Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 312, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1940 Page: 6 of 6
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FRIDAY, AUGUST N, WM
Recent Bride Named
Honoree at Lovely
........'^Mkcellaneoui Shower
Ct'mplimdnting Mrs. A. .). .Ruther-
ford of Olnry, formerly Ml* Linns
Ballard of Olncy. Mrs. Hoyle Fitz-
gerald of Indian Mound entertained
at her home Wednesday afternoon
with a miscellaneous shower.
Guests .registered at the bride s
book presiimd over by Mrs. Ed Brad-
shaw. and cants were directed by
Mrs. Eula B Swaim and Mrs. Jack
Nickols. The honoree was given a
slip of paper dtiJWtiBK h, r *” follow
the rainbow tfi' find the pot of gold
a group of lovely gifts
Delicious refreshments were served
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Ethel Ellis Wed.
Iowa Park Man In
Oklahoma City
Announcement bus been received
here of the marriage 6f Miss Ethel
Ellis, formerly of Graham, to Ray-
mond Sunday, son of Mr. and Mrs.
f> \Y Sunday of Iowa Park, at the
St Luke’s Methodiat Church in Okla-
homa City. Okla.. August 21. Rev.
George D Atkins, pastor, read the
marriage service.
The bride chose
two-.piece costume of traveler’s sheer
and black accessories. The couple
was unattended.
Delphian Chapter to
Meet Wednesday
Spanish Refugees
To Be Sent to Mexico
The first meeting of the new club
session of the Alpha Beta Delphian
Chapter will be held Wednesday aft-
ernoon, September 4, at 3 o’clock at
the club room in the Coca Cola plant.
Mrs. W. G. Mobley will be program
leader. The study topic this year,
according to the club officials. is
a continuation of the "Basic Trends.
-bSB VERRIERES. Swiss-French
Frontier, Aug. SO.—All Spanish refu-
gees in France since the Spanish civil
war, numbering about 350,000, are to
migrate to Mexico, according to an
agreement signed by France and
Mexico.
ft also was reported from v^ichv
the Mexican government
i Africa government will not
change its war course, by the victor
ies of Hitler or Hertaog’s "glorifica-
tion of Germany."
that
Given. Family Report
Intere.ting Tour
Of Western State.
negotiating with Washington to char
ter United States ships to transport
the homeless Spaniards to Mexico.
Oliver Karnes of Cross Plains is
WBR Graham visitor.
Mrs. Ted Wlfiiams was a business
visitor in Dallas Thursday.
L. L. Davidson and Geo. H. New-
ton were Datlas visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Givens and
son. Johnny, have returned from a
sightseeing trip in their little Bin
tarn automobile through the Western
States and a visit with Mrs. Given’s
sister- in Uoa Angeles, California. On
their tour, they attended the Indian
Festival at Gallup. New Mexico, trav-
eled through the petrified forest and
went to Boulder Dam in Nevada,
where they were' shown the tunnels
through which the water supply is
carried to Eos Angeles.
After Stops in Boulder City. Ne-
vada. and Los Vegas, Nevada, the
Givens went to Los Angeles, where
they visited her sister, and went to
fuchsia and blue Catalina Island. Enrouie home they
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The agreement between France and [^-Sage Leberman of Fort Worth.
Mexico was said to have been signed
by Paul Bauilouin, FVench foreign
minister, and Louis Rodriguez for
Mexico. The text is to be published
Sept. 1. __^
j Three conditions were reported at-
tached to the' agreement:
1. That transportation expenses
and upkeep in France for the refu-
gees from today until their departure
will be paid by the Mexican govern-
ment. —
2. Mexico to accept all Spaniards
without regard to creed or political
beliefs, and
3. France reserves the right to hand
■over any common law criminal in the
ranks of the refugees if the Spanish
government asks her to do so.
zona, and in El Paso.
Mrs. Sunday, the daughter of Mr.J
•nr! Mrs. C C. Ellis of Jacksboro. is g0y8 Take Trip to
Negotiate With
Nazis, Says S.
Africa Leader.....
Forrest Park
a graduate of Graham High School,
where she was a popular student and
a noted pianist. Following her grad- . . „
•ation she attended school in Berke- Boys of the Junior De-partn.ent o
ley. California ithc Sunda>- S**00' of th* F,rst Mfth
CAPETOWN. South Africa. Aug.
