Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 237, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 18, 1943 Page: 4 of 8
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reminders
power
<an destroy but not occupy. that
Italy has the assistance of the Ger-
man Air Force and that strong de-
fenses have been established on tiie
Southern voast
Italy's contribution to the calm
came tn
from the military that Air 1
not occupy
i RAF flights over the Eternal City
itsel! designed to Impress Musso
lint and his people with tlv fact
that the capital is highly’ vulner-
able.
Sicily might be stormed by Allied
land and air forces from Africa as'
■ a show of strength and U> secure
I the Sicilian Channel, these ob
| servers speculated Then an ulti-
matum could be delivered to Mus-
solini to surrender the Italian
Peninsula or have It pounded to
pieces and then ocupied forcibly
Along a 1th the German campaign
to steady Italian nerves came a
Rome broadcast apparently in an-
' swer to unconfirmed rumors that
King Vittorio Emanuele was about
Tile broadcast heard
lu the king
to abdicate
by Reuters, referred
warmly
I
ing campaign
LONDON Mav 18—tsPi—Germany
officially recognized the giailty of
Italy's position today with assur-
ances to her invasion-conscious
junior partner that she would not
be deserted and left to fight alone
The campaign Of reassurance ob-
viously intended to bolster weaken-
ed Italian morale, disclosed in dis-
patches from Bern which quoted
Deutsche Diploma use he Korre-s-
pondenz German foreign office
organ as saying me European
southern tront would be defended
jointly It came as iui answet to
speculation in the London Press
that Italy , her usefulness to Hit lei
exhausted, was about to be deserted
and left to her fate
But even as the Axis prepared the
Italian populate to meet the threat
of invasion London observers specu-
lated that Italy may tx knocked
from the war quickly by a minimum
of force and a maximum o' psvciicil-
ogy
Evidence of the psycholox'. cam-
paign was seen in the slow advance
of bombing raids toward Rome and
r~ if
And more homes would be success-
ful if a little more time a as spent
in the selection of wallpiper ’.‘.'all-
paper rellects your inner ualuie
it can add to or detra • Ixm live
appearance of your home You wi'l
find papers of exquisite beauty at
JACK HODGES Now 1* the time
to look over his stock And. now v
the tune die crucial tune
to maae investments ui War Bonus
Al
Chinese Leader
Praises Christian
x B
Mat
A family barial plot, procured in
advaace at need, berumrs a price
teas aaaet when the inevtlaMe hour
r.osss to the family Let u* avatat
y*W- Boseiawn Mee.orial Bark 144
Thirteen piano students of Miss
Myrtle Collins who pla.vd in the
national piano playing tournament
in Fort Worth Saturday received
ratings of excellent or latter it was
announced Tueaday
Winning district honors for play-
ing two to four pieces w» rt Gull
May daughter of Mr and Mrs w
B May rating excellei.t p. Nell
Demnan daughter of Mi
O K Denman fating
Billy Overall sou of Mi
R A Overall rating
Slate mMgk
were won by
daughter of Mi
A surprise program and a social
hour featured the meeting of the
Denton Garden Club in the Wom-
ens Club Monday a’ternoon with
Mrs Jack Schmitz presenting the
program and Mmes J W Erwin
and F G Sco’t hostesses for the
entertai ment period Roll call
was answered bv members naming
vegetable- served from their victory
gardens
The surprise was a flower ar-
rangement contest in which mein-
bers drew slips numbered to cor-
respond with numbers ui vases ar
tanged on tables in the room
ter nndtrg their vase each member
wa* instructed to select flogffies
from a large number of various
k ids of flowers in the club kitcbea,
and arrange them according to her
idea of artistic relation to the coo
tamer Eighteer vases were ar-
ranged and the members voted on
