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ly Elizabeth Zierlein
Phone 520
?,000-pound truck kaj I
sriii**!
IE.L Class H*»
I Social Thursday
jjy,. M. J- Winnlngham was
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DING KMJOlNrai. ,
IANS, April 5 %J
trict court haigrtat.|
s Company a tempo.]
;ion restraining the]
minerals conunission 1
ling for bids on least) I
paradise oil field.
Cedar Bayou W.C.S.
Has All Day Session
m ........... The Woman’s Christian'service
to the T. E. L, class of Cedar Bayou Methodist church
f for the monthly busi- met Thursday morning to quilt.
tnd social meeting with Luncheon was served and a devo-
B Dumas, class president, tipn hour led by Mrs. M. L. Busch
««»••"• followed. Assisting with the pro*
grain were Mrs. Forrest McKin-
ney, Mrs. Waddill' and Mrs. Floise
Fowler. During the business ses-
sion Mrd. Will Hfrey gave an
interesting and detailed report of
thd’ Woman's District conference
in College Station last' week.
charge. The _
. kd by Mrs. W. A. Miller.,
, captains made reports. Mrs.
Qanent, class teacher,
aght the devotional Jrom the
Chapter of Isalafif Mrs. Du-
told the class of pot plants
t have been sent to sick mem-
. Members worked on "a quilt
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Park-Heights Bond Ruling Waited
Ute Of Funds For Sewers Is In Doubt
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Until the attorney general has
the opportunity of studying, the
198,000 bond issue voted 18 months
ago by the Park Heights water dls-
quirements when they are submit-
ted to his. department, he has no
course but to approve them and
submit tlT Issue to the Secrei
, trict, the question of what they
* can be spent for will not be de-
to the secretary
of state for registration.
LATIN CONTESTANTS from Robert E. Lee
High School in the above picture left to'right,
back row, are Muriel Presswood, fourth year;
Robert Lanier, first year essayist; Luan Bolieu,
four year; and Eva Mae Massey, fourth year es-
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sayist; front row, Alma Lynn Woods, second
year; Velma Jordan, first .year; Janelle Beaugh,
second year; and Gwendolyn Wright, first year.
—Mercer Photo.
Members present were Mrs. Ju-.
yyi
Jtne, ppvpr felt
j ,erve<l refreshments. Mrs. L. H Westi Mrs. M. S. John-
I present were Mrs. Albert son, Mrs. W. T. Busch, Mrs. A. W.
Ksnwswe, F h. Smith, ,Mrt,‘ Fayle, Mrs. J. W.. Newton, Mm.
Mrs.
■Ison,
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termined.
That information was conveyed;
by Attorney General Gerald Mann
to T. L. Satterwhite, chairntan of
a Morrell park committee study-
ing the feasibility of annexation
by Goose Creek as the quickest
j-' way to obtain water, and sewer im-
provements at Austin yesterday;
Differ On Procedure
gone'on' record as^favoringban- But if the records show that full
nexation as the best way to 0b- n authority was left to the board
tain a water and sanitary sewer set UP {or the district, it would
system and fire protection. Ste- be empowered td; develop the pro-
separate meetings with Fiark and
Heights, residents, have declared
the initiative for annexation must
come from the areas to be an-
nexed, and that the city will not
assume responsibility for any ac-
tions that result from precipitate
steps In taking the district into
Park-Heights the city.
r . . ■ - * Mann advi8ed Satterwhite that
Letter To - Attorney
He said however, that If the
transcript shows the distriot creat-
ed by vote of the
area, ty be strictly a imp water Mann gatterwhite that,
__ oUhAiwsh nnlv fltA nPflTWiptv inilfl* *
purpose cannot be spent to' in-
white ' *n any litigation that might arise.
Baytown W.M.U. Westminster Class
Meets Thursday Gives Supper Thursday
Mrs. R. H. Monroe presided at The Westminister class of the
-^aapfiscsais: srssrarssas
w Olsen, Mrs. P. H. Morrison, Moore, Mrs. Sam Brooks, Mrs. the church with 14 members pres- Cuauhtemoc Restaurant Thurs-
W. C. Brinkley, Mrs. A. Marj^Grlner, Mrs. Kirby Chahcey, ent. The hymn, "Living For Jesus” day evening. Those attending
— Mrs. S. A. Jordan and Mrs.D. -D. Foster, Mrs. Tom Ciay- was sung and responsive reading were Mrs. W. B. Montgomery,
Latin Students
To Bed Arthur
Tests Saturday
wart Heights residents are in fa-
vor of going ahead with the wa-
ter district bond issue.
