Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 224, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 5, 1934 Page: 2 of 10
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 5, 1B34
HENDERSON DAILY NEWS, HENDERSON, TEXAS
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FOOT SPECIALIST
Will Be at RANDOLPH HOTEL All Day Thursday of
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This Week
Giving Treatments for all forms of Foot Troubles
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If Your feet hurt don’t fail to see Dr. Taylor Thursday.
WE OFFER
Lady Attendant
EXAMINATION FREE
OUTSTANDING
VALUES
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WINTER DRESS
Thursday
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SPECIAL
WOOL
One Pay
AU New Styles
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Beautiful Group
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Finest Women’s Shoes
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Betty LEE
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A Good Store In
MARWIL’S
Henderson’s Best Store
A Good Town
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CLEANERS
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Up to $5.85 pair. Blacki,
Browns. Oxfords, Pumps.
Sacred Program For Week of Prayer
For Foreign Missions at Baptist Church
Select Your Winter Dress At Special
Low Prices
Beautiful Plaid
Designs .. . For
Real Service
Pretty Color
Combinations
Miss Mary Skiles
Hostess to Club
Gaston P.-T. A. to
Meet Thursday P. M.
One lot, three thread pure silk Hose.
All fall shades. $1.00 value. NOW—
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HENDERSON
DRY GOODS
CO.
NOTICE—Dr. Taylor will also have on display his com-
plete line of Orthopedic Shoes for men, women and chil-
dren.
One lot beautiful silk dresses. All sizes and styles.
B]ack — Brown — Blue. Regular
Values to §12.50.
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This is an opportunity to buy
Fine Footwear at substantial
Savings. We are Closing out
all broken lines . . . our best
selling styles . .. . three days
only.
Mrs J. C. Anderson and daugh-
ter. Miss Catherine Anderson, re-
turned last night from a short vis-
it in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patterson
returned Tuesday from a visit in
Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Cannon left
Tuesday for Arlington after visit-
ing relatives in Henderson.
coach;
Henderson,
FALL COLORS
SIZES 12 TO 52
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Smart Styles All
Leather Oxfords
Plain toe, cap toe. wing tip.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gorman are
moving from Lakeview St. to 104
Montgomery Dr
John Klotz was in Austin Tues-
day attending to biTiness. J
There is
Nothing Like
Being Ready
F. A. Herndon of Kilgore had a
minor operation at the Henderson
Hospital and is said to be Improv-
ing satisfactorily.
Auditorium-Gymnasium At Gaston School
Will Be Dedicated With Program Friday
New
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will
drill
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motifs
making a
their son, George C. James, man-
ager of the Randolph Hotel.
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Miss Mary Skiles was hostess t>
the Primo Bridge Club at her home
on North High Si. Tuesday.
The Mexican motif predominat-
ed in bridge appointments’ decor-
ations and the menu. A favor for
high score was presented to Miss
Ruth Preston.
The guests were: Misses Aileen
Rogers, bouise Reed, Ruth Preston
and Lois Rayford, Mrs. T. D. Grif-
fin, Mrs. Dick Alford and Mrs.
Donald bokey.
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was a
this
the boys in the community, which
lie in scouting,” by the scout-
master of the community, J. E.
Henson.
It is hoped that many patrons
will benefit themselves by hear-
ing the discussions Thursday af-
ternoon.
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Oris Jones c.' the Harper com-
munity is improving after a ma-
jor operation at the hospital here.
Hi Average Criminal Age
TOPEKA, Kan. (UP) — Most
major crimes are committed by
young men and 19 Is the average
age of the w< t offenders, S. S.
Alexander, United States district
attorney, said here in an address
before the Washbui i College law
school. Alexander said he believed
a big step toward curtailing crims
would be taken if states estab-
lished criminal bureaus of investi-
gation similar to that of the
United States.