30.— Former Premier Hertzog intro-
duced in the assembly Thursday a
motion that the Union of South
■ Africa start immediate peace nego-
| tiations with Germany and Italy.-
Britain Ts' Nearrying on the war in
! a “spirit of despair” after being
! abandoned by France, stated Herzog,
Mr Sunday a graduate of lowa'^list Church enjoyed a trip to For-idays after Britain’* declaration ol
„ . ‘. . „ , , • „_niowj rest Park, the Botanic Gardens, and j war Sept. 3. _ - -,
£\omrthe coupW wini£ zzxzrzz,
. ■ ! ppte Nicolett, Harry Cain and Harold Smutu, who succeeded HertiOf
Wttrton and Bob Baeeus of Hunts- Lennhtgton. ' I head of the government a year ago
villi- .pent Thursday and Thursday--’ - wh*" fAwent scared re at.ons
mght n the guests of Mr and Mrs. Miss Cora Kite Rylec returned with Germany. replied angrily to
Sta'm S Baeeus Thursday from a visit in Fort Worth Hcrtzog’e motion, that the union of
SNODDY’S
Back -To School Sale
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
MASTERPIECE
Webster’s New
Dictionary
60.000 TERMS
$1-25
LADIES SLIPS
Good Quality
39*
HOUSE SHOES
5 39
Book Satchels
15c to $175
Fountain Pen*
to
IQc to $J.0C
Over-Sime
Eraser Pencil
CMIdren’z Panties
^ Beat Quality
Boya’ Shirta
39c to 49c
ALARM CLOCK
89°
,220 Pace* Thame
PAPER
9C
Children’* Sox
Extra Grade
|c Pair
Boy*’
UNDERWEAR
Good Grade Broad-
cloth Ribbed Shirta
kC Each
ladies girdles
Extra Malarial
39c
BOYS’ TIES
Ladies’ Slacks
YOUR CHOICE
cil and
SETS
Pan
79*
16 Gald Medal
CRAYOLAS
Barrington
Shampoo
50c*« 39
Mans’ and Bays’
Seamless Sox
IQcPr
HANES SHIRTS
AND TRUNKS
[c Each
Vt
6 Cedar Pencils
TENNIS SHOES
67c
BOYS’ BELTS
10*to 25c
Hinds Honey
And Almond
• | -oe MiI
SIZE i
Colgate’s
tooth paste
m size
R. P. Kinsey, district field man for
the AAA, was a business visitor in
Grahsm today.
Miss Marilyn Hamill is visiting in
Corpus Chriati with Mrs. Al Rose
Nelson Ross, who has been spend-
ing the summer in Corsicana, is in
Graham to resume his work as a
teacher in the Graham schools.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan and Mrs.
Lawrence Jordan of Graford visited
friends m Graham Thursday.
J. L. Rhoades is spending this week
on a vacation trip to W£st Texas and
New Mexico.
Kenneth Grissom. Pete Tinney and
D. P. Wheeler of Alvord visited
friends here Thursday.
Misses Barbara Shaw and Dorthy
Ruth Collins of Fort Worth are the
guests of Mrs. Roy Hamill.
Miss Patricia Hamill has returned
from Fort Worth where she spent
the summer.
Graham P. Stewart and son, Mal-
colm, are visiting at the Malcolm
Stewart Ranch near Dallas And at the
Alamositas Ranch near Gallegor, New
Mexico. , •
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Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Tucker and
son. Billy, returned Wednesday from
a trip to Van Zandt county, where
they visited his parents.
MATJ0MA
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GEORGE BRENT — VIRGINIA BRUCE
“THE MAN WHO TALKED TOO MUCH”
What be knew meant life or death to his *
talked I What he saw meant the end of the i
What he told Is tha moat thrilling story of the
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TODAY AND TOMORROW
History's moot colorful
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GEORGE HAYES
“Young Buffalo Bill”
PLAY BINGO
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BELA LUGOSI
“Phantom Creeps”
LIBERTY
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PLAYING SAFE " said small Freddie ai he spread Jam
- 4<*n the baby’s face. “But I can’t have
‘Tm aorry to have to do this, and ,ugpicion pointing ita flngor at me."
I hope the Lord will forgive me,”| y
JOHNS
Grocery & Market
- Mrs. C. W. Ault and Waldon How-
ard spent Wednesday visiting in Al-
ius, Oklahoma. A. J. Howard. Mr*.
Ault’s father, accompanied them
home after a three weeks’ visit with
his sister, 'Mrs. #. -R. ’ Pumroy. -L>
Altus.
Prices For Friday and Saturday
GOLD BAR
NO. 2ft CAN
Mrs.
UMar.
friends in
FJ.-sie Marehman
of Brownsville, a
Graham.
and son,
ne visiting
Mbs. Rupert Roach and Mrs. Edith
Touchstone were Mineral Wells vis-
itors Thursday night. -
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Graham and
Mr. and Mrs. Normal Stovall and
family returned home today after
trip to Cloudcroft. New Mexico.
Safety Shorts
Traffic Tintypes from the Oil Belt
Safety Council: ' . .
The horn honker honks
At the slightest delay;
He tries to blow traffic
Right out of his way.
He frightens pedestrians—
Make a terrible din—
Someone should grab him
•-And knock his horn* ini
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—4-room modem houao
with hardwood floor*. On pee*d
otrooL 30* W. Second strooL
only. Phone 01*. Sll-Mpd
FOR RENT—In nice quiet, cool lo-
cation five room modem house fur-
nished or unfurnished; hardwood
floors; meter deposits up; ni
schools. Apply 900 Virginia for in-
spection. *U-12-lle
FOR RENT—Thmo-room fnm. apt.
with private bath. Chan, cool, quiet.
Electrolux refrigerator Motor 4*-
pooita up. Rato MM for week , Wl
Kentucky. MBtto
2 for 29c
FOR RENT-Three room furnish-
ed house with both, innonpring mat*
treta; garage: meter deposits paid.
Rant $*5.00 per month. Can St for
> paction. *00
FOR SALE
SALK OR TRADE—Stall
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 312, Ed. 1 Friday, August 30, 1940, newspaper, August 30, 1940; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1064065/m1/6/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Library of Graham.