Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 144, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 3, 1936 Page: 2 of 26
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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 2, 1986
HENDERSON DAILY NEWS, HENDERSON, TEXAS
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CUSTER’S LAST STAND
Shoes for School
CARTOON
Foreman.
DRUG SPECIALS Friday & Saturday
$2.95
FOUNTAIN
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$2.98
SPECIAL
10-8 Heel
Jumbo Ice Cream Soda ... 10c
Invite you to
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Walla, Miw.,
SOAP SPECIAL
19c
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SHARI PERFUME SPECIAL
$1.88
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3 Scoops Frozen Malt .... Sc
10c Limeade 5c
iThev’re made by the makers of Star Brands. Featuring
’ the Famous Poll Parrot Shoes for Growing Feet! We
give Special Attention to Correctly Fitting your Feet.
Yours for only $3.49 when you purchase
$5.00 worth at the store
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Garden Grown in Spite
of Hot Weather by
Club Member
Lamson’* Mineral Oil
Pint... 29c Quart. 54c
V2 gallon 98c
COOL
LIBERTY
Doable Dip Ice Cream
Cone
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An Electrex Casserole that roasts, bakes, boils or stews.
Saves heating large oven for all types of baked dishes, for
roasts, for warm-up left-over*. Eliminates heat in the
kitchen on hot summer days. Interior apartment is porcelain
enamel—Pyrex glass cover. Heat control—low and high.
Thoroughly insulated to retain ita heat two hours. Get your
purchase card now—and own one of these Casseroles.
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10c
ANY TIME
SPINE
TINGLING
THRILLER! '
Miss Donna Buford and Mrs.
K. A. Buford of Austin, a guest
here, were visitor* in Tyler Wed-
nesday.
son
and
Mrs.
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are
“Gentleman from
Louisiana’*
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COMEDY A NOVELTY
Phone 699
We Deliver
The Dynamic Powei* of
Range Justice!
JOEL McCREA
FAY WRAY
ROBERT
We extend a hearty welcome to
Visitor* for Oil Jubilee-Labor
Day Celebration.
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The London directory contains
the names of about 250 dealers in
catmeat.
$2.98
11-8 Heel
Lot No. 9748
Black Suede
Blucher
OXFORD
Malcolm Crim of Ki 1;
visitor in Henderson 1
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$5.00 Bottle Perfume $1.98
$1.50 Perfume „..— 98c
$5.00 Bottle Toilet
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. . . THE SCREEN’S STAR
SHOOTING STAR SCORES
HIS THIRD STRAIGHT HIT
in a flaming filming of the
U. S. Cavalry In the saddle
against Indiana on the war-
path!
“TREACHERY
RIDES
THE RANGE”
Starring
DICK FORAN
$1.00
Air Maid
HOSIERY
79c
80c
80c
59c
.$1.40
The Rexall
Store
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Bern Uke lighten
AnfiT—Jump “like
West clock Electric
KITCHEN CLOCK
ONE YEAR GUARANTEE
Colors White and Red
Added
BUCK JONES “RED RIDER”
LAST TIMES TOltAY
“Ah Wildeme**”
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SAVE on
FUEL BILLS
WITH THIS
CASSEROLE
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durable gloro-llko
THIS COUPON AND
99«
will buy you a genuine $1.50
BELMONT FOUNTAIN PEN
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COOLED BY WASHED AIR
STRAND
LAST DAY
Funny Comedy
STABLE MATES
iIaTE NEWS REEL
Plus,
Oolor Cartoon
"Greedy Humpty Dumpty”
Pete Smith in
"How to Train a Dog”
_________"News”________
TODAY and FRIDAY
PALACE
Really Cool—Redecorated
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pa.
$1.00
AUTO STROP RAZOR
79c
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At Party Qiven By Mrs*
Hornsby, Wednesday
Schedule of W- H. D.
Club Meetings
for Week
Miss Harriett Gardner of Fort
Worth is a guest here of Mr. and
Mrs. Ai Hamilton. Miss Gardner
is Mrs. Hamilton’s sister.