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• Ray Tuggle, 10-year-oid boy who
lives in the Tvrnertown communi-
ty, is in a serious condition at
Henderson Hospital. Physicians
have not dlagnos I hie case as yet.
just the thing in a boy's room.
Pattern 893 comes to you with
transfer pattern of two
inches; directions for
8x1 linchcs and two motifs 3x8
chair back set and bag; material
requirements; illustrations of all
stitches needed.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred) for this pattern
to Henderson Daily News, Needle-^
craft Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., Nowpmogene Irwin.
York, N. Y.
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New suits filed in Fourth Dis-
trict Court: V. B. Dillon vs. Re-
publican Underwriter, compensa-
tion suit; Fred Bolyard et al vs.
Toronto Pipe Line Company, ct
al; C. W. Donley et al vs. Norman
A. Stephens et ux.
Mrs. Helen D. Rose boom Is en
route to Henderson from Chicago,
where she visited relatives and
friends during the past several
weeks. She left the Windy City
last Saturday, and plans several
stops before arriving here.
Miss Jessie McGough is expected
to return today from Houston
where she has been visiting since
Saturday.
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Accessories in Fur
Fur accessories are smart this
year. Bags and belts, hats and
muffs and ascot scarfs and belts
come in luxurious as wel las inex-
pensive furs and do their part to
turn extremely simple outfits into
rather pretentious ensembles. You
can dress up : plain coat with a
pert shoulder cape of Persian lamb
and, with a matching turban, have
a costume that looks quite gla-
Women’s Shoes
Up to $3.50 Pair
Crushed Kids. Plain Leath-
ers. Oxfords. Pumps
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Men’s Dress Oxfords
Plans are being completed for
the emblem breakfast to be held
at 8 o’clock Sunday morning at the
Randolph Hotel by the Business &
Professional Women's Club. Mrs.
Geneveive Norman Is chairman of
the program arrangements. Guests
are expected from Tyler and Kil-
gore. Reservations must be phoned
to Miss Viva Mayo not later than
ft O’clock Saturday afternoon.
W. N. Robinson of Dallas wAs in
the city on business today.
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The Woodmen Circle will hold
its regular business meeting at
2:30 o’clock tomorrow afternoon
at the W. O. W. Hall,
officers for the coming yci
be elected and the captain
present dew drills to the
team.
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AfruKlt {fun.
WHEN YOU GIVE--
JEWEL RY ,
. FOR CHRISTMAS
On next Friday evening, De-
cember 7, at 8 o’clock, there will
be a program which will mark
another achievement of the
trons and school board of
Gaston School. This event will
be the formal opening of the new
auditorium-gymnasium which has
recently been completed.
This building is located at the
end of the drive way leading from
the highway through the campus,
and is one of the largest and best
equipped in East Texas and will
fill a dfistinct need in the school
and community.
The program for the evening
will consist of musical numbers
furnished by local talent and the
London High School Band, and
an address which will be deliver-
ed by Dr. A. W. Birdwell, pres-
When Christmas
comes around,
and you. w»”t tl>
drew your best.
Freshly Sanitqne
Cleaned clot hes
j will be a joy and
| assure your best
appearance.
The following building permits
have been issued in the city water
works office: Ro; Durkw, frame
residence, Red Bud St., $60G; W.
M. Futch, moving and remodeling
house at 609 North Marshall St.,
$2500; Gordon Brown, adding roqm
to store on NortK Marshall St.,
$1,000; Bldna Spruill Purvis, frame
residence' ind garage on Sunset
Ave., $1400; John Ashby, repairs
on houses, East and Broadway,
$500; Kelly Tipps, recovering
house on Broadway, $100.
1 an<’ Mrs. Julius
left yCsterdav for their home
Beaumont after visiting the 1
ter’s grandfather, N. L.
and other relatives here.
Feigelson was before her
marriage Miss Marian Deutser of
Port Arthur.
