The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 206, Ed. 1 Friday, February 12, 1937 Page: 2 of 8
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8Rr*^s PREMIER PEER ANP BRIDE SPREAD OF STATE
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teed today for* determined drive
against gambling and relaxation of
They arrang'd to bold a state-
Wfde conference on ratealona and
etanfellam in Kort Worth, April 12
* Bishop Hiram A. Boa* beaded
the commission on future worn of
Tax** Methodlam, wljlch met here
At Southern Methodist Unlvereity'
and drafted a atrpng resolution
agulnst liquor and gambling,
. - The VanuttM iafipf smm
regret'' at the Tncre**re conaump.
Uon of intoxicating liquor with all
it* attending evil*, especially the
ent mounting number of aechienU
on the highway*, many of them
caused by drunken drivers.”
It also noted "the lisisnd, af
• ■hi foftton of the law «d their I
representatives in the legislature
to ‘liberalise' the existing law* so
that intoxicating liquor* may be
sold b^ the drink, which we believe
is open violation of the will of the
IRTIQN PLOT
yBfde ■ fhni sssirt n ths constitu-
tional amendment a
adopted in the
lift election on this question."
The resolution also commended
the governor "for his courageous
message to the legislature asking
for the strengthening of our liq-
uor lew*" and noted “with deep
sereow the gambling erase that has
swept over our fair state like a de-
vastating wave."
“Again we congratulate qur.gov-
'+ ' ”
George Boysen, former mayor of Flint, Mich., and head of the Flint
Alliance, an anti-strike organization, is pictured reading the sub-
penee with which, he was served to appear with others befbre
La Follette investigating commission in Washington. This cdbi-
avlttee is investigating strike-breaking and labor spy activities.
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KANSAS CTTT, MsFeb. 12.
(CJO-A federal comjitslnt Was l*
sued today charging that Mr*,
Joyce McGee, who said she Is the
wife of the convicted kidnaper of
(Miss Mary McEUoy, attempted to
I extort 1600 from Miss McElroy’s
father on threat of again kidnaping
his daughter.
The letter wne mnllid to JUdgd
H. F. Mcfflroy, the city manager,
Feb. ft, from the general hospital.
Federal authorities withheld action
until Dr. Herman 8. Majbr. a psy-
chiatrist, Informed them that Mrs.
McGee Is sane. She ban been at
the hospital under mental observa-
Uon. .
The extortion note instructed
the city manager to ddNvar the
money parentally to ffl* hospital
It was signed Joyce Mebettl,
which District Attorney Maurice
Milligan said, was oneyof hsr sev-
StWlltaM,
The note said:
“Judge McCaroy: I need money
bftdljf. 11 jwy take thjg to the
PLANNING MENUS!
NEEDS SYSTEM
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of the gambling law,” “
the resolu-
ttpo said, ••We earnestly appeal
to our legialature to repeal this
Iniquitous law and to enact laws
that will completely stamp out this
vicious erase among our people,
.We have had several lessons on
budgeting and marketing, and now
we shall want to know something
about planning the menus.
“What shall we eat,” is a daily
problem in the minds of all home-
They Just Wag
Barkless Dog* Steal
Spotlight At
Canine Show
LONDON, Feb. 12. It'D-Bark-
less dogs made their debut today
zzzTmXZ. ±c™tv'
set aside a little time each %week
for the planning of meal* for each
day. There will be shifting of
The resolution was signed by 81 j items, of course, depending on the
tthers of the committee, com-
posed of leading clerics and lay
men of the denomination in Texas,
IIS-:
RAINBOW SHOP’S
Valentine
Values
For Saturday
I Vilbntfna. They were just un-
Brand N#w
Arrival*...
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markets and the family require-
ments. liut in general, if the week-
ly menu is followed pretty close-
ly, left-overs will be taken care of;
there-will be a nice varity, and at-
tention given to the needs of each
member of the family.
Ah eiwy way to plan menus is
to take a large sheet of paper and
section it off in blocks, allowing
seven crosswise divisions for the
this year has attracted 4,342 en-
tries.
| The dogs without barks are
Basenjls. For centuries in Africa
they were bred to keep silent while
tracking game. They are little
Ikiger than fox terriers. Finally
the Basenjls forgot how to bark.
Aside from their silence, the Ba
senjls are notable, because they
wash their faces with their paws
like cats, arch their backs like cats
and generally have a feline appear-
ance. They have not the usual
doggy odor. They have sharply
police, you will only get me. But
that won’t keep your family from
harm. I want 1000 at ones. If
not, the same thing will happen to
your daughter, Mary, that happen-
edto IMS, only this time you won't
gat her back. Having me pltiched
won't keep her from being snatch,
ad. Pay f*Q0 now or It will cost
you plenty to get her hack, if ever.
I am at the general hospital.
Come by yourself to see me.”
“P. 8, If t am pinched Miry
will be taken at once.”
Mrs. McGee was placed under
arrest immediately after the city
manager received the threat.
