Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 303, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 4, 1928 Page: 3 of 10
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k ' Tomorrow’s
Entertainments
The Winnie Davis Chapter Unit*
* ed Daughters’ of the Confederacy
win meet at S'o’clock at the home
of Mrs. C. C. Bullard. •
MTS. Howard Edmiston will en-
tertain with bridge at 3 in the Gra-
ham Hotel dining room.
The Blue Bonnet Club will meet
with. Mrs. K. J. Woodward. 1216
Avenue at three o’clock.
NEWS FROMj
H. P. C. CAMPUS
(PEN MONDAY
Finn fmiis m
CILEMMIEJUER UPON
BIG fEM'S MUM
EM SWEET DISCUSSES
JUDGE (Hit. LIIDSEfji
J ‘ Here A ltd There i
In Texas t
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Three qtyown County schools are
their doors for
according to J.
schet lied |
workjnexl
o ooen
Moiftsy,
1 NEW TELL LEADER
Emmett Harper, who three weeks
ago was elected chief yell leader of
the Howard Payne pep squad, hand-
ed his resignation to the student
body Wednesday morning, giving as
his reason for resigning, his belief
that there were others better
equipped for the position than he-. A
warm debate followed among the
leaders of the student body and aft-
er a discussion, pro and con. lasting
30 minutes. Harper's resignation was
accepted.
Lloyd Nixon/a Senior and for two
years assistant yell .leader, ,‘iwas
unanimously chosen chief yell lead-
er. . .
Oscar 8w i die. county; lupertotend-
th, wttM four teach-
with two. 'and Barber
schoc
only one teacher,, are
will start this next
DRAMATIC CLUB MEETS
Howard Payne Players, the dra-
matic club of Howard Payne, plan
for an active year during the 1936-39
school session, according to an-
nouncements following a meeting of
the organization Tuesday night. The
termiAe
5.000
The FVdells Matrons Sunday*
School Class of Coggtn Avenue Bap-
tist church will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. J. N. Bowman 718
Ate. D at three.
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w Happy Club
The Happy Hour Club was enter-
tained at the home of Mrs. G. E.
Chatham on Wednesday afternoon._______________ .
T** to?"* tree attractively decorated club pUns to give at least four plays censuf of
With faO cut flowers. “Forty-two", during the year. Try outs for new
woo the choeen diversion. Mrs. L.,H.' members are to be held toon.
Bander* scored high. - J j _
. A,dainty refreshment plate with prf.mfd rLltii FORMED
**’ ' fa i?s* ous^ With °”n Chandler as president.
Members present w«e. Otis % p^-Med Club has been organized
Carl Q.iurV Jr? Wtoon.^ Mr^. at How&rd Payne. Robbie Grant is
***•A- M McHorse. vice-president: Evelyn Anderson.
COLEMAN. Oct. 4.—<8p.>—With
a program planned that would rival
a schedule of a group of experienced
agriculturalists, members of the
Coleman High School vocational ag- coml)ahioMie.^saki the Oover-
ggtjSsis 5sr? swg
program of the year is the terractog™***itTSJL-
of more than 5,000 acres of Coleman,» in lte 8trlci
Ben L. Lindsey, formerly Juvenilia
court Judge in Denver, is having a
hard row to hoe since he came out
for companionate marriage, said ex-
Gove mor William E. Sweet of Colo-
rado in an interview Wednesday
night.
-Judge Lindsey was very unfor-
tunate in his choice of the word
said the
Lindsey used
technical meaning,
* ™S^rodir birth
do th« work during the coming control. . tbln* for which the Ct-
iL*£\nd spring. D^iry c.ule w,U thoUrchurch V*-. «“
attack on the Judge came from his
church first,” he said.
The Governor- then told how the
Mrs.. L. H. Sanders. Mrs.
Stewart, Mrs. Prank B. Wilson. Mrs,
secretary, and
Oswald Daughety.
SS'iSS.’SE** „eilb ^ m*pp"1 ""
Mrs. Marvin Outhrte and Miss
. : I* ' * * * .
Merry Mixers 'Club
The Merry Mixers Chib was en-
an extensive program for the cur-
rent year. f
FORMER EDITOR MARRIED .
Travis B.' Curtis. former editor of
The Yellow Jacket, official publica-
tion of Howard Payne College.
