Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 176, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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FROM BROADWAY TOBUNN BUCCANEERS
of three gensr-
hail*
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burling 4enun^igns at the»a hatband th^rain
hat less psssfnger.
the
SOCIETY
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■\ Stand at’lEe’County Fair.
Of entertainment of
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(Continued frurn page 1)
AT YOUR
CARD OF THANKS
HEART!
Memorial Day
Tune in BMTX .Thursday 1 I :00 to 11:30 A. M
defies
at--—
M. B. HoHetnan, Supt.
THE
THEATRE!
BIRTH OF SON
Notice To Farmers
Hardy
Operating and Bonded..Under the Warehouse
w.
MUSIC DEPT. TO MEET
BRENHAM COMPRESS CO
r
f -m*
and Mr*. Herman Wtbsr of Rehburg
were in Brenham today on a shopping
ATTENTION GIDDINGS
MEMORIAL SINGERS
some
the
OLD TIME
DANCE
Eighty*
Eighth
station
Natural
"great specta-
dramatic cli-
of the stage.
new
the
Physio
Drive
which
you’ll
live
of it!
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kelling of the
Phillipsburg community are rejoicing
over the birth of a handsome and
healthy little son, who was a recent
arrival at their home. The infant is
a fine specimen of babyhood, and
many friend* are offering congratula-
tions to the proud and happy par-
ents.
Miss Gray, and
he would turn
county prosccu-
HOLLYWOOD IS BIG
DRAMA OF STAGE
educational
was given.
of the
School students as individuals
We desire to thank all of the mer-
chants who so generously donated
prizes, the people who canvassed the
town for -these prizes, and the people
who rendered services in the stand.
It is our desire to m.ention esecial-
ly the following people who were un-
tiring in their efforts: Mr. and Mrs.
ARE STRENGTHENED
FOR FRIDAY GAME
and 25c
35c
that
read
Na-
for
en-
the
CAVALCADE
OF* THE
LICE BRADY
JACKIE COOPER
JIMMY DURANTE
FRANK MORGAN
MADGE EVANS
EDDIE QUILLAN
FAY TEMPLETON
MAY ROBSON.
RUSSELL HARDIE
ALBtRTINA RASCN
the
evi-
told
the
BUY IT FROM THE
DEALERS LISTED BELOW
Highway Garage, Brenham
Louis Grimm, Brenham
A. L. Schroeder, Brenham
Albert Hafer, Prairie Hill
Burton Auto Co., Burton
Ed. Tonn (3.2) Brenham
Bryan’s Service Station,
Brenham
A. H. Bockhorn. Brenham
Henry Lehrmann, Long Point'
Wamke & Wamka, Bleiblerville
Walter Franke, Welcome
Being a
of the permanent memorial rec-
of the church, we want to make
be a privilege to-have
loved ones as our
occasion. Whether
being placed in the
the Memorial
Sunday: This!
learn of her improvement.
Esther Engeling of Rosen-
here on a V’ls'il'TB’^Iiss Edna
ark# other relatives.
Electric Manicuring
Complete' Beauty Service
BLUE BIRD BEAUTY
PARLOR
Phone 70
and interesting pro-
Mrs. Arthur Becker
necessity of treating
session Mrs.
chairman of
who desired to study pop-
She will be here today,
and Friday, arranging
Jiut think 'of it I Here’* * luoline that
has all the tire-engine snap end action
demanded by the U. S. Government
for nee in* emergency vehicle! — end
now more. Firr-Cknf is top ANTI-
KNOCK! Jd*f try thi* greater Arre-
<W- Tryirtoday. See for yourself.
By some heroic ef-
*o
would never
romped and
and lived in
There are two
admired the efforts of the Blinn boys
in sprucing up their quarters.
—A Guest.
Down the stairs of time, come the
dancers—first cave men and women
in their clothe* of animal skin*, then
Indians, then an Irish ballet, then old-
time Bowery dancers, all to the crash-
ing music of a great symphony orch-
Broadway star, sings her famous
Broadwayway star, signs her famous
hit, “Rosie Posie”. The whirl of
dancers is in Technicolor.