Mann informed Satterwhite that
if "the bonds meet all legal re-
gram as it saw fit.
Cites Recent Ruling
A recent court ruling determin-
I^’h Lewis.
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for TIRED WIVES
Pinkh*m’> Compound hdpo
to mini woory urntrun*
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ton, Miss Annie Schilling and Miss
Lydia Fisher.
I PINKHAM’S S.
Visitors present were Mrs. Lura
Breeding,<of Fullbright Memorial
l Of Houston, Mrs. Veva Rus-
teacher of the class, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Snoke, Mr. and Mrs. N. B.
Culver, Misses Katherine Spence,
church)
sell of Los Angeles, Cal,, and Miss
Jennie Blankenship of North Hol-
lywood, Cal,
Lois Locke, Beulah Mae Jackson,
Dbrothy Neal and guests, Mr. and
Try Daily Sun Classified Ads!
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iSSIFIED ADS
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"FOR QUICK RESULTS'
) _____ FOR TRADE
TO BHY-WUl pay FOR TRADE - New seven-room
» tor sUghtty used Butane houss> two bathSi fa Baytow.n,
Will trade for lot or lots in
Goose (Seek or Baytown,- R.
C. Beeman, Box 305, Baytown.
239 3te
Bbx NO, Daily Sun.
240-3tp.
FOR SALE—Misc.
fOR SALE—Frigidalre, Excellent
I, condition. P r i c e®reasonable.
Phone 36 Mrs. Fondren, 222
West James. 2*l-3tc.
PROPERTY FOR SALE
i PIANO WHICH has been well
, c»red for may be bought for
htltnce due.. A small monthly
ptyment will take care of obli-
BAY RIDGE—Seven large room
home, 100 feet on ridge, 600 feet
to water. $8500, very, small
down payment. Extremely easy
long terrns Phone La Porte
3371. 241-6tp.
FOR - SALE—Corner lot--on- 7th
I. .y*Hton PiMO Co., _ till and Fftyle $300 E L Walker,
Cedar Bayou.
_ (Surch Street, Galveston, Texas.
||v ' 240-3tc
240-6tp:
I SPECIAL!—Tomato and cabbage
| jhati. 30c per hundred. Greer
rlferiit and Greenhouse, 123 W.
‘I. -Phone 312. 239-6tc
FOR SALE—Four-acre farm, 5
room house, one-half mile south
of Cedar Bayou on Kilgore road.
G. W. Eicheibergef. ?39:3td.
from the first Psalm, "The Godly
Man,” followed. One bouquet of
flowers, three trays and 28 visits
were reported for the week..
Zone'5 which is Goose Creek, Pei- «!phan Stiles^jnd ,i''v M’
ly, Cedar Bayou, Mont Belvieu MePhai1'
and Baytown, wdl be held in Bay-
town Methodist'church at 10 a.m.
Tuesday with Mrs. George Davi-
son, conference vice president, and
spiritual life chairman, yviH be in
charge of the program. There
Will be a covered dish luncheon.
Approximately 60 Robert E. Lee
high school students early Satur-
day will, move on Port Arthur
to lend moral support to eight
contestants in the district division
of the' Texas Latin tournament
gnd to participate in attendance
festivities.
Dunn Will Seek
School Harmony
ed that fresh water district bonds
cannot be speht for sewers, the
attorney general said.
Carletort, st a meeting in Ste-
wart Heights Wednesday night,
said the bonds would be submitted
to the attorney general immediate-
ly.
Goose Creek city officials, in
MOTHERS
INFANT PHOTOGRAPHY IS
NOW A PLEASURE UNDER
OUR NEW FLUORESCENT
NO HEAT - NO GLARE
NO IRRITATION ;
LAWLESS,-.
STUDIO
106 N. Commerce
PHONE 343
.> Maker of Fine
Portraits
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Mrs. W. B.. Patterson, study
chairman, will begin the spring
course Thurscfay with "Homeland
Harvest,” by A. H. Limoze, and
. will last six weeks. The secre-
tary made the March reports,
naming 62 visits, 6 bouquets of
flowers, and four trays. The
society voted to buy new equip-
ment for the parsonage, and Mrs.
J. A. Olds, Mrs. V. R. .Reese and
Mrs. J. D. Poskey were'appointed
on a.committee to make the pur-
chase. ’
Winsome Class Names
Mrs. Ballinger President
Mrs. T. O. Balinger was elect-
ed president of the Winsome class
of Baytown Baptist church at a
Miss Hattie Lucilc Paxton, Latin
teacher and sponsor of the Latin
club, will accompany the delega-
tion.
of Robert E.
