Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 78, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 24, 1933 Page: 3 of 4
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BILL PARKER
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was
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ment.
SUBSCRIBE TO BANNER-PRESS
HOW DO THEY DO IT?
HOW DO THEY DO IT?
Among the passages to be read
the Bible will be the following
^OOD
bb6HT
SAINT PETER’S CHURCH
The Rev. S Moylan Bird, Rector
prosperity of ail of them depends di
rectly on international trade
from
from
Morning services at 9:00 and 10:45,
the latter being conducted in the •Ger-
man language. ______L_
Street roller skating is 1
more and more popular here
BAD OFF ftS Vo
SEEM TO THlNK
kft*r is back, of course, bw
growler New York State C/wf
ha, ruled against sates in bulk
Holy Eucharist 7:30 a. m.
Church School 9:45 a. m.
eleven o'clock service in Nava
by Rev. Terry Wilson, and sermons
by Dr. Truett-, *
Services will continue next week,
Monday to Friday inclusive, 10:00 A.
M and 7:45 P. M- •
Come and bring your friends.
Shirtless trunks are barred at Coney
Island, New York.
They’re selling canned rattlesnake
meat in New York.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Geo. N. Cook, Pastor.
that
And
ever
tries
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
BLACK LIONS TO
PLAY BRYAN
Science” will be the sub-
Lesson-Sermon in all
Christ, Scientist, Sunday,
ytH, AND l KKoW A \
Couple. of6uys I
WHo ARE EARHIN6
WA6ES FoR SoMROdOy
ELSE BECAUSE THEY
6tfF TAH6LED UP >
With the law- p7
SPEMN6 OF LAW SUITS, there’s
OLD Joe BRoiNN- SoMEOblE 6brA
JUDGMENT J\6ftlH5T HIM TWENT/
A6o, AND He’S SDLL v—
PhyiH6 r>r n~ oN the -_)
"i INSTALLMENT flaw- )
AND THEf^S <Seo(?6E
Smith - He <Sot iN WR0N6
AND THE LAWYERS
took EVERyhliH6 HE
HAD- THOSE BABIES CAN
HAKE A Bun OUT of A
fellow iN Notime- j
RED CHAIN
Growing Mash
Our regular price for clean-
ing and pressing Suits is 25c.
Ladies Dresses 50c. Eckert &
Krug.—76-3t
To Produce those PROFITABLE PULLETS
feed them—
LAW, you’ll ONLY,'
7 OWE ME ABOUT*.
I three Honored
One secret of George V”s popular-
ity is that the doesn’t act as if. he
were a monarch- He know, that he is
King only so long as the English peo-
ple want him to be. He is said to
have- intimated that the heir to the
throne, the Prince of Wales, stands a
much better chance of becoming F’rfS
sident of the Britfsh Republic than
Ktefc--- . '
Anticipating your co-operation
and enrollment ’for a better
world thru music. ’
each service and hear every message
of Dr. Truett-
The only services at our church to-
morrow, Sunday will be Sunday
School, 9:45 A- M. and the Young
People’s service, 6:30 P. M.
Services Sunday at the pavilion are,
11:00 A- M. and 7:45 P. M. Special
and inspiring song services directed
I been so long time with you, and yet
hast thou not known me, Philip? . • .
the father that dwelleth in me, he
doeth the works.....He that believe-
th on me, the works that T do shall
with
The Church of the Word of God.
Th$. Church with a welcome-
BRENHAM ROTARY CLUB
Cooperating with
BRENHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
-CHURCH OF CHRIST
George B. Dalrymple, Pastor
Women in New Yor|c are wearing
wire ‘fish, birds and animals. It’s the
newest fad in brooches.