~ nn twwi.t Tt th* recently married, according to tofor-
I matlon reaching here, announcing
of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton hjg mArTitgt to-Miss Robin Roddy.
at Corpus Christ!. September 17th.
found e!
such
made by
said. U
more thi
tsflce
law i
the i
said.
Under
of i9 a.
place
prese t
more
week!
censu l.
be tested for farmers of the county
free of charge by another group.
Degrees. In farmer terms, will be took up the flsbt- ,
conferred upon the boys with the] “The women’, the governor said
completion of a required section of i “who had stood behind him and
o, Diucu. the program. The beginners will be, helped him fight his battles In his
utilities, has been known as “green hands ’; the more court, forsook him at this point,
the board of city advanced will be entitled. to the land I doubt if he will ever come
to have taken a name “Texas farmer.’* and the back to as strong a position ar he
city's population. j highest group may be Justly be once held "
«n might be called “Texas planters.-* Eadh of the; The governor was of the opinion
for a newcharter 28 1" Mr Cooks class hare that the Judge made a mistake in
would have to be chosen,a project that he Will work using the typei of medium he did
i._ ot. Mr Bizzeii out hlihaelf and upon which he will, for the (publishing of his views to
Charter for cities of submit a report at the end of the the world, and that if he had used
5 000 Coleman might; school year. Cotton was the most more sedate magazines his ideas
of' the home rule P°Pular rroP among the members would probably have been generally
idoot dtovisions to meet of the class. Fourteen of the boy* accepted at once. He said that a
“ needs of this city he wiU study that branch of farming; r-cent pamphlet issued by the Judge
, fire chose poultry: two, baby beeves. pxphuning more in detail com pan-
governmental can...^ andtm, brood ««■». i ton.tr rnwrlw ha. turn* nuuiy
man * nonulatlon was Two of the dots. Farrell Hender- laymen his way*.
^S^ThTclty“ and Jackson Diat are making
■jr zsrzmrjszs =£ ss
„• J to take the J» ™ £ Tti
boys will be able to tell Dad’ sev-j
ieral things about farming, the,in-'
structor said.
4-
By the Asaoclated Pres*
To find a wife who is a Christian,
can bake good biscuits, and Is be-
tween 40 and 45 years old. faces
Mayor R. E. Thomason or El Paso.
The unusual request to assist him
in dii-covering a mate was received
by Mayor Thomason from E. S.
Parker. 53. of Rising Star, j
Some one with distorted idea*
either to Corpus Chris tT* location
or South Texas’ winter climate tyas
sent city engineer H. L. Shaw of
the Gull' Coast town a question-
naire asking the method used in
clearing snow from streets. Shaw
answered tlie question in a -Wanner
which will, perhaps, indicate Cor-
pus Christi’s snowiess state. “The
city engineer puts all the snow re-
moved from the streets of this
town in his eye.” was Shaw’s re-
ply- ; r i 4 . - ' / |
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Those who picture Texas, sheep
and goat raisers as giant shtshoot--
ers attired In toots and 10-gallon
hats are due for • surprise In the
announcement from the sheep and
goat raisers’ association of Texas,
headquarters at Sap Angelo that
15 women and one minister are
conducting sheep ranches in the
state. ,, j. j\
Whether or not thev strike pay
dirt, members of a drUling crew
engaged IP sinking a wildcat test
near Kertville face the' prospect of
ideal surrounding fpr hunting in
their 6ft hours. One driller driv-
ing near the well counted «5 deer
within a radius of 14 miles.
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FROCKS
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Answer Fashion's
Call , /
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$24.75 to $34.75
The frocks you'll want for
fall wear await you here
in wide assortment of styles
—for every occasion. . . .
Fashioned of 8atm, Frost
Crepe and Georgette, dach
is at once noticeable for Its
4 < ’ ‘ 4 .
exquisite Autumn hpes
replace the pastel shades
of Summer. Trimmings—
many of \Wlvet—are new
and charming. Infinite
variety in neckltPes and
sleeves and the new cir-
cular skirt. *
f Size.. .11 to,44 r /
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Mr*. Fannie Harris of San Saba,
said to be the oldest living grad-
uate of Baylor Untveraity. has as-
repted an lnvlUtlon to break
ground Oct, 11 for Baylor’s memo-
rial dormitory for womih. Mr*.
Harris graduated from the institu-
tion. then located at Independent,
when Dr. Rufus C* Burleson was
its president.