them by number Mrs Pearl Me
Cracken a bowl of red ruses and
Mrs J Ij Potter a mixed boquet
tyuig 'uy the best arrangement
A committee of three judges ai-so
selected by drawing and composed
of Mmes W L„ Carter Lee E
Johnson and D L Lindsay voted
on the best arrangement and se-
lected a brass bowl of yellow cos-
mos made by Mrs R B Neale
Sr
The hostesses served tea and
cookies from a lace covered table
centered with a flat bowl contain-
ing y ellow ins and pansies to about
25 guests The next meeting will
be June 21 and meeting will not be
held in July and August
Ml>d Mt
r M cur-lit
olid Mrs
excellent
s for SIX tu elktit piece.-
»y Claudine iianiiolGon
and Mr*
Harmonson rating excellent
cia Stuart daughter ui Mr
Mrs Mac Stuart rating excellent
In the national honors group fur
playing 10 pricer were Aubrey Faye
Stuart, daughter ot Mr and Mrs
tirover Stuart, rating excellent plus
Betty Lou Ziiar daughter of Dt and
Mrs R W Ziiar rating excellent
plus: Billy Ray Burrow son of Mr
and Mrs J B Burrow rating ex-
cellent. Golden Denman daughter
of Mr and Mrs. G K Denman
rating excellent' Bobbie Jean
Hooten, daughter of Mrs Gladys
Hooten, rating excellent Patsy
Boyd daughter of Judge and Mrs
Ben Boyd, rating superior, Jimmie
Lou Graham, daughter of Mrs
James Graham rating excellent
Lyane Overall, daughter of Mr and
Mrs R A Ooverall rating excelll-
ent plus
Piano Student*
Here Take Honors
h loit er Contest
For (warden Club
AMONG SICK
Joyce Triets^h was returned
Tuesday to the home of her par-
ents Mr and Mrs A C Tnetsch
Route 1 Denton, from a Dallas hos-
pital wiier - she underwent a throat
operation
J 1. Wilson Route 1 Aubrev is
ill in the Dentou Hia-pital
Mr* Paul Lannau. 406 West Hick-
ory Stree' i* a medical patient tn
the Denton Hospital
W H Wiles 1101 Johnson Street
is in the Denton Hospital for tnedl
cal treatment
Mrs a M Herring 417 Panhan-
dle Street, is ill hi the Denton Hea-
ps’a I
/
/
MOQt. MARRIAGES
WOULD BE SUCCESSFUL
IF 1XEY Wt«N t--
Planned -through J
OREAMV EhES —7
Muy
Chiang
I
i
■
CHUNGKING May 18—
<»eri«ah**uno Chiang Kai-Shek
praised the Christian Church and
its missionaries in China today am!
.-aid the abolition of unequal
treaties tiad freed the Christian
Church 'rem all association with
foreign imperialism or aggression
In an address to the openrig ses-
sion ot the Firs: National Chris-
tian Conference held since the out-
break of the war the Chinese lead-
er said
W’e still need them i the mission-
aries' and welcome Christians from
other lands who serve the people
of China with true sympathy and
devotion Don • feel you are guest*
You are comrades working with us
to save our people and build a new
nation "
Chiang and his wife are Method-
Pis
I
use
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l/iefuryun ice
w
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HERB FARM SHOP'S
tAfyht [fcf/M tytocA
sr wttte a fragrai i mrwUy reaaintareni af aa Eag-
at MgMfall Uagartag aatf lww*y . . . wttk a gaimry
Ba laaaaalli <By eat af thia wwrtd Makm Use gartaet
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■& iTHE VANITY SHOP
IpilOP or STYLE AND rUUONALITY
and fadt . . .
ASSURES ITALY OF
AID IN DEFENSE; MAY RESORT
TO PSYCHOLOGY TO BEAT DUCE
Closing of T. C.
Patriotic Touches
wise
dress
■
WIRE BRIEFS
Mrs. W. H. Hawkv
Claimed bv Death
NEWS BRIEFS
tile three
♦ relief from
cotitrols
of the ♦
PERSONALS
Relax
SLACKS
in
’A,
Rayon Gabardine Slacks,
Seersuckers, Faded Blue
Denims, Corduroy, Gray
Men’s Wear
Flannel,
Rayon Sharkskin.
$2.95
TO
$7.99
Satln-tmoothnaii lie* in
Printed Plaid Shirts
that* Elizobeth Aidan
atiantiol Preparations...
LONG AND SHORT SLEEVE
1.4S i» 2.95
w
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I
Hospital Ship
Sunk by Jap Sub
Busy Week of
Activities for
All Sizes
and colors
Die earliest writing inks consist-
ed of a mixture of lampblai k with
a solution of glue or gum