Walter McGee Was convicted
the leader of a kidnap gang that
seized Miss McElroy almost four
years ago and held her for $30,000
in an abandoned house in Kansas,
She was released unharmed after
JOBS IS PROPOSED ^
^ He added that hi, c
only three
Payroll* plug twT
Part-time work
Head Sun Classify
f rosley
AUSTIN. Feb. 12. (RE) - Rep,
Ben Cathey, Quitman foe of nepot-
ism, today championed spreading
patronage thinly but widely over
the state of Texas,
H* Introduced a bill prohibiting
any state official, elective or ap-
pointive, from employing In his of.
flee or department more than one
perapn from any one county. Vio-
lation would bring forfeiture of of-
fice and’ a maximum fine of $1,000
or a year in Jail.
When It was pointed out that
departments employing more than
254 persons would Involve neces.
sary violation, Cathey aeid. he j this RpparaItir
would amend hi* bill to take care j what it has done of*
of that. He aasailed “territorial rr D !r ott*
partiality," and inequitable distrt- *cxa» Barber]
bution of patronage la “unfnlr, dls- Acr®** Hronr Tea* ]
crimlnatng and opposed to the con-' (,ng** Ph
bstTgl
scalp, Come in
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Duke and Duchess of Norfolk
FoRowlng thdr wedding at Brompton Oratory, Xondon, England,
Britain’s premier peer and his bride, the Duke and Duchess of Nor-
folk, pose for a picture. The bride is the former lion. Lavlnia Strutt,
daughter of Lord Belper The duke is the earl marshal in charge
of King George's coronation. He is Britain’s wealthiest peer, a
wealth inherited through many generations of land ownership.
—Central 1'rcti
AT THE
days of the week and threrdoWfiT etect ezre and tightly curled tails.
ward section for the three meals,
Breakfasts are rather similar, so
four sections will be eriough to
provide for the fruit, cereal, egg,
or other main dish, the bread and
a beverage.
Probably the same number of
sections will take care of lunch-
”■ vliVlla WIH IttltB t#lO UJJUilU:
cons. There will be perhaps just
nourishing soup or an entree, then
the bread, dessert and beverage*
But dinner—the substantial meal-
will require mow sections, accord-
ing to the elaboffttenose oT th<
Usually they are chestnut but oc-
casional cream ones are highly
prized in the Congo.
Although the doga do not bark,
they growl and make a gruttural
sort of “groo” when they greet a
master or mistress,
meal. Dinner is planned around the follows:
may be additional items, depend-
ing upon the tastes of the family
and the budget allowance for food;
During the plans of these menus,
thought must be given to the fam-
ily needs. These may be listed as
meat or the main dish. There
should lie one vegetable in addition
to potato or a potato substitute; if
possible, ft is better still to have
two; then bread, dessert and a bev-
erage. Soup, salad* or an appetizer
1. One pint of milk, dally, for
adults and one quart for children.
2. Two vegetables daily, besides
potatoes. Includes three green onta
a week, .. r :
3. Two fruits daily, one being
raw.
4. Three eggs or more per per-
6. Whole grain cereal dally in
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CABBAGE, poiWtrf...........sattaam Red
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ent of the ransom, most of
Whicn subsequently was recovered
The court decreed that McGee die
on the gallows but hi* sentence
was commuted to life Imprison-
ment on plea of Miss Mcfflroy.
•eeder Road Planned
In Galveston County
AUSTIN, Feb. 12. (P.P)’-A road
from LaMarque to Texas' Oty,
which will shorten the travel dis-
tance between Houston arid Texas
City about three miles was under
consideration by tbe state highway
for fetefti^i
a feeder road in the federally aid-
ed program for which money will
be available July 1.
Designation was deferred, softer
a coniSeSp *’ ~
vA» GaWeaton coun
tv ofttciala yesterday, to aee what
regulations are put around the fed-
ettk expenditures.
Twin Ctlmirfr^BB
To Cow at Highlands
Whodunit at the Arcadia
A dashing, impetuous aviator
plays sleuth and aided by his cau-
tious' friend from Scotland Yard,
rescues a lady in distress in “Bull-
dog Drummond Returns.”
It’s a well planned mystery and
holds interest to the final shot.
Ray Milland, Heather Angel,
Porter Hall and Sir Guy Standing j
do the leads.
NOW SHOWING
ARCADIA: “Bulldog Drummond
Escapes” with Ray Milland.
TEXAN: “Man Betrayed” wilh
Eddie Nugent.
DE LUXE: “Three Mesquiteer.”
PORT: “Lloyds of London” with
Freddies Bartholomew.
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Scream in the Dark
“A Man Betrayed”-tells the yarn
of a young salesman who is ac-
cused of murder and found guilty
on circumstantial evidence. On his
way to prison he escapes and sets
about to prove his innocence.
Eddie Nugent in the principal
role is supported by Kay and
Lloyd Hughes and John Wray.
n’e Fightin’ Weal ‘ '
“ThC three Mesquiteers” tells
the story of the ex-Wqrld war
soidibrtt moving onto their govern-
ment: homesteads and their clash
with the former wealthy cattle
owners who wished to hold the
property as grazing lands.