O L. Sims, county Judge, resid-
ing at Paint Rock. Ig preparing for
publication a book on Indian Pir-
tigraphs fou*d In the Davis Moun-
tain region. The subject has nev-
er been discussed In book form.
G. C. Rousarli; tor 25 year* a*si*t-
ant to the manager of the Houston
Chamber of Commerce has his own
ideas about how a vacation should
me and
visits the office every day “to
atWactively
andftfem. Br
In the game
The game rooms were
rly decorated with rotes
Bridge gave the diversion.
I In the game. Mrs. Willard Kiser re-
ceived the high score and Mr. W. F.
Salyer received low .score.
A plate of salad dainties and iced
ten were passed to Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. McCullough. Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Kiser. Mr. and Mrs. Billie
Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Modie Wells. Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Klrkaeji. Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence iWells, Mr. and Mrs^T. L.j
GROWN m DOES
BE TRIED FUG CUTTLE
STEW IT GOLEMIU
W. F.
”M. V. McCartney and Roy By-
ers. two youths from near Bangs
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. ... ..
8alyer and W. and Mra Jpe Prench. ^ ^ trled ln thf Strict court
! * * * * at Coleman Monday, on charge
MOOD DELEGATES
TK COMANCHE TO
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A comiAIttee from Broanwood
left 4 hursfl ly noon to attend a
meetl ig if Comanche; which will
meet frith thers to perfect a road
organ zatic . to give a short cut
from his i fy to Dallas. The road
undef cogpideration is Federal
67 which enters the
f
Billy Bakewell In
Great Role In Belle
Bennett Film
Flashes of Life
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BV THE ASSOCIATFD TRl
KHARTUM. Sudan The «o%Vm-
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One of the promising youngsters
in the Hollywood film -colony is
William Bakewiell. eighteen years
old. who gives a performance in
“The Devil's TTade Mark." closing
at the Queen theater today. Thi*
bov wa* bom and brought up lh
of High! ay J
bordef at
' Wifi thi
in B own
the Igghw
tlie par
Burk seciRary
Comi erce rho
iment has been trying in vs in to j Hollywood and since a small boy
reduce the price of brides. A groom ; he ha* had an ambition to become
now has to pay 15 cows to the 1 an actor. V
bride's father A few hundred miles ■ The thought wa* much' easier
away, near Lake Albert, the price than the accomplishment, however,
is five cow* A reduction here has When he wgs not in school he
been thwarted by the objections of persistently kept at the Job of try-
Shilluk Maiden* with such state- lnf ^ break mio pictures. Final-
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Fay your .September account In fall on or before. Orl. 19 and
save the Green Stamp*.
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state it T ark ana and ends at tlie i
residio.
passing of road bonds j
3bunty this; section of [
Will become a fact in !
ittire. according to H
Gleaners Sunday School, £££*? iS?dSj
‘ Class , ' j to District Attorney W. U. Early
The Gleaners Sunday School I Thursday. j y __ 1
Class of Central! Methodist Church | to 1* alleged the two youths
met Wednesday afternoon in the slaughtered cattle on the ranch be-
elass room for business and a so-.longing to J. B. Turner and son.
dal. The result of an officers elec- i and sold part of the carcass in . attndilm the meetmz
ttop for the ensuing year ors Brownwood. 8heriff Fred White Jr ‘ . _ .. 2
president, Mrs. W. L. Clark; vifce, and deputies caught the boys after joui
president. Mrs. Efton Wells: secre- i an all night chase following the day j
tary. Mrs. J. R. Stockton; treasurer,. of the alleged theft, it was stat-
Ma Hubert Fields, and repoytqr. • ed. ' ■ nt/wiAnn
O. W. 8 tat ham. Mrs, Frank Witnesses supoenaed to the case
Sweet was unanimously i elected t include; Leonard Keith. John Rato- ” ,
teacher and Mrs. Virgil Parker | ey. Elvy Bell and D. L. Dickey of ^ ***'
Brownwood. besides a list of about
ten witnesses who live at Bangs.
