Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1942 Page: 2 of 10
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Negro Released
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WOMEN
FUR ('OATS-—All feminine and
flattering styles, excellent furs.
Deputy Sheriffs Sam Gentry and
Luther Allen He was charged with
aggravated assault, in connection
I’ae for Old Fabrics
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news that Mrs. Bo
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(’OATS—Boxy or fitter styles
—in gay reds, blues, and, of
course, tans, browns, blacks.
UNTRIMMED (OATS—
Dressy coats in lieautifully
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More than 50
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training center sh
news is that appr
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sion have arrlvec
These men conif
cadre of the divls
Among the new
officers who wer
the field artillery
school, which tlie;
pleted, at Fort Slf
Two former Teac
letes. Forrest Cov
Oerner, were nat
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listed men assignee
A little as 10% down will hold
your coat safe in our storage
for as long as 90 days during
which time you complete pay-
ments of the 83 1-3% neces-
sary for a down payment on
oifr Credit Account.
I led the group in a sing-song, and
] Mrs. H G. Shands, program chalr-
| man. introduced R. C Patterson.
i who stressed the urgent need of the
A group of 14 men left through
the Denton County Selective Serv-
ice Board Thursday morning for
enter the scene, and good luck to !
her.
Site comes back at a time when
she can command higher pay and
when age is no detriment, if her
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FUR
Dressy or casual, tuxedo or
collar trimmed with lieauti-
ful furs.
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FUR JACKETS- -Forever favorite
FUR JACKETS—Forever favor-
ites in well-balanced budget ward-
Pvt First Clasi
now serving with
in Cali'ornlu, is v!.‘
Mrs May Roger?
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Wednesday and is
furlough He is sti
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and this is ills first
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combines, corn pickers, disc ’—
rows, feed grinders, fei
spreaders, grain drills, grain
tors, hay balers, lime spreaders,
manure spreaders, milk c L._,
milk coolers, milking machines,
pickup balers, potato diggers, shred- I
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den tractors!
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Buy War Bond* and Stamp* And Help
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tinues buy your coat on our
Credit Account paying 33
1-8% necessary for a down
payment, take your coat with
you and budget the remain-*
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ALL YOUR SWEET POTATOES
B - WANTED 5,'i7
W« wO key aM yaer sweet petatoes at highest market prices.
«*■«■■» |*rsonal»y ar by phaask tMr «ar prteea.
Tew >ft»» w« be boutht In terms at their graaea that
lylfc 0N<r pMViaitaga at ewa eat twee and threea. We are located
ffiMMth «M beta beatoa oa the fart Worth highway. We will
'■.nWlilkW UMU bwhato at potatoes hi the ant thirty day*.
tSKJpA year eetaiooe aad wflt aeeroeiato year seeperatisa.
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Reception Center
about his body and stitches were
Over half of the vtatmin A man- j
ufactured in the U. 8 comes from
shark livers
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It’s Your Duty to Keep HEALTHY
Whether you are punching a clock in some defense
project or working in one of Unde Sam's uniforms, it
is your duty to stay well. However, if you are ill, see
your doctor. Bring his prescription here for prompt.
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UlMButb WUson of Denton and With Reception
Tech Sgt W. O. Bullard of Fort t
Ord. Calif., were married Sept. 14
in n>rt Worth. Mrs. Bullard had
been employed at the telephone of-
fice here for the past five years,
and the bridegroom was formerly
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WELCOME
Newcomers, Students
We would appreciate a
share of your Cleaning
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I College Tailor.
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Here and T
James R Ixmdt
<m a 15-day furlot
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In.-, mother. Mrs .
Hauvei Street Iler
Soldiers No
To Say “C
Soldiers who h
habit of saying ' (
in the purcha.se of
Army posts throug
will be put on a
rung Nov 1. accor
partment dispatc
the many military
ing Denton. In mo
sheets have been
day with "deducts
instances left the
dier with barely <
town, to say not
•sjiendlng money
was first tried at
ti|xm learning of
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This is the year—these ah* the coats-—and Russell’s
the place for fine values. We are gratified to lie able
to tell you that never, during previous season’s in our
recollection, have we been privileged to present a more
outstanding, or value-laden collection. Fur Coats ami
Jackets, Fur Trimmed Coats—either dressy or casual
and untrimmed coats—dress or sports—can be had in
every size. Select now, during September, and save—
for our stocks are now complete.
few horse-drnwn farm machines
not included In group A
The City Council of Parent-
Teacher Association will honor the
faculties of all the Denton schools
with an informal garden party at
the home of Mr and Mrs R W
Bass. 610 Austin Avenue, Friday
evening. Sept. 25, at 8 o’clock, it
was decided at the meeting of the
council Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. G. Emory Taylor, president.
