Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 202, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 30, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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THt GRAHAM DAILY REPORTER THURSDAY. ATB1L H, IM>.
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:«OYAL NEIGHBORS HAVE
42 PACtY WEDNESDAY
The Royal Neighbors met at their
meeting Hall Wednesday afternoon
for a forty-two party, with Mrs.
Grace Owen* and Mrs. Willie Mae
Ownens as co-hosttasee.
Delicious ice cream and cake was
served to twenty members.
TVie R. N. A. will hold a benefit
42 party Monday night at the K. P.
CHORAL GROUP, RHYTHM HAND TO AID ,
IN MUSICAL DRAMATIZATION OF TEXAS
HISTORICAL EPISODES FRIDAY NIGHT
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Final practices for the Certten- J C'laybrook, Bii’kdie Lee Beasley,
nial pageant to he given Friday , Guy Padgett liens m, Donald 8av-
night at eight o’clock ar„ being agi, Hallie Jean McClung, Shirley
held today at Graham High School.
Diroctirig the pageant as the ex-
ecutive committee are Misses Edith
Fuller, Mary Elisabeth Smith, and ______ ..___
Maude Duncan. The cottume com- phine Dtnbon. I
42 party Monday nigm a. wie “■ • . mittee is composed of Miss Quids | Kay Sitton Walter Heath, Kay-
Hall at eight o’clock. The public Hubbert, and the chairman of the | ford Knight, Doris Joe Jackson,
ia Invited. isix episodea. 'Charles Bake^, Hattie Lee Brymn.
- o — | Miss Mary Elisabeth Smith is ; Pauline Tucker, Betty Lee Grove,
“CHARACTER BUILDING” |furnishing the music, along with Glen Fairchild, Margaret McKibben,
James Bray, Katie Jane Richards,
Joe Lee Brash-ars, Edward Cacbran.
Billy Fitzgerald, Bobbie Doug
Mabry.
Gwendolyn Addtrson, Frankie Mae
Howurj, Hubert Anderson, Ed"-sr
Steele, Veater Harelton, Mary Jos?-
DISCUSSEI) BY MOTHERS I the Centennial choir, and 'Rhythm
The Methodist Moths ns' ilub met under the dmetijn of Spen-
Tuesjay fpr an interesting program ;eer Boyd street. _ , .
on “Character Buiding”, with Mrs. I HeialrVi to announce the events I Stewart, Luia Mae Snider, Bettry
are Floy Hinson and ;Emut Rem-
ington, and pages are Ben Hugh
Smith.
Julius Boy Its, Mary Ellen Belyen,
Matthews, Walter Marshall, Rwy , Lou Wallace Unlldress, Eva Joe
Bahn, and Kenneth Helvey
The entirt' pageant will be bril- | Snider.
Miller, Annie Mae Guyton, Idella
W. L. Scott as leader. Mia. B. S.
Cox opened the program with a
beautiful devotional on "Love”.
Mrs. E. Ijennington gave a bit of
advice in her talk, “Don’t Preach”,
and Mia. G. B. Johnson spoke on
“Why Parent* Praise.”
Musical numbers were given by
Mrs. P. M. Nicolett, who sang “I
Ijove a Little (W-age,” accompan-
ied at the piano by Emma Cloe
Cook, and a piano solo by Lou
Wallace Childrtsi. ,
Hostesses for the afternoon were | PuP>k >n the Rhythm ^and or | Et)m Mae Dunn Krjknkle Shi#W,(
Meadames Smith, Rose. Mobley and i Ea* w>rd take *-re J. D. Dunn, K. nntth Bryan.
Kimrml, who served delic ous orange follows; ^ ^ Leon Fegett, Ulas
sherbet and angel futd cake to thir-
liarrtly coiortful and entertaining.
The students have worked hard,
and will present one of the most
complite pageants of history ever-
given liT Graham.
Sptncer Moore, Saikie Shingler,
Mary Belle V\ urtson, Dixie Del|
McAfee, Reginald Baker. Euell
Wayniek.
James Money, Wanda Jean Mc-
MOON TEMPERATURE 18 |
ESTIMATED AT 243 DEGREESf
London, OtwL-Visitors to the j
moon would find it pretty cold up ]
thaw, the Royal Canada reports.
Measured by thermometers u^ed J
on thi* -earth, the society eebimat- ,
ed the ttf mgyevarture on the moon !
dips as low as 243 degree* below
xero.
Educators tell us the average
woman’s vocabulary corptmts of
about 800 words. Small stock, but
think of the turnover.
Use Reporter Ads For Results
H«w To Mm .
Varicose Veins
M (tartly Upward Tswsrd tin Hssrt
h Mssd is Wdas Fhwt Thai Wsy
Many people have become despondent
(Menus* they bar* been led to believe
that tbers is no remedy that will reduce
swollsu veins and bunches.
If you will »et n two-ounce oriciaal
bottle of Meson's Kmsrnld Oil (full
streoctb) nt sny >r*t-class Unix store
and apply It aiebt and mornlnf as
dlrseted yon should quickly notice an
Improvement. Continue to apply Emer-
ald Oil until tha veins and bunches are
ven in i,ran»m. -------- -
„ ... j,, u' Clenkoy, Edwanisr Reed, Lowell
A small admission price will be , , ., ..
| Bush, Billy Ainn, Johnny Manta.
charged. . Wende„ Casburn, James Nanta,
vmm ____ _w______Plemmons,
Leader, Spencer Boytr Street, Jt. > If,, Holvnen Gertrude Hubhard.
Msmst’s Emerald Oil ia a harmless.
yet moat powerful penftrator and IWO
ounces last s very Ion* time. Indeed,
powerful is Kmfraid Oil that old
ealr sore* and ulcer* ire often ra-
lly keeled. It has brou*ht much corn-
worried people all over tbs
eh ran
tlrsiy
fort to
eouatry.
