Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 278, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 21, 1933 Page: 4 of 4
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bread.
The Eloise Mercer Study Club met
Phone 270
Millay” by Mrs,
LECTURES BE GIVEN
ON VARIOUS TOPICS
AT UNIV. ROUND-UP
ly consistent goat looping has been a
high light in the local cage season,
I* that the other bakers of the
will post increased prices.
is understood that t^e prevailing
esale price, effective tomorrow,
gregations.- He is handicapped by his
small stature; however, and is at a
decided ■ disadvantage against a talll-ssss
guard. Sam' Leflcowitz and "Charlie .KS
Bowden, a sterling pair of guards, will
CARTOON NEWS REEL
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tinues until August 31, 1933,
in the side to evi
privates from $150 to $112. *
mfaadefeat or victory for the prep
75125. Of this amount $24,175,000.74
ta. wta. he i. . star o( *• tat ~4*d -X «l“ » «■« TO
---silver candlesticks held unshaded can- -------
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Knights of Columbus
Wednesday only. Corner Drug
PH1LUPSBURCNEWS
DANCE
Comptroller’s
Forty-one per dent of all State e"X- cordud invitation to this and all sejrv-
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CHAPEL HILL NEWS
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Donald Cook
•nd
Effective Wednesday, February 22
(Continued from page 1)
DELICIOUS
returned
Me
BREAD
Pif-
speaker at that time will Tbe tHe-wdl-
On this day at 8
first Lenten service
be held in the Luth-
perennial subject of
a statement di-
'an infamous lie,
lust said was
saying when
The first bill relating to costs of
government to be passed by both
with Miss Mabel Johnson as host-
ess on Thursday at the home of Mrs.
consistency with which
marie is uncanny. The
can hit the basket from
the court with equal
they find
Buc skip-
any angle
success.
Thomas Clark made a business trip
to Houston Friday.
Martha Washington Candy
2 pounds for $1.00 today and.
Wednesday only. Corner Drug
here, that the Brenham high sextet
has two stellar performers in Rose-
mary De Ware and Dorothy Becker.
They did some great work in the vic-
tory over the Blinn crew in their
last meeting and will no doubt repeat
this performance Thursday night.
The $linn guards will be called
upon to stop one of the best girl cag-'i
ers we have seen in action in many a
moon. She is the equal of the Blinn
ace in every department of the game
and will have to be very closely press-
the gross receipts tax yielded $7,-
00129929.
•nt of the i
try. Dir. I
Reinick-
Mrs. O.
at 2
If you want an additional light,
switch, baseplug, or any electric wir-
ng done, let us quote price. Best
juality material and workmanship.
Lowest price. HOLLE HARDWARE
CO.—278-4t
FREE! Until March 5, we will re-
pair your electric appliances free if
brought to our store. You ply only
for new parts' needed. HOLLE
HARDWARE CO—278-4t
$28,961,501.44; higher
BATES - TENNISON
will be six cents the loaf.
The increase in the price of bread
in Brenham has probably come as a
result of the increased prices placed in
effect Monday by Houston bakers.
The rise of price in Houston was
said to have been effected through the
cooperation of the major companies
penditures are for highways, thirty
per. cent for public free school and
slightly less than ten per cent for col-
leges and universities. These three
items, plus Confederate pensions, care
and, education of blind, deaf and oth-
--------erirards of the State, account for
ninety-one per cent of aU State ex-
penditures. Hence, if all other costs
were eliminated, including judiciary,
Jaw enforcement .legislature and ex-
ecutive, saving to taxpayers would be
less than ten per cent ' ,
bad roads. It is hoped that all teach-
ers and pupils will be present next
Sunday.
Regular divine service in the Ger-
l man language will be held i’t the Phil-
lipsburg Lutheran church Sunday
morning at 10:30 o’clock a. m. A
CAKES & COOKIES
THEY ARE MADE OF THE PUREST
INGREDIENTS—ALWAYS FRESH
$9,525,277,33; pensions, .$3,562,641.57.
Figures are from the
office. Items of income and expendi-
tures of less than one million dollars
are not included in the above.
