Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 292, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 9, 1933 Page: 2 of 4
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WHY WORRY?
Wild
-XX-X.
FOR
(later disqualified)
March
DAILY LENTEN, DEVQTION
Satisfied”
'■S'''
the law*' delays.
Tinkling bells,
let her touch him.
half
SCOUT NOTICE
EXCUSED
By HAM FISHER
rawther/
FELLOWSHIP
OF PRAYER
TAKE AUDNG
TRIP BACK
MEET ME.
IN PARIS.
AINTTHAn-
two
him
BCYOMBCY
_ I HOPE
f HEAVEN FERVOUR
f RESCUE. RADIO ME HOW
MOUSE ARE AM'WHAT
HAPPENED —1 WILL REPLY f
to MOUSE- OCEANS OF J
UWE. FROM ANN .* <
o'clock a m. Every boy a
this community should lie
The Phillipsburg church
dered a beautiful selection
Sunday’s divine service an<
ticing several appropriate
I'M 11 MESSAGE
50
happy.
We arrest a man for a crime and {which
then we have a hearing and then may
this church and worship
extended to all.
Sunday School begin.
before it is ad-
that far better,
to dine with1 a
While the din-
a certain woman
into
selves: and our society with our rest,
lessness, like children not knowing
what to ask or do.
of two
itail. or Calico Chu_
ddfish in new octagon
Train No. 46, Due._2:43 a
WE’RE headed
1 SIR/
■'NOU CAWNTT TALK
tE>'ERS»R- YOU (
CAN M*OKO< TALK I
TO SHORE- BUT )
TRISTRAM
PHARMACY
South Side Square
Brenham, Texas
station. Each
be able to pass
paths to inward peace and guide
us therein. In His name Who is
the Bread of Life. Amen.
be several postponements. Then he is
put in jail foC awhile. Finally he is
brought to trial Then begins all the
tricks of the law to muddle up the
case—ni»jT>e with expert testimony,
insanity pleas, etc.—and the case drags
along.
DEAR MISS HOWE-
I FERGCfT THE NAME
OF YOUR SHIP AN SO I GOT
ON THE WRONG ONE AN I
HADOA JUMP OFF AN SWIM AN
THEN I GOT A AIRPLANE *
WELL- THEN I FIXED CUT
JD THE OSHIN AN 1 THUNK
HUNTSVILLE BUS
Arrive
-* Brenham from Huntsville
9:10 A. M. and 2:66 P. M.
Leave Brenham tor Huntsville
10:05 A. M. and 4:90 P. M-
Warning
Don’t be misled by false state-
ments. Calomel, salts, mineral wa-
ters, oils, laxative pills and drugs
have no effect whatever on the HV»r
or Its production of bile, tha troth
of this statement ctn bo proved'by
consulting the authoritative medical
textbooks published during'(be pest
five years.
There are only two known aub-
stances which will actually stimulate
a torpid or sluggish liver to cleanse
and purify itself by increasing its
production of bile. Sargon Soft
Mass Pills contain both of these sub-
MAGNESIA TOOTH PASTE
As long as our limited supply
lasts.. . . come early—be sure
to get yours!
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ished or unfurnished, modern c* nven-
iences. Available March 15 A. C.
Schultz.—29(L6t-pd. -
It is said that lawyers have tried
to get together in- their associations
and abolish some of the opportunities
for delays, but that lawyers can never
come to an agreement. Which, if true,
is further proof of the type of mind
'gums up* legal machine./ and
slows it down.
versation rather dragged during the
remainder of the meal. Even very su-
percilious and self assured gentlemen
hesitated to expose themselves to the
thrust of a mind which could antici-
pate criticisms before they were at.
tered and deal with them so crisply.
opposition’s 125 Coach Hayes is a
graduate of the North Texas Teach-
ers ccHcge at J)qpton where good
basket-ball and higher education go
hand in hand. His quintet plays a
hard-driving game that should be tn
its advantage in a short two-day
tournament such as the state scholas-
tic event. »
Three years ago a young man
stepped up to one of our offL
cers and said, “I’m going to
start saving regularly today”.