A well known athlete—Charles
Nelson—quit the prize ring to be or-
CURTIS
There are just as many opportunities
now a, there ever were for the right,
man to achieve independence by the
use ofehis own talents and wot -much
else. Of course, he must have talents
and the will to use them-
That is what I think of in thinking
of my old friend, Cyrus H. K. Curtis,
who died the other day at. 83 He
started his business career , with three
cents, which he ran up to nine cents
.... -r . . « ... .........
the first day,“buying and selling Ww si-
papers in hi, native Portland Maine
He died leaving ah estate of many
millions, owner of the Saturday Even-
ing Post, Ladies' Home Journal and
three daily newspaper^ j
After winning the National Open,
Goodman made a statement to the
press that he woud start preparations
for the ’National Amateur champion-
ship which, in his opinion, was the
most difficult tournament in the world
to win- |, '
~“I don’t mean by that,'
land, that all you have to do is walk
out and” grab the title, but one low
scoring round in the National Open
and three fairly low 70 rounds and
you are a winner or mighty close to
it. I had 76-76-71-72 and finished in
a tie for seventh place. I firmly be-
lieve that either of those 76s’ against
almost any opponent in the National
amateur would have eliminated me-
One torrid round isn’t worth much
in the amateur because the next day
some fellow may bump you off."
on mews print sjock Today
bth 30. Publisher^ declare-
reading of newspapers is
enough these days.
Moreland, Goldman and Neil Smith,
all of Dallas, are definite entries at
Colorado Springs- Leland Hamman
and Dees McDermott are already on
the scene to make Waco’s bid. These
five Texans are capable of beating
' almost any golfer any time. All except
Goldman have played the Broadmoor
course and they started for Colorado
confident of making a good showing.
Par at Broadmoor is 35-35-70. The
_COnr»c rccord^is 66, Gus _Moreland
thzt !;v would like
to lower the course record as well as
retain his championship.-
Johnny Goodman, the new Nation-
al Open champion, will play in the
Trans- Moreland wants to meet
again. • The las ttime, Moreland
victorious 2 and 1.
THE NATIONAL RECOVERY ACT
Grocers, dry goods merchants, clothing merchants, druggists, confec-
tioners, fead dsalsrs, hardware dealers etc. of Washington County are
urged to be in ettendance.
Let’s Take Advantage Of The New Deal
ALLOW A PROFIT—TAKE A PROFIT
How Else Can Men And Women Be Put Back To Work
And Everyone’s Earning Power Increased
One of Fifth Avenue's modiste
shops is parading its models in latest
fashion* in front of the entrance-
Crowds are attracted.
While
rank the
win than
ny Goodman and Gus Moreland be-
lieve otherwise.
Mr. Curtis prospered because he
had the essentiaf qualities of success
in himself. He was honest, industri-
ous, modest, religious, quick-witted,
«ober, generous and cheerful. His life
was a complete disproof of the notion
many lazy folk have, that men only
get rich by robbing the poor. He
gave the people of America more, in
the shape of wholesome good reading,
than he ever took from them..
^So.mR LA QoZo.yfcu'RE <SoNHA LET
me pay for THAT show vANDoW, r
THAT You SMASHED
Wmf youR FooL _
STOCKg ............. the flurry
Anybody who thinks that specula-
tion in stocks can be stopped by law
has another guess coming. There is
no limit -to the desire of human be-
ings to gamble. Most of the transac-
tions on the Stock Exchange in nor-
mal times are on behalf of legitimate
investors, who have bought and paid
for their stocks and sell only when
they can make a material profit by
doing so and not always then, if tfie
dividends continue-
Just now there"* a new waifj’T>f
speculation in the market, because in-
vestors are buying in order to protect
their money against depreciation. But
anybody who "plays the market" on
margin i, simply foolish-
ST. PAUL’S EV LUTHERAN
I . CHURCH
Key IJartmann^ Pastor.
Hardest to Win
most Eastern sport critics
National Open hardest to
the Rational amateur, John-
One the best sight-seeing trips
m New York i, to get aboard the
top of a Fifth avenue l>us and ride
from Washington Square to'the end
of Riverside Drive. Some New York
er* never tire taking this ride.
Sunday School and Bible Classes at
9:30
. . The famou, Winter Gardea ia
,.Y<>rk itJta -be rempdele0.j«d regnen-
ed as a beer garde*.
