Sweetwater Daily Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 1, 1930 Page: 3 of 6
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PAGE THREE
Recognized Authorities of Four
Creeds Give Reasons for Belief
MBS. JOHN PERRY, Society Editor—Phone 508
Triple Four and Mariposa Clubs
Entertained Wednesday Afternoon
/
Mrs. Beverly Neblett was hostess
to the members o fthe Triple-Four
bridge club In the private dining-
room of the Green Flag Inn Wed-
nesday afternoon at 3 o’clock.
Pastel shades predominated in
the score-padB, tallies, and prizes.
Three tables were in play with sub-
stitute hands played by Mesdames
John Cox, Jr., Luther Watson, and
William Morton.
Mrs. Lang Aycock was presented
with a beautiful green etched flow-
er vase for high score and Mrs.
. Vivian Neblett received an attrac-
tive Yase in Italian pottery for sec-
ond high. A delightful two-course
luncheon was served following the
gomes.
Mrs. C. E. Paxton will bo the
next hostess at her home, 508 Pine
street.
The Mariposa bridge club met
with Mrs. C. R. Kendrick, 702 East
Twelfth stret, at 3:30 Wednesday
afternoon with four tables in play.
The rooms were attractively de-
corated with Spring flowers and a
delicate shade of pink predominat-
ed in the bridge accessories.
Mrs. II. H. Barnes, Mrs. A. E.
Lowe, Mrtv Don Clayton of San
Antonio, Mrs.' Hall of Fort Worth
a.dLMtss Carolyn Fox of Lampasas
played substitute bands.
An attractive salad plate with in-
dividual strawberry short-cake and
iced tea was served. The next
meeting will be with M-s. Carl
Ragland, 207 West Texas Ave.
* * *
Sweetwater Women At
Federation Meet
The State1 Federation of Music-
Clubs is in session in Abilene this
pageant, “Prairie Pic-
be given on the Mc-
Murry campus at 5:30 this after-
noon with students of McMurry
College and Simmons University
assisting. The text is by Mrs. Jos-
eph Perkins, Eastland, Slid it will
be directed by Mre. Gypsie Ted Sul-
livan Wylie, dean of Fine Arts at
McMurry.
At 8 o'clock this evening there
will be a Texas Composer's pro-
gram with William J. Marsh of
Fort Worth presiding.
Reported Safe In El Paso
Today Afler Night In
Open Desert
Frank Goldsborough, 13-year-old
avialor, attempting a transcontin-
ental junior flight record, arrived
safely in El Paso at 7 o’clock Thurs-
day morning after spf' Mng the
night in tile open desertv miles
east of El Paso.
Goldsborough was due to la. m
Sweetwater Wednesday afterno •
but adverse winds at lower altr
tildes forced him to get about 5,000
feet and be passed over this city,
stopped to refuel at the Midland
airport at 6:15 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon.
He attempted to reach El Paso
but at 8:30 o’clock when it became
dark, he decided to settle down in
tlie desert when lie saw an oil field
truck coming along the Paso-Tex
pipe line.
The youthful flier damaged a
wing of \|is plane in taking off
Thursday morning from the desert,
but continued his l()0-tnile hop to
El Paso without mishap. A new
wing was ordered for (ioldshor-
ougli’s plane from Phoenix and lie
expects to continue his journey tu
Los Angeles Friday.
Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Steph-
enson and Mrs. Moore
Offer Program
One of the most instructive mu-
sical programs given at senior
high school during the 1329-30
term, was hoard by both junior and
senior high school student bodies
and the faculties from the two
schools Thursday morning at 10:30
o'clock, when three members of
the
vote for Hoover for president in
1928, and in the same connection
dishes out some palaver about ma-
jorities, etc.
Neither the county committee,
even through regularly constitut-
ed, nor any other person or com-
mittee has any right under the law
to make any such requirements-
and such action is calculated to
make entirely unnecessary friction
in the county, if it does not result
in the placing of an independent
ticket in the field.
