Cleburne Times-Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 150, Ed. 1 Monday, April 1, 1935 Page: 3 of 6
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and
Anna Haley
OlMe Lackey
Hacel Morgan
if w new mother. thinks im
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In A fog - I'M GonG to
stir up a time toNE-
Cleburne high school, is sporting
a new high-powered car, which is
the envy of the citizens who are
still driving their last year's car
(or perhaps older).
Carleta Junell
Wanda Lewis
C. J. McCollom
Gladys Montgomery
Madeline O’Bannion
Dorothy Rodgers
Lonniu Roe / -™
Melba Jo Smith
Joy Wallis
Mary Wilbanks
Veta Mae Cotton
Jack Ethridge
Robbie Rae Kendrick
Creola McCarty
Paul Shaw
Alien
' Lois Clark
listed
class
Robert James
Grace Marie KlUingsworth
Nell Marie Barker
Lortce Griffin
Bessie Haley
Alice Hobllt
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In a far
Iowa by
Ernest Harrison, a farmer,' has
two farms near here, one north
of here, the other east. He is op-
timistic about the crops this year
and said that his two farms are
in excellent condition!
wild goose yesterday
A I rick in Hearts
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Yater
Lee Zimmerman
Zimmerman.
following pupils
ig to grade
Wilbanks
mH Wickham
i Louise Wrba
of Long School on honor roll 25.
Per cent of all grades of
School on honor roll 28.97.
Tiie market square was an array
of everything from phonographs to
fish bowls, including cedar logs,
hay, cook gloves, and a general
mixture of farm products.
Per cent of primary grades of1
Adams School on honor roll 28.68.
Per cent of grades five and six
Of Adams School on honor roll
28.35.
Per cent of all’grades of Adams
School on honor roll 28.59.
Herman Vess
Tommie Gambrell
Marie Gambrell
R. E Jones
Bobbie Junell
Nevkgene ‘Martin A/i
Katie Moseley "
Wllmarine Moseley
Walterlne Moseley
Bernice Nelson
Ruth Pritchard
Billy Rawls
Edwin Teeter
Marie Tucker
Cleo Bauidflvin
Ernest Ray Hudspeth
Mary Frances Martin
Willie Mason
Berly Bridges
Dan Burt
Dcssie Mae Castleberry
Elaine Davis
Jerry Davis
Gwendolyn Erickson
Charles Ruth Finley
Alan Goodale
Johnnie Mary Harris
Ernest Haverly
Imogene Jones
Murray Joe Leonard
Dorothy Jean Shouse
| Mildred Skinner
Tomi Lavon Snell
Kathryn Steadman „
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OI_C SPOONl 1
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AND YOU \
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S. MOUSE! w—>
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V. L. Pierson
Billy Rogers
Doris Rogers
Judith Tutt
Ruth Watson
Billy Hall
BIG SISTER
VAv’. LOUIS’. GOOD
N&VJ8! MR6.REESY
IS LOTS BETTER.
RHE’S ASKIM& —
FOR. VOUi
Santa Fe.
Dorothy Campbell
Marie Casllebury
Floyd Daviji
Margaret Foote
Doris Goodale ,
Billie Lou Hutto „
Ruth Johnson
Kenneth Scale
Mattle Lou Johnson
Lloyd Thompson
Bobble Wingate
Leona Bauldwin
Dorothy Britton
Bernice Davenport
James Hollingsworth
Fay Kennedy
Cliff Leonard
Mary, Smith
Rosa Smith
Louise Stubblefield
Helen Teeter
Rita Wlensklc
Noel Brown
Olcla>Bntler
Arlcta May Garrett
“ Geraldine Hanshew
Mildred McNatt
Robert Whitehead
LaVeme Cleveland
Oran Farr
Autle Foote
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B.
And, speaking of advertisements, do you
that appear in this newspaper? They forewarn you of
the change of the seasons just as surely as the first robin
or the first golden daffodils.
five:
iret Lou Hopkins
a Smith
Ruth Smith
iret Abbas
Harper
J L®111
Nettc Hoffman
Miic Bagley
M Grace Williams
Mile Young ,
: 'I Pipes
'J Hudson
j Campbell
*3rine Leake '
J eth Miller
six: .