PIANO INSTRUCTOR HERE
Martha Charles Williams has arriv-
ed in Brenham for the purpose of
teaching popular and classical piano
music. She formerly taught in Hous-
ton and Fort Worth, and state* that
she came to Brenham at the request
of students
ular music.
Thursday,
classes and making appointments.
With this thunderous background
the dramatic climax of the story is un-
folded. Eddie Quillan, grandson of
the original- troupers of the story,
does his number as his old grandfath-
er, veteran of three generations in
showdom, lays down his work. Sam-
my Lee, famous creator of Ziegfeld
dancing spectacles, supervised the
spectacular finale.
-..The annual hatisnatching racket
stops when they dose subway win-
dows for the winter. . . . Station plat-
forms are the same level as car floors.
. . . Only the'upper half of subway
car windows open, leaving the open
space just above the heads of seated
passengers, and conveniently within
reach of anyone on platforms outside
the* train. ... The racket wdrks this
way: the racketeer is the only one
m ho. duCJUljL-KeX mv jhr Jraip•
Miss Adelaide de Zavala and Miss
Shelhasse of San Antonio were guests
^1-j.Mery D fqr luncheon
today at the Hotel St. Anthony. They
had been to Crockett to locate the
first two missions established in
Texas and to arrange for suitable
markers on. the locations of the mis-
sions.
Those who contemplate placing
memorials are urged to get their
cards to the pastor as early as pos-
sible so that the work of inscribing
the names, dates, etc., need not be
rushed at the last' minute,
part
ords
them as attractive as possible, and
keep them in harmony with the beau-
ty of Our Book of Golden Memories.
Hence, we do not want to have to
hurry with these inscriptions.
Rev. Terry Wilson, Pastor.
£agfand«if''v. Eason
Huett iff. r
yjxir monvt Make
to feel better After
your
ed With a party
like character.-
'An
Robert Gueldner of Mueller*ville
was among the business visitors to
Brenham today.
Mrs. Emma Rhodes ha* returned
from an extended stay in Chicago,
Ohio, and other northern points, and
will spend the winter in Brenham.
Mrs. Henry A’. • d, who has
4f*eu- quite ill, was to be down
town today and many friends will be
glad to
Miss
berg is
Kolwes
Arthur C. Hartmann has recovered
from a recent operation for appendici-
tis and has, returned to.Seguin; where
he is a student at theLutheran'coL
The boys, not to be outdone by the
Blinn girls who are always having
some entertainn|ent in their find
newly-remodeled dormitory, decided,
on their own initiative, to have an
open house and show the public some-
thing about their living quarter*.
We desire to express our hear* Felt
appreciation to friends who offered us
sympathy and assistance in otir re'-ent
bereaveriient, the death of Beu
Dawson; to Rev. S. Moylan Bird
his comforting words, the singers
the sweet songs, and all who sent
beautiful
we wish
gion for
the pride of
E. Palmer's
the new pub-
Blinn. It is
black in the
mamter
is painted iq
checks. The
sateen with
The bed and
SIMON THEATRE
TODAY
The tremendous
heart appeal of this
picture, with
splendid cast,
description!
Y ou’ll cry.
laugh, you’ll
every moment
Thp “Barn" as it is popularly and
derisively called did not deserve that
name last night,
fort all seventeen rooms were
transformed that. one
think that thirty boys
fought, studied, slept
those cool, big rooms.'
beds, a dresser, a study table and
z
two built-in-cabinets in each room.
Some of the boys have attractive rugs
on the floors and suitable pictures
and school pennants on the walls
while several have musical instru-
ments, such as radios and victrolas.
One room is' fitted tip as a reading
room, with big comfortable chairs,
reading lamps and the newest maga-
zines and books. The recreation room
has a ping-pong table and set for the
boy’s amusement. But
the dormitory is C.
room. You know he is
llc-speaking prof up at
decorated in silver and
. *
most striking and original
HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. A.