The conference was called by tb<
League of Nations, supposedly th<
rfuosi democratic, organization in* th<
world. But the man who presided i:
the only authentic and powerful em
peror who remains upon a throne.
The Revival Services at the Fire-
men’s Park pavilion arc commanding
our best and most serious attention.
Dr. Geo- W. Truett, is bringing
great and inspiring messages. Ail
who are hearing him are delighted
and blessed in a great way.
It i9 the hope of pastor and people
o£ the First Baptist Church, that all
our friends avail themselves of this
A. M.
cordial invitation to worship
us is extended to all.
No! i’ll Stand
|LF. SLIM r-
The results of the meeting have
been most gratifying. But, we would
ask your daily prayers and attend-
ance.' There arc personal and phone
calls to be made, too. The results of
the meeting in our lives and our
church-life will depend upon the ef-
forts put forth-
Bible School 9:30-
Communion Service 10:30
Christian Endeavor 7:00
We will join in'the Union Services
at the Fireman’s Park at the eleven
o’clock‘hour, and again at 7:45-
T^lie pasjor reports wonderful, fel-
IftWshTpand great ' pi ffebu
at both the State and
American Conventions. The largest
trowds in history have felt the need
and attended these conventions. Be
sure to read the church papers for
details of these great gatherings.
“Sure it was good to have been
there”
There is none lighter and fluffier than bread made of
Sweet Roses Flour
“Christian
ject of the
Churches of
June 25.
The Golden Text i* from Isaiah 9:
‘‘The people that walked in darkness
have seen a great light: they , that
dwell in the land of the shadow of
death, upon, them hath the light
KING speaks to world
George the Fifth, the m6*t popular
king England has had for more fhan
a .-'•nturv.'opened ,hr WYirfd I?Ctmo-
mic Conference in London with a
speech which was heard by radio
around the world. Every nation on
•the globe, 66, of them, was represent-
ed there No monarch ever presided,
over such a truly woyld-wide gather-
ing | .
Prof. H. C. Hseseibring an-
nounce opening of
Music Studio
On Third Floor, The Firet
National Bank, old bldg-
Monday, Jane 26th
Private instructions on violin’
and'all band instruments.
Will be in Brenham on Monday
and Tuesday. For appointment*
Phone 489
LAu6H,T>ARN you, LAU6H1 I RecKoN
you tWo E66S THINK IT’S a 6ooD
Jo KE TO SEE AN 1NN0C.HNT" ____
'-------6uy MADE A ---1
^OAT" OF !
Investors btiy intelligently and sell
carefully. But the ordinary person who
does not make a business of looking
after his money thinks he can beat the
stock-nfarl^et^Wkjie while still carry-
ing on his ordinary business. It can’t
be done, and it is nobody's fault but
hit-own whea he loaea. , .....&
Device* to shuffle playing card* i
toifiatically are having a Vide sale
New York *
1 wn years ago there were more
than 70 -so-called pulp paper niaga-
iiies in New York—magazines printed
SUTTLE
I OL»
SWTORIJk
Few people think of Texas in con-
nection with foreign affair*, but that
big state ships more good* abroad
than even 'Kgw York. About 90 per-
cent of Texa, cotton goes abroad,
and a third of the population is well
off or poor, depending upon the for-
eign price of cotton. Texas oil i* an-
other big item in foreign trade. *
Peter Molyneux believe*, and ia
getting other Texan* to believe, that
we ve got to compromise the war
debt, and reduce our tariffs-- if we
want to dKrfffiui helling' Snr gout*
abroad. Europe can't buy from it*
unless we^fruy from them, he Says;
and I tlm^'lie'x just about rig’ht. ‘
Gu* Moreland, although
never won a National title, has played
in one National Open and twice in
the National Amateur- He claims the
National Open is easy compared with
the National Amateur.
The Brenham Lion* will take on
the Bryan Dr. Pepper* Sunday even-
ing in what promises to be * fast and
interesting game.