It'is thought that the Bangs wlt-
j nesses are to be used by the de-
fense ip an attempt to prove an j
ments as: “What! Do you think
we are eoing to be cheaper than
our mothers?"
ly he succeedfd in grttirg extra
Job*. These , jpbs led to other Job*
and after two years pt doing extra
work his big opportunity came in
December 1926 when he was select-
ed for the rale of Belle Bennett’s
son' ln “Mothpr." j produced at tlie
F B O atudtcM 1
general, has ordered his police not ; , 'Jj ___
“S;sh’~lp';“nIn ‘ r-j
yin.. poaiMcJ^SSSinSrSS'.^, ?lual not ^ ca:nrd <° **-. DanLupia Bests
man.*Bali ger. San Angelo. Fort ”
bo spent. |Hc remains at h
dati
are comtnt along
If things
right."
see
aU
EXICO CITY-The ban has
of The* Chamber of i beeW lifted on kissing in the streets,
was one of the par- Antonio Rios Zertuche. inspector-
Report Tug Has ■
Rescued Crew Of
Spanish Steamer
U dis-
it. Vincent,
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id Marfa and on to
alibL
elected as assistant.
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Fifth Birthday Party
Mrs. T. O. Gill entertained - a
Cumber of little folks at her rural
home od Tuesday afternoon to
celebration of her little daughter,
Dorothy Jean's fifth birthday. Va-
childrens games and contests i
enjoyed, after which the white
cake with its pink and
white candies was cut and served
with ice-cream. -Large candy suck-
ers were .given as flavors. The lit-
tle guests were Ctaudtoe Covey,
'Vera and M»iba Orr. Louise
Richardson. Nannie Belle Cannon.
Frances Milhollon. Tommie Terrell
and 8. B. and Hillary Cannon.
* a * * *
Laf-a-Lot Club . j
^Ahie Laf-a-Lot Club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
C. L. Elliott. Cut flowers were used Chamber or cxwimerce. phoned H.
In floral decoration and bridge of-. Burks, secretary, the congratula-
fered the diversiort. In the game* tlons from his city. Letters were
Mtas Maxine Elliott scored high and received Thursday from Carl A.
Mrs. 8. D. Sprinkle scored low. I Blastg. secretory of the Brady
A delicious salad plate!with ae- Chamber, and Homer D. Wade,
companytag was served to manager of the West Texas Cham-
che. *eet
Burk .
Abne r. Wj
mins and
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Friday
in
Smlh
TtolKto? include"1 Bdr * paid SSxJIPa yearby
Thur^y include. Mr. ; the ^ tor shaking hands
., Mu?phy. r5: .Tim®: ** ~tin« M^r *W* toad
udge E. M. Davis.
The Divorce Court
DY HAROLD D. OLIVER
AuorLUH Pre*a Staff Writer
ALBANY. iN. Y . Oct. 4.—ppt—
Governor Smith is proceeding with
the mapping out of his future cam-
paign plans along lines he believe*
most effective in the light of ex-
perience gained from , his first- two
weeks invasion of the west.
While keeping silent on the num-
; ber of speeches he expects to de-
I liver on his second swing beg:
mng next week, and where
will take him., the Democratic pi
idential nomine is expected to c
t /w-rwar . a , _ his course around the eastern half
LONDON. Oct. ^ du*!of thefcountry. probably taking a
patch to Lloyds from St. Vincent. dlp intL the -aolidi South”, before
Cape Verde Islands, today said a touching border slates, and
government tug had rescued the
it is certain he will reserve the fi-
nal week of 'he campaign for a
whirlwind finish in the Atlantic
seabord states. His -pr^ches tl
will be inf mere rapid order
probably ’'Jill be confined to the
'strip between\ B<»ton and Balti-
i more, as well as tho*r cities. wRh
'Hew York getting thd final address
J on the Satuidsiy night befbre el#6-
* tirxn -' i .
tion
Definite announcement of the
schedule for ihe next stumping
tour will be made by the Governor r
himself ln a few dais Meanw||U9
he intends .to get as ir.beh rest
possible and to limber up on file
golf links. Kc is making no polft-
ican engagement:. S{
i -• *4 w
i I *e
6 months or longer to
for automobile repair
Harris Motor Co. J ^
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Democratic Rally
t at 8:00 P. M-
INGERSOL.
year-oki girl, who drove
COLEMAN. Oct 4 4-iSp > —Dan
Cupid held the upper hand on ihc
divorce court* in Coleman coun-
ty during the month of September,
according to record in the county
and district court offices Exaitiy
24 marriage lloense* were issued oy
County <herk Walker during the
past month, compared to nine pttl-
_ . . , , tlons for divorce filed with the dist-
Ont —An elcvim- ; rtct cWlc
the crew of the Spanish steamer
Axpe Mendl. The ship went aground
on Bona\-istp Island on October 1
and the captain reported he consid-
ered salvage impossible.
the j circle with speed
to more northern states.