MEETING
The High School P.-T. A. held its
second meeting of the year Monday
night with Mrs. O. F.
presiding
During the btisirjess
W. z\. Yates, general
membership, gave a report of mem-
bership according to classes. Each
class will receive credit for any par-
ents or friends joining the organiza-
tion an’d registering for that class
Both Classical and Popular.Music Taught
Special Attention Given to Modern Music
* - ■
Classes Now Being Organized
Charges Very Reasonable
For Terms and Other Information
PHONE 574
dards for High School Boys and
Girls".
. .JSach.’.program has, been arranged-
one who is placing this memorial to-
gether with the dates of the deccasetT |
father’s birth and death accompany
this memorial and become a part of
the permanent record of the church
to be displayed in the foyer of the •
church for several weeks each year
and read at the annual
service.
Coach “Two-Gun" Tracy of the
Blinn Buccaneer* announced today
that hi* team ha* been considerably
strengthened through the addition of
Elmore Minski from Navasota who
weighs about 220 pounds, and a 216
pounder named Crawford who
from the same city.
Joe Baird of Trinity who saw
service in the game against
Southwestern Freshmen past week-
end will likely start in'the line. Baird
weighs iti at^lW.
With most of thejnjured. squadmen
Lack in the line-up the local junior
college eleven will present ;an eleven
that will cause any team a lot of
trouble. The recent additions add the
beef to the speed Coach Tracy al-
ready had.
On Friday night at the new lighted
field on the high school grounds it
is expected that they will encounter
sufficient amount of 'competition to
give the Brenham football fans more
than their money’s worth.
The Bucs will meet the Westmore-
land College team from San Antonio
and it is reported that they will place
a strong aggregation on the field.
The band' has bought antf paid for
within the past eighteen months, $450
and all of
The band
and we be-
credit to
and to
has been
of music
looking hat. Subway doors close.
The car begins to roll. The racketeer
sticks his hand in the window, grabs
rain rolls on with
gram
spoke
High
in preparing them for their lifeworic,.
Mrs., Howard Brooks contributed
ning by her W^<s\did addre ss tbe
worth of instruments
their uniforms and caps,
is entirely out of debt,
lieve the organization is
the Brenham High School
Brenham. Splendid progress
made from the standpoint
under the direction of Frank Mafina.
We invite the public to attend our
football games afid other high school
functions and enjoy -the music with
us. >•
DriOaO Siri’rir Trrrt^black
draperies are of silver
black oil cloth valance,
couchvare covered with modern ,sil-
ver and black spreads, and the indi-
rect lighting effect is effectively spej-
tacuTar. The furniture," the light fix-
tures, walls, and draperies all have
The music department of the Fort-
nightly Club will hold the first meet-
ing of the club year at the public li-
brary room at three o’clock Thurs-
day afternoon. All members of the
department are urged to attend, and
members from other department* will
be welcomed. "Opefa" is the subject
of the year's work, and the first meet-
ing promise* to be one of the moat
enjoyable of the jeer's course.
A GREAT PICTURE AIM-
ED DIRECTLY
Fox Movietone presents
“PILGRIMAGE”
LIBERTY 4-STAR PICTURE
with
Henrietta Crotman
Norman Foster
and
Marian Nixon
Drama that searches the secret
places of your heart. Two ro-
mances: One shattered by a
mother’s selfish jealousy— the
other soaring to a glorious tri-
umph that burned away the bit-
terness in her heart. To every-
one who holds Love sacred and
beautiful this’ picture will be an
unforgetable experience.
Stan Laurel & Oliver
Comedy.
NOVELTY
Price' Matinee 10c. 15c
Nights 10c, 15c and
Thursday & Friday
Metro-Goldwyn presents
Alice Brady
F rank Morgan
Madge Evans
Jimmy Durante
and
With reference to
Day ’ services next
church invites as its guests all peo-
ple living in Brenham who have de-
ceased loved ones who were once
members here. This service is plan-
ned in honor of ALL deceas'ed Mem-
bers and it will
their surviving
guests on this
memorials are
book or not, you >are invited to be
present at this initial Memorial Day
service in honor of those who have
gone before and made possible the
work that. this church has done in
the past and laid the foundation
the civilization which we today
joy and the work being done by
church in these strenuous times.