Dunlap
y Ray Howard
Dillon
Allard
Taylor
it Anderson
Price
Beth Vicker
Mae Kelley
Stratton
e Forrester
Saven;
Kennon
i Schott
* eters
1c Caln
Ellis
ill Ueckert
,te Ebner
Barbara Hammonds
Ada Lee Hicks
Betty Hill
Alleta Livingston
Stella Ruth Logan
PaUy Ruth Mabe
Marv Louise Nesbit
Norfen Treece
Donald Ward
Virginia Warren <aU l’s)
Jimmy Wells ______
Lillian Anderson
Morris Barham
Wilma Jean Butler (all l’»)
Mildred Cochran
Billie Jean Frlou
Edwin Hansen
Ada Lackey
Kenneth Looper
Jimmy May
R. L. pwnbey
W. A. Scott has yet to get his
pulse back to normal after the
| crowd which poured into his store
Saturday to attend his annual 9-
eent sals,. Mrs. Wilson, demon-
strator lor tile Wolf Brand pro-
ducts. said that not in the history
of her twenty years experience as
a demonstrator had she seen so
many people in on,e store. She
said that about 5,000 people cainc
in there Saturday, and that the
Scott' family treated everyone as
though he or she was in their
home.
rt Munday .
Rosser
i Johnson
later »e m 11 Maddox
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whip wan being tired for \nn Hughes
time Hint day. .■ Harris
e Massengale
Irving School.
Freddie Joe Stewart
l^ary Lain
Laverne Ashcraft
Betty Beasley
Charles McLaurin
Patsy Ruth Wilson
Patricia Riley
Sheila Kennard
Ruby Lee Floyd
Leita Lane Gentry
. Loreca Mae Vincent
John Harris
Nellie Jack Mathison
Beverly Nell Knopp
Lagene Martin
Ed Prim Bauldwin
Claudle Fay Buchanan
t it would
during May and June,
because "in the spring
man’s fancy lightly
thoughts of love.”)
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TMINGS. A1CTE.R
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WE WON'T,
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NlCFT WELL
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[honor roll follows: '
I Junior High,
rod Adams
’ Adams
Lhy Rose Acri
Res Allard
hie Armstrong
Boger
[Boyd
lia Dell Bright
[Buckner
b Burton
[le Dec Cockrell
f Jo Donovan
beth Ames Fisher
[ude Frazier
k. Gray
km Hale
|y Harris
kia Head
kas Hill
by Howard
be Hudson
[ellne Jones
| Kelley
Marie Kilpatrick
h Kilpatrick
fes Leek '
McWhorter
[Miller
le Mills
! Neff
liy Jean Pipes
ue Pittman
tolson
’oteet
a Powers
Lou Proctor
Proctor
Richardson
rte Roe
Tine Shields
Shultz
Dorothy Hubbard
Annarose Knlpe
Opal Raines
Marian Sanders —irL—
Vernon Smith
Leonard Jones
Lexle Lawson
Carl Llchte
Geraldine Reeves
John Ed Washburn
Bobby Winn
Earlene Anderson
J. M. Reagor
Byron Sanford •>
Willie Jane Bauldwin
Charlyc W. Boulware
Wilma Cornelius
‘Bruce Mason
Mary N. Quajttlebaum
' Nora Schlieper
Wanda Vossler
Per cent of primary grades ol
Irving School on honor roll 22.1.
Per cent of grades five and six
of Irving School on honor roll
24.6.
Per cent of all grades of Irving
School on honor roll 23.7.
Boyd
Marie Kaveckl
Banks (on last month also
Hooked),
rice
Graham
i Frizzell
r ene Hale
B r, Ellen Johnson
? ‘a Johnson
tine Krempin >
‘3 POU
(in Murph
Strickland
Mae Lankford
Dement
m Caldwell
Wynhe
n Tolleson
. Brown
Gist
ie Hester
s Clajk
liy Carter
|i. Venable.