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be permanently bent without
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Errol Flynn. Ronald Reagan, Alan Hale and Arthur Kennedy are four
of the five English fliers who try to escape from a Nazi prison camp
after their bomber is forced down in Germany This is the plot of the
film, “Desperate Journey," which is showing at the Texas Theatre Thurs-
day. Friday and Saturday of this week
, Denton County U. 8. D A and the i
War Price and Ration Board, con- I
Junior riding Saturday night at
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committee headed by R L Proffer
was appointed to study the needs.
Other Plans
The group voted to hold all meet-
ings in the municipal auditorium
i for tills school year and voted not
to hold the annual school of] in-
struction. due to the stress of the
war situation. '
Miss Eleanor Payne announced
that the city council will again
sponsor weekly radio programs
porting were Mmes. Joe Kimbrough, day following his arrest earlier by
Ben O. Ivey. Mark Kregel and J
K. Mason.
Lawrence Wells of the Sam Hous-
ton school faculty was appointed ] with the knife wounds juffered Sat-
i safety chairman.
— 1 Mrs C. V. Buster, president of
Roscoe Goodall, colored, was
Presidents of local P.-T. A.’s re- leased on a $250 bond late Wednes- (
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were.
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B W. Gough. C. G Yarbrough and
J. W Evans
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open to men and women, either | Sept. 10, 17 were inducted Into the
Classes Army, three of them going direct-
the reception center without
; the furlough.
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. co-operation of the parents with
: the school in meeting various school
problems as they arise
A. O Calhoun discussed certain
problems relative to the continu-
ance of the-eehool cafeteria and a
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Cltisens of Barnesville, Ga.. closed their shops and business establishments to put on -their working clothes
and go out to labor in the cotton fields. Drastic action of this sort was necessitated by the critical shortage
of farm labot. Rain coming at this time would virtually ruin the entire cotton crop If it were not picked
and under shelter. Such an event would pesult in the loss of millions of dollars throughout the state Left
to riRht are: Mrs. Joe H. Smith. Mrs. Searcy Garrison. Joe H Smith and Rev Searcy Garrison, all of
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REVIVAL OF HOME HEWING
MAY RECALL SEAMSTRESSES
All shops, not only those in one I
section of the country, but all over,
. report an increase in the sale of ]
piece goods. This, of course, means
that home sewing is being attempt- j
ed by this ready-to-wear genera-
tion. It’s another noble experiment.
Here’s tioping the increased yard- 1
age doesn't imply an increased
wastage It isn’t every woman who '
can cut and fit a garment, al- j
though almost anyone can sew It.
And it isn’t every woman who I
would want to be found dead in
some amateur's noble experiment
with good materials and precious
PLAID ( ASUAUS—Boxy and fit-
ted styles, beautifully blended
plaids.
| urday night by Ray Thomas, also
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second dUtrict. will represent the | Jn,pn^’ cut sey®™1 Ptaces
' city council at the annual conven- ctout hlz body “d oiltcb—
■ tion of the Texas Congress of Par- ! needed to close the wounds
ents and Teachers in Houston in I
November.
Mrs. John Storrie was appointed
chairman of arrangements for the
garden party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Bass
' time I suppose every woman will
: pass through the phase when she
I thinks she can make her own
clothes—at least her undies.
Home sewing also implies the |
, need of a sewing machine; don’t
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, sista of Donald, J B Thomas of :
| Denton and Frank McDonald of
| Pilot Point. The meeting will be
1 to acquaint farm machinery deal-
- ers with rules governing the ra-
tioning of farm machinery
Three groups have been designat-
Take Role* in “Doperate Journey”
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of Fort Worth Mrs Bullard
join her husband at Fort
shortly,
who has the time ]
and the talent to make her own or
j her children's clothes may be sav-
ing money by doing so. but she
I must also know values and ma-
I terials and be t. good buyer, which
means also that she must have the
[ time to hunt bargains If you feel |
i that you have the necessary quail-
' fleations, phis the courage, good
j luck to you—otherwise, don't risk I
i wasting time and money attempt-
| ing something that requires highly
specialized ability
I One reason, and an excellent one,
j for the revival of home dressmak-
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! Ing is the perfectly natural desire
; women have to make use of the silk
1 and wool and other good fabrics
1 that may be salvaged from out- i
moded clothes Nobody with an
ounce of sense throws such things
away. V’
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I a soothing effect on one of wo-
i»t.SaiSnasss.