BLINN BOY* IMPROVE
THEIR DORMITORY
d*”
Did you go to the reception the
Blinn boys gave last night at their
dormitory ?4 If you didn’t you missed
a treat.
MarthaCharlesWilliams
■ ' INSTRUCTOR IN PIANO '
The all-thue record for “finale
numbers' ha* been set in “Broad-
way to Hollywood”, Mctro-Goldwyn-
Mayer’s vivid drama
ations in the theatre, in which Alice
Brady, Jackie Cooper, Jimmy Dur-
ante, Frank tyorgan, Madge Evans,
Eddie Quillan, Fay Templeton, May
Robson and Russell Hardie will be-
seen, starting Thursday at the Simon
Theatre.
County Court -
(Continued from Page 1)
Bring Your Cotton To The
BRENHAM COMPRESS CO
BRENHAM, TEXAS
SIMON THEATRE
THURSDAY u* FRIDAY
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Tautenhahn of
Pleasantville, New Yorii, who have
been visiting Brenham relatives, have
returned from a trip to Monterrey,
Mexico, and will leave Friday for their
home in New York-
Mrs. Henry Schelling. Mr*. Henry
trammel, Miss May Belle Banuasj^
and Mr*. Will *Beinhbrn ofht>usa>n
spent the day here as guests of ^Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Drechsel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Clark of Wa-
co, former Brenhamites, were here to-
day attending’to business-and visit-
ing friends.
Mr. and Mrs- Hampus Roos have
returned to their home in San An-
tonio, after spending the »eek-enD
here as guests of Mrs. R. A. Schuer-
enberg and Mrs. T. A. Adams.
IjjM Selpia .Kiel
BUNG
RfJUND
NEW YOM
441X3*1 KENNY
'aVNrfr worn?
been so smart
to fit tbs need* of our community and
it is hoped that all parent* will become
interested. The next program has
been designated "Students' Night”
and our High Schoo) student* should
be encouraged in their endeavors.
—Reporter.
BROADWAY TO
HOLLYWOOD”
Here is the surprise picture of
the year- a drama of show peo-
ple aimed at your heart, your
sense of humor your everyday
life emotions. A great human
drama with a musical back-
ground. hailed a* a masterpiece
of drama with 300 dancing beau-
ties and a brilliant cast of great
nerfomers
CARTOON NEWS REEL
placed his call to Caldwell and, after
doing so phoned to the Kocurek res-
idence to so advise them.
It was following this call that Mr.
Kocurek talked with Miss Gray.
Mrs. Kocurek said that she heard
her husband’s end of the conversation
and that he did not use profanity. She
said, however, that he did tell the
operator that he would talk to her as
he pleased. ‘‘ j|it |l
Mr. Kocurek was then called to the
stand and his testimony was virtual-
ly the same as that of his wife.
Judge Sam D. W. Low allowed
each side of the case twenty-five min-
utes for argument.
Attorney R. E. Pennington made
the first address for the prosecution
and merely outlined the state’s case.
Unaatiafactory Msrvics
he attorney for the defense, A.
Hodde, followed with a fiery ad-
dress "in which he said that both the
operator and the manager for the tele-
1 phone company had filed the com-
plaint against his client in an attempt
to cover up their failure to give-~aat-
isfactory service.
He pictured the telephone company
a* a big corporation - without heart,
saying that they cared nothing for
Mr. Kocurek or any other individual.
He pointed out that only one opera-
tor was kept at the exchange through
the ■ night and that it is likely that
she was unable to properly attend
the call* placed during that time.
He hinted that it was probable that
the local manager had encouraged the
iling of the complaint against the de-
Choir rehearsal will take the place
of the prayer meeting service thi* eve-
ning at 7:30 o'clock. Preparation*
are being made for Memorial Day
services next Sunday when special
music will feature the service* at both
the morning and evening hours, and,
since a conflict obtain* for tomorrow
night it is thought best to change
the rehearsal to thi* evening. All
Giddings Memorial singer* are urged
to be present promptly at 7:30 this
evening.
