The Delta Courier (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 19, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1933 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DELTA COURiER, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1933.
She opened her eyes to find a
diamond circled wedding ring
on her finger and herself in-
volved in a love affair with a
strange man ... not her
husband . * .
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Omi bAKlKS, etc.—All obituaries.
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•f like character will be charged
for at the rate of 1-2 cent per word
la excess of 250 ; 250 words or lass
will be inserted free. Double price
tor poetry.
What was there for Jesus ter his spectacular triumph
to add ? It was a thought jn cleansing the Temple,
more splendid than all which when he Came to Jacob’s well
had gone before and it has and tired, gat down. His
altered the cur- ’ . . , , , , , . ,
rent of history. Id,5Cvles had stopped behlnd
He invited frail at one the villages to pur-
OHANOE op ADDRESS—When
you want the address of your pa-
per changed. state address at which
ywi receive It and to which you
want R changed.
bewildered hu-
manity to stand
cha’-e food, so he was alone,
the (well furnished the water-
governmental activity.
I am informed that there are
100,000 unemployed school teach-
ers in Texas. I have not verified
the fact that this is the correct
number of unemployed teachers',
but I got this from a school ; 8hould
teacher that ought to know. But | counties. I
we do know that every commun-
ity has several unemployed teach-
ers. Yet, in face of this fact, the
State of Texas is operating eight Legislature of Texas voted the
teachers’ colleges to. turn out office on this county and many
more school teachers with prac- more. There are many other of-
tically no advantage, it seems to fices that I am informed are of
me, to the public school system i very little value tc the citizens of
of Texas. I have no fuss' to pick Texas.
with the school teachers of Tex- j A friend of m5ne returninK
as, as my father taught school , fr0m Austin some time ago re-
for ten years. But I am inform- j marked to that on entering
ed that the schools of Texas are Austin and for ,pvpraI mi)ps bp.
costing too much money and that fore he arrived that
matters.
I am informed that the District
Attorney’s office should be done
away with and the County At-
torney fill both offices. The Dis-
trict Clerk and County Clerk
combined in small
am informed.
This county has a county sup-
erintendent. This county voted
to not have this office, yet the
Milam 4-H Club
■■ ----
Milam 4-H Club met at the
home of Mrs. Box May 4 with 5
members present. After club
prayer and seng we talked on
buying a new sealer, and voted
to trade the old one in on a new
sealer.
After the business session we
played several games, and Mrs.
Box served lemonade and cake.
upright and supply for the neighboring ] rome school teachers do not real- lore ne arr,vea inac h<? passed
Advertising rate made on application
INFLATION NOW REGINS
From The Dallas News:
Inflation will now begin.
The jump in prices on Wall
Street has not been due to
the increase in dividends or
to the prospect of an increase
in dividends. There is no
use pretending that it has. Tt
has been due -olely to the
Jfear of a watered-down dol-
lar.
Speculation as to how the
watering-down will proceed
is plentiful. President Roose-
velt, under the terms of the
authorization extended to
V) 1 tYl f*9Tl 1 1 f rtri n nrr*1rJ Ao»i
-- *> WWW* V i. ft'liu V-Uil
tent of the dollar or simply
start the presses running' and
print $3,000,000,000 worth of
paper. He can change the
ratio of silver to gold and
look God face to city of the Samaritans, and
face. He call- after a little time a woman
ed upon men to came out to it, carrying her
throw away pitcher on her shoulder. Be-
fear, d^regard tween her people, the Samari-
the limitations tans, and his people, the Jews,
of their mortality, and claim | there was a feud of centuries,
the Lord of Creation as To be touched by even the
Father. It is the basis of all shadow of a Samaritan Was
revolt, all democracy. For if defilement accordimg to the
God is the Father of all men. 'strict code of the Pharisees;
then all are his children and J to speak to one was a crime,
hence the commonest is equ- ^The woman made no conceal-
ally as precious as the king, ment of her resentment at
No wonder the authorities finding him there. Almost
trembled. They were not any remark from his lips
fools; they recognized the would have kindled her an-
1 automobile after automobile of
ize that we are going through some different state department.
