iJereu^ in Verms
goslavia for participation in Coni-
tion and even typewriters,
the box car numbers the Aggie* ] Thirty- 4 *0 .Executed.
have been recording, but 6-0 is I The Budapest radio reported
ir.ipressrve when it is recalled thirty-two persons executed in Yu-
that Lafayette was one of the
undefeated teams in the nation
last year and had another fine j
recoro the year before. Karow,
-ay? the Violets have a good at- 1
tack and a strong line which
munist activities. One correspond-
ent reported that the German com-
mander executed as many as sixty
at a time.
At Javenika, which the guertil-
, « nil i !nj., las held for several days, German
may cause t e . tigi s iflame throwers went into action
of trouble if both click this Sat- ^ ^ ^ c]earcd
i.rday. 1 In a battle of several hours
So far Coach Norton has been , ^ twenty.four rebftls
iwere reported killed.
tvble to ne. much of a line on
his 1941 machine In both con-
tests so fur thev have steam
rolled or passed their way to
overs1 zed scores but as Norton
pointed out, "These scores don t
mean a thing until we go up
1,gains the kind of competition
we are scheduled to meet far-
i>long in the season. II.
may find oui:
week and I noyj
iher
1 Many of those arrested is com-
munists, said a Belgrade newspa-
per dispatch, were the sons of
iwell-known Serb political leaders.
The Germans were reported
dropping leaflets and maps to de-
<ny rebel propaganda that the Rus-
sians had advanced to the Dan-
ube and would cross soon in Ser-
bia.
and Accounting in Assessing and
Collecting Taxes-*' A. F. Sut-
ton of Palestine, will lead a
roundtable discussion on "What
Shall We Do With the Officer.-'
Salary Law?" with Jud?e Jake
J. Loy, Sherman, and Fred C.
Hardy. Tyler, participating.
we do for our conference season K
open? with T. C T. the week DEATH ROLL
p'ter this one ar.d 1 know sow
loujrh frame.® are comiw? up.'
NAZI-
(Continued from page one)
MRS. jDfjXIE WILLIAMS
I Mrs. Dixie Williams, 50, 130 W.
tonstructed on a site south of
he Corps Area Service com-
mand in the nort lwest section oi'
the huge canton-men hospital.
The rew station hospital will be
tuctical" unit.
> R. A. Ramey, president of the
Kamey Bros., Inc., arrived at
Camp Wolters early Tuesday
and immediately went into a
conference with the constructing
anarterfriaser and other officers
conneced with the CQM office,
started Monday, according to
Mr. Ramey. C. E. Mathis of
Amarilio will be in charge of the
Camp Wolters office. This is
Actual construction work will he
•he first national defense project
for the Amarilio concern.
Gags, Gobs, Gals
Go Hand-In-Hand
In "Navy Blues"
"Navy (Blues," a story o!
reckless ijobs and gorgeous gals
frolicking on at,a off a buttle-
th'ip in Hawaii, and starring
Bros. cinema clowns
Brushing up an hot& offensive
and defensive plays, the Denison
high ,'chool Yellow Jackets this
afternoon were scheduled to
have their final workout before
their first out-of-town game of
the season FWday evening with
the McKinney high Lions at
Newsinve f'eld in McKinney.
The Irickoff js slated to be at
45.
Coach ^at Pattison of th •
tuckets has spent the entlr"
week with his charn-es in stiff
•vorkouts, concentrating on of-
MAN WANTED IN KAS.
ARRESTUD HERE WED.
A 43-year-old white man, want-
•ed on a felony charge by Sheriff
•C. A. Scott of Leota, Kas., was
arrested loitering about the K. O.
•& G. freight station Wednesday
afternoon by Patrolmen C H. Her
nlerson, Louis Carlat and Clarence
•Faecke.
RED—
(Continued from page one)
rrhuns.,
OCT. 9th,
DESERT
WATER BARREL
weird in SHAPE.
monstrous, OFTEN
100 YEARS OLD, THE
barrel cactus near
tucson. ARIZONA.
ARE THE desert's
water fountains.
ocean in miniature
in the tremendous tanks
of the marine studios, at
marineland, florida, you
get a cj-am's-eye view of
life as it's lived "20,000
leagues under the sea.