Misses Sara Matthews, Georgia
Nell Russell, Evelyn Russell and
Mrs. R. F. Russell returned Wed-
nesday evening from Dallas where
they spent several days attending
the Texas Centennial Exposition.
Dry weather has not prevented
Jennie Vaughn, an Oak Flat 4-H
Club member, and her family from
having a summer and fall garden.
■ Lot No. 8701
Brown Elk
Blucher
OXFORD
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THIS COUPON AND
49«
will buy you a genuine
$1.00 BELMONT PENCIL
TOM
TYLER (
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“PINTO RUSTLERS”
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“MIXED POLICIES”
Ch. 11 “Undersea Kingdom”
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CIGAR SPECIAL
5c Cigars
625c
JES
By having the ground clear of
weeds and old garden stuff and
plowed and ready for planting
when rains came, they have been
able to get peas and beans grow-
ing. Not satisfied with this they
cleaned a place near a branch,
cultivated it and planted vege-
tables, using water from the
branch to bring them up. They
now have peas, beans, turnips,
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Mrs. H. H. Foreman and
and daughter, Howell, Jr.,
Gale, of Los Angeles, Calif.,
E. W. Forman of Belton and
Frank Green of Temple
guests here of Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Mrs. Lewis A. Crump Honoree j
squash, tender greens and lettuce
growing. They have planted beets,
Irish potatoes, and spinach. Car-
rots, mustard, and onions are still
to be planted.
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The quality of sleep we enjoy is
more important than the quanity.
Slumber disturbed by any sort of
a dream is a sign that the brain is
still active.
Scott Rogers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. S. Rogers, has returned
from Fort Stockton where he was
a guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Middleton. While in Fort Stockton,
Scott visited in Alpine, Monahans
and other places of interest.
25c Klenzo Tar Shampoo 19c
25c Germicidal Soap ..
1 Oc Cashmere Bouquet
3 bars
25c Elkay’s Dog Soap
LILLY’S INSULIN
U 20 10 CC ...
U 40 5 CC
U 20 5 CC
U 40 10 CC ..
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hay
. 5
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nose
.....25c
....19c
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bauman and
family left today for Seymour,
.'nd., where they will attend a
reunion of the Bauman family.
REVIEWS OF FASHION TRENDS^
BEAUTY CULTURE SUGGESTIONS;
. ENTERTAINMENTS AND REVIEWS -
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Hour
Film lull of thrills and laughs with
LEWIS ROLAND
STONE YOUNG
JESSIE RALPH . DUDLEY DIGGE
Complete range of sizes, styles
and widths from which to
choose.
Build Resiit-
ance Against
Cold.
$1.00 Pureteet
Cod Liver OU
79c
$1.00 Tablets
—-- 79c
50c Tablets ------------------------45c
$1.50 Hallver OU Capeulea—79c
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Make A Note jf This
Gray’s Shoe Store
Has The New
Ben Scoggins left this morning
for Austin where he will spend a
few days making plans for enter-
ing the University of Texas this
fall.
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stantly on the alert because of the
savage beasts that roamed about
him. Like the lower ahlmala, he
could cock hla ears to catch the
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MARSHALL DISTRICT
STAFF MEETING HERE
Members of the staff of the
Marshall District Methodist
church met here this morning for
regular business meeting. Present
were: Bishop Ira F. Key of Mar-
shall, Rev. Mark Magers ot Mar-
shall; Rev. James Carlin of Jef-
ferson; Rev. Bernard Hatch of
Arp, Rev. E. M. Stanton of Hunts-
ville, Rev. J. N. McCain of Halls-
ville, and Mrs. W. A. Barnwell of
Henderson, who is district chair-
main of the children’s division.
The main part of the meeting
was devoted to a check-up on de-
partments work during the past
months and plans for the fall and
winter.
Popular members of the young-
er set who spent several days in
Galveston on a house party re-
turned late Wedsesday evening
with gorgeous tan» and ’most in-
teresting’ fis|r stories.