W. E. Dunn, candidate for trus-
tee of Goose Creek independent
school district, today issued the
following statement:
To the voters of the Goose
Creek independent school district;
In announcing as a candidate
for trustee of the Goose Creek
Board of Education, I am not
Representatives — _______ _.
Lee school will be Gwendolyn making promises that I might not
Wright and Velma Jordan, first be able to keep,
year; Janelle Beaugh and Alma
meeting Wednesday afternoon in Woods, second year; Luan
the home of Mrs. F. A. Smithers.
It is my intention to work in
harmony with the superintendent
and Muriel Presswood’ of schools rand the balance of the
me nome or mrs. r. a. omimers. {0ui.tll vear, janeiie Reaueh sec- b°ard of education for the maxi-
Mrs. A. F. Lockhart led the open- onf| Wflr nn’H Rnh„rt ,irat mum benefit to the taxpayers and
Mrs. Patterson reported the con-
ference at College Station, and the
meeting was" closed with the mis-
sionary benediction.
ing prayer and officers reports
were given. The three vice presi-
dents elected were Mrs. R, W."
Hayes, Mrs. A. L. Wooster and
Mrs. B. W. Hillard. A social hour
followed.
A salad course was served to
Mrs. J. D. Adams, Mrs. F. M.
Beard, Mrs. E. R. Tate, Mrs. Hil-
lard, Mrs. A. R. Pacigett, Mrs.
Hayes, Mrs. Marie Davis, Mrs.
J. H Ferney, Mrs, Lockhart and
Mrs. W. L. Emanuel.
owl year and Robert Lanier, first
year.
The Latin tournament is held
annually in eigh centers and the
school children of the district,
I am 37 years of age and am a j
taxpayer. I have three children 1
Tri-Cities last year: were hosts to attending school in the district
the event.
Your
dated.
support will be
appre
Social Security
Meeting Tonight
. W. E. DUNN,
216 Jones Road,
Highlands, Texas.
TOR THAT REAL
QuifyaiUiane& fylaoat
Try CARTWRIGHT’S Rock Ground
CORN MEAL
(Whit, and Y.llow)
From the pick of the crop comet thie deticioue corn
meal—retaining all the health valuee that nature placed
in the grain. ^
Other Cartwright Whole Grain Products—
• Old Fashioned HOMINY GRITS (white and yellow)
• 100% WHOLE WHEAT HOUR • CRACKED WHEAT
• PANCAKE FIOUR • PURE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Ask for them
HOMEMADE
COW MEAL
AT YOUR GROCER'S
Bethany Class Meets
in Church Annex
Mrs.'Fortinberry Is
Hostess To Circle
The Bethany class of Central
Baptist church met in the church
Mrs. Dudley Fortinberry enter-
tained1 the" Bible Reading circle
of First Baptist church Thursday
annex Thursday for the monthly •,or an all-day session with 17
I FOR SALE Baby chicks. 6c and
1 Bp. All sizes. Also do custom
I to,
: tiUhing. Peterson
Firm, Crosby.
Poultry
236-26tp
| SPECIAL. SALE on Goodrich
gilvertown tires and seat cov-
at. Texaco Service Nation. In
T, Baytown 228-26tc
FOR SALE—Several 4 and 5 room
modern houses. 2H acres. Easy
terms, Other lots and acreage.
Jones and Jones. Call 40. 1003
Miriam. 236-tfc
FOR SALE^Tnterest in 157 acres
I FINEST quality granite marble
Monuments, markers. Cemetery
Wrk. Tri-City Monument CO.,
:,*«ytown, Texas. Phone 759-R.
, 215-tfc
good farm land. Fairly good
state of cultivation.. Good road.
3 miles north of Crosby. Low
price. Must be sold. See J. W.
Wilson, 216 West Lobit. 236-6tc
RENT
RENT—Modern fivei-room.
[ »w«e. Double garage, 711 Ml-
Lamar Court. Apply next
241-3tc
FOR SALE—On easy terms, 224
Maryland, 4-room modern house
with bath. Cement porches,
double-floors, sheetrock walls.
Write Mrs. Edna Miller, 1390
Live Oak, Beaumont, Texas.
240-6tp.
\ RENT Furnished a p a rt -
j#t. Utilities paid. $25 month.
Refrigeration, garage. No child-
IW 500 E. Wright, call 185.