HONEST? GiE ,
THAT IS PiMEl
NOW WE CAN
ASK MEP
ABOUT THE
SPOON *.
-/|‘LL GET
j COO Kit
’IO HELP
l Mlt,H rr
Mildred Temple
WlnneU Titus
William Walts
Jean Wienskie
Dorothy Nell Yockei ,
Hope’Crews' ’’
Dorothy Nell Griffith
i Evangeline Me Keel
Lois Tucker
Olive Anderson
Jewell Bicknell ,
Billie Louise Byrd
Elizabeth Combs
Pansy Easdon
l Dorsey Farr
j Norg Griffin
Stella Ruth Harris
Dorothy Haynie
EveljAi Ingram
James Alfred Jones
Virginia Knight
Helen Mann
Blanche Randolph
Marie Riza
Tommie Roberts
! Marie Rogers
• Elizabeth Jo Taylor
I Theodore Teeter
Billie Thompson
Pauline Whitehead
Zelma Lee Booth
Gladys Borden
Imogene Cowan
Nellie Fletcher
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Ine Steel-
Tie Swift
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Strachey fought deportation pro-
ceedings. Arthur Garfield Hays,
attorney for the American Civil ■
Liberties Union, prepared Stra-
chey’s defense.
Reading advertisements is a habit well worth cul-
tivating. They tell you, well in advance, of the latest
trend in styles. They keep you posted on this year’s de-
velopments in automotive engineering. They bring to-
your attention new foods—nourishing, appetizing. They
introduce to you marvels in household helps. They point
out interesting locales for your vacation—or for tours
that broaden your outlook on life.
I. Hill
I Bell Brown
le Mahaney
■teele
lent of grades one to six
Ir High on honor roll 2759.
Int of grade seven of Jun-
n on honor roll 17.18- .
I J. N. Long, x
I Jean Aker
ley Baker
5 Boone
I Caddell
3 Clark
I Cole
S Louise Dayls (all l'a>
By Deck
■y Peacock (aH i’z)
Elisabeth Reed »,.
a Scott
Spikes
» Thomas (all l’s)
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1REEEY YAYBE
THERE IS A
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[ NOT NOW.1'
T L. Gatlin, a farmer of An-
tioch, was in town today loading
up with supplies. He was favor-
ably impressed with the city and
salt} that his farm wai, looking
fine.
Doris Claire McFarland
Gordon Parks
Pauline Robertson
James Stewart
Harvey Anderson
Charles Ray Given
Dave Irwin
Elbert Reed
Annie Lou Scott
Beatrice Walker
ClairdelY Weldon
Ruth Jean White
Edwin Wilbanks-
Bradford Veal
R. M. Caldwell
Walter Edwards
Billy Flowers
Madylene Gatewood
Kurt Hemrick
Evelyn Hester
Mac Ingram
Fay Lefevre
Cleo Meacham
> Marcclle McBroom
Harold Wright
fifary Louise Austin
J. C. Lowry
Helen George
Ora Mae Green
Herbert Mabe
Oleta Stepp
Pauline Scott
Frank Dudley Sanders
Adams School.
Margaret Clay
Marjorie Elliott
. Nelda Lee Hand
Nadine Hansford
Claudia Fay Hathcock
Bobby Louise Horton
Bobbie Aouise Mabe
Malvin Staples
Doyle Weldon
Cullen EChols
Margie Stepp
Patsy Ruth Graham
Frances Kirkham
Inetta McGowen
Bobble Jean Stepp
John Acosta
Lola Nell Ballard
Frances Bowers
Betty Hemrick
Billie Joe. Irwin
Jeanie May Marion
The show windows are all filled
with hints of Easter and the new
store to be opened here Friday,
Scott's .Dollar Store, attracted
many lookers.
out of here!” rhe fta
ie kill her now!” Anole
for the Inert girl.