The action evolves around
Robert Livingston, Ray “Crash'’
Corrigan and Syd Sayler, roving
soldiers of fortune who befriend
HOUSTON RECTOR
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
"TODAY OUR HEALTHY DIONNE
QUAKER OATS" ^
QUWJ
BRACE-UP NERVES,
DIGESTION, APPETITE*
•'Qii
Every Day of Your Life, Nerves ]
Vitamin B! Get it in Quaker1
Listen t* KattSnnwysr's KlnSsrssrtMi every tstur-
Sey. 4*0 P. M. <«. S. T.) N. B.C. Red Network
• TbmtnrM
duttiKbiii
QUAKER OATS
the soldiers.
A rerity to tb. bovine world oc-
curred at the J, B. Breeding hprae
spp1*
brought tfflh calved;
The calvew are one of each aex
•rid perfectly normal in every re-
apoet.
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Alqohot Ofor Taken
AIEvk
Evidence of Guilt
Which, the daCmdaot ha* walk
to prove hla claim to sobriety.
At laaat, not In recorder's court
here,....... -
A driver, charged with "drunk
and reckless driving," waft brought
before Recorder Cone by Motorcy-
cle Lieutenant W M. Weave*.
The driver protested his inno-
cence. but the officer charged? he
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. , and then aiacrt-
advertising.
drink of anything j *aMaring on the ’petition, was
Lloyds Celebrate
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. «,-*.»-*•
The iribyie colony, where frequent
divorces seem to be the rule rather
than the exception, today again
took cognizance of the long-mar-
ried Harold Lloyds as the couple
celebrated their 14th wedding an-'
nivareary. ,
The cowedihn and his wife, the
former Mildred Davis, spent the
day quietly at their Beverly Hills
kxrri*h^hrM„.
retired from the screen.
The Lloyds lead a quiet life, only
on Cato occasions appeari
RbWJrwood social affairs.
Adout Deenne Durbin
ng
g at
Rev. James W. Airey, rector of
St.. Andrew* Episcopal church,
Houston, will Speak tonight at
Trinity Episcopal, Baytown, in ths
first of a series of Lenten services.
He is to speak at 7:30 p, m.
Preceding Mr. Airey’s address,
there will be a supper served from
8 to 7 p. m. in the Parish house
by the members of Trinity Guild.
Mr Airey will 'be remembered
as the Protestant speaker in the
round-table discussion among
Catholics, Jews and Protestants
held by the Open Forum to Bay-
town last winter. He will speak
tonight on “Why Lent ?"
Rev. George W. Provost, rector
of Trinity church, has extended an f
invitation to the public to attend. ‘
Lindberghs Head For
Airport Atong Nile
TRIPOLI, Libya, Feb. 12. <U.B-
Col, and Mrs. diaries A. Lind-
bergh took off for a 1,200-mlle
flight to Egypt today after a one-
day visit to Ait Marshal Itaio Bal-
bo, governor-general of Libya and
trans-Aaltnttc flyer. Their
coureii lay along the North African
coast to the Nile.
i. Britinh air base in
Mena
ip . PHI
Weather conditions were report-
ed satisfactory. *
Baibo and other authorities bad:
QUALITY PLUS SERVICE IS Y(
PLUS LOW pr
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SUGAR
10 Lbs.
49*
GROCERY & Mb. .
PHONE 102 WE OQfl
SPECIALS FRI., SAT. AND MON.
FEBRUARY 12, 13 And 15
POWDER
Swift’s Jewel
SHORTENING
Pound
Fancy Blue Rom
RICE
day had on file in superior court
* fflutton m legal aufflbrity to]
administer the earnings of their
daughter from pictures, radio and
cortw*. within
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opfrS°toeHSVandS
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Wc" rid yol of «
bundle of fat. ACTIC
All four wheels and tires, were
,.olen from thq' W belonging to
W. A. Jones Tuesday night a»<M
two Urea and wheels stolen
two tires and wheel* stolen from
the oar belonging to J. C, Merritt,
me cans were parked to toqnt *
1-
of the houses.
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■Tittr;
Buy Strtf Tire* . - . . .
On Ea*y Payment* | °k ^
i*< '"ft**1
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bundle of
ng
sue
to reduce—let it help
oz jar of JCruscheh Salts
> but? few cents arid laatwfor
every morning and cut Jown on
fht meats; butter, cream and sug-
ary sweets—do this without toll
every day tor 21 days-then weigh
jsmiaelf and note (he pounOs
Get Our Low Prices
20c
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19c
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4 Pounds
Barden’s
Mru$
. I Tail or
8 Small
KeBegg’s
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4 Oz. Bos Quaker
Pillsbury’s Pancake
FLOUR, pkg.
Phillip’s Mixed
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 206, Ed. 1 Friday, February 12, 1937, newspaper, February 12, 1937; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1095698/m1/2/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.