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Mrs J. J. Rayford and Mrs. John'’
R. Alford are visiting In Dallas,
where Miss Bessie Lou Alford bp
spending a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. James
of ElDorado, Ark., are visiting hnorous.
The following were issued new
car licenses in the tax collector’s
office yesterday: E. A. Baker,
Henderson, Chevrolet town se-
dan; C. M. Tidwell, Henderson,
Chevrolet coach; Proctor C.
Olive, Henderson, Chevrolet
standard coach.
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L D. Hodge of Dallas
Iness Visitor in the city
ping
[rs. W. R. Harris is entertain-
the Thursday Bridge Club at
hj|j home on N< h High St. thly
jBBernoon.
■"W®a'y Mills of this city is resting
vAl in Henderson Hospital today
jMjfvIng an opfrat)oi| yesterday.
R. R. Jon is a patient at
♦WdocHl hospital following a min-
oifLoivatioji yMterday. (
ident of Stephen F. Austin State
Teachers College in Nacogdoches.
Dr., Birdwell is one of the lead-
ing school men, not only in the
state, but in the entire south,
and always brings a message
which is entertaining as well as
of decided benefit. .
A hearty invitation is extend-
ed to those in adjoining commun-
ities, as well as those of the Gas-
ton District, to attend this pro-
gram.
Three
Days Only
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The. Gaston Parent-Teachers
Association will meet in the
school auditorium at 4 o’clock
Thursday afternoon. After a
short business session, the presi-
dent, Mrs. Jack Petrofsky, will
give in part a report of the state
convention which met recently at
Corpus Christi with “Making the
Most of Resources” as the general
topic.
Mr. Meek will develop a pro-
gram consisting of the following
discussions: “Resources for aid to
the general welfare of the school
and community which lie in par-
ents,” to be presented by Miss
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aid to the school and community
which lie in the teachers,” by Mr.
Norvell; "Resources for aid to
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Mrs. George C. James is visit-
ing her mother in Smackovir,
Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. I G. Alexander
and daughters have returned to'
their home in Plainview after a
visit with Mrs. Alexander's moth-
er, Mrs. J. H. Langhorne, yjnZ
other Henderson relatives.
SCOTTIE MOTIFS
PATTERN 893
This Scottie, done in cross stitch
with a fitting frame in plaid effect,
makes a variety of striking acces-
sories. There’s a chair back set—
the Scottie can be black and the
plaid in colors repeating that of the
furniture — that would make a
Charming gift. The popular knit-
ting bag Is greatly enhanced by
using the Scottie as decoration;
the form of the design gives it an
interesting shape. Besides this, a
charmipg scarf can be made with
a Scottie at each end—it wdtild be
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’Dyer. Mrs. H. !•'.
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Christmas carols will also be
sung. Mrs. J. N. Phillips and
Mrs. R. L. Mathis are in charge
of the program.
The W. M. U. met Monday and
Tuesday afternoons, and will
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Smith re-
turned Tuesday from Austin,
where Mr. Smith attended to bus-
iness.
■ife’
Marriage licenses issued yes-
terday in the county clerk’s of-
fice were; Harold Johnson and
Tommie Warren; King Wesley
Wicks and Minnie Ruth Windom;
George Gafford and Mabel Wise;
Floyd Bennett and Juanita Lokey.
In observance of the Week of^Jonos, ^Huth
Prayer for foreign missions and ’
the Lottie Moon Christmas offer-
ing, there will be a sacred pro-
gram nt 7:30 o’clock tonight at
the First Baptist Church.
A playlet, “In the Path of the
Star,” will be given by the fol-
lowing cast: Clotine Knicker-
bocker, Martha Jane Hammer, meet on Thursday an
Leo Armstrong, Lee Fletcher, |observance of the
Celestia Guy, Viva Mayo, Alta
Birthstone Rings, Dinner
Rings, you’ll have no trouble
finding ju«t the ring for. that
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Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 224, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 5, 1934, newspaper, December 5, 1934; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1301139/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rusk County Library.