•u’a foot Mopne.l her and
Crooning to the floor
Consuelo up In bl. a
»n» a strange pallor it
ny skin. He earned her
> to a nearby bucket of m
ie here, soma of yon'
L voice unsteady,
brew water In the r lrl's
oanei) and. casplnj. bega
he breath back Into her |i
•a wns the f!r-t one of
■Ircle to mo\».
d
Evelyn John St. Loe Strachey,
British author and lecturer, is
shown with- Mrs. Strachey, at the
offices of the U. S. immigration
. commissioner in Chicago as
i Bobby English , ■ - •
! James Harris Martin
I Loree Masters
i Norene Moore
Marjorie Nell Norrell
; Pearl Paine .
! Ardelia Posey
Bunny Ragsdale
1 Kenneth Ratliff
Betty Lea Rosser
Genell Rust
Nan Smith
Raymond Vechan
Bernell Webster
Marshall White
Jack Ed Bowen
Charles Casstevens
Alice Clark
Billy Jhn Clarke (all l’s)
Dorris Nell Holley
Roy Fanning Howell
Virginia Hughes
Doris Lassetter__
Willie Mac Leek
Joyce MeCoy
Ed Miller (aU l's)
Cleo Newberry
Milton Raines
Vernon Ratliff
Gladys Reynolds
Glennelle Thomas
Betty Jane Wright
Lavoy Ballew
Marilou Conner
Margaret Darcy
Anna Fay Dougan
Jennilou Grammer
Eugene James (all l's)
Edwin Lemmerman
Jennie B. Mauldin
Lena Moore
Anita Morton
Virginia Scott
Wayne Stewart
Virginia Ruth Allen
Happy Hague
Willard Caddell
Martha Nell Johnson
Juanita Kennon
Elizabeth Marcus
Helen Moore
Wallace Robertson
Dorothy Rust
Bernice Schmidt
Welton Scott
Nelson Smith
Lloyd Stewart
Margaret Ann Baker
Mildred Cavasas
Sylvia Cartwright
Clark Douglas
Ruby Doris Gore
Mary Nell Hughes
Alicia Claire Mayes
Moselle McBride
Maxine Morris
Bessie Munves
Alma Jean Peacock
Dorothy Dell Prater
Dorothy Nell Richardson
Barbara Ruth Scott
Georgann Scott
Altha Pearl Warenskjold
Per cent of primary grades of
Long School on honor roll 3151.
Per cent of grades five and six
H. L. Bicknell, justice of
peace, remarked today that the
marriage business was dull at this
[ time of the year but that he ex-
pick up
(Probably
a young
turns to
The advertisements are interesting, helpful, reliable.
By comparing the prices and qualities of merchandise
advertised you buy to best advantage. You may rely on
the advice given you by the advertisements in this paper
just as you depend on the advice of a friend.
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By PAUL ROBINSON
watch ms melt him — i
HEUO GftOCEfM ?
I WANT NOU TO HAVE
JEFF OsHNtr?. AN OflOEQ,
SO THAT NICE LOOKING GfZOCErtN
CON THINKS I'M CCNCMT6O - WELL
WELL HAM£ SOME FUN - ( ___
HANENOU got AN EXTRA (
maids uniform ? t-----'
AT I HE first “honk”’ 1 gazed skyward. 1 here, high in
the air, flew a patriarchal gander guiding his flock due
north in perfect V-formation—Nature’s advertisement
that spring had really arrived.
'By ELIZABETH HUSTER and
GENEVIEVE PAPINEAU
>We were interested this morn-
ing upon arriving in town to see
so many people on the squares,
especially the market square. Upon
further investigation it was learn-
ed that this was first Monday on ,
which day farmers come from all.
parts of the county to trade and
discuss pro and con of politics,
general elections, crops, and, of'
course, the weather. |
SoMtT Rin GJelGS ME L
X MAN LO’iE MN JOB 1.
FOIL THIS - MERES THE
Headpiece miss
1
- Equally as busy were Main
Street, the m»ln square, and the
Courthouse square. People of all
descriptions milled among the
crowds looking in the various win-
dows. probably with thoughts of
spring and Easter bonnets.
Constable Ben Williams compli-
mented T. C. U. and also said
that its students were welcome in
Cleburne and that we would get
some valuable experience at our
trial day at the Times-Review.
I Weather Balloons
Like Bad Pennies
L — - - —-----t-J k.