™ °f ^ hardest years in the . And hp wondered if all of these
history of Texas. It is' my opm- cars arp really of any value tf)
ion that the school teachers of
Chicago and Alabama would like I
to exchange places with the \
the taxpayers of Texas. Of
course, personally, I dc not know.
But the average citizen has miss-
teachers of Texas. From a news- e(] h,g vacation and if he has any
paper I read that in Alabama on | business at al, he is operating it
April 1 7,000 teachers were out , on 20 to 25 ppr cent ()f the in.
of work, 2,400 school buildings _____ P
„ . , ’ . conie that he nad four or five
that have been serving 204,000 ______
years ago. And it seems to me
children were closed, and that
many rural schools are being
i kept open only by teachers who
are willing tc serve only for
bread and lodging.
Yet. I am informed by a mem-
ber of the Legislature if one of
the normal schools in Texas is
considered to be abandoned as a
. .. | matter of eeonomv, politics in-
lmplications of the teaching, ger. She Would at least have I terferes and. nothing can be ac-
complished. The ex-students of
these schools write to the Rep-
resentatives and the trains carry
Either Jesu's’ life of their turned away in scorn; she
power must go. No wonder nfight have summoned her
that succeeding generations relatives and driven him off.
of authorities have embroid- , An impossible situation,
ered his idea and corrupted yOU wjj] admit. How could
it, so that the simplest faith he meet jt? How give his
in the world has become a message to one who was for-
complex thing of form and bidden by everything holy to
ritual, of enforced observ- listen? The incident is very
ances and ‘thou shall nots, ’ revealing; there are times
the State of Texas ought to
practice every conceivable way of
cutting expenses and not increase
taxes. It is my understanding
that many of our Representatives
of Texas' were elected cn a plat-
form of economy and no increase
in taxes, and if the State income
tax bill becomes a law, or any
other tax increasing bill becomes
a law, additional burdens will be
imposed on the already tax-bur-
dened, disheartened, broke peo-
ple,
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Flay at Underwood
Tonight, May 9th
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There will he a play at Under-
wood Tuesday night, May 9, en-
titled “Beads on a String.”
Cast of characters:
Bennie Davis-Zezzalle Davis—
Chester Garrison.
J. H. Davis, Bennie’s father—
Melvin Kant.
Benjamin Davis, Esq., a rich un-
cle—Bud Sandlin.
Harold Beem, a friend of Ben-
nie’s—Bunk Scoggins.
Ah Dinkier, a would-be detective
Buster Phillips.
Mrs. J. H. Davis, Bennie’s mother
Frankie Sandlin.
Molly Mallerton, Bennie’s sweet-
heart—Martha Sandlin.
Janette Blue, Uncle Bennie’s
niece—Inabel Garrison.
Cleopatra Oleomaragine Johnson
—Artie Lee Phdlips.
We adjourned to meet
with Mrs. J.. J. Gantt.
A REPORTER.
next
When
IAIN
Comes
many to Austin to keep this
particular school open.
There are many other ways in
Texas, that governmental activ-
ity can be cut. I am informed
•that we have too many District
Judges in Texas, and that in
small counties the District Courts
can ho done away with, and that
It wa!s too dangerous a power when any word is the wrong ' one court ea“ ke created to han-
to be allowed to wander the word; when only silence can
World, unleashed and uncon- prevail. Jesus knew well
trolled. ! this precious secret. As the
This then was what Jesus woman drew closer he made
wished to send to all crea- no move to indicate that he
QUIT . .
^JI7ALKING in circles
vv .. Mr.Tradesman
. . wondering where
“all the customers are
hiding.” They are not
hiding. We can prove
it. Just:
Advertise
in The
REVIEW
and
COURIER
Mae
you never
got quicker or MORS
PROFITABLE Re-
Lowest Rates
die all civil matters, and take
over the jurisdiction of the Jus-
tice Court where the county seat
is located, as well as the Ccunty
and District Courts. On the last
day of each month civil matters
of not over $200 would be called.