-uu
McKINNEY
Nam* No.
Heathington 66
Royal ...... 47
Haynes 69
Yarbrough 58
Cook ._. 46
Price 40
Clifton 55
43
65
60
81
but not for-
running plays
Woods, full
Hamilton
Carter
Orenduff
Woods ...
tensike attacks,
retting the fast
of the Lior.s,
back as the spesrhead. The
Ibovs have been reviewing McKin-
t ey play's tsno' are determined
to stop their opponents at the
Fcrlmmage line as often a*
possible, in an effort to !-eep
their win column in the clear.
Lineup Similar
Pattison stated today
that i,e probably would start t.,.
bailie lineup he nud in his
three previous games, but two
cr three ui' the «pot.-> u 'e as
jet indefinite. He pointed out
that he intended to leave Deni-
son about 5 o'clock Friday a*-
i terno -n, arriving just in time
to suit his boy« and place them
on the field shortly before K'nme
t.me. A high school bus will
le used to transport the pl'iyers
to the tussle.
R. N. Sandlin, high school
princvpal, >lated definitely that
there would not he a specia' in-
terurban, 'ifter talking ove'* the
situation with N. C. Dorchester,
;nterurban agent here. He in-
dicated the demand would not
lie sufficient to guarantee the
forty persons needed before
'.he special would leyve.
Ticke- Saler Slow
Ducats for the game went on
tale Wednesday at downtown
n.oth and mastodons, in thj com-
paratively young ice-age forma-
tions Below this material, he
si. d, lie formations that date back
to the Lower-Crectaceous period
of fiom 80,000,000 to 100,000,-
000 years ago.
All the sedimentary rocks de- ... ,
posited above these formations' aru* stores- wlth
were eroded and carried away be-
fore the ice-age. The Lower-Cre-
Sears treet, died in a Sherman
hospital at 6:30 a. m. today follow-; Warner
ing an illness of six months. Fun- Ann Shernkn, Jack Oakie, Mar-
Stalin'' and closing with "yours eral service arrangements are tha Raye arid Jack Haley, open
very sincerely, Franklin D. Roo-e- pending- | :ng today and continuing through
velt " hi™. Williams was born at La Saturday at the R'alto theatf
. Both versions 0f the letter had Flore, Okla., the daughter of Mr. - - -
Jackets are attempting to sting t^e President expressing great and Mrs. A. M. Lightfoot, May 3,
the fur off the McKinney Lions confidence that the Red armies 1891. Schooling was also rec:MV-
Friday night, Paris Wildcats will ultimately would prevail over Hit- ed in that stnte. She was married
lor and assuring Stalin of this at Kemp, Okla., .Tune 24, 1911.
country's determination to be ot Surviving are her husband, her
ather slow up to today noon.
Unsettled weather is reported to
tocous or Comamnche series con-j *<• responsible for this condition,
siats of clays, shales, limestones v -th many fans intending tu
and sand-stones, laid down in al- wait until just before game
ternate layers, in a sub-trocial, t.me to purchase their tickets
sea of many centuries ago. | Adult tickets sell for 40c, tax
Immediately below the observa-j included and student paste-
tion platform at the dam site Mr. boards are priced at 30c, tax in-
Harbin discovered the fossil re- eluded. Mr. Sandlin stated
mains of the creatures that in- the price of the tickets will bj
habited the centuries-old sea bur- ,je same at g-ate as it is
ied in the rocks. During exeava-j j ere There will be no re
tion operations, the relocations di-j scrve{j seats
vision discovered the fossil re- ^ hj(fh school ban,ii directed
floating post office
in the detroit river,
UNCLE sam maintains a
CRUISER AS a floating
post office-swapping
million letters a year
with passing ships.
All
JsjjS
EACH GALLON OF CARO-
LINE GOES THREE TIMES
AS FAR IN A GREYHOUND
BUS (PER PASSENGER
CARRIED) AS IT DOES IN
A PRIVATE CAR.
land and James
Murry's players
no serious injuries
that will keep any
string out of the
tow night.
this season
of his firs';
game tomor-
Troop 207 To
Honor Parents
Batsoll. Mc- ' a resume of the year's work thus
have suffered far as done by the troop and a
member of the training committee
will give a short talk on the fun-
damentals and principles of scout-
ing.