Far *1 ■irate an-
(silver or stamps)
ina—packing to 1
^rd 10 rents
•w cost—taall-
\.l*f.. Interns-
-Chester, N. Y.
DID YOU KNOW
THAT we can render JUST AS GOOD
and efficient SERVICE as any PAINT and
BODY WORKS shop in the larger cities,
such as Wichita Falls, Fort Worth or
Dallas?
We are equipped with proper Tools, Quality Mater,
iais and Skilled Workmanship, guaranteeing you first
class service. -i
WRECKER SERVICE
Our wrecker service is available DAY or NIGHT.
When in need of this service give us a call. NO
JOB TOO SMALL—NO JOB TOO LARGE. Estimates
gladly made on any work.
COURTESY — QUALITY — PROMPTNESS
“If We Can Not Fix It — Throw It Away”
STREET MOTOR CO.
GRAHAM, TEXAS
DAY PHONE 7«2. NIGHT PHONE 278
©OMPLETELV TAKEN BV '5UR.PR.iBE
THE THREE OF WU PANG'S
POWERFUL GUARDS OVERWHELM DAN
WE WILL TAKE
'HE INTERLOPER
TO WU FANG .'m
BUT X TELL YOU
X WA5 ONLY
GETTIN' MATERIAL
FER A STORY—
I'M A WRITER —
HONEST I AM/
WHY,
WHAT
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you
ty members and guests.
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GIRL RESERVES ENJOY
,Ttsingles: Allen McCleaky, BA>- ! Raymond Limon*, Edith Noble,
bie Ruth Crawford, Sarah Brtih Joyce- MoGehee, Harold' Dean
Mayes, Earline Fickarii, Virginia Wheat, Harry Pankey, Billy Aylor,
PERSONALITY PROGRAM £t.wart, j0 Frances Cark. - Lioi* Nell Savage Ben Earl Irtby,
A personality irogram was en- Jir^le tolls: Allen Guthrie, Lo- Hoke Ward,
joyed by the Gild Reserves Tuesday r>jne Knox, Billy LaPtade, Jimmy j Marie Artiury, Venedia WbiUker,
night. Nell Free had chaige of the . ^orrwji j*nits Brandon, J*hn Hook- Charles Lewis, Geraldine Haitxeil,
program. ' adaiy. Roy Barron.
Talks on tact and friendship were ^ Rhythm Stick*: Patty Krause,' Uetcher Moseley, Delmar Mayn-
given by Willie Mae. Neill and GJ,ri> jBne Sptwdiey, Sk*lla Jo ,rd. G- A- Aabury, Edna Snyder.
Mosely, Winstead La Mance, Donna G*rtie Nall Hinson, W. C. Snod-
Belle Smith, Ralph Shaham Ed K™*»- •»*<**">- Mary Ltoutte,
1 Ben Faircild George Funderburg.
Annie Lee
Fay Fitxgerald. Lo-1
Thelma Worsham. They brought
out the value of tact and friend-
ship in being an all-round girl, and Bo»mian John*on.
a winnnlng personality. /
*-_***., rrk
vee in the group, and the following . Ilr f.
were chosen as the peroonality girl,: ,ey ^ M*thkim. j„n Blood-
Genevieve Lary; for kindness, Louise
Street; for sportsmanship, Pauline
Sroiife; for friendship, Wallace Kate
Corbett tied with Katherine Arnold.
Tap and the Girl Reserve songs
concluded the program.
FISHING AROUND-
fContinued from page 1.)
burrow tiny holts here and there
to aid areation—-permitting the-
different gases and constituents of
the air. as Well as the beneficial
effects otf water to bring about
proper soil conc'Uions fo- plant life,
upon which all animlP JTtf« 6f the
earth must subsist.
* * * *
Let's go fishin’
worth.
Tamborinea: Norman Stovall,'Jr.,
Elise WiaflOid, Many Stella Deflb,
Blake AlHson, Jr.
Cazaos; Eliaabeth Deals, Wanda
Lea Wheeler, Anne Louis* Bates,
Betty Delores Washburn.
Drum: Jack Odell.
The choral group will be com-
posed of the following:
Dudley Land, Wand* Curry, Mary
Lou Rodden, Winnie Snodgrass,
Zone Winkler, Norma Daivis. Betty
laine Purselley.
R. E. Lindsey, Joe Boyles, Ken-,
pneth Smith, Bob Ray Williams.
THE SWEETEST HAND
“last night I held a little hand,
So dainty and so neat
I thought my heart would aurey
burnt
So w-ildly did It beat.
No other hand e'er heU so tight
Could greater gladness bring
Than one I held last night—it was
Four Aces snd a King.”
AUDITING BOOKS
J. A. Richker snd George C.'Pierce
audito'e of Fort Worth, are audit-
ing th* books of the Texas Electric
Service Company this week.
Announcements
Invitations,..
Visiting Girds
Stationery__-
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MILLER’S CENTENNIAL SODA, Now .................9c
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AND WALL DISPENSER
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25c to $1.19
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LYSOL,
HOC SIZE
$1.30 SIZE
O. J.’p BEAUTY LOTION,
75e VALUE ..............................................
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SYRUP PEPSIN,
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PER TUBE ........................-.......-...............................
39c
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McKessons 16 oz. Mineral Oil,
Mr VALUE........................................................-.....
49c
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Fishing Tackle and Supplies now
in Stock. Good Assortment
14 oz. Listerine & Maize comp, bag
BOTH FOR . mu......................................
75c
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MILLER DRUG CO.
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Trout, H. I. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 202, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 30, 1936, newspaper, April 30, 1936; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1064418/m1/4/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Library of Graham.