Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 182, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 29, 1932 Page: 4 of 4
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MT. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES SATTRDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1932.
Greater Food Values
Again We Lead in Quality Merchandise
You will find no more complete stock of
fine groceries in this city.
Phone us for Quick Economical Service
and Greater Food Values.
W.T. BLACK
" STAPLE ^ FANCY GROCERIES " 4"
QUOLITY SEOl/ICE. # HONEST CBICES 5}
II6 W. SECOND ST. NT. PLEA5QNT, TENDS PHONE 336 3.3*7
Confesses
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TWO ROBBERS LOOT
MAUD, OKLA., BANK
AL JOLSON COMMENTS
ON “BLESSED EVENT”
Maud, Okla., Oct. 28.—The Maud A1 Jolson, generally acknowledged
State Bank was robbed of an unde- to be one of the world’s greatest liv-
termined amount of money Friday by ing entertainers, is probably better
two men who herded officials and sev- able to judge entertainment values
eral customers into the vault an des-1 than the average citizen because of
eaped southwest in a black sedan. {his long and successful associations
No shots were fired, the robbers with stage and screen, this “Jazz
working cooly. The smaller of the Singer” having been the greatest
two kept up a constant chatter as th3 j money-maker since the talkies came
tills were looted of what official es- j in. A1 saw “Blessed Event,” the
timated to be several hundred dollars, j Warner picture coming to the Titus
The larger man attempted to have (Theatre tonight It p. m and Sunday
his victims believe he was Charles j and Monday, with Lee Tracy, Mary
“Pretty Boy” Floyd, fugitie desper- ! Brian and Dick Powell, on the West
ado, but his remarks were not taken Coast just after it was completed,
seriously. He immediately wrote to Darryl Za-
_ nuck, chief executive in charge of
j production, to tell him what he
(thought of the picture. Heres Jol-
_ son’s letter:
The Fidelis class of the Baptist j ^ear .
Church was hostess to the members I J 1 do” 1 k"°w ‘enJTd a"y:
, thing more than I did Blessed Event,
of the Berean class r rdiay night with ^ „ ,
a very delightful Bollowe'eu party at|J° B ?ssed Ev™‘ ,and
the home of Mrs. Oscar Hays. The I Fr°nt P”f ar<' ,he <n,tstandln|!
guests were greeted at the door by the 1 >“?»>” ot "<t»«paperdom
... j - it ii . > Make more pictures like ‘Blessed
hostesses, attired m Halloween cos- ( 1
tumes, and ushered into the reception ’
room, where ghosts, goblins, cats, and J ’ „
spook gave an appropriate atmos-
phere. Fortunes were told through | —
the pumpkin method, personality
sketches were told several guests and
future events were forecast. Ghost
stories and Hallowe’en games fol-
John M. Pickett, who is pictured
above, has confessed that he mur-
dered Edgar Arlcdge, Texas uni-
versity, and wounded his compan-
ion, Margaret Jean Trull, while
they were parked in a lonely lane
near Austn. Pickett is also charged
with a similar crime in San An-
tonio. He is an ex-convict.
WANT TO LOOK BEAUTIFUL?
Every Woman Does
I °t Vaughan’s Beauty Parlor give you
a lovely Oil Treatment, make your hair
shine like satin; a permanent to soften your
features, and a facial to clear up your skin,
and a good manicure, and you will not re-
cognize yourself. Experienced operators.
Vaughan Beauty Parlor
Phone 48 Mrs. Vaughan Prop.
ADVERTISING SAVES TIME
Suppose for a moment that adver-
tising didn’t exist—that there were
YOUNG WIFE JIFFIES
MATE TO BOB HAIR,
HE KILLS HIMSELF
ib.su.K uiun t exisi—mai bn ere were Thfi Cheerful Workers’ class of tho
Chicaco 111 Oct *8 -Dolan Casey "°. trade'marked K°ods-that every- Methodist Sunday School gave a Hal-
23/told hi; wife cbemuct not bob he/ j kTL eY o r t!^° judged . |ow<een slcuth party Friday night in
hair, Mrs. Casey, 17, and mother of '
HALLOWE’EN PARTY
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
1 honor of the Smilers class of the
two'child,ad her it.ir cut anyway. t0 Sunday School,
twu umuieii lidu tut j, ,y the mormng>s shopping under suco j - . „„„„ • ,fD
The young mother testified at a j conditions You’d walk down the' . About slxty youn£ people, in \a-
camThome'Tom Ita* and i‘treel' in windows for articles ”““S ,1^ where du«
showed her husband her hair, be told \ £ ”«he” o"S ™ *?*!-** *
her he was going to end hia life. !SOap, the groceries, etc. where addtt.onal mstruct.ons were
Casey, she testified, then locked j M *, Mk questlon>, exami„, aS to where *» »“k
Fidelis Class Entertains With
Hallowe’en Party
himself in a bedroom and shot him- j (-0We]S( smeu the soap, wonder if here
self to death. J waR y0ur nioney’s worth or if yo\
(could find something farther on. And
LINCOLN OWNED A PATEN 1 (though you followed this procedure
- | mile after weary mile, you would
One of the prize documents at the
United States Patent Office is the
original application of Abraham Lin-
coln all in his own handwriting, for
never be sure.