The House passed the judiciary
bill last week providing for 25 per cent!
reductions in pay of judges and dis-
trict attorneys ,and elimnation of as-
sistant district attorneys. The bill
applies to district and higher cdUrts.
AH makes repaired. RCA ^an I
Cunningham Tubes. Guaranteed
NAVRATIL MUSIC HOUSE
• Phone 489
interest of all adult
St. Mary's
SCHOOL HALL .
. THURSDAY,
FEB. 23
From 8 to 12 p. m.
Music by
Prof. Navratil’s
Orchestra
Gent* 40c Ladies 10c
Everybody most kindly
Today through the advertising col-
umns of The Banner-Press, two of
Brenham’s leading bakers are an-
nouncing that bread prices are to be
“slightly increased” and -it is under-
stood* that
city will
It
490,349.73; gross ' receipts, -$1,553,-
706.88; licenses, $3,636,619.11; fees
and permits, $1,130,384.55; land sales,
rentals and Royalties, $2/55,893.84;
interest and penalties, $3,623,324.22;
Federal, county and .other aid, $15,-
Thursday and Friday
Paramount Presents
Clark Gable
and
dies, indicative of the birthday of the
library. Younger' members of the
club, attired in pretty evening frocks,
were stationed in the dining roorrf.
Guests were received by offiters of
all departments of the club, and a free
will silver offering was taken by twd
pretty little girlS, Ruth Roberts and
Betty Sloan, attired in beautiul Co-
lonial costumes. Mrs. T. O. Wool-
ley was chairman of the decoration
committee, and Mrs. T. A. Low, Jr.,
was chairman of the refreshment
committee.
—Music- was Jurnished. throughout the
Principal expenditures follow judi-
cial, $2,371,198.90; military and law
enforcement, $1,208,466.22; regulation
of business and industry, $1,137,021.-
-79; development and conservation of
natural resources, $1,978,007.21; high-
ways, $39,458,336; eleemosynary and
_ correctional $5,744,739; public schools
education,
an investigation of the accusa-
and found them untrue, was
of “misconduct”.
addition, I want to ay to the
senator that what he
untrue---” Hair was
Woodward threw the.pitcher at him.
The senate chtftnber was in confusion
as glass crashed and chairs were ov-
BANKS CLOSE WEDNESDAY
The following banks of Brenham
will remain closed Wednesday in ob-
servance of Washington's Birthday, a
legal holiday. I
~ First" National Bank —------.....
Giddings & Giddings
ton Co. State Bank.
“NO MAN OF HER
OWN”
. Clark Gable in the most drama-
tip yole of his headlong career—
a Gable who was willing to toss
for what he wanted. A smash-
ing triumph for the screen’s
most blazing name. Women
fought for him, but he .prefer-
red a cigarette to any girl.
have to be on the jump every moment
of the fracas if they hope to blanket
the Blinn aces.
It will lie worth ^going miles tc see
the opposing guards and forwards
fight it out and is likely to prove the
deciding issue in a hotly contested
The game. between the Blinn girls
sextet and the Brenham high girls
will also offer thrills galore. Both
these teams have two goal shooters'
of extraordinary ability, and they
will be battling with-all their might
for honors in this game.
• Miss Louise Smith is the Blinn ace.
She has been the 'Spark plug of the
Blinn crew in every game. Her high-
County TqMEbtlaetof
Poll tax receipts tc
16,122 were issued t
stated. This was 5?
sued last year. The;
exemptions were not
were expected to exceed those of last
year, which were 3,
asbflpl sextet Her na
Hrovel'and, believe" me,
( treat within, itself 'to watch this di-
minutive star, with all her elusiveness
hnd‘<sf>cea in action.
I Those of our customers wno have
seen the stars mentioned above in -
action knows their prowess on the’
hard wodds and know they will not
be disappointed with the exhibition of
basketball that is in store for them
* ■ •»
Thursday night on the local court.
The prices for this feature double bill j
will be 25 cents for adults and' 15
cents for children.
Hafer Refrigeration & E'ectric Co.
With Our
Electric .Department
tinted orange color. Mrs. E. H. Bec-
ker, president of the club, and Mrs.