, and at a stated period of say
tality of his eleven men. What proach. His gaze was upon June r.nd January of each year
were his methods of train- | the ground. When he spoke matters of over $200 would be
ing ? How did he meet pros- it was quietly, musingly as if tr'od- this way small coun-
ties would do away with the Dis-
trict Courts, Justice Court in the
county seat ar.d County Court.
Another court would he created
in the county to handle criminal
announce to the silver milled tion. through the instrumen- was con'-cious of her
that they can bring on their
silver and have it coined into
silver dollars free tf charge.
He can give the word to’the
Federal Reserve banks and
peetive believers? How did
he deal with objections? By
what 'sort of strategy did he
interest and persuade?
to himself:
“If you knew who I am,”
he said, “you would not need
to come out here for water.
Y^HAT many people call indigM.
acid in the stomach. The stomach
nerves have been over-stimulated,
and food sours. The corrective is an
alkali, which neutralizes the acids
instuntly. And the best alkali known
to medical science is Phillips’ Milk
of Magnesia.
tine spoonful of this harmless,
tasteless alkali in water neutralizes
instantly many times that much
acid, and the symptoms disappeat
at once. You will never use crude
methods when once you learn the
efficiency of this. Go, get a small
bottle to try.
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips’
Milk of Magnesia prescribed dji
physicians for 50 years in correctind
excess acids. 25c and 50c a bottle-
any drug store.
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1 THE HOSPITAL
Clinical Laboratory and X-Ray;;
—MEDICAL AND SURGICAL STAFF—
Dr. S. F. Biair Dr. D. O. Lowry
Dr. M. A. Estep Dr. C. C. Taylor
Dr. E. E. Woodruff
Wm. D. McNAULL,
Technician
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Dr. D. B. Wester nan ] |
Dr. E. B. Wheat ”
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MRS. Wm. D. McNAULL, «’
Registered Nurse J |
—DENTAL STAFF—
He was making the jour- j I would give you living wa-
ney back from Jerusalem af- ter.
C. 8. EUIWU. I
Next Week: The Center of Interest Copyright, Bobbs-iMemll Company
they can buy in $3,000,000,-
000 worth of outstanding
Government bonds, against
which currency can be issued.
Or, if he chooses, he can ac-
cept $200,000,000 worth of
’'ilver on World War debts at
the rate of 50c an ounce, and
issue currency against that.
The last named solution is
so concrete, so apt to the
needs of three different
phases of the inflation prob-
OPPOSES ANY
NEW TAX LAW
By W. C. RATLIFF,
In The Dallas News.
The following remarks' in ev-
ery instance have not been veri-
fied, but have been based upon
information from responsible par-
ties and my own personal obser-
vation.
The House of Representatives
iem, and SO suitable to the °f Texas passed a State income
gradual approach to the end law recently. This is an increase
in view that it 'seems highly | "f ***“ “ period u"Prece-
, , , ., dented for hard times. Many of
likely as an early step in the | our dtizens do not have th/no_
march on cheaper money and cessary food to sustain life, and
higher prices. Further steps unemployment is on every hand.
can only be guessed at. 1 1 ,le rni(f(,le class is about gone,
In the end we shall have fn'Lth° .th,at liave. heI<! on
. . i . , . to their depleted possessions have
to go back on some kind of a prjvon Up mnny times during the
gold standard. That is to last two years. A very little, if
say, some amount of gold will any. property is pnying the pres-
DOES YOUR BEARD
SEEMWOHSE
THAN THE AVERAGE?
have to be obtainable upon
demand for the American
dollar or else we shall be on
a pure fiiat basis. No fiat
monetary system has ever
proved satisfactory over a
long period of time in inter-
national exchange.
ent taxes without P>r*mg burden
ed with addiiional taxen.
The writer of this letter is not
in favor of any kind of new
taxes. And it is my opinion that
if the State of Texas can not
operate on the present enormous
sum that it ia collecting for taxes
at this time, then the State of
Texas should curtail some of it*
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The Delta Courier (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 19, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 9, 1933, newspaper, May 9, 1933; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth980702/m1/2/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Delta County Public Library.