Computed simply in terms of gaso-
line and tires and shoe leather, ad-
vertising saves you startling sums
a patent for some sort of contrivance 1every year. And if you add the val-
to inflate bags to provide air pres-' ue of your time the amount is vastly
Nine different stops were made in
various portions of the county, and
all finally stopped at the lawn of Mr.
and Mrs. Rhea Cromwell’s home,
where various games and fortune
telling were enjoyed. Later, masks
were removed and all enjoyed a de-
licious chicken stew.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday School St 9:15 a. m.
The pastor will be out of town in
lowed, after which refreshments were [the morning, but will preach at night
served to fifty guests and members, at 7:30.
—Reporter.
Keep up with the times by sub
cribing for The Daily Times.
Young People’s Societies meet at
! 6:30.
| Visitors are cordially welcome at
all services.—Geo. C. Moore, Pastor.
Dr. W. A. Taylor
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Modern X-Ray Equipment
Office over Swlnt Broe. Drag Store
Hallowe'en Carnival
McCLINTON RADIO
I eell R. C. A. and Vic-
tor Radios Repair aad
Service all Make* Teat j
Tube* Free. Used Re- (
dioe at a Bargain.
Don’t forget the Hallowe'en Car-
nival Monday night, sponsored by the
Baptist ladies. Opening at six
o’clock in the Naylor building, they
will have home-made chili, pop corn
balls, doughnuts and peanuts for sale.
Goblins and witches will be on pa-
rade, so join the fun and be there.
Admission 5 and 10 cents.
METHODIST CHURCH
All services as usual tomrrow. . .
Morning worship 10:50. Subject of
morning sermon, “Building th»
Church.” Evening worship 7.
Wrn, Dean White
The honor and title of being “The
outstanding woman in America for
1932” was awarded Amelia Earh4rt
Putnam, in civic ceremonies at Phil-
adelphia. Her solo flight across the
Atlantic, the first woman, was the
teat which won for her.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
WITHOUT CALOMEL
Aad You'D Jump Out of Bed ■
the Morning Ratin' to Go
It fm M ■our aad euak aad tba world
Mi Mak, don’t ■wallow a lot at aalta,
■damn water, oil, laxative caadjr or chewing
gea aad expect than to maka you auddaaly
awoat aad buoyant aad full at aunahiaa.
Par they can't do 1L They i nly nova tfca
bowala aad a mere morel ent t oean't gat at
Iba aauaa. The reaeon lor ynur d iwn-and-out
feeling in your llrer. It ahould p>ur out two
pound* ol liquid bile into your bcwela daily.
II tkla bile la not flowing freely, vour food
doann’t dittot. It juit decay* in tbs bowrta.
Oaa bloat* up your atomach. You bare a
which, bad taate and your breath la foul,
akin often break* out in blemiehea. Yot r bead
arhaa and you feel down and out. Youi whole
ayatem ia poiaoned.
It takee thoae good, old CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS get then* two
pound* of bile flowing frreiy and make you
(eel "up and up." Thry contain wonderlul,
sarreleaa, gentle vegetable extr?cta, amaai tg
when it cornea to making the bile flow freet;'.
But don’t aak for liver pills. Ask for Cert“J t
Uttle IJver Pill*. Ixx)k for the name Carter’!
-little Liver Pill* on the red label. Reeent f
•baWtuta. 26c at all stolen. ©19JUC.H.O
sure to raise boats out of the water, j
Many people think that Lincoln ex'
celled only as a rail-splitter in his
early life, while as a matter of fact
he was the handiest man in the
“shipping business” the whole lengtn
of “the river.’ That was years be-
fore he took up law and politics. C.
A. O’Brien, Washington’s famous
patent attorney, says that a good
patent has always proved to be the
best piece of property in the world—
and that it still is. Evidently every
person has a “story in their head"
that they want to write, and an in
vention that they want to patent.
Better forget the story and get the
patent—it’s worth the most.
Old Lady—Son, can you direct me
to the People’s Savings Bank ?
Boy—Yessum, for a quarter.
Old Lady—Isn’t that a mighty high
pay, my boy?
Boy—No, ma’am, not for a bank
director.
increased.
When you buy a product that is ad
vertised you know in advance what
you will get, how much it costs and
where you can obtain it. That is
why, in millions of modern homes,
the newspaper advertising columns
are a guide to purchases.
Read the advertisements, decide
what you need, then buy with assu-
rance.—The Hicksville (Ohio) News-
Tribune.
DON’T LET IT WORRY YOU
Fastest, funniest, raciest expose
ever filmed.—Titus tonight 11 p. m
If your efforts are criticised, you
must have done something worth
while.
If some one calls you a fool, go in-
to silence and mediate.
If the world laughs at you, laugh
right back. Tt’s as funny as you are.
If you have tried to do something
and failed, you are vastly better off
than if you had tried to do nothing
and succeeded.—Ex.
I LEM PURSTlM SEZ
TIMES ARE GETTING
BETTER -HE BROKE
even on uis Potatoe
CROP THIS YEAR....
3J THAT LITTLE GAME”
lator-aal’l Cartooa C#., N.Y.—By B. Link
birds kitty ou* one cent fi-om each pat. 7Tie kitty
• goes to ttxo bird who has ha/d the highest ~
—__ ____ _______ ^ w _
CAN TM*
HEAVY LftJElR
GO HOMg.
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 182, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 29, 1932, newspaper, October 29, 1932; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth783819/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.