He did and he’s missed only
two pay-days slhce.
Scouts of Troop II will meet Fri-
day evening at 7:30 o’clock at F. C.
Winkelmann’s filling
Scout is requested to
at least one test
period of not less’tfiaif uKe^year hr
Washington County. Texas, for at,
least thirty days prior to the date of
said election.
Sam D. W. Low, County Judge,
Washington County, Texas.
SAM D. W. LOW. ’
THURSDAY, Mar.-. 9—(Read Psalm
1 17:1-3, 5-6, 15)
BUY AND SELL GUNS—Hdgb
Durden.—188-tf.
their unruffled way.
Beans and potatoes oranges and
. grapefruit, still grow and mature for
VortAhouiuf— •
Train No. 18. Due__12:09 a. m
Train No. 16, Due__12:39 p. n»
SoutAbownd—
Train No. 15, Due._2:55 p. tn
Train No. 17, Due__5:00 a. m
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Railroad Time TaMe
SANTA Ffi
but when time arrived to bear down
and win the direct and bi-district
titles the Wildcats proved they "had
the ability. Although they will be de_
fending champions the Wildcats do
not rank as oqe of the four favorites.
TIME for business nouses to par-
chase new box files far letters aad in-
voices. We have special price on bos
filas of 50c while they last These
are new files. Buy them now at Ban-
ner-Press Stationery Depurtment.-
The Temple High School
cats will be defending champions.
He might have been tempted to
put his thoughts into words, but he
never had a chance. Quick as a flash
Jesus turned on him:
“Simon, I have somewhat to say to
thee.’
“Teacher, say on.” It was a
concealed sneer.
“There was a man who had
debtors,’! said Jesus. “One owed
five hundreds shillings and the other
fifty. Neither could pay and he for-
gave them both. Which of them do
you think, will love him most”?
Simon sensed a trap, and moved
cautiously.
“I imagine the one who owed him
the most,” said he.
"Right," said Jesus. "Simon, seest
thou this woman?”
Simon nodded. He. began to wish
the conversation had not started.
State Cage Tommy
Pre-tournament favorites for the
1933 Texas Interscholastic League
basketball championship are the Ath-
ens Hornets and Jeff Davis of Hous-
ton. . I'.-•■'
He started with $3 a week. He
deposits $10 now. And he owns
clear a $1,000 bond that h earn,
ing $5 a month for him.
• • , -rf. 'A Y? J'-L.'aM
He says that he’ll be owning
his own business in three more
years. We believe him.
stall b< held on
. in April. A. D. 19J3 <
being the 1st day of April, A. D. 1933,
ia all Commissioners' Ptocmcts in
the County for the election of the
trustees from the County at Large,
also an election of school trustees for
Precincts No. 2 and 3, those elected
co become members of the County
Board of Education and are to be
elected by the legally qualified voters
of County of said Precinct. That said
election to be held at the same time
and same places, and by the election
officers appointed by the several
school boards to hold the election of
trustees in common kchool districts in,
said commissioner's precincts.
All persons who are legally qualifi.
ed voters of *thls ststfe hnd Wtv, and
of the -vJtoU^Z^oneri’" preeifict in
which be or she offers to vote and
who tut residents and qualified to
vote in the common school districts
of said county and precincts, shall be j
entitled to vote in said election.
The polls for said election shall be
opened it 8 o’clock A. -M. add shall
be closed at 6 o’clock P. M. -on said
date.
' Notice of said Section shall i ■ ’
Why worry because the nation’s
ba^ka a holiday at the pr^si.-
dmrt’s order/ WHY all the bother'
about cash and credit, gold and silv.
ground so that nature may do her best
tor man.
A norther comes quietly into Hous-
ton. driving away the clouds and
bringing bright sunshine and good
health for men.