Mothers in charge of the dinner
are Mrs. P. G. Hawley, Mrs. Guy
Garner and Mrs. J. E. Daniel.
Troop committeemen are G- B-
Garner, E. H. Denton, Rev. James
E. Spiyey and C- D. Brown
Boy Scout troop 207 will 0I1- —
serve Parents' night tonight, I""! IV1 ARK FTS
ginning at 6:30 in the troop cabin,
with a potluck supper, investure!
ceremony and program of enter- 1 ryers, under 3 lbs. 16?
tainment. The troop is sponsored Fryer, ova 3 lbs 14c
by the First Presbyterian church. liens, 4 ibs. up 16c
Charles Spence and William liens, under 4 lbs. 14c
Doyle Jackson will be advanced Old roosters 8c
to the tenderfoot class during tlio Turkeys, young hens 12c
investure ceremony conducted by Turkeys, young toms 19c
Scoutmaster Robert E. Cox. Paul, Turkeys, old hens lie
Borum, troop committee chairman, Turkeys, old 'oms 8c
is arranging the program which in- Turkeys, No. 2 7 to 9c
eludes showing of the technicolor Infertile eggs (white) 25c
sound film, "Scouts Trails to Cit- Mixed eggs (candled) . 25^
izenship" to be shown by Dr. Guineas, parli 25c
'George Mecham. Mr. Cox will give Butter, best ersdes 30c
G<
bv
Sc
mains of great number of beauti-
ful shell fish, countless sea-urch-
ins, fish and sharks, and the scat-
tered bones and teeth of gigantic
RIALTO
TODAY
Friday- Saturday
bJ
ol
cl
ill
if
til
i|
I
I
|J
t y Charles Grimes, will leave
Denison in buses about six o'-
clock, arriving in McKinney in
short parade
Lioni Being Primed
Word from McKinney indi
EVERYDAY-
'Continued from page one)
be clawing at the Sherman l!e:ir-
cats at Sherman, the Denton
Broncs will see if th<■ (iaintsville
very possible assistance. There mother, two sons, Dixie, Jr., Hous-
be removed werg 0ther differences in the use ton and Tominie of this city.
of words and paragraph construc- Daughters are Mrs. Bill Cooniod,
tion, but the main conflict lay in Denison and Misses Jacquelyn
Lee and Johnnie Ann Williams,
both of this city.
Leopards' spot?
at Gainesville and the Bonham
Warriors will be trying to shoot
arrows througli scores of the tight
line of the Highland Park Scot-
ties at Dallas . . The great m 1-
jority of us will get no place run-
ning things into the ground Let';
ieave that to the farmers.
introduction of Mr. Harriman to
Charlie Crimes will take hi- Mr, Stalin is invited," the White
high school bandsmen and dru 1 House said in reh using the text,
and bugle corps lassies down *0 "When such a comparison is made
the State Fair SatuVay. The mu- the propaganda becomes very
clear."
tin- salutation and ending phrases.
"Careful comparison of the lan-
guage of the German announce-
ment, made Wednesday by DNB
in Merlin, and that actually con-
1 tained in the President's letter of
Amarilio Firm
Gets Contract
For Camp Blrtas.
vicians will be in full uniform,
fully equipped with instruments
and Grimes has be< n working them
unusually hard in preparation ->f
making a good showing as they
march down the midway . . Our
idea of anyone marrying f y
money is they're not worth it . .
Tickets for the football garni- at slavia.