“Nolan County went for Hoover
by about 400 majority, and the
State of Texas by about 25.000
majority, though rock-ribbed in
its fealty to Democratic tickets
away.
^ Few Republicans Here
“Normally there are only about
75 Republicans in Nolan
}| Motion Requests That State
Supreme Court Hear
Election Wrangle
Mrs. McCormick
Spent $252,572.30
During Election
WASHINGTON, May l.'U.R)—'The
senatorial
, _______ _____________ . _________ County
Sweetwater Mueic Federation ^ vote, and hence it is evident
, , , , i that more Democrats voted for
were presented in an unique prog , Hoover than voted for Smith_an(1
raJ?;„, ,, . i yet this so-called County Demo-
Witb Mrs. John Hubbard as pin-1 cratic Executive Committee of Ju-
nist, Mrs. M. K. Stephenson and dge Hord’s selection would under-
Mrs. H. W. Moore presented a brief j take to dictate to the majority of
summary of music that offered a the Democrats in Nolan County
ma”s if’ , „ , , ) for they are Democrats nothwith-
, Stephenson recited various i standing the fact that they refused
ncidents and events that brought, t0 stultify their consciences bv
out the fondest and best rember-
ed songs while Mrs. Moore sang
each mentioned by Mrs. Stephen-
son.
AUSTIN, May, 1-(UP)-A
motion requesting that the state first prominent woman
supreme court withdraw the Hidal-
go county election suit from the
commission of appeals and itself
hear the case was submitted to the j did not know how nun li. she spent
court today- Recently the supreme |in her recent sivceessful campaign
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 1.01.R)
—Recognized authorities of four
creeds today had made public their
reasons for adherance to the Catho-
lic, Protestant, Jewish and Agnos-
tic faiths.
Fundamentals of the four doc-
trines were expounded before
5,000 persons here last nfglit by
Clarence Harrow, celebrated crim-
Sessien Is Being Held This
Afternoon in Courthouse
To Make Appointments
Trustee appointment# in three
rural school districts will be made
in a called meeting
this afternoon
of the county school board to he
court adopted a decision of the | tor the Illinois Republican
commission of appeals in favor of t0I,lal lu’II,iuatioii
district Judge J. E- Leslie. The dis-1 ............
trict court and the, court of Civil
appeals both had ruled in favor of:
Gordon Griffin of McAllen, candid-1
j.te of the Hidalgo county good
government league for district ju-
dge.
candidate, Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mc-
Cormick, told Hie senate primary
investigating committee today she hia! lawyer of ( hicago. Agnosti- J held in the office of Will H. Scott,
cism. Bishop Edwin Holt Hugos, j county superintendent.
Chicago, Prolestanism; Quinn O'. Three trustees are to be appoint-
Brian, Chicago attorney, Catlioli- ed in the Summers and Plum Creek
81 ua j cism, aud Rabbi Morris M. Feuer-! districts
j to stultify their consciences
| voting for A1 Smith.
Youth Placed
On Parole in
Theft Charge
Johnny Ratliff, 16, was placed on {
parole during good behavior in
juvenile court Thursday morning
following arraignment before Judge
Charles Lewis. He was charged
with the theft of a bicycle.
Ratliff has already served one
term in the state reformatory,
was said, and recently spent 30
The three women have presented
the program at other entertain-
ments hut a more appreciative
group probably never heard the
program than the students that
were assembled in the high school
auditorium Thursday morning, it.
was said by members of the school
faculty.
Police John Reed after they had
allegedly been caught prowling in
a garage on Third street. Charges
are to he filed against them.
week. A
tur**?’ ‘will
|j|| Sweetwater women attending the
programs today are Miss Elizabeth
L Jujpf»Loug, Mesdames A. A. Kberle, M.
jArfWhltwor lb, C. E. Perkins and
f ) im^Hi Perry.