To obtain any of the numerous
items of equipment listed in group
B. the individual must sign a cer-
tificate to be filed with the dealer ]
at the time of purchase Articles IQr
in group C are as yet unrationed ‘ onp mugt () and
and consist priiwlpally of hand the u lce the |
tools and all hand-operated and a (stresg Uj(_ * apl
( to be pretty near what one could J
pay for the ready-made garment
| Naturally, the result Justifies either 1
i method Clothes made at home very
J often lack that important element
SELECTIONS ARE VAST
AND VARIED . . . AND
SAVINGS ARE TRULY
VALID.
Makes Comeback
In the old days there was a very
I much sought after person known
as a seamstress She came and
| went among a circle of women who
j fought for her sAvices and were
willing to turn the house topsy-
turvy, tor two weeks or more, twice
if- not oftener a year She made
over and she slashed into new ma- |
terials, she fitted and she finished, I
to say nothing of basted, sewed and '
ripped] She got as little as $2 a day, '
sometimes more, sometimes less,
according to the circumstances and
her ability, and she was usually
! worth a great deal more She was
I pampered by the women and toler-
ated by the men. and she was as
Yet she
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_ Funeral services for Mrs. Doro-
presided and opened the meeting thy L Farquhar pioneer Denton
with the reading of the objects County resident who died at Azle
of the association R. B Neale Jr. ' Tuesday, were held Wednesday aft-
; led the group in a sing-song, and ' emoon In the Church of Christ.
conducted by Oscar Ellison and R
L. Whiteside, local ministers A
quartet composed of Mrs H J
Dyer, Mtss Dorothy Rose Buchanan,
C A Buchanan and Oscar Ellison |
sang requested hymns, "Just Think i
of a Home Over There.” “What a I
Friend We Have in Jesus" and "In j
the Sweet Bye and Bye "
Burial was in the I O
cemetery, and pallbearers
Paul Dunkle. Tom Fry. J
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John A Allen, soi
Route 2 Denton Hi
class at Williams
Anz and entered
March
for a minute think they are a part ]
of the modern household equip- !
merit A generation or so ago a sew- ;
ing machine was as much a part
of the home furnishings as a vac- [
uum is today, but your modern is
a ready-made product, east out of |
cans and clothes herself out of the i
ready-to-wear stocks
the Damp Wolters reception cen- ]
i ter Having passed their physical
] examinations and been inducted
Shorthand and typewriting clam- into the U S. Army Sept. 10. these
ea for townspeople will be organ is - ' men have just completed a 14-day
ed MoMay evening. Sept. 21st at 7 furlough allowed by the Army to
p. tn. in Room 316. Administration finish up business detail*
Bldg.. T. S. C. W. These clssses 1 Of the 23 who went to Dallas
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meet 7 to 9 p. tn. Monday. Wednm- ly to i
day and Friday nighta. 37 talcing
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* ivg f I stress is an expert copyist she
-- ' cant do much about that, since it
isn’t at all likely that a woman
with a flair for designing clothes [
would be sewing by the day in oth- |
er women's homes, when manufac-
turers are clamoring for her serv-
ices
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cates from the boar(j_jnust be ob-
I fingers are nimble and her shears
. re, no one cares whether she
yft>ars glasses or if her hair is gray
, 8he must, of course, be uj, to date j
i and be able to undersU i paper -I
i patterns—Greek-'to most c» us
' There are opposing views on this
I home sewing business. Some wo- I
men insist that it's great economy,
others tluu it isn't, and I suspect
both tnay be right. Being able to
make one’taown Ls better economy
than paying to iiave someone else
i do one’s home sewing. When one
pays fancy prices for piece goods,
as one usually must do. and pays
the goodly price the good seam-
stress asks today, the total is
Farm machinery dealers of Den-
ton County, whose products have
been frozen since Sept 17, were
Thursday urged to attend a meet-
ing Friday night at 8 o’clock in the
County Court room in Denton by
J. T Donald of Justin, chairman
of the newly-formed machinery .
ration board
The board, organized through the |
] self-effacing us possible
| was an invaluable source
j formation, some of it misinlorma- i
j tion. Her role was not always a
1 happy one. but she eked out an ex-
i istence until the whirring machines ,
| in tlte factories pfit her out of |
| business. Shu is now about t > re- I
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ed by the government in the ra- |
tloning of farm machinery Certifi- j
tained for machinery in Group A. |
including beet lifters, beet loaders. ]
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 24, 1942, newspaper, September 24, 1942; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1312799/m1/2/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.