OMAHA. NeB; (u.Ri—llic local air-
ways weather bureau has recovered
72 of the 78 *balloon sounding metc-
ographs released In .1932 and 1933
and more keep turning up like bad
pennies.
The last one received here, ac-
cording to Director R’.
Fence, was discovered
southeastern corner of
foxhunters. * •
It was one of a series of three
released during an 18-hour period
ir March 1933.
____ .. __________ __________ _' One was found the same day at
quite enthusiastic, over the growth i Douds. Iowa, the second a year
of tht trees in front of the library | later at Philadelphia. Mo. Each
and is delighted with the beauty of the balloons traveled 300 miles.
Uiat they add to. the library lawn, it was estimated, and landed 75
W. S. Owtisby, a teacher at miles apart.
5HSS I
interest abound here
EBURNE WARD HONOR ROLL
|. Long School again leads
rd school honor roll as the
I compiled and announced
re second month of the
term.
School has 28.97 per cent
grades on the roll, which
slightly ahead of Adams
-AND I EXPECT,
BUT FOR. YOU TWO,
T’D Men- BE MERK
mow’ mow can
I EVER REPAY
YOU ? ,
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R. L. pwnbey
John Earl Weeks (all l’s)
Billie Ruth Barker
Roy Mae Barron (all l’s)-
Adrienne Boswell
Barbara Bretz
Eleanor Jean Fine (all l's)
Jeanette Graham
Mary Jane Hardin
Joyce Hill
Harold Holloway
Helen Hyland
Mary Lee King
Margaret Lain
Orralnna Faye Mabe
La Nelle Rlgden (aU l's)
Geraldine Ritchie
Eileen Stamper
Nelda Jeane Stiles
•^Alex Weaver .. ..
Mary Ann White
Mary 8ue Burks
Carolyn Everett
June Killlngsworth
Wilburn Riley v,
Robert Ross
Joyce Sanford
Stella Jean Townes
Anita Vincent
Fred Warren
» Betty Ann Watts
Larry Willis (all l’s)
Joyce Abbott
Kathryn Paterson
Mlttle Lou Johnson
Billie Jean Reynolds
'.Helen Bates
John. McDonald
R. O. Boles
Ruby Boles
Harry Lee Ewell
Patsy RUth Bogle
Hazel Evans
Ruth Hill , . • i
, Glenna Fay Ownbey
Avaniei Buchanan
Jacqueline Oarroll
Wanda Fuller
♦
i By LES FORGRAVE
an*O wmy mot
mow? tle Boy
wamtS to ask
ME SOKAETMIMG.
WMAT IS IT, ----
L.OUIS? h—
rllUl OllUW
j Virgie Mae Sparks
Earl Stephens
j Per cent of primary grades of
Fe School on honor roll
iiielo wrouniM.
n the whip n 11
Is of sntril <lroppr<l fr
»'s face,
n the whip fell.
Cl'l «ae not -a ie:unli>| hy Tuggle
y half Rtiinne.^ rtunt hi > Watters
Un Red. usly welti roll
showing through the
the whip fell Thet'i fM [ „
reeling, ehe sprang mi ( Ueckert
'. grabbed her around
nd the two rolled to the | •
f the van. Like a tlgrel
uggled on top. her slim t ,
ng the city black hair
wotnan dropped the «h!^^
er they grappled and rnl •'
or. •
a grnbtied the skirt nr|
tore at die taut uni
nge gave way. The;
I In the at niggling 1“-V
a the two hi re.ain' d SI
titanjlng. rolling, flttt
g blood
e wan a shriek from S
am of blood rolled
She lnn>ene.l hr?H
he skirt and. ■wreamiufe
woman, J^asned the?
kill you now'” ahe ctll
curtaltm of the vanfl
apart ami Man ii npral
o. He pulled Anion frog
id flung her against Ihel
the name of Cod whai
ling, old fool?”
woman fell panting and h
ie breath half knocked
WK
Santa
23.52.
Per cent of grades five and six
Of Santa Fe School on honor
roll 35.!l.i
Per cent of till grades of Santa
5* School bri honor roll 27.44.
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