Whirlwind Finish
How long this trip will take and
JhatNsubJects the nonur.ee will dis-
cuss are not definitely known, but
made hi* secretary his social am-
• bassador at an increase -of $500 a
• year in salary and with the title
j of deputy director of the Depart-
! ment of public affairs.
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a stolen
Congratulations for Brown Coun-
ty and Brownwood on the passage
of the road bond* Monday have
been pouring in to the Chamber of
Commerce daily by wire, letter and
telephone?
John Boswell, of the Dallas
by prominent loci I &S£
t* in behftlf of Al drove at 60. are under arre* Af- l*cked only a-»ut a hslf-dosen
president.
(PoL Adv.)
ter speeding through traffic they equalling the number of marriage
were halted when the police fired licenses for the three months peri-
at them. od. j
Hi-
Columbialii
n i
y
ths members. ,
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Brownwood Dclptiian
4 C Chapter I
The Brownwood Delphian Chapter'
ber of Commerce at Stamford.
Mr. Wade says that if the local
Chamber nevftr don another thing
this victory will justify It* exist-
snee for many years. “Now,” he
continued, “if we can get the water
question settled, which I believe, is
possible. Brownwood I* destined to
met Wednesday afternoon at three become a competitor for any city
o'clock at the Federated Club room.jin Texas." \
Hal ChMTy presided during the, J. R. Sane*, mayor of Comanche,
eesion. The topic, was; sa^d to a wire that the bond elec-
Literature” *nd was con- tion not only means much to
ducted by Mrs. E. T. Johle. Mrs. H. Brownwood and to the people of the
Bebroeder and Mr*. R. M. Franchl-, county, but will be a stimulus to
' his section. . » ?
“Nothing to recent .years has
meant more to ,tht* great South-
west than your splendid vote.” was
a part of a congratulatory wire'
seur gave reports on Emerson and
Mrs. V. M. Sheffield gave a talk on
the life of Poe. “ Mrs. A. E. Wilson
i. and Mrs. E. Qodbold each gave a
1 Tf fltng from Poe. Mrs. J. K. Wilkes
the life of Whitman. Mrs j*"* frorn Ed McRae, chief of
Stewart Hopper read one of Whit-ihjlhimypbureauofJJ^Port W
man’s poems. Ten members were ^namoer
present.
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. Childs Psychology Club
^ The Child’s Psychology Club met
Wednesday morning at the Federat-
ed Club room in “A Discussion of
Methods of Establishing Right Prin-
ciples" Mrs. LJ E. Dublin led thd
program. Mrs. Ben A. Fain discuss-
ed the topic. Mrs. O. C. Walker, Mrs.
W. R. Ellis, Mrs. J. C. Galloway and
Mrs. Connally were received^new
La Kota Campfire Girls
1 M, Meeting:
The La Kota Campfire girls met
Wednesday afternoon at the Austin
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
xxm was spent in finishing
woodwork articles with paint.
Those attending the meeting were:
Pauline Adams, guardian; Ous-
els I^e Seltzer, Dorothy arid Kath-
ryn Young. Virginia Epley. Virginia
Skinner. Eugenia DeMarcus. Joee-
^^deOulley. Alline Horn and
Pm
of Commerce.
Among other wires received we
from: Van H. Howard, bond
pert of San Antonio; Waco
ber of Commerce; and R. Wr
Armstrong. Houston.
Records J
rawiniM t v*5!' '
Are You Sharing the Profits of the
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A Profit-Sharing Method of Advertising
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vertising plan. Rather than spend large sums of money in other
waya to convince you of the merit of these goods, they are spending
t on this sale in permitting us to sell you two full size packages of
quality merchandise for the price of one, plus one cent It costs
to get new customers, but the sacrifice in profit is justified,
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CANP-BELL DRUG CO
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The Rexall Store
Old Mon Suiuhint.
•T Still Belong Toi You"
csbfomiA Ramblers
i Paul Whiteman and his orrhe*tra .1506
Little Boy Bluebird1
and Orchestra
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•Giggling Oeriie”
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“Lonely Little Bluebird
"Out Of The Dawn"
•'Sweetheart Love"
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Good Night Waltz"
“Wednesday Night Walts"
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