The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 73, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 5, 1935 Page: 3 of 6
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THURSPAY, SEPTEMBER, 5, 1935
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De Malays Install
Quarterly officer* of the Gooae
Creek chapter Order of De Molay
were inn tailed In a public ceremony
Wednesday evening at the Masonic
hall. Vernd Nilea waa inducted in-
to the office of muter councilor
I and Donald Diahman, senior coun-
cilor. Jimmie Orchin Waa installed
u junior councilor. ■■■
Installing officers were Billie
Miller, ire tailing officer; Charles
Boyer, aenior councilor; Ross Cath-
riner,'"junior councilor; Jim Boyer,
senior deacon; Alfred Aron, in-
stalling marshall. | I
The appointive officera who were)*
alio installed were Joe Nelson,
Herman MUtysiak, Reagan Webb,
Robert Wame, Nat Pace, Walter
McGonagil, Roecoe Zierlein, Ed
ward Albert Scowa. Thomas Pul
Ion, Thurman Shook, Billie Miller,
Jimmie Winterhalter, Robert Rob-
son, Charles Boyer, Vernon Clem
ent and Jack Pierson,
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H.E.O.Club
Mrs. Addie Berry was hostess
this week to members of the H. E,
0. Bridge olub and four gueata at
her home at 800 West Peprce ave-
nue. Mrs. W. L. Pendergraft,
guest, was high scorer and Mrs.
A. M. Goul waa second high.
Coffee, cake and ice cream were
served at the Madierh covered ta-
ble*.
The personnel included Mes-
dames Terry Thompson, L. P.
Thibodaux, W. L, Pendergraft and
J. M. Bridges, guests, ar.d A. M.
Goul, Harry Massey, R. B. Warne,
Allen Shaw, W, C. Swain, J, D.
Spear and Grady Deattof.,
Mrs. B. L. Burleson will be hos-
tess to the club next Wednesday
at her home in Mt. Belvieu. ,
CALENDAR
Friday: K
Junior Sewing circle, Louise
Horn, 228 Illlnpls street, Baytown.
Willing Workers
The monthly business and *oc
isl meeting of Willing Workers
class of Grace Methodist church
will be held at 7:80 tonight in the
church parlors, Mrs Webb Greer,
president, announced.
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. P. C. McClurg, Mrs. Wil-
liam Quarts, Mrs. W. F. Morris-
on Mid Mrs. C. E. Nash. *•* t
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Class Demonstration
At 9 a. m. Friday Mrs. J. P.
Bauer of 403 Michigan street,
Baytown, will give a public demon-
stratiton of school methods to be
taught in kindergarten classes to
be conducted at her home.
All pre-school age children are
invited to attend and listen to the
stories and chalk-talks and take
part in the games. Mrs. Bauer ex-
tended an invitation to the public
to attend.
Map Shows Which Nations Dominate Africa
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Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lowe have re-
turned from Harwood where they
attended the funeral of her father,
George Batey, 78, who died Sun-
day.
Pep Squad to Meet
A called meeting of members of
the Robert E. Lee pep squad will
be held at 10:30 a. m. Saturday at
the school, Miss Hazel Evans,
sponsor, has announced.
Students entering the school
who wish to become members and
ild members of the squad are
kj to be present. Election of
cheer leaders will be held in the
near future, it was said.
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Bible Readers Meets
Mrs. T. B. Smith Tuesday was
hostess to 23 members of the First
Baptist church Bible Reading ,cir-
cle at an all-day meeting at Shiloh
Baptist church. A devotional hour
and achain of prayer were follow-
ed by a sermon by Rev. Jeff Shel-
ton, pastor of the Shiloh church.
At noon a picnic lunch was serv-
ed in the church.
Friday evening members of the
circle will be entertained with a
tacky party at Mrs. W. T. Cicpper’s
home at 500 East James street. On
Tuesday of next week a regular
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Leona Lambright, 605 East
Adoue.
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SHIMEK FUNERAL
WILL BE FRIDAY
FuNeral"services for Jos Shlmek,
f Crosby farmer who ended his own
' life at 8 a. m. yesterday by send-
I ing a bullet into - his brein as his
{children watched, will be held sit
10 a. m. tomorrow at the Crosby
Methodist chinch.
Rev. Orion Vivion, pastor, will
officiate. Burial will be in White
cemetery under the direction'af the
Paul U. Lee funeral home of Goose
Creek. A
Shlmek, who had been .in ill
health for several years, Jdfled him-
self in a cotton field svnere three
sons, Leroy, Otto and Arnold, and
a daughter, Julia, were picking
cotton.
He called “goodrbye’’ to them, and
fhen shot himself. {
Survivors arc his wife, Mrs.