341-2tc
FOR SALE Farms, homes, acre-
age and lots. See B. A. Stewart,
Phone 563-W. 420 East Jack,
227-26tc
RENT—Seven-room house,
[gM^rn. 807 N. GUllard. 341-Stp
HOUSES and lots for sale or
trade.. 5 acres, two miles north
of Goose Creek will trade for
house and lot in Goose Creek.
G. M. Ammons. 507 East Main.
224-tfc
RENT-L-room
nent. Electric Ice box;
ht, Pelly. 240-Stp.
.‘Sffi NOTICE
!, _1 RENT — Furnished apart-
Couple preferred. 300 E.
340-2tp
py SENT—Throe room apart-
Unfurnished. Mrs. O A.
D)w, 314 West Main. Can BSDw!
I' MMte.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR AGGRESIVE man! now
employed, desiring to increase
income writing fire and auto-
mobile insurance for $20,000,000
organization, making substan-
tial saving to' policyholders. Am-
ple training given. Address P.
O. Box 2991, Houston. 241-6tp
■ RENT—4-room unfurnished
; in East Baytown.
WjF 307 Wisconsin or cal!
240-«tc.
^ RENT-Four-room house,
RJtae HomM. and Whiting,
Creek. Call J, W. N«l-
« to-12 ajn. Phone 20 or
!;*» house afternoon.
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WHY FAY $30 MORE? That’s
What you would pay elsewhere
for a refrigerator of the same
quality . yet at Wards you
r pay- only $87.50. -It’s made by
a reputable company backed by
a Five-Year Warranty, and full
featured. See your Orderuffice
Manager today. Wards Catalog
Order Office, 110 N .AShbel,
241-lfc.
business meeting and officers’ re-
ports. Mrs. R. J, Moran- led the
opening . prayer and Mrs. £. P,
Ashley gave the devotional, and
a talk on welfare and progress
of the claais. Mrs. S. A. Crabb,
class teacher, made a talk. New
officers were installed and sun-
shine sisters were revealed. New
names were drawn.
Hinkle and Mrs. Fred Canant,
a guest, made talks. The. circle
Vjrill meet with Mrs. T. B. Smith
at 208 Homan street in Stewart
Heights at 2:30 p.m. Thusday,
Luncheon was served to Mrs.
W. E. Damangue,’- Mrs. W. A.
Page, Mrs. J^ G. Springfield,-Mrs.
Palace Theatre
Is Opened Today
T. R. Wilson, Mrs. Ralph Gar- A new theater, the Palace, was
rett, Mrs. R. L. Williams, Mrs. opened at 1 p.m. today, in Goose
A program of federal and state i
phases of social security is set )
for 7:30 p.m. today in the Sam.j
Houston Farms Community house
under the sponsorship of the Ce-
.....dar. Bpyou Home Demonstration
On the program will be Miss
Margie Neal, educational repre-
sentative from the regional office
of social security board in San
Antonio, e and Mr- Hutton, as- |
sistan of the Houston office, [
who will present the federal as- I
pects.
George T. Spears, Jr., from '
the, unemDloyment compensation I
office of Houston, will talk on j
unemployment compensation and !
employment security.
Mrs. Roselle Lewis, a super- J
visor from the state department j
Of public welfare will speak
COMPLETE FLYING COURSE
AVAILABLE HERE NOW
For a down pa;
here
i down payment of only $25 you can get a cqniplete flying course
in Goose Creek . . . new $1,500 Porterfield plane being used for
See us for .full details now. Lessons as low as $1.50
demonstrations.
eaeh."
sS-EfK- ''Ts
aid for needy aged, needy blind,
and dependent children.-'-' "
Mrs. W. Lamb and Mrs. V.
Shumake.
Mrs. Faulkner Is
Hostess To Club
former site
Texas avenue of the DeLuxe
theater. AH that remains of the
old movie house is the -number
plate above the door.
East Texas Theatres, Inc., and
Howard E. Brunson, who operate
the theaters here have spent ap-
proximately $10,000 in rebuilding
- -Miss NeaL pei n ted
that new •
social security j
changes in the
law gives more aid to women and
c hildren and urged.ihat men and
women attend this group of talks.
No admission charge will be made.
AT A PRICE WITHIN' YOl It REACH, YOU CAN Bl'Y A
PORTERFIELD AIRPLANE
Porterfield offers the year's best buy for performance. Six
standard and deluxe models, including the 50, 65, 75 and 90
horse-power engines. Prices to start at $1,495 delivered. See
us for demonstration this week-end.