The party chaperoned by Mrs.
H. W. Slaughter and Miss Lois
Rayford report a grand time, in-
cluding fishing hours . from a
fortyfoot fishing boat, horseback
riding, bis’/clmg, and of course,
hours of swimming.
Members of this party were:
Misses Eugenia Preston, Bess
Rayford, Mary Melissa Mayfield,
Nancy Johnson, and Elizabeth
Flanagan, and also, M. J. Fipsaire
Jr., Billy Preston, Billy Shelton,
Charles Hart and Harry Maloney,
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Tom F. Head of Kilgore was in
Henderson Wednesday transacting
business matters.
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Hay fever makes its victims
around for remedies!
Igo re was a
Wednesday.
C. L. Jones and Dr. Luna of
Brownsville were guests Wednes-
day of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jones.
Schedule of Home Demonstra-
tion Club meetings for Week of
September 7-11.
Monday, September
Bill.
Tuesday,
lisle.
Wednesday,
Caledonia.
I Thursday, September 10—Oak
Flat.
7' ‘ Friday, September 11—Crim’s
Chapel.
If a meeting place has not been
arranged, please find out from
your club president where your
dub will meet.
A cake scoring demonstration
will be given and each club mem-
bar is to bring a white or choco-
late cake.
Mrs. E. B. Hill, who underwent
pn appendix operation in Jack-
sonville on Monday is reported to
be doing nicely.
Mrs. L. L. Smith is a guest of
ner parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. M.
Rogers in Lufkin.
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JEAN
HARLOW
“PLATINUM
BLONDE”
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Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Pipsaire
planned to move to Shreveport,
La. today.
Alex Pope, Jr., has returned to
Austin after having spent most of
the summer here. He is a student
in the University of Texas Law
School.
T ET your first fall ensemble be
•L' a’ knitted suit. This, smart
model, of nubbly wool in a Per-
sian knot knit, comes in the new
red earth color. The skirt is trim
and straight and the jacket, fitted
at the waistline, is finished with
four pockets. It’s worn with an
emerald green wool scarf,
Mrs. W. A. Barnwell and son,
Alonzo Jr., spent Wednesdays in
Pittsburg with Mr. and Mrs. John
Wardlow. -
J. I. Helms of Chicago, 111., and
his mother, Mrs. Helms of Shaw-
nee, Okla , also Mrs. Pai’la Shivers
and daughter, Joy, and W. T.
Rousseau of Beckville were guests
Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Jones.
Mrs. Thomas B. Mayfield and
• ■■.-.ki*., Ann> are Vjs,tjng Mrg
Mayfield’s mother in Kaufman.
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Mrs. Felix Cook and son, Felix,
Jr., and Richard Clark of Nash-
ville, Tenn., have returned from
a two-day visit in Austin with Mrs.
Cook’s sister, Mrs. Alex Pope.
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In all the smart colors necessary to harmonize or contrast
with the newest dress and coat materials. + Made over
Synchromatic Lasts - pretested for fit on Living Models.
Whittier Make* Calendar*
REPUBLIC, Mich. (UP)—Sou-
venirs and all sorts of other gad-
gets carved, whittled, and sawed
from natural birch and other
woods covered with bark are
turned out in large numbers by
Bert W. Cook, who operates his
little factory here in an abandoned
storehouse of an old mine. His
products range from candlesticks
to calendars.
HAPPY RELIEF
FROM PAINFUL
BACKACHE
Caused by Tired Kidney*
Many of thoae gnawing, nagging, painful
backachefl people blame on colda or atraina
are often oauaed by tired kitineye—and may
be relieved when treated in the right way.
The kidneya are Nature’s chief way of taking
•loeao acids and poiaonoua waste out of the
blood. Most people pass about 3 pints a day or
about 3 pounds of waste. „ ~ .
