The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 15, 1934 Page: 1 of 4

                                
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The Detroit News-Herald
OLD SERIES VOL. 43
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DETROIT. TEXAS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1934
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J Set white dinner plates..................60c 5
5 Set white cups & saucers, large size..... .75c ;
J Set new green plates, 9-in. diameter......75c *
*    Set new green cups & saucers............75c *
i Large 9'jnn. decorated bowls ..,.—. 25c ;
| in. decorated bowls ..... —. ....... 20c i
*    7 in. decorate^l bowls.................... 15c t
| 12 in. platters .. ...........-*---------------15c l
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I THE VARIETY STORE \
* FRONT ROW    DETROIT. TEXAS *
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T0M1TI BIKE OPPISE
NEW SERIESVO>
The Glory-0 Permanent Wave Shop
is permanently located at the resi-
dence oi D. C Russell
Permanents .... $1. & up
Shampoo    .......15c
Wave Set........ 10c
Hot ( ;l Treatment.... 25c
Experienced Operator
Mrs. H. C. Nelson
All Work Guaranteed
Frank Norris and J. R Toney
attended the meeting of the To-
matoes Growers of Red River
district at Avery Tuesday night j
when government control of acre-’
age and market was discussed;
and that meeting unamimously!
objected to government interfer-j
enoe. ........ ........ ,..... I
The Red River district includes f
territory from Gainesville to Tex- j
arkana and unless the tomato!
growers protest wtll possibly be]
placed in the Jacksonville dis- i
trict. 'There are petitions at j
Toney's Cafe and Norris-Critten-1
den Co. store for growers fo s:gn;
asking the government to hands I
ofr, but if they do, to make this a I
separate district. Messrs. Toney
or Norris will either-be glad to
give you iniformtion in regard
to this-
| There will be a meeting at
Clarksville.—Asserting that the j Jacksoviille next week and this
trend is largely toward a change1 section will be represented by
in curriculum in public schools in! committees.
Tfxaar ?l\|Nrma Dean Fcwlcr, The next meeting of the Red
deputy s e superintendent of River district will be held at
public instruction, addressed a1 Avery Tuesday night, Nov. 27,
large groupe of Red River county i when the organization will be
teachers Saturday morning, fol-; completed.
RED RIVER TEACHERS MEET
1 lowing a week of inspecting the I
county school.
It is essential for the growers
of this section to do something or
Mrs. J.P Goodman, Clarksville,! they will not be permitted to
spoke to the teachers on he grow enough tomatoes to market.
j Junior Red Cross, and County!
i Superintendent, Sam Giddens an-!
.j nounced directors of the county;
n. n    ...    .    , I interscholastic league, a commit-'
Pine & Cotton Wood Blocks ,    ,    ,    . f ■    ...    . . i
tee to plan a teachers library to |
WANTED
GIN RECEIPTS LIGHT
J. I. McWilliams, Detroit’s en-
be named next week. *    terprising ginner, tells us that he
1Q .    „    .    Directors are: R. M. White, has ginned only 704 bales of cot-
-12 111. lx HIT in diametei Glurksville, director genera^: Ma- ton this season and that only a
$10.00 r er thousand riar. Lawson, Annona, debate; few bales remain unginned.
_    • Miss Zona Stiles, Annona, decla- Ellis Cox reports that the Bag-
Cotton Wood 29 in. long motion; C. M. Fisher, Boxelder, well gin had received only 335
12 in. & up in diameter 'extemporaneous speaking; Miss bales _
Pine cut, 39 in. long
$11.00 per thousand
C E. DICK
Detroit, Texas.
! Beulah Mitchell, !•ulbright, spell-    , r mrnniifliiT nirn
ing; Erma Jean Biggers, Bogata, |J’|||l|.E MERCHANT DIES
essay writing; Rhea Williams,,
j Avery, arithmetic; Miss Ruth
| Marable, Clarksville, music mem-i
Charley Walker, about 45 or 50
Miss Zona Stiles is director 7^ oW-*h° had be™
Buckner Orphans House Box
•lory.
| of declamation, replacing Mr§.