T -‘b* Milroy, presided at the silver
tea and coffee services placed • at the
St. Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School ends of the table. A delicious salad
will endeavor to make up by effi- course was served on plates adorned
ciency what it lost the past few Sun- in orange, green, and white. The in-
d,ys through inclemen tweather and dividual cakes bore tiny lighted can-
ter. The towering Blinn defensive
•er h«fc-$U»-*^rfaying snmt.-HSjSii ‘
basketball of late. He has also been
sending the ball through the hoop
from long rarfge'with a. great degree
I 4|
of regularity.
The Kubkat guards will be assumed
a busy evening’s work in halting the
goal shooting of Captain Bugle Hil- >
ley,, and Gayle Mercer of the Blinn 1
crew. The one handed shots of Hil-
ley are nothing short of amazing and 5
the
the
per
on
Mercer, a very fast and clever' boy,
has been a star in every contest for
the Bucs so far. His clever dribbling
and passing, coupled with his remark-
able eye for the basket make him a
constant threat to all opposing ag-
Try The New - -
Grennau
COOK-BOOK
I RADIO
SSUPPLIES&|'
Blinn girls hope to down the high
i4asl
Blinn Buccaneers will be con-
fronted with the task of stopping two
clever and elusive goal shooters in
the persons of Jones and Dealey, ace
sldupshooters, of the Sam Houston
Kubkats when the two teams meet
Thtrsday night at Artesian Park.
This pair was largely instrumental in
the victory of the Kubka'ts over the
Bucs in Huntsville a few weeks ago,
and the task of shackling them will be.
a difficult one, indeed.
Kenneth Wendel, rangy guard and
stellar defensive player of the Bucs,
will gjve the Kubkat pair much trou-
ble, especially down under the bas-
“FRISCO
The story of a* woman whose
own son branded ‘her with
shatne. He called her the thing
she was — and ’ she dared not
answer. The incomparable
American star in *a turbulent
tempestuous role that will bring
back memories of “Madame X".'
A role that will make your heart
stand still.
“Over the Counter”
Colortone Musical Revue
NOVELTY
Prices: Matinee 10, 15 and 25c
Prices: Nights 10, 15 and 35c
BREAD PRICES ARE
INCREASED SLIGHTLY
BY BRENHAM BAKERS
Effective Wednesday - Feb. 22 nd.
Ij1 A f i SLICED or PLAIN
IP IL A1J J Will Be Offered For Sale At
READ I A Slightly Increased
1 rdF " A LEY ^.2
ford) be permitted to sign it
Woodward said he had no objection
to Sanderfotd placing any statement
in the "record, adding: “Bui senator,
I would strike from it anything re-
flecting on your colleagues”.
The Coleman senator denounced
the accusation that he was a party
to any movement to “whitewash any-
one”, and said such
rected at him was '
and I will stand on my feet to back
that up”. Hair asked if he could
“say something”, and when permit-
ted to do so, started on a statement
in defense of his letter.
He said that the senator (Wood-
ward) whoi at the outset of the in-
vestigation told the committee he had
made
tions
guilty
“In
sweriKg 'written 'requests from ex-Stu~"
dents of The University of Texas
from various parts of the State, plans
are being laid for> a series of popular
lectures of general appeal on the sub-
jects of economics, politics and sci-
ence, to be detyvered by five or six
experts during' the Fourth Annual
Round-Up at the University, April 28,
29 and 30, according to John A.
Curdy, executive secretary of the
Students Association.
Because this year marks the
tieth Anniversary of the University,
the Round-Up program is to be even
more extensive and important, it has
been decided by authorities of the
institution, working with the Ex-Stu-
dents Association, which sponsors
the Round-Up.
“The lecture ’cycle will be prepared
to enlist the
minds which have, in these trying
times .become aware of the need for
furthering understanding of what is
going on in the world about them",
Mr. McCurdy said. “One or two
internationally known men will be
secured to head the inter-related cy-
cle of addresses, and prominent mem-
bers of the ' University faculty wi^
also be listed.