Babies are born in Houston every
'tog only food and a warm
pXce fb sleep,- Mothers are joyfulr
FREE
Including your choice
fancy
bunkin _ ■
style Crystal Globe, vari-color-
ed Rainbow Chips and seaweed
.—With every 50c tube of
Easter Day services.
The Phillipsburg Ladies’ Aid So-
ciety met in church on the first of*
March in regular monthly meeting.
The meeting was well attended and
.intottoting dj*<uss»onf were had and •
the usual ’routine busihesi' adfwfed.'
The next meeting oi the society will
be held at .the home of Mrs. Fred
Riechers, April Sth.
. „ ■ ' i ii 11 iidWiMgr - -
PFestdound—
Train No. <3, Due__ 10:09 a. m
Train No. 45. Due. __ 1.29 a. m
In the advertiaing columns of thia paper are similar mes-
sages adchesaed to YOU. Read them and you will hear the
clink of silver. Our merchants are saying “We have some ex-
tra values. We have some especially seasonable articles that
resources can overcome all temporary
ills. ... ‘
Regardless of the failure of banks
and bankers, of the actions of presi-
e
dents and kings, we will carry on.
WHY worry?
—Houston Press.
Sit back and think a moment The
fact that all the bank clerks are rest-
ing for a few days is really a matter
of secondary importance. Those things
Tha Rar. Osina (Hann Atkina, D.
Sponsored by
Tha Federal Council of tha
Churchaa of Christ in Americs
Copyright 1933
The cotton plant is stirring in its
seed all over Texas so that man
may be clothed.
The pine trees of East Texas still
whisper in the forests standing there
ready to furnish man with shelter.
Cattle still roam the boundless
Dallas Tech Wolves
Coach ’’Doc” Hayes of the DallaJ
Tech‘ Wolves will ""send a redoubtable
team.into the tournament. It brecred
through, the Dallas City series with-
out a defeat and then Won the district
and bi-district rights to enter the
state tournament
Tech will show the tournament a
five-man offense with Red Sledge the
TWG BEAUTIFUL
GOLD FISH
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FORE SALE—Cut flowers and floraf
designs. Mrs. Dick Schmid. Phoav
396.—2.fttf
It wap the duty of the honorable head gardener to watch
for the moat beautiful of the blooms and tie to the stem of
each a little silver bell. As the flowers swayed in the breeze,
the bells tinkled with sweet music. Thus the courtiers and the
distinguished visitors, strolling along the paths, were sure to
see the finest specimens.
follows:
1921—E*
1923— Oik-^iiff^M Dallas/
1924— Oak Cliff at Dallas.
1925— Beaumont. <
Civil cases are often worse. Refer-
ees may take an interminable time to
render a decision—sometimes as much
as two years and then ask for a re-
hearing. The longer a case runs the
bigger fee the lawyer seems justifi-
ed in clnsS-ging 1'fie nice garden-va-
riety of lawyers whom we respect and
with whom we rub elbows daily, is
early caught in the system and be-
come So accustomed to it that they
trite Anderiftss; ~ ~ -y—
‘Thy sins are forgiven,” he said to
her simply. „
“When I came into your bouse, you
May sliirww gatobtowtou water for ray *9ket,“
With'’tha*qrtpberdin-
*■>' *anlMtos which cut eiraigbt to
the heart M things. "But she has
washed my feet wjth her tears and
dried them with her hair. You gave
me no kiss, but she has not ceased
to kiss my feet. Your poured none
of your expensive oil on my head, but
she has takep her precious ointment,
which she could ill-aflord, and anoint-
ed me."
The dining-room was silent; every
eye was turned upon the Teachey;
the p*u>r woman still knelt at his
feet, gmbamssL.' '^.; her action should
have caused so much comment, - ~ •>
“She is like the debtor who owned
the five hundred, shillings”, he s*i8.