BULGARIAN-
(Continued from page onel
CAMP WOLTERS MINERAL
WELLS, Tex., Oct. 9—The Wtxr
Department awarded the Ramey
Bros., Inc., of Amarilio the con-
five buildings for the 156h sta-
tion hosptial Tuesday at Camp
tract for the construction of
via river in the eastern Dart of Wolters, according to Captain
Nazi-occupied Serbia, In old Yugo- Thomas G. Gamhnio, Construe-
After several hours of linK Quartermaster. j
McKinney are obtainable at your flighting the insurgents were said The Amarilio 'firm entered a \
favorite drugstore . • . The Deni- to have been routed. The Belgrade bid ot $3'',639 which was the
fson Yannigans, somewhat recov- newspaper Novo Vreme said thir- lowest of the eleven construc-
ted from their loss at the hand- ty-one men were killed, eighty tion companies which partici-
'of Whitesboro eleven to tve tunc-! wounded and seventeen taken pri- pnted. The order to proceed
'of 34-0 score, will take 011 a Du-j soner was issued Tuesday and the
rant high B team in Muns 11 sta- Another report described battles completion date set for Decern
liium tonight. The Durant squad at Sikola, between important for- her 5, 1041.
also suffered a set-back last week mations of communists and insur- The list of 1 . tilrfings for the
•when a Caddo team came out on gents and the Serbian regular Ilf>6th stition hospitnl include
top with a 6-0 victory. I.et'7 all tro army. Twenty-seven communists one 172-man mesa hall; one
and jrive the Yannigans 11 big were said to have been killed and lompiny administration and
hand, they deserve it If yeu don't four taken prisoner. , storel ouse huildine; one admin-
*believe it, ask one of '-m . . I'eo- The insurgents were reported to i-tration and utilities and tw >
^)le who think before they *peak have had automobiles, trucks, f,3-man barracks.
'can usually back up what they motorcycle*, bicycles, a radio ata-^ Buildings for this unit will be
In this Potpourri of comedy,
sailors Jack Oakie and lack
Ilaley try to filch their .ship-
mate's paychecks and pawn
n'lieir battles' hip's trophies, with
I most disatrous results; Anr.
Sheridan both hug calls and ho^
collars her man Herbert Ander-
son; and Martha R.iye chasing
her ex-husband, Jack Haley, gets
thrown into jail accused of be-
ing an international =pv
Thp plot revolves around
Gobs Oakie and Haley who g)
u great length.* to iee that,
♦heir battleshig, the Montana,
wins tiie fleet gunnery cham-
> onship, and they go to even i
gl eater lengths to see that they
win the bets which they have
made at IB to 1 with the tars
of the U. S\ 8. Wisconsin.
Music and dancing by tho
Navy Blues Sextette, dressed in
lutla skirts and leis feature the
rvoduction's softer moments. "In
Waikiki," "Your a Natural,"
and other song hits of the show
were written by Johnny Mercer
i.nd' Arthur Schwartz.
The picture.was directed by
Lloyd Bacjn and produced bv
Hal (B. Wallis from a story
written by Arthur T. Horman.
swimming reptiles- At the time.jj^^0^6^ ^ fWd for the
according to Mr. Harbin, the near-|
est land-mass lay to the north-, ^ame-
west, the present day Arbuckle
"ThTnrm and enduring founda-! fated that Coach Swede McMur
tion of the Denison dam, Mr. Har-j ry's Lions are primed for
bin disclosed, had its origin back, melee, hoping to keep their win
in those days beyond recall, when record clean. They have
only an all-knowing Diety could < oncentratirg on pass defense
forsee that today ambitious men lhavinjJ S|po1 ted Denison at
where undertaken to construct previous games and have a heal-
one of the oustanding monuments -hy respect for the passing o
Of engineering progress and inge- Ed Marshall, as well as tha
'nuity. • miming attack of Harold Row-
k&i tlud you
Govt Le
aA well cU
STOLEN CAR RErOVERED
BY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
A 1940 model "Ford coach, be-
longing to William H. Hearn,
•724 '4 W. Gandy, reported stolen
■in the 20*0 block West Main street
•Wednesday morning, was recover-
ed three and a half hours liter,
•abandoned, by Deputy Sheriffs
■Virgil Evans and Paul Smith.
1 v t Hen a Gasutinal
insuRCD Dinmono
Show her that your thoughtfulness goes
beyond the immediate gift ol the ring
Give her the assurance that if anything
happens to Her Diamond, it is fully pro-
tected against loss. There is no extra
cost . . . Ask us for details.
EXCLUSIVE AT
ROCKWELL'S
LEADING JEWELERS
Adolph Johnson ' J.'G. Puckett
Plus
SELECTED
SHORTS
STAR
A Walking dynamo...
whose touch meant
LAST
DAY
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