• stiff * • •
f former Sweetwater
Girl Is Married
Friends in the city have received
the announcement of the marrlagj
of Miss Iona McLain of Austin (<J,
T. W. Webb of Austin in Dallas toe
Martin Fares
Murder Charge
o
Gils Martin, Sweetwater, will face
trial on a charge of murder in
district court at Alison tomorrow
in connection with the alleged
stabbing of one of his employes at
Abilene two years ago.
Martin drew a five-year peniten-
tiary sentence in his first trial at
Abilene hut appealed the case. He
was granted a change of venue for
the second trial.
Chief of Police John Reed, a wit-
ness. will leave Friday morning to
attend the case.
MTKtlEfel
(Continued from page 1)
day.
Miss McLain is the daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. McLain of Dal
las and former residents of Sweet,
water until about twelve years ago,
Since removing from here Miss Mi
Lain lias been with the state insur-
juildlng, Austin. She has returned
to Sweetwater for visits with
friends several times during the
past low years.
't Mr. Webb is a civil engineer in
Austin, where they will make their
home.
Lamar Rajitist Class
tTo Serve Lunch
The T. E. I,. Class of Lamar
Street Baptist Church Is to servo
lunch at the courthouse on Friday,
May 2.
An Invitation lias been issued to
tlie public.
J.—>»--- * * ,
Visit Ended Here
Mrs. Mattie Gillan, of DeQueen,
Ark., and Mrs. Mollie Norman, of
Grandbury, Texas, have departed
for their homos after visiting here
with their brother-in-law, Judge I.
'W. Brashear. Tlie two women had
not seen each other for 40 years
prior to their meting in Sweetwa-
ter.
• * *
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Self Culture Club with Mrs. Wil-
lard Gibson at the home of Mrs.
Jfnuce Gibson, 811 Locust street,
at \ o’clock.
Delphian Chapter will meet with
Mrs. C. II. Clark, 302 East New
Mexico, at 2:30 o’clock.
La-Kee-Kon club will meet with
Mrs. Joe Bowen at 3 o’clock.
Sorosls club will meet with Mrs.
B. H. McLain, 703 Josephine street,
at 3 o’clock.
Eridgotte chib at 8 o’clock with
'■■Miss Kimble Roy, 301 East Sixtli
itreet.
Safeway Planes Carry More
Persons Out of Here
Than Into City
Outgofng passengers on the
Safeway pluncR from the Sweetwa-
ter Municipal Airport ..uring the
month of Apri' numbered in-
coming passen, .rs by 27, accord-
ing to Bill Lamer, n presentative
of tlie Safeway airlines in Sweet-
water.
Ninety-nine passengers boarded
northbound planes last month anil
only 72 passengers arrived on
these planes.
The Safeway planes made 29
trips Into and out of Sweetwater
last montli as only one flight of the
regular schedule was cancelled
out.
The niir“’'" of passengers on
Safewa1. ..js, both Into and out
of Sweetwater are increasing, Mr. Bronte and
Lamer said.
for securing the branch office.
The new committee is to assist
farm association members in their
work and pxplain to them the new
set up of the association which has
been recommended by the Federal
Farm Board, appointed by Presi-
dent Hoover.
Each committee member is to
act. as a special chairman in their
respective communities and work
for the guarantee of 15,000 bales of
cotton for the Sweetwater office.
When this is done, an ofice prob-
ably will bo located in Sweetwater.
Mr. Carothers plans to send a
letter to each one of the cominitee
members explaining (he details of
their work nnd asking full co-op-
aration in all -tivitles sponsored
f)ir * *- -» M t—v. t
Support K Jfled
Each member > .ne temporary
committee atte; ..mg the meeting
Wednesday afternoon expressed a
favorable opinion of the new or-
ganization and pledged their sup-
port to the project.
It, Vob announced at tlie meeting
that the Abilene Chamber of Com-
merce bail already sent,- in an ap-
plication for a branch office, which
guaranteed 15,000 hales of cotton
to be handled there next season.
Members of the temporary com-
mittee present Wednesday includ-
ed Mr. Carothers, L. 3'. Young-
blood, banker, Bronte; J. A. Butler,
farmer, Trent; .1. L. Bowen, far-
mer and’banker, Colorado; Clyde
Daniels, association field man.