J Juanita Stiles Bawling. “
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Presbyteran Church Servces
Now is the time for our annual
offering to the Buckner Orphanj
Home and each Baptist is urged ■
to make a contribution to this) There will be the customary
great 'cause Potatoes, canned 11 a.m. and 7 p. m. hours of wor-
fruit and vegetables will be ac- ship next Sunday and a very cor-
ceptable. Send or bring your of-; dial welcome is extended to all to
fering to Inzer-Terry Drug Store \ enjoy them. The pastor will speak
at an early date.    ! at each service.
The HUB Makes Lowest Prices
On All Winter Merchandise
PREPARE FOR WINTER
Buy Now In This Sale and Save
LOOK! SAVE! BUY NOW!
mercantile businessjat Clarksville
for a number of years, died at a
Paris sanitarium Wednesday af-
ternoon after a long illness. Fu
neral services will be held at
Clarksville Friday.
Mr. Walker is survived by his
widow and one son, Grant
Waiker.
LADIES’ GOATS
FUR COLLARS & CUFFS
VALUES TO $15 ON SALE
$7.95
ren’s Coats, values to $3.95    $1.98
BRIG JACKETS KZK $2.98
$2.98
SILK CREPES & WOOLS
VALUES 10 $5 00
DRESS PRINTS 1
Fast Colors, yd. J
10c
BLOOMERS    *■
Children’s & Girls £ UC
BOSS BALL THREAD
4 balls for 5c
Lily 400 yd. Spool Cotton
2 big spools, 15c
MjjyjiLSS; $7.95-$12.95
$3-98-$4.98
SHOE SALE*
98c,    $1.49,
THE HUB
1200 PAIRS FALL SHOES AND
SLIPPERS ON SALE
WHD Club
The Home Demunstratson Club
met Nov. 8, with Mrs. C.C.Ven-
able. Sixteen members answered
the roll call. New members were
Mrs. R. C. White and Mrs. Leon
Wilson. Mrs. W. M. Venable was
a visitor .
During the business session the
following officers were elected:
Mrs. Ralph Pearce, President.
Mrs. S. C. Stiles, V-Presient.
Mrs. Henry Sharp, Secretary.
Mrs. G.O. Stafford, Treasurer.
Mrs. R. C. Venable, Reporter.
Mrs. Donald Kerr will be hos-
tess to the club Nov.22, Achieve-
medt Day, as she is the pantry
demonstrator. Miss Bay will be
present.
Bridge Club
Mrs. Thomas Keys was hostess
to the Saturday Afternoon Bridge
Club. The home 1 was decorated
with beautiful cut flowers.
Mrs. Boyce Campbell won the
high score prize, a hyacinth bowl,
and Mrs, J. B. Brock won second
prize, an ash tray.
Mrs. R. H. Crawford and Mias
Henrietta Bailey assisted the hos-
tess in serving refreshments to
Misses Sue Coffman, Whitener
Smith, Mary belle Council! Martha
WORLD WAR VET DIES
Connie Watts, World War Vet-
eran, who formerly lived at De-
troit, died at the U. S. Veterans’
Hospital at Legion, Texas, Friday
last at 12:15 p.m. He had been
sick more than a year and was
transferred from Muskogee, Ok,T
to Legion a month ago.
The body was brought to
Clarksville Sunday and after the
funeral services at the Baptist
church, a military burial
conducted by the American Leg-
ion at Fairview Cemetery.
Mr. Watts is survived by his
widow, a daughter of J.H.Canter,
and a seven-year-old son.
C?i^!4L
‘‘Your Friendly Theatre”
CLARKSVILLE TEXAS
NOW SHOWING
Thor*, and Fri„ Nov. 15-16
Muical Sensation of the Century ?
FRED ASTAIRE & GINGER
ROGERS in
"THE GAY DIVORCEE* *
SATURDAY, NOV. 17
Starts 10 A M
A New Western Star
REB RUSSELL in
"THE MAN FROM HELi^
MID-NITE SATURDAY NOV. 17
ONE TIME 11:15 P. M.