If the 15 milee of kidney tubes and filters
don’t work well, poisonous waste matter etays
in the blood. These poisons may start nagging
backaches, rheumatic pains, lumbago, leg pains,
loos of pep and energy, getting up nights, ewel-
hng, pufhneea under the eyes, headaches and
dlDonn“’w»lt! A*k ; vour druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help the
15 miles of kidney tulles flush out poisonous
waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Gray s Shoe Store
I,_ - . HFNDiataON’S KXOLUSFV E SHOE 8TORB
JPublto Square Between Oannon-Hale and A. Crim’, store
STARTS TODAY!
Fascinating,
> ■ ' ■ t- Strange and terrible la the
story of the ma*, who hunted
p - • ' . men!
“TkaMOSTDANGEROUS GAME’
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TO
HD*’
IN EVERY MAN’S PAST
... IN EVERY WOMAN’S
FUTURE . . . there is an
“unguarded hour” that
spells DANGER!
LOVE LETTER
BLACKMAIL
Mrs. M. E. Berry has returned
to Henderson after a ir.or™/.
visit with her son, H. M. Berry in
Walla, Miss., and her duaghter,
Mrs. C. D. Wheeler in Webb,
Miss., she was accompanied by her
granddaughter, Mrs. R. E. Tackett
of Winona, Mias., Mrs. Tackett
will oe remembered here as Miss
Lois Wheeler. Mrs. Berry and
Mrs. lackett are guests here of
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Weir.
Mrs. William Whorton and lit-
tle daughter, Billy Margaret, left
Uns morning to return to their
home in Norman, Okla., after hav-
ing been guests here of Dr. and
Mrs. William E. Boswell.
Miss Dorothy Mobley of Hous-
ton is a guest here of Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Gardner.
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Prehistoric man had to depend
bn his ears more than the man of
Ddn Ray Anderson, 7, son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson had
his tonsil removed this morning
at the local hospital.
Fonza Howeth underwent a
major operation this morning at
the local hospital.
Jluiltt ychuvSocictii
MISS JOAN RODGERS, Editor
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Deason and
daughters, Margaret and Mary
Frank and Mrs. C. M. Rushton
returned today from Dallas where
they attended the Texas Centen-
nial Exposition.
SGM .nd ’75«
DE LUXE GRADE $8 75 to $10
Complete Range of
zA Siiei and WtJlbi /
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gatteys, West
Elk, have as their guest, Mr. Get-
tey’s nephew, Gatteys Fowler of
Ladonia.
AVXXO. EjU *41^^1110 UL VVtllXeil,
Ark., is a guest here of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Hudson. Mr. and Mrs.
Hudson returned Wednesday from
a Vacation trip and Mrs. Higgins
accompanied them home.
Mrs. Louis Butler, Jr., Miss
Tommie Lacye, Miss Hallie Fite
and Mrs. D. E. Pybyrn of Tyler
are spending today in Dallas.
Mrs. C. B. Hornsby was hostess
. an afternoon bridge party and
handkerchief shower at her home
in the Crimcrest Addition on Wed-
nesday ftemoon complimenting
Mrs. Lewis A. Crump. Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Crump and three sons,
Lewis, Roy, and Jack plan to
leave Friday for Corpus Christi
iere they will make their home.
For the occasion, the hostess
used arrangements of summer
fiowerj throughout the rooms.
In the bridge games, Mrs. Clif-
ford Burrows won high score
honor* and was presented a gift.
Following the afternoon bridge
games, Mrs. Hornsby served a
salad course to: Mrs. Russell Al-
len, Mrs. Sam Deane, Mrs. T. N.
McCarty, Mrs. Fletcher Boring,
Trs. A. T. Pool, Mrs. C. W. Mul-
lins, Mrs. T. A. Garnett, Mrs.
Syd Oliver, Mrs. J. C.“ " Hornir,
Mrs. Lewis A. Crump, honoree,
Mrs. A. J. Tuggle, and' Mrs. Clif-
ford Burrows.
Shoes are
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Dean, J. Lawrence. Henderson Daily News (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 144, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 3, 1936, newspaper, September 3, 1936; Henderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1310215/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rusk County Library.