Love, Prairie View football and
baseball star, will probably be on the
mound for the visitors. On two pre-
vious occasion* Brenham team* have
met "defeat against hi* hurling-
Thoma, wilt get the call for the
Black Lk>n* with Evans doing the re-
ceiving.
Johnson, at Centerfield, is leading
the Lions in batting with an average'
of -415. Only three other regulars tfre
above the .300 class- They are Garrett
.333, Hickey 333, and S. McElroy
TE/AS ................and foreign affair*
Anybody who thinks the American
people are not concerned about for-
eign affair* had better not say that
too loud in Texas. Peter Molyneux,
editor of the Texas Weekly, has been
making Texans understand that the
Thoughte
‘‘As he tbinketh in his heart so is
he." Prob. 23:7.
A^ Yale University professor dis-
covered that thoughts- could actually
•be weighed- Sandow has long taught
tuat bqdily<'e^grci»F. without mfcntal
concentration i, of' little value. A
merry heart literally doeth good like
medicine, while worry generates pois-
on in the body- t
Thought creates the visible out of
the invisible. The thought of liberty
destroyed the "divine right of kings.’
The thought of Democracy built the
Western’ republic- The -thought of
I Peace will finally still the war drum.
Every man builds the house in
which he himself must live now and
former. Enduring character is a pro-
totype of God. The church is the
sponsor of- noble inspiring, uplifting
thoughts; the creator and guardian
of good, character- As you enter into
its services Sunday after Sunday,
you are building for yourself a noble
dwelling.
%4**4.p***««««g>*
WRBCRiB* to BAinnrii-rasss
I KolTA STAND a
LA*' Suit For SomethiN6
I TDiDN'TTio - n
Soihe Ju'snesI
M When the annual Trans-Mississippi
golf tqpniamerit start* June 26 over
the Broadn^oor Country Club -link-
at Colorado Springs, Texas will be re-
'^ipresented by proven shot-makers
On July 1, when final* 6f the Trans
will be played, it will not surprise
> judges of “class” if two Texans are
in the finals a* last year at Oklahoma
City. On that occasion Gus Moreland
and David Goldfnan played for the
title in a memorable^36-hole batttie
over * 'rain-drenched course that forc-
ed them to putt with their No. 2 irons
in order to send the balls through
pools of water on the greens.
th^fe are
the daily
exciting
It i* said there i* a single farm Jyft
on Manhaftaji Island. It consist* of
one acre.
Service* for tomorrow, the second
Sunday after Trinity, will be:
The
The
The
sota-
Evensong andjuermon.8:(Ml m.
Ijg the Offices of Instruction' (on
page 291 in our Prayer Book) we
find this question and answer:
What ,i»’ your ounden duty as a
member of the Church?
What is your bounden duty as a
member of the Church is*0 worship
God qvery Sunday iff His ” Ckurcte
(The supreme act of worship i* our
Lord's own service,—Holy Cogimnn-
ion- Let us make it-our habit during
these hot summer day* to attend she
early service every Sunday morning )
CONSTITUTIONS the spirit
I confess to a lack of sympathy with
the idea that our nation or any na-
. tion must alway, be fettered by the
dead hands of the past. I am willing
to admit that the Constitution of the
of government ever set down on pa-
per, but greater than any written
, document is the spirit .of the people,
and whsn that changes it i* time to
change the document or discard it-
The be*< thing about the British
Constitution i* that it is not-written-
It include, all the fundamental laws
’ that have been enacted since Magna
Charta; the Act of Succession, the Bill
of Rights and a few other basic sta-
tutes that rmist not he violated, and
that’* *11. I
The best’ state constitution I know
of is that/of my own Commonwealt
of Massachusetts. It set, down a few
things which the General Court
do and sayk in substance, that
Legislature Can do anything else
may be necessary to be _done.
the worst constitution I have <
read is that of Oklahoma, which
- Retail Merchants!
You Are Urgod To Meet With U*
Tutreday, June 27, 2:00 K M.
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