Jones and Taylor counties; .1. T.
Goforth, association field man,
Stonewall, Nolan anil Fisher coun-
ties; W. W. Porter, association
field man, Mitchell and Scurry
counties; J. L. Carroll, Snyder anil
O. P. Thrano, president Scurry
county chamber of commerce and
banker, Snyder.
New Members Named
The new committee members ap-
pointed include, Coke county, O. c.
Ivey, Bronte; Mr. Woodward,
Robert Lee; L. T. Youngblood,
Ira Bird, Bronte.
“They voted the remainder of j (ia”ys in7he"county' jail'
the ticket as will be shown by the Three other hoys, all between US
returns. I and 17 years of age, were arrested
Under the law it is up to the early in the morning by chief of
members of the Democratic Exe-
cutive Committee as regularly se-
lected in 1928 to get together and
select a County Chairman as con-
templated and required by law, for
Nolan County. j
“This action of this so-called
committee coming so close on the j
heels of the recent pop visit of the j
Hon. Barry Miller to Sweetwater'
on his way to El Paso leads one to
wonder whether by any chance
there could have been any con-
nection between Miller’s visit and
tlie manner in which this Nolan
County committee business has
been handled.
Mrs. McCormick submitted her
books, which she said the commit-
tee could study in an effort to ar-
rive at a conclusion as to liow
much was spent. ’
The books, she said, showed a
total expense of $252,572.30 but
she argued that all of ibis probably
should not be attributed to a cam-
paign expense.
“Mother Jones*’
Has Birthday
J
HYATT8VIu7e,~Mi1., May 1. (U.R)
Mother Jones is celebrating her
100th anniversary today iri an out-
of-the-way Maryland farmhouse tar
from tlie strife and turmoil of tlie
many days she has spent during
tier picturesque career as a labor
leader.
In reaching the century mark,
licht, Indianapolis, Judaism,
j The views of each, in brief:
i Bishop Hughes—Protestant faith
I gives a reasonable theory of life
land a satisfactory program. It also
j gives absolute freedom of thought,
anil heart. It has produced an am-
azing prosperity, and has constant-
which neglected to hold
elections April 5, and one appoint-
ment will he made at Champion to
replace J. li. Miller, who has re-
signed.
Other matters to be discussed in-
clude a consideration of petitions
presented and Passed at the last
ly promoted popular education. On I Be!’t'*on’ allt* outlining a definite
the average it produces tlie best l,n,giani for classification of tlie
characters. j schools, it was said.
O’Brien—Catholic faith alone can i Petitions presented at the last
trace itself from Jesus to Peter and j meetiuK were for the consolidation
down through Popes to present j of various districts, including:
day. Christ did not choose to find ' Bummers, Barnett, Maryneal and
a religion of prosperity, but one of; Mesquite; Valley Creek and Di-
simple living. The Catholic church ! vide; anil Divide and Summers,
lias built more universities and j All were passed for a later hear-
schools aod these have continued 1 ing.
intact down through the ages.1 The program to be outlined for
Catholicism lias been a defender classification of schools will he
"jlhhi^riicht-Judaism is a
nwxrrntor ,ruslee8 ,rom
iS refl6Cted ln th* of interment 's. M.Tm.™ wiSX
Hie little Irish woman, who once | hayff'ljeen'exUngulshei/8'6 'VOul‘l
defied John D. Rockefeller with
tlie same spirit . he showed against
gang bosses, is attaining one of
her life’s greatest ambitions. She
asserts it was this desire to live to
100 that helped her overcome a
near-fatal illness last winter.
Had it not been for the supernatur- : w:
ritli of .tews ths I be usked to attend.
’Classification,” Mr. Scott stated
This Marathon
Fad Continues^°_MS
6 STUDENTS AT
W DAY FETES
Two In Abilene uiul Four
In Snyder for Annua!
