Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 170, Ed. 1 Monday, March 1, 1943 Page: 3 of 6
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sister. Mrs L. A. Whiteside. 331
Egan Street.
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W.M.U. Observes
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Musgroves sends regards to Denton
friends from his U 8 Naval post
at Camp Peary. Williamsburg. Va
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The promotion of James M. Kib-
ler to the rank of corporal has been
^announced by the Roswell. N M
Army Flying School He to the son
of Mrs. W B Kibler of Pilot Point,
and before entering service attend-
other MSB to yottT
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holding white tai
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Events Tomorrow
First Christian Women's Council
meets in the church at 3 p m for a
mission program
First Preebyterton. U 8 A. W.-A.
meets in circles In the church at
3 p. m.
Week of prayer for home missions
program of the First Baptist
Church to in the church it 1 pm 1
Chritstian Women
" To Meet Wednesday
Al PopRtar Varieties
35c for 100
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JUN PLUS
1 arrangement* of white i’
litotatf UIItaakrtB and ■
candelabra
apers were A
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Traditional wedding ||
marches were played on the
organ. * ra
The bride chose a dress- Mi
maker suit of yoft gray with
a matching
NEWVBMEFS
The Arthur O. MeNitsky peat af
the American Legion will meet to-
night at 7:30 o'clock in the Legion
Hall. •
Dr. Caswell F.llto ef Aaalin will
speak on "Adult Education and a
program in Texas.” at 8:15 p. m.
Wednesday In the T. 8 C W tea-
room at an AA U. W meeting
Reservations should be made with
Mr*. Geo. Hopkin* by Tuesday af-
T.S.C.1
" for home missions thia
the church, each after-
noon at 3 p. m„ through Friday.
Mrs. J. Frank Solomon, missions
chairman, will have general charge,
and the program* will be baaed on
the text. “They Need Not Go Away.” ,
For Tuesday afternoon Mr*. M. L.
Boyd will have charge of the pro-
gram and devotional will be offered
by Mr*. Bryan Henderson. The
Sunbeams will meet simultaneously.
Sunday evening Mr*. D. H. 8cott
reviewed the abdve text for the
meeting of the Y.' W. A. at 5:30
p m. in the church. Twenty were
present.
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tur* of a needy designed cap differ-
ent in appearance from other caps
worn by women in military service
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Notes of Service
Here and There
8gt David O. Gibbons of a tank
destroyer unit at Camp Bowie.
Brownwood, spent Bunday with his
parent* at Argyle, accompanied by
Pvt Eugene Cottle of Tarrant Field.
Fort Worth
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A nine-room furnished apart-
ment house at 3M East Oak Street.
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Aid» Men In War
The American Red Craw among
Its many other sendee*, now offers
the only means of communication
with U. 8 men in the armed *er-
vice* who have been captured by
the Japanese, with civilians in oc-
cupied or belligerent countries
and with Americans held tn Ger-
many and in Italy.
Through the Inquiry service,
which cooperates with the Inter-
national Red Crosa Committee*
Central Agency in Geneva, the
American * Red Crosa to the only
medium through which m ansa gee
from persons in the U S. to civil-
tan relatives in occupied countries
may be forwarded. In addition to
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Misses Evalee Reed and Betty
Fowler were In Dallas Saturday to
see the Ethel Barrymore produc-
tion.
Frederick Schweer of Mineral
Wells visited in Denton the past
week-end.
Mmes. Lee Preston and W W
King were in Dellas Saturday
Mrs. Eddie William* has return-
ed after visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs. W. L. Wright, in Savoy,
and her brother. Capt. Ted Wright
of Albuquerque, N. M . who was
also at there
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Pvt Albert W Boyles, aon ef Mr*.
J W Boyles. 108 East McKinney
Street, ha* been transferred to Los
Angele*. Calif. for training In cleri-
cal work He formerly had been
with the medical detachment of the
U 8 Army Air Force at Duncan
Field, having been transferred from
Sheppard Field
fbodiBBrtd.
to a preliminary riafar—ea eto
psrtwar eeanamlc praMawaa.
BOMBAY, March 1-Ob-
Mahanda* K. Ghandi. to the
next te Che last day af bin 31-
day fast, was anwawnred today
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Other Firea
TWo automobile fires, each with I
a small damage to the motors were !
extinguished at 3 p. m. and 9:35
p m . Saturday on Bell Avenue and 1
710 West Hockory Street respec- 1
lively. Small loss resulted from • 1
blase tn the machine shop of the 1
Morrison Milling Company at 11:30 I
a. m. Bunday, when evidently gaao- !