The home of Mrs. L. B. Faulk- the movie during a five-weeks pe-
ner was gay with arrangements riod -of’ construction. *
of spirea and talisman roses for
the B. G. P. Club Thursday after-
noon. Luncheon was served from
the lace covered dining table. The
centerpiece was; spirea in a crys-
tal bowl and on either side were
tall white tapersin crystal can-
dlesticks. Mrs. H. Sanduck made
high score for the guests, and
Mrs. John Harrigan made high
for the club. Mrs. D- W. Alpha
made second high.-.
Those present were Mrs. B. J.
Antle, Mrs. Alpha, Mrs. W. Alex-
Boudloche, Mrs. B. G. Carroll, , __
Mrs. L Champagne, Mrs. Harrt-
gan, Mrs. D. McKenna, Mrs. San-
duck and Mrs, J. Zierlinski.
The interior of the theater has
been constructed with an oval-
shaped ceiling to add to the beau- ;
ty of the building and to the j
acoustics. New scats and new
floors have been placed in the ;
building, and a new modernly
planned front adds to th« attrac- i
tiveness of the house. ..... j
L. R. Rigby has been appointed
manager of the new theater, and ]
high class pictures win, be ex- -j
■hibited, Mr: Brunson said. The j
theater will open at 1 p.m. daily j
and run continuously through the j
The state of Massachusetts has
already selected next November
28 as the day it will celebrate
Thanksgiving. Regardless, no
doubt, of who will then be pres-
ident.
Easy Terms!
DOWN
PAYMENT
AS LOW" AS
$494
Tri-Cities Aviation Co.
GLADSTONE Bl’TLER, Mgr.
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See the Greatest Advance in Home Refrigeration in 25 Years!
AH Day Picnic
Held By Reapers Class
Oilers Have Two
Games On Card
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Attorneyg-At-lAW
^ Bq, iirOoaro CrocX
PLEASE let me show you the
.memorial that both marks and
protects the graves of our dc-
.jhM loved ones. A card ad-
vising me when and where to
'call. wiU bring information witn-
out obligation. ^T^B. Mburn.
•SSWWf-
for every need.” Phone 31.
26tc-239
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NOTICE—PSYGHOlDGISTJf^
Baltimore Hotel, Room 35J^f
tyiCTni . - -- - -j,
At the monthly business session
of the Reapers class of Central
Baptist church Group Two enter-
tained Group One with an all-
day picnic at the home Of Mrs, L.
J. Parrott at Cedar Bayou. Mrs.
"Tri-Cities baseball fans have a
treat in store for them this week-
end with two ball games on the
card for Saturday and Sunday.
The Southern Pacific team of
Houston wilt come down for a tilt
at 3:30 p.m. Saturday. At 3:30
L .L, Pittman presided and the p;m. Sunday the newly formed
opening prayer was given by Mrs. Pasadena team is to be the foe
L. F. McFarland. Mrs. C. V- • Oiiei a.— - " ■ •*
Proctor brought the devotion.^Sun------^Manager Len Shires has his
shine sisters were revealed, and cjub set for a real pair of strug-
new names drawn. They were gigg, and the best competition of
dismissed by Mrs.. E. R. Burns. tbe ggagon is predicted.
Those p$bsent were Mrs. A. C. —----—---:-
fSteM Creek street. Phone 275.
OWN 3^41^
M voids, hyphen NOTICE-Floor sanding, JWA-
wteovoi*. . tag daaataf. waxtaf,
«ewr«d to «C» „ r^c ,By Durh-S**!
- “ —^ —- - — chines rented. Phone 900<>m
hr only cat incorrect in- -
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net ^ oast h< in oar
E M- Barry
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of New
•• date of
Dr. J. Howard Crum
tor beauty and he*k£!fiJ
Broadway, Mrs, J, C. Creel, Mrs.
J. T. Smith, Mrs. C. V, Smith,
Mrs. G. B. Smith, Mrs. H. G.
Standifer, Mrs. Martin Chappell,
Mrs. W. R. Finley, Mrs. E. M
Franks and a visitor, Mrs. J. D.
Carroll. ; ? * -
CALENDAR -----—
Saturday
Uttle Women’s dub, 2 pun.
wmemomam^
Mother M. A Hocker
Sister OUle Kaler
who passed away in 1933
Today recalls sad memories
. Of Loved ones gone to tart
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—_____••net TafRna %iaM
r&nmie man -
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WHENTOUINVESf
in life insurance you invest ii
yourself.- Besides protection our
oolides help yon save. MIKE
FRANSSEN with • STATE RE
SERVE LIFE. Phone 839. . 1 ,
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This Spring at the
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