Julia Shimek; six sons, Arnold, Ot-
to, Jackie, Bill, Laddie and Leroy
Shimek; three daughters, Mrs. Wil-1
lie Lee Coker, and Julia and Ange- j
lie Shimek, ail of Crosby; his;
mother, Mrs. Annie Shimek,
PEACE .CKLEBI
BATTLEFORD, {task.1
My yam of pei
palefaces and Indians
celebrated in a colorful »
here. Nine tribes of
scores of pioneers of
days attended the cele
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SAVINGS 'I
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Corrine Shaw Collins
Piano And Voice
Announces
Opening Of Studio Fall d erm
Monday, September 9
(all Thursday And Friday
For Registration
!-• Fetieral supervision and J
I regulation of this Asaocia- 1
! tion- " -’®L
;3. Sound repurchase provi-
- sions. ...... ' ' 'aSM
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14. The time-tested J
methods under which
Association operates, in
making conservative, di-
rect cash reduction first
mortgage loans on real
estate, mainly homes. ;
Write or call for free booklet
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Licardo Cortez In Manhattan Moon
On Screen at Arcadia Theater
NOW SHOWING
|TEXAN: “Redhead* on Parade"
with John Boles and Dixie Lee.
Henry Whiddon
INCOME TAX' SPECIALIST
Notary FuMic-Pablle AcrounttailAR(UDU: "MtnhaU‘n Moon”
Phone 230
1U W. Poore1
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WE FIX THEM RIGHT*
For 30 days we wH! make any and all repairs to
yoor car, paint, repair work, new tires, new woodwork,
new fenders, new tops complete reconditioning.
with Ricardo Cortez.
DE LUXE: “Stranded" with May
Francis.
NU GULF: “Here Comes the
Navy” with James Cagney and
Pat O’Brien.
AMOUNTS $25 To $150
NO DOWN PAYMENT
10 MONTHS TO PAY
Junior Study Club
A program .on etiquette was pre-
What happens when a Broadway-
night club baron loses his head over
an opera singer forms the snappy
story for ^Manhattan Moon”, shopf.
ing first times today at the Arca-
dia. In its cast are Ricardo Cor-
tez as Dan Moore, Brdadway big
shot, and Dorothy Page, «a the op-
era singer. Henry Millisori, Hugh
O’Connell and Henry Armfitta,
head of the supporting case and
contribute to the 100 per cent .en-
tertainment. I
Redheads on Parade, Strandedf
Mrs. lilondeau will return in two
weeks.
Supervised Practice
Under Mrs. Paul Clayton
Associate Teacher
Main Studio Tyree Hotel
Baytown
’ Phones Main 1315
Dover 1198
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BAYTOWN * I The program as a whole is one of
WW/AWWwWWWWWftftAftWVWAAAWftftMAAAftftWA*: | 'pi” at the meeting wereIenjoyable entertainment
{three visitors, Georgia Haralson,1 flavored With nov*lty afld humor-
Sarah Lou Griffith and Mary Lee,
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dell, flaxen-haired film actress,
and her camera man-husband,
George S. Barnes were aired be-
fore Superior Judge Frank M.
Smith Wednesday when the star
was granted a divorce and custody
of their son, Norman Sojtt Battles:
Miss Blondell charged fjiat
Barnes treated her indifferently,
and was rude to her guests. When1
she invited friends tocher home he
refused to join the conversation and
read a book instead, her complaint '
said.
Last Days!
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IAYTOWN DRUG STORE
JEWELRY INCLUDING
^Watches—chains
Lambright, Ouida Whiddon, Doro-
thy Nelson, Verta Broussard and
the hostess.
Needlecraft Club
The Needlecraft club was enter-
tained on Wednesday of thiajygek
with games of forty-two af the
home of Mrs. Frank Farmer. Score
prizes were won by Mrs. Jack Cut-
chens, high, and Mrs. M. E. Kelley,
low, .. . , ,
Others present were B. I. Mar-
ling, Mrs. T. W. Lyons, Mrs. K. T.
Smith, Mrs. Rogillio #r.d Mrs. Roy
Morgan. • . !
A dainty refreshment of fruit
salad and cake was served. .
Baytown WMS Meets
Baytown Methodist Woman’s
Missionary Society met this mom-
at the church with 13 present,
en members attended the quiet
>ur service conducted by Mrs. A.
Archer. The opening hymn was
followed by the Lord’s prayer re-
peated in unison.
•Jtr*. R. H. Monroe, president, an-
nounced tha® next week’s meeting
, N0W
Those who have old
here for repair, please
lo 15.
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of Baytown.
Kenjyon Sills, 8-year-old son of
Doris Kenyon, screen and stage
actress, will leave shortly for Eng-
land to watch his mother perform
in London theaters.
"I'll clap like everything”, prom-
ised the youngster when he appea
ed at the federal building with h
grandmother, Mrs. James B. Kei
yon, to arringe for hia passport.
Bing Crosby, crooning fibn and
radio star, and hia actress-wife
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Let us protect your eyes by checkin* youf lights with a sight meter, new
scientific instrument that measures light and tells how much you need
for any task. This service is free.
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tfith relatives for the past, 10 i
ITS like a fascinating new toy... -
* this amazing electric eye that
measures light. It shows you in-
stantly whether your home is ade-
quately lighted for reading, sewing,
and othertasks. .......
Perhaps you have enough light now;
But not one modern home in ten has >
enough to prevent eye-stroin. There
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is one sure way to find out/ Have a
Sight Meter check-up made
at once!
Phone us today ... ond we*ll $end
out a home lighting advisor to
measure your lights with one of the
new Sight Meters. This service »
free ... anil it may he of immeasur-
able value to the eyes of your family.
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 73, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 5, 1935, newspaper, September 5, 1935; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1022577/m1/3/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.