.Five hundred dancers in the larg-
est singing and dancing chorus ever
assembled" appear iri the biggest set
ever constructed in the
cle that • furnishes the
max to the cavalcade
The. spectacle is staged on. a flight
of two hundred steps proceeding ap-
parently to the sky where a gigantic
figure of “Father Time” is silhouet-
ted.
HIGH SCHOOL IS
APPRECIATIVE OF
AID AT THE FAJR
The faculty and the jstudent body
of Brenham High School and
ially the members of the Brenham
High School Band desire to thank the
people of Brenham and Washington
County for their support of- the bingo
it
A discovery has been made. It's in
the cement platform at
first Street station of the
Avenue Subway. That's
(or the American Museum of
History. Imagine th.cn, a lanky ich-
thyologist bending over and announc-
ing, “Aha, Watson. Just as I thought.
The tracks of Ratus norvegicus.
gressions in TiT tracks indicate
he has sniffed at these signs that
’Eighty-first Street—Museum of
tural History'. This is an in.sult to uS
that will be left to posterity”. . , . An
ichthyologist, we learn, is a fish ex-
pert.
—. •• -----
fendgnt in ortjpr to balls hi* report ot
inadequate service to the manager’s
Superior.
Mr. Hodde said, “Talley can say
’We poured it on a bird down there
in Brenham' and it will be a feather
in bi* cap with the company”.
The defense attorney then took a
rap at The Banner-Press because of
a story run by the newspaper on the
previous trial of Mr. Kocurek in jus-
tice court amd called attention to the
fact that a representative of the news-
paper was present this morning.
He appealed for acquittal because
of tht fact that no person other than
the operator, Mr. Kucurek and his
wife could possibly have heard
the conversation between the two
and pointed out that the defense ha<
J wo witnesses wKere'lhenifat~e'1ia<n>flV
one, Miss Gray.
Threatens To Resign
County Attorney Bouldin waxed <1-
for
for
the
floral tribvto*
to thank the American Le-
kfndly services rendered .
Gratefully,
Mrs. Ida *Dawson
and Family
SLEEP GOOD
EVERY NIGHT
— Make This 25c Test —
LxmjI kkU up for bladder rehef.
the bladder 9^ you would the bowel*,
out impuriue* and excewrive acid*
cause the imtaUoa reeulung in wakafui
aitfhtA, leg pain*. backache, burning and
frequent desire. BUKETS. the bladder physic,
made from buchu. juniper oil. etc., work*
effectively on the bladder a* castor oil on
the bowel*. Get "a regular 25c box and after
four day* if not relieved of getting up night*
your druggist will return
this test You are bound
this cleansing and you
’•’Broadway to Hollywood”, (Erect-
ed by Willard Mack, is a dramatic
story of three generations of a vaude-
ville family, from the days of Tony
Pastdr to modern Hollywood. Alber-
tina Rasch ballet sand other vivid
spectacles are seen in the stage se-
which the intimate
drama of baclcstag^^e-and the peo-
ple of the show world is played.
OCTOBER 21ST
Music By
ETZEL’S ORCHESTRA
Everybody Cordially
Invited
Admission 40c
>^rIL_ligL4^2SLomrs_jpeculiaT fences. auaipS
to - modernistic stof architcc-|
r^h^«mc«j^Jjas been featured
defendant. He said that when the
time came in Washington County that
a man could use the sort of language
which Mr. Kecurek was said to have
used in talking with
still go unpunished,
in his resignation as
tor.
He rapped statements made by
defense attorney with regard to
dence offered by the state. He
the jury that they could look at
complaining witness and at Mr. Tal-
ley and tell immediately that they
had not given perjured testimony.
Bond Salesman vs. Slave
He pictured Mr. Kocurek as
prosperous bond salesman, “with
office in the First National Bank”
fakidg advantage of^Ius position to
abuse a “poor little girl who has to
stave for her bread and butter".
In appealing to the jury that they
punish “this man for his actions” the
cwnty Mtoimey/eaTTetr the jurors by
name saying that he appealed to their
'manhood and their respect toward wo-
manhood.
The jury was out little more than
fifteen minutes before bringing a ver-
dict of guilty and assessing the
penalty a fine of $50.00.
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