May Day Affair
SwpetWciter high school has li*lf
a dozen students representing m
Sweetwater schools at May i xyj
today and tnnigfi,. u'‘
In Abilene Miss Rubyj 1 ollard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. pi. P, Pol-
lard, and Jimmy Leach, don of Dr.
and Mrs. S. N. Leach, areAttending
May Day festivities at McMurry
College, an annual affair ik which
many West Texas schools ligve rep-
resentatives. Tills program will Ire
climaxed tonight with a spectacu-
lar pageant at McMurry College au-
ditorium.
Clyde Scott, Miss Minnie Lee
Mitchell, selected the most popular
students or the school, and Miss
Marguerite Browning and Glynn
Wyatt are in Snyder l’or a program
sponsored by the Snyder Parent-
Teacher Association. This pro-
gram is to he climaxed tonight
with a feature program at the Sny-
der high school auditorium.
Miss Pollard and Mr. Leach went
to Abilene Thursday morning on
the Safeway passenger plane.
LOS ANGELES, May 1. (U.R) -
Ten exhausted young men and
women today staggered over a
Hawthorne pavilion in a “super-
marathon" dancing, walking and
skating endurance contest which
started March 4.
For more than 1300 hours they
have been struggling to win a
$1,000 prize offered try V. V. Bal-
four and Richard Parks, promoters
of the affair.
Miss Collette
Loses Singles
<3
Sunniirgdulc, England, May 1.
(UP)—Miss Molly Gourlay of Gr e-
at Britian, defeated Miss Gtonn r
OYrTlettc of tile United States in ’
4), . i - . .. • . .- ,
ternational women’s team content I
here today Miss Gourlay caption I
of the British team, won by one |
up over the American captian. |
Taking Place
Of Wind Sock Graduation at
centuries *
ago. Jews believe in the unity or! 18 mfire,Y deciding how many
humanity. grades each school shall be allowed
Harrow—None can believe any-j10 tea(‘b. Probably not much
tiling without doubting a great i chan*e will be made from last
many things. Someone must ties- YeaI"s ratings."
cribe God and heaven before we Members of the county hoard are
can truly know whether to believe. John J. Ford, chairman; Lewis
After discussing all sides of roll Horn, A. J. Rogers, W. H. Bennett
gion, who can say which is right. J and W. C. Barton,
i refuse to guess, and if the pen-
alty is hell, then I’m going to hell.
BURBANK. Calif., May 1. (U.R)—
A smudge pot has supplanted the
old “sausage” indicator which for
years helped aviators determine
the direction of ground winds at
United Airport here.
Instead of the long, tubular-shap-
e l cloth windbag so familiar on
most flying fields, a smudge pot lias
been installed in the center of tlie
Champion Friday
Pair Held in
Dallas Death
! DALLAS, May 1—(UP)-Main-
—--- taming the bullet that killed Dor-
,.™ 2 SSZJLS ,"R i &&C!?: TsSkT'S *-
toe, will be held Friday afternoon ; held in jaii here today pending'Gl-
and night for members of the grad-! ing of formal charges.
uating class. Presentation of the
class play closes tire program.
Champion is the second rural
local airport. It pours a column of I school to finish its term, Bitter
white smoke through the iron grat- Creek having closed last Friday,
lug under which it is buried. Both had seven-month terms.
The smoko is said to be visible at
an elevation of 2,006 _'eet, and can
be generated for 30 cents a day.
WEDDING BELLS
BASTROP, Tex., May 1. (U.R>-
Schaffer said he had been riding
with the girl also Ben Music, 25,
and he and Music were outside of
the parked car examining the re-
volver when it discharged accident-
ally. Music is also held.