“The series will culminate on the
third and last day of the Round-Up,
which is Sunday, in a religious gath-
ering for the emire campus and all
Electric Light Globes, all sizes and
styles; may we -serve you? Free de-
livery on purchases of $1.00 ot over.—
HOLLE HARDWARE CO.—278-4t
Will Be On $ale At A Slightly
Increased Price
BUTTER-NUT
SLICED OR PLAIN
Clyde Bates and Mrs. Marguerite
Tennison were married Sunday at
New Braunfels by Rev. Frank D.
Charlton, pastor of the Methodist
church. They, secured their marriage
license in Brenham.
jThe' Hair letter Was excluded from
the reedrd and Senator Samlerf >rd
said he wanted td Ibt the matter drop.
When quiet was restored Senator
Will D. Pace of Tyler cited the in-
cident as "a forerunner of other things
thaAnight occur”. He carried a mo-
tion to exclude from the hearing ail
atton '(except the' attorney general
and his assistants, and all "outside
individual^*'. < ■
“When we do that we can conduct
'this 'hearing m a manner becoming
the'Texas senate”, Pace said.
Woodward was in his accustomed
chair when testimony was resumed,
with W. F. Carter, assis(pnt state
auditor, the witness.
ices in this church is extended to all
who ?understand the German lan-
guage.
The Phillipsburg Lutheran- Ladies’
Aid society will assemble for a regu-
lar session in the church
o'clock p. m. March 1st. It is hoped
that all officers, members and friends
will be present.
The Lenten season begins with
Ash Wednesday,
o’clock p. nv the
of the season will
'•ran church. The
the Lenten season is the innocent suf-
ferings 'and death of Jcfus Chri-st,
the”SavTour of the'wofTa. The Phil-jwosk-oL the-.-Fortnightly Club. ,
lipsburg community is cordially in-
vited to these services.
Other receipts include: Insurance
companies occupation, $2,236,950.37;
cigarette, $7,420,645.42; franchise, $1,*
dies, and the cen*—was a large
of Edna St.
Abie Lessor and “Poems” by Mrs.
F. H. Shaver were most interesting.
At the close of the *~"-ram, a salad
course was served.
Mrs. J. H. Jahnke and daughter,
Betty Jp, and Mrs. William
er of Bellville were guests of
M. Brown Friday. /
Miss Edna Brigance has
from a visit to her sister in 'Npvaso-
r z
SIMON THEATRE
To-Day & Wednesday
Vitaphone presents
The first lady of the screen
RUTH CHATTERTON
uyth'Hie Texas" Bakers'Ciuia' ^ ^^age-ewsouirtei^ -
Retail Grocers Association.
President A. W. Pierson of The
Houston Retail Grocers Association
was quoted as having said Monday
that instead of the price Of bread be-
ing used as a football, the move will
stabilize it and give the bakers a
chance to give greater quality in the
W. K. Hamblen in charge of Refrigeration Service.
C. G. ‘TTom” Jaster in charge of Electrical Contract-
ing. *
We are featuring FRIGID AIRE, I^owever, we have
several bargains in Serve! and Kelvinator.
For anything electrical, visit our Electric Depart-
ment. —
Hoile Hardware Company
BIRTHDAY TBA~H OIV1N •"*"
. for pubuc Library J*61' 1 VVood**H
Tfcc Elti Club rtoms were thf ~ ’
st?eiie of a delightful tea Monday eve-
ning, when the Fortnightly Club ob-
served the birthday of the Brenham
Public Library by inviting the friends
of the institution to enjoy a pleasant
social gathering. Mjjre than one hun-j
dred callers appeared during the eve-
ning, and the event was a decided
success. <
Decorations of the Fortnightly col-
ors, orange, green and white, were
artistically placed. In the reception
roShi potted plants provided the
adornment, while the dining room was
lovely with flowers. The massive
table was covered with a lace doth;
■cvemng Jby Lahfeft Harper and Man7 ’
uel Meyer.
This library birthday tea, an an-
nual event sponsored by the Fort-
nightly Club, was beautifully ap-
pointed in every detail, attendance
was gratifyingly large, and showed
the interest felt by numerous friends
in the public library, the federation
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Blake, T. C. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 278, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 21, 1933, newspaper, February 21, 1933; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1181338/m1/4/: accessed June 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.