CHARLES DICKENS immortal
Story
"GREAT EXPECTATIONS"
with HENRY HULL as MAGwiTCH
PHILLIPS HOLMES as PIP
also Jane Wyatt, Florence Reed,
/ Alan Hale & Others
SUNDAY (One Day Only) NOV- 18
JAMES DUNN & ALICE FAYE
with the comedy team of
MITCHELL & DURANT in
"365 NIGHTS IN HOLLYWOOD"
MONDAY-TUESDAY, NOV 19-20
The Happiest Screen Show
In Months
DICK POWELL IN
“HAPPINESS AHEAD"
with his new sweetheart
JOSEPHINE HUTCHINSON
WED (One Day Only ) NOV. 21
GENEVIEVE TOBIN & FRINK
MORGAN in
"BY YOUR LEAVE"
STRIP CAR AND TRAILER ifiED GROSS DRIVE STARTS
Thieve* stripped Flem Gibson’s j Clarksville. _ Directors of the
trailer of four tires and three Red Cross roll call in Red River
wheels Tuesday night. They re- j county have set $1300 as the goal,
moved the tires and then pulled Clarksville’s quota being $6C0;
(t e trailer near Mis. Chandler’s ~
home where three of the wheels
were taken off
The same night the coils were
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Bogata *150; Detroit $130; and
Annona $100, other towns in pro-
portion.
C. M. White, county Roll Call ■
taken from the box of Niel Mar- chairman of the past three drives,
j t,n's model T and the next morn- < is again in charge, with Mrs. Geo.
■ ing Mr. Martin tried to«start his: Whiteman as Clarksville chair-
car before he missed them. j man, C. P. Allen. Bogata; Mrs.
No arrests have been made so j Clyde Henry, Ragwell; R H.
Tar as we know.    ; Crawford, Detroit; Mrs E- Swan,
Avery; W. Giddens, Anncna; G.
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T.TUTHKII OlfS
W. Moore. Fulbright; P. P. Rob-
ertson, Cuthand; Mrs. Ben Hard-
•    | man, Lydia; W.S.Storey, English;
T. Theo. Thompson, a veteran; Miss Pauline Jackson, Whitarock;
of Red River county bar, died at .Harold Summers, Madras; Mss
his home north of Clarksville! Bessie Thompson, Negley; Mi*.
Sunday night rnd was buried at.) William Morehead, Greenwo d;
the Slate cemetery Monday.
Mr. Thompson was about 70
years and was a native of Red
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Mrs. Jack Alsobrook, Manchester;
J.G. Ford, Woodland; Mrs/ John
Peterson Kiomitia, Mrs. C. D.
River, county, having been born . Hart, Kanawha; W. A. Cotton,
and reared in the Halesboro com- : johntown; Mrs. Jim Clark, Ac
munity and was admitted the bar j worth; F. M. Giddens Mulberry;
more th<r i th’rty years ago.
IE. C. Crittenden, Cherry; W. M.
He is survived by his widow Lawson, Boxelder; Addie Becton,
and a son.    j negro, Fulbright.
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PLAY AT CROSS ROAOS
"A Poor Married Man" is to be
presented at the Cross Roads
school house Friday, November
23, benefit of the church. Every-
one invited. Admission, 10c to all.
Last Friday night the Seniors
were entertained with a chili
supper at Toney’s Cafe.
After several interesting games
of forty-two and dominoes were
enjoyed, refreshments were served
to the members of the class and
their guests.
Woman’s Miisionary Union
The W. M. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Walter Lair next
Monday afternoon to quilt. Come
as soon after lunch as possible
Every member is urged to be
present, as there will be an im-
portant business meeting.
Use the cash system and save money
JUST ARRIVED
Ladies' Dresses & Smocks to match, each $1
Ladies’ Smocks in beautiful patterns, each $1
Men’s heavy fleece lined coats
Men’s rubber coated fabric coats
$4.25
$4.95
Linoleum Rugs, No. 1 Quality
8x12    $5.00
Clopay Window Shades, 6 feet long
Rag Rugs
19c & 49c
BAKING POWDER
HEALTH CLUB
2-lb. CAN
19c
BORAX
SOFTENS WATER ANDIMAKES YOUR
LAUNDRY FRESH ft SWEET
SOAP, 7 large bars
25c
Washing Powder, Oxydol 10c
Bulk Chili Powder, J,lb. 10c
Sausage Seasoning 25c
Grapefruit
LARGE SIZE
SEEDLESS
each 5c
Apples
DELICIOUS
OR W1NESAP
Dozen 25c
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Coffee
BLISS OR
HALES LEADER
lb. Can 25c
TEA
TEMPLE GARDEN
M lb. BOX
15c
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Kraut, Hales Leader ’At 10c
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