“Her S.:.«' whieh ' are many are for-
givert,-for she loved tnueh. To whom
little is forgiven, the same loves lit-
tle.” Add then with a glance of infi_
192^-Brackenridge at San Antonio
1927— Athens.
1928— Austin (later disqualified)
1929— Athens.
1930— Denton.
1931— Athens.
1932— Temple.
Prcntis Bailey, publisher of the
Utica (N. Y). Observer-Dispatch,
•ays:
That a great deal of our present
day crime is due to our lawyers.!
Shocked? Yea of course you arc. It’s
easy forgone class to point their ling-
ers at another class and say, "They
did itl" But analyzing the matter
down to a conclusion, isn't this the
situation?
Crime is decreased by certainty of
punishment Countries which have
swift and sgr* .punishment have tew
major crimes. Why does not Americ.
have swift and sure punishment?
Two reasons: Corruption oi public
officials and legal delays. The former
can only be corrected^,,tbe pdils. The
fitter chn be c6rreclecT by the lawyers.
The cocrection will seemingly hit
their pocket-books, and who wants to
have his ppdeet-book hit? Even
seemingly? Consequently- We drag
along our criminal actions to the ap-
parent benefit of the lawyer's pocket,
-bOSk *
10 and 11 at Austin and promises to
be one of the most interesting of the
twelve champioqsbip events.
The Athens ’Hornets are the only
aggregation to win the scholastic title
three times. They won in 1927, 1929
and 1931. Should the Hornets come
through this /week-end it will ^ive
them a record that may Stand for
many years—four state championships
within seven years.
Jimmy Kitts, former coach of the
Athens Hornets whose teams won the
three state championships two nation-
al scholastic titles, six district crowns,
six bi-district awards, one • Southern
A. A. U. title and runner-up honors
in one National consolation, win be
missing this year. Kitjs is now coach-
ing at Rice. Bobo Nelson will direct
the Athen6.’7T'“‘*‘'j* .rfa 3r» . . ^rr..
— - -WANTED .7
WANTED—Roomers. Phone 592.
dv.’88 10t
ways, in the love guided life, in what-
ever feeds the spirit There are deeds
and dreams which do satisfy. They are
what is done or soagijf in the spirit
of Jesus Christ in goodness and sim-
plicity, in the loss of self for the good
of others. When our goings are in
God’s paths, we shall find satisfaction
not only at the end of-^hc road but
in all the experiences of the journey.
So. spanv ”^ss>*allc.<i. satisfactions
are like troubled dTrtams. When we
awake to the need of God we shall be
satisfied.
ON MEETING AN OBJECTION
Every business man knows the
value of being able to sense an ob-
jection and meet it
vanced. Jesus knew
He went one night
prominent Pharisee,
ner was in progress,
of unfortunate experience crept
the room and kneeling down by Jesus
began to bathe his feet with precious
ointment and wipe them with her
hair. Jesus knew what that outburst
unselfishtaess ♦-» an over-
burdened spirit and accepted the trib-
ute with gracious dignity. But all the
time he was perfectly well aware r
thoughts that were passing through
the self-satisfied mind of his hos'
“Ah,” said that cynical gentleman
to himself, “if he were a prophet be
would have known that this woman is
• sinner, and would have refused to
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Prayer—O Thou Who hast made
our very restlessness a sign that
without Thee we can not be satis-
fied, bring us through Christ-like
love and service to the peace our
spirits so desire. Forgive us all
our wrong or foolish quests for
satisfaction and pity us in what
we have missed. Show us Thy
They tell us now that all we do is
really a quest for satisfaction. We
take, however, strange roads in our
quests an<| try to° ofteo to satisfy
the hunger of the soul'with the grati-
fications of sense. We disturb our
St. Paul’s Lutheran church in the
German language every Wednesday
night at 8 o’clock. A cordial invita-
tion to come to these services is ex-
tended to all in this community who
understand German.
Divine service in the German
tongue will be held Sunday morning
at 10:30 o’clock. A cordial ‘.nvitation
tv come to this and all rervices in
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