Heads Sons of He nan
GALVESTON, May 1. iU.R)—Fritz! ,
Schilo of San Antonio again willjT1^’0 children
head the grand lodge of the Sons
of Hermann in Texas for the next
Children Die in Fire
BLUEFIELD, W. Va., May 1. (U.R)
were burned to
| death anil two others were serious-
, - - - ... ^hJwedwhen fire tlfifftjqjred. ty*
tfere' toclay for’Victor Castillo, j president as the twenty-third meet-j *^e,c®r
aged 100. and Juanita Cordova,] of the grand lodge was con-! In w ii—’
.....P]"d*''here ye8;tr?af- , 1 J- F. Morgan is in Mineral Wells
Austin was selected as the meet ! wheer he is taking a rest and treat
ing place for 1933. merits. 1
65. Castillo’s former wife died
several years ago. She had
passed 100.
fi5
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Kiiti ■
lackland To
Hear Debate
On Prohibition
f
ML Wet’’ and “dry” arguments
prohibition question are
“t »*' j Friday night at
1306 East ft n debate arranged
] Swoetwuter men,
‘ land the Itov. T. F.
00 baby Reds onj
baby W, Legjkr will uphold the
conas. of tlie question
aby olio eiglLtuoulh am-
/he tmv
titer will back tho
Ration was extended
ers early in tho week
lebalo und both have
d their acceptance.
\
POSTAL GAINS
are mm
HERE
Reflorling the general prosper-
ity of this section, in spite of tlie
fact that April generally is not con-
sidered a good montli for postal
receipts and that conditions during
April wore none too good through-
out West Texas, postal receipts of
the Sweetwater postoffice climbed
$452.05 over those of April of last
year.
Tills was announced Thursday
by M. B. Howard, postmaster.
April receipts amounted to
$5,155.45, lie announced, while tlie
total lust April was $4,663.40,
' ♦------ ■■ ■
Lions Seeking
Revenge After
Baseball Loss
Revenge for the 19 to 18 victory
scored over them in a baseball
game Inst week by tho Rotnrlans
is sought by members of I lie Linns
dub team, who have issued a chal-
lenge for another game.
"Tho Rotary team is just, a
bunch of lucky stiffs," C. I. Reid,
Lion manager, said emphatically in
issuing the challenge. "Wo know
nnd they know that they couldn’t
possibly heat us again. And wo
would like a chance to prove
that."
In (tie first game the Lions ral-
lied for five runs after two men
were out in tho last inning to come
within n single tally of lying tho
score. "And Hint didn’t leave a
good tasto In our mouth," Reid de-
clared.
Nolan county, R. M. Simmons,
Sweetwater; Mr. Nelson, Itoscoe;
J. J. Cave, Hylton and Austin Jor-
dan, Blackwell.
Mitchell county, U. D. Wulfjen,
Colorado; J. R. Oglesby, West-
brook; J. ],. Bowen, Colorado and
It. E. Dennett, Loraine.
Scurry county, J. L. Carroll,
Snyder; E. J. Anderson, Snyder;
M. W. Barasett, Camp Springs and
Walter Moore, Hermleigh.
Fisher county, Guy Patterson,
Rotan; E. B. Beck, Sylvester, it. P.
House, Roby and Clins. McRitteu
of Mcl'aiilley.
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committee shall select his suc-
cessor to fill the vacaney-and give
no one else any right or authority
to act in that matter.
“It appears that Judge Hord.
upon getting this appointment
from the state chairman, proceed-
ed to ignore the selections ns made
in 1928 by the various precincts in
Nolan County in the regular way
of i.ts precinct chairman, and to
make appointments of his own sel-
ection-for which there was no au-
thority in law, for the various pre-
cincts of the county.
Appointment Ratified
It appears that this personally
selected committee, selected anil
appointed as stated has had a meet-
ing recently at which it proceeded
to ratify the appointment of Judge
Hord as county chairman as made
by Mr- Wilcox.
"And it further appears that
this so-called county committee
thus introduced into office propos-
ed at the same meeting, to pass
another resolution by which it
would undertake to require that
before any county candidate could
get his name on tho ticket, that he
I shall swear that lie or she did not
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Sweetwater Daily Reporter (Sweetwater, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 77, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 1, 1930, newspaper, May 1, 1930; Sweetwater, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561293/m1/3/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sweetwater/Nolan County City-County Library.