Une near a stove exploded, doing
light damage to the shop and burn-
Ing the paint off one of the com-
pany truck*
Two hundred baby chick* were
lost in a brooder fire at 13:30 p. m.
Monday, when a blase began from
a gas stove in a brooder at the home
of Miss Eureka Heard. 1503 oltvar
Street
Two trash fires over the week-end
included one at 1408 West Oak
Street. 3:30 p. m. Saturday, and
at 1108 North Elm Street, 4:30 p m.
Saturday. Blase in a flue at 318
East Sycamore Street was reported
at 13:10 a. m. Sunday, but no dam-
age resulted
Carl Grube Jr., who recently en-
lUted in the N 8. Navy, to taking
“boot” training at the U 8 Naval
Training Station at San Diego.
Calif He i* the son of Mr and Mrs.
Carl Grube. 733 Bolivar Street
Firal Lieut. Jack H Dixon of Lit-
tle Elm is now on daty at South
Plains Army Flying school. Lub-
bock, where advanced glider stu-
dent* are being trained. He to the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Will M. Dixon
of Little Elm, and attended the
.. , Denton Senior High School and
striped seersucker, with a white Texas A. A M. College
lin for G. 8. service ....
Pvt. Earl A. Tyson of the 448th
parcels toilet and comfort article*,
clothing and medical supplies to
men in the erased force* arbo have
been captured, the Red Cro** also
Wea * to provide such article* for
Americans held as civilian inter-
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and the Teaci
ther. Ensign
in the service
AMONG SICK
Mr* Faye Stanley. 517 North Elm
Street, is ill of infiuensa at her
home.
Mr* Laura Foster. 337 East Syc-
amore Street, to. ill in the Denton
Hospital
Mias Bessie K. Martin. 1308 West
Highland Street, to resting well tn
the Denton Hospital where she 1*
a medical patient.
Mr*. Katherine Willingham un-
derwent a tonsillectomy Monday
to ba Judged for uae to thr aactten plana
on student worts vMcti is sponaar itaae 1
ed by the Bngiteh Chib.
Dr. Henry Smith, profeaaor
Engltoh at the University of Texas,
will *paak the second day of the
conference at "3:30 p. m. when his
subject will be "The Democratic
Tradition In American Literature.
Speaking Thursday, the closing day
of the season, win be Mias Florence
Fenley. member of the state legisla-
ture and Bonaro Overstreet, wife of
a New York educator, poetess aad
lecturer on a variety of subjects,
will close the conference with lec-
tures at 3:08 p. m. and 8:15 p. m-
Her subject for the afternoon meet-
ing will be “Developing the Creative
Spirit.” and at the evening meeting
•he will dtocua* “The Art of Graci-
ous Living."
All programs of tly, conference
will be held in the science auditor-
ium.
IN EVERY LOAF
of Purtty RNRt
A worM 8< ffM
healthful MrtL_.„
■ere ryjtaBrwaSB aid 8
Twelve freshmen students
C. w. will read their oem <'
tiona to the opening waatam
day at 3 p. m- of the college's a
----------*-----ice. Some
Association of Christian Women
will meet at 8:15 p. m. Wednesday
tn the T 8. C. W. cafeteria, to hear
Dr. Caswell EUls of the University
of Texas faculty speak on "Adult
Education, and a Program for Adult
Education in Ttaxa*” The education
committee of the A A. U. W. will
have charge, and members were
reminded to made their reserva-
tions with the usual persons In
charge at the respective eolla«**
and tn town, and to bring a book
suitable for donation to the soldier
book drive.
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Mrs Helen Kelsay ha* received
word that J*me* W Temple was
advanced from private first claa*
in grade, being a private first claa*
only the required hour and minute
He was recently transferred from
The U 8 Army Air base at Reno.
Nev . to Salina. Kan.
Griffith, son of the late Mr and
Mrs. W. B. Griffith of Temple, was
formerly sales manager for the Ed-
wards Insulation Co., of Temple. A
member of the U. 8. Naval Reserve,
he to now on active duty in Or--
lando, where the couple will make
their home.
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CHUNGKING. March 1—(JP>
Chtaaae shack troaps have re-
eaptwwd the Kiaagai Prawtaea
City *f Fengsto and a half Am-
en towns in Kiangs** whMa' U>*
in two ether prevnee* a eam-
BMMdqwe aam**sne*d today.
WASHINGTON March 1—PPI
The Infannatton belleUng ef
tha Soviet Embassy qwataa Alex-
ander F. Gorkin secretary af
the Presidtam af the Saprame
Soviet, as saying the Rod Araay
haa no aims of aetoare of for-
eign reentries er aebjagatton af
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I' white uniform to replaced for over-
li sea* service by a brown and white
| pin-i - - - —
| poplin
The street "uniform of Navy blue
I has been shifted in color to olive Air Base Suadron. Independence.
r drab, with the dtotingutohlng fea- | Kan., has been promoted to cor-
-----.--------— porai. has been received by hi* par-
ent*. Mr. and Mrs. A. B Tyson. 433
Fulton Street. He to employed in
the pay roll division, and was in-
ducted into the service last Sep-
tember st Camp Wolters.
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eating and
Honey
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and
^ntucky
pe, Pole
jor surgery in the Denton Hospital upstair* back porch The estimated
Class Monday morning and was in a fair 54.000 loss, including house and fur -
condition at noon. ,
Mr*. A. C. Miles wha anderwent
major surgery in the Denton Hos-
pital Monday morning was rest-
ing well at noon
Mrs. Frances Mays was in a gasd
condition in the Denton Hospital
where she underwent major surgery ,
Monday.
Bsrn to Mr. and Mra F.dwin
Faught. Argyle, in the Denton Hos- , _~
pl tai, Monday, a girl. 1 LTD'JS,<’n *?*?•*..Bt
This Dintan Baptist Brsiherhasd
will meet tonight at 7:30 o’clock
in the First Baptist Church, with
W K. Baldridge a* speaker
The Bwrtnea* and Prsfeaaisnal
Women'* Club tneeu st 6:30 p. in
with Mrs Helen Akers. Khennan
Ddlve. for a buffet supper celebrat-
ing it* 13th birthday
A-’
L # .'*K
, fund and
rats
1 nofM* 01
_ __ locally during
the early part of the week. Good re-
sponse was rei>orted to the cam-
paign, which seeks to obtain • con-
tribution frogi each person totalling
I per cent of a month's salary and
a matching amount from employers.
The first community in the
county to report was Pilot Point,
which had raised 11,014 before noon,
exceeding it* goal, and the cam-
paign was still under way.
Denton has besn divided into four
areas, with a campaign committee
in each These divtaons are: No.
I, east of North Mm Street and
north of East Oak Street; No. 3.
south of East Oak Street and east
of South Locust Street; No. 3. south
of West Hickory Street and west of
South Locust Street; No. 4, west of
North Elm Street and north of West
Hickory Street.
C. E. Hasting*, chairman of di-
vision 1, has as htlpBrs J. M. Gib-
son, Joe Brooks, Ray Tobin, Grady
Denman. Dr. C H Hancock. Homer
8. Curtis. O. D. Bell, Lynn Knight,
Wm. R Hick* and Martin Korn-
blatt.
M D. Penry. division 3: R. W.
Bass. Ed Miller, R. B. Newman, I.
L. Fullerton. Reed Gosney, J. P.
Staggers. Wm Car lock. John Stor-
rie. Stanley Monroe
Walter B McClurkan, division 3.
Joe Gambill. Pete Tobin. L. A. Dun-
gan. Mack Massey, Bi Lockhart,
Charlie Mercer. Dr. Freeman Row-
ell, R L. Selby Jr.. Tom Knight. W
i 8. Miller. Joe Wankin, Fred Payxor,
' C W. Balthrop. C E Jones. Rev. J.
J Copeland
O E Taylor, division 4. O B. Lord.
L W Carter. J B Price. Eddie WU-
fiam*. Brooks Nash. Lee Preston.
Jack Schmitx. Roy Voertman. J.
L. Nevil, Rai 1 di Nelms. Rudolph
Drosihn. Floyd Brooks, Clarence
Miller
hat, and «■
accessories of black with ac-
cents of bright green She
carried white camellias on a JH
white prayer book.
Mrs. King, who was her YA
daughter's only attendant.
wore a Mack spring suit with
a white blouse and a veiled jt-^a
black straw hat. Her coreage
was of pink camellias. Sgt. irflM
Raymond D. King of Camp
Blanding, Fla., a brother of Wp
the bride, was best man.
Mrs. Griffith was reared In *
Denton and to a graduate of
Denton Senior High School
and T. 8. C. W. She received
her master's degree from the Uni-
versity of Texas and did post grad-
uate work at the University of Mex-
ico. Until her marriage she was as-
sociated with Scott & White Hos-
pital in Temple as librarian and
Spanish interpreter
nlture. was partly covered by in-
' surance. with the two families liv-
ing upstairs. O. B. Raney and Mr.
and Mrs. Ollie Bailey, suffering'
heaviest personal losses from fire
Living downstairs were Mr. and
Mrs Sauls and Mr and Mrs Luther
Wilkerson
Next heaviest loss of the week-
end was the result of a blase dis-
covered at 3:35 p m. Saturday In a
*1 Malone
Street owned by Mr*. T. E. Peters
of Dallas. Origin of the Res was
not known by Fire Chief Eugene
, Cook, who estimated garage loss at
. WOO Value of furniture stared In
the garage by Mrs W A. Cannon
was not available Monday The
loss was partially covered by in-
surance
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ider Way; ToOpttlTiiesday Redbud fe
•n Turn- next Saturday and nulminMa with j.. ,
egrs an- the Redbud Festival and Corona* rvwaHaw *
40 Uon Bad March 13. The activities
kb af the wwek will be fewer and the
* * *lll,ril>r UH* year as a war-
in order to avoid emphaaisiiw
of" new clothes during the war, and
because of the shortage of help in
the Dallas and Fort Worth depart-
ment stores, the afyde allows and
make-up clinics will be eliminated
tram the program this year.
The various departments, how-
ever, will arrange far clinics. Hie
Department of Health and Physical
Education has announced a series
of physical fitnesa clinic* and the
annual good posture contests, final-
ista from which will appear in a»-
sembly March 11. Atoo at this as-
sembly “The T 8. C. W. Girls in
Wartime” win be the subject of a
panel discussion.
As usual for the festival 188 prin-
cesses will be chosen under the di-
rection of Miss Sue 1* Overton, his-
tory professor Instead of the “par-
ade of princesses," the girla “ “
in the audience with their escorts.
The queen will be called to the
stage for the coronation and after-
ward win reign queen of the bait
wm be left when ell
rounds of th* City, t
He stated that art
would be made ter «
that an rirtfiiiMta ata
tin cam stacked in
they earn be ooliecta
roflbds at the '
The cans are
in 1---
med to
RedCr
tietslli
Many Respond
I Fallowing an earty breakfast
Monday for active workers in the
[ Red Cross war
. ODnual roll val
■sen went to
oompieticw the
Army Nurse Corps
Get New Uniforms
An entirely new wardrobe
uniforms and service clothing for
the ArmyWftnee Corps has been de-
signed by clothing experts of the
Quartermaster Corps. Hie tradi-
tional Navy blue will now give way
to olive drab in the street and gen-
eral service uniform. The starched
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WIRE BRIEFS
WASHINGTON, March 1—4*1
Acting Secretary ef State 8am-
nsr Welles said today that aR
the United Nattoas win bs ask-
ed ssea to send reprsesataUves
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MIm King Fed* in Orlando, Fla.
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ffiSn^bSton^thi Ste d
KtiMNtay nftmodU’ "st fr
yclock in the First Baptist
Church, Orlando, Fla Dr. J. M
Tucker read the serv-
TO MAKE STUDY OF NEGRO
COLLEGES
Dr. B R. Harris, dean of the Tea-
chers Collage, Bunday will go to
Austin, where he will ma He a ds-
talled study of the negro senior col-
leges of Tsxm. During the week,
the committee on which he has
been selected to serve will make a
tour of these colleges, studying
greater educational opportunities
for negroes. This study is being
sponsored by the state Department
of Education.
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Shop
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a quartet
Maon and
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Interested in Saving?
WeYe Jtert ApInterwM As Ym Are In fftiriiAni Yam Mnr Aaft Y«i
Will Believe Us When Yeh Shop For Yssr Dnc Nssdto Hsre*
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75< BEN GAY KWH
75< DOAN KIDNEY PUS
75« YASEUNE H AIR W "
25c BLACK DRAUGHT
25< SUCRETK SHARPE & DOHME
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An unusally busy 24 hours for
Denton firemen, with a heavy km,
including about 94.000 In an apart-
ment house fire, resulted the past
week-end. when nine alarms came
in between Saturday noon and
Sunday noon, four of them Ln one
ternoon. and members should bring ] hour
11 for the fellowship fund and a
book for men in the armed services. ,----- , .
— Mr*. W. L. Wilbwm wa* admit- owned by Sam Saute, was heavily
First Presbyterian W A. meet* ted to the Denton Hospital for ms- ' damaged by fire, smoke and water
at 3 p. m with Mrs. P. C. Storrie, jor surgery Monday afternoon. . when a blaze began about 3 P m
1438 North Locust, with officers to 1 Bitty Lasffsvd Jr. underwent ma- Saturday from s wastebasket on the
be installed
Church of Christ Bible
meets at 3 p m in the church
Highland Baptist WM8 meet* at
10 a. m with Mrs Charles Hutche-
son. 1404 Maple, for sn all-osy
week of prayer for home missions
program.
Cumberland Presbyterian W. M
8 meets st 3 p m. in the church.
Episcopal Guild meets at 3 p. m.
In the T. & C. W. surgical dress-
ing room, and at 4 p m. Dr.
Alexander Oorpron speak* on hte
experiences as a mMical mission-
ary in India, and Rev O. D. Reed,
now conducting a missions school
here. Mrs. Reed, both of Thyloe.
and Rev. Homer Ragers. rector,
also speak.
First Methodist W .8. C 8. meet*
in circles at R p in member* bring-
ing needles, thread and thimble*
for mending choir robes Circle A
with Mrs J. D Hall Jr.. 404 Mari-
etta; Clrcte B with Mrs. A. M
Penry. 518 Fearl; Circle C with Mrs
Belle Staniforth. Austin Hall; and
Mrs R E. Harris. Circle D in the
church with Mmes T J Gist and
M. P Harr toon. Circle E with Mrs
Etta Voorhees. 1013 West Syca-
more and Mr* Lena Wlteon
Mission Opens
For Epi ;1-
Rev. o. D. Road Of nrior held
the first of a sertaa
mission sswwtay evening iR fl
ttitoeopal CRttfiA, to
tie each evening at It*
through VtuSr On J
theme, "Ebe TWchntaue of 1
tartar LiS?’ the miaatanar
Sunday evening on "Th* W
T H* . Grace ~ and this *V8B
topic will be The Food of
Shfi brings th* newest ways to moke you loyelier,
oil the short cuts Blxabeth Arden has devised
to make the most of your precious time. She
wHI tell you how the new Efficiency Kits simplify
skin cote, and will help you select the Kit |ust .
fight for your ddni normal, dry, oily, or blemished.
" She wHI Ml you how the streamlined Efficiency
Ron builds health and beauty. She hos doxens '
> ‘^of and al of them weMfoyow •• ' v'
TOBIN DRUG STORE
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Air Base Named
The OatoaaviUe Army Air base,
.west of that etty, has been named
Woodruff Field, in honor of First
Lieut. Denote H. Woodniff bf Gain-
esville, who lost his life last April
34. in a ground collision of two
* Army planes at Fort RichardBon.
Alaska. Offietal approval of the
name, submitted by Lieut Wm. T.
Bastes, commanding officer of the
Gainesville barn, was received from
Washington. D. O. Trained as an
r« airman at Tulsa, Ok., and Kelly and
, Randolph Fields, lie was commis-
sioned aa fiflBir In the U. 8- Army
Air Force reserve. He had been in
the Army about two years at the
time of hte death.
McCormick. 18, aon of
_ T. Bier of Denton, haa
been graduated from the U. &
Naval hospital conn school at Great
Lakes. Ill. He is aw of a clam of
451 men. and to now rated as a hos-
pital apprentice, second clam.
H. D. Robinson Jr., 1818 West
Mulberry Street, has entered the U.
8. Naval Reserve as a chief special-
tot. Be attended the Denton High
Schoo! and the Teachers College,
where he received a B. 8- degree. He
to now undergoing a period of ad-
vanced training at the Great Lakes,
Ill. Naval Training Station to pro-
vide him with the proper back-
ground to qualify aa a company
commander at a recruit training
station.
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 170, Ed. 1 Monday, March 1, 1943, newspaper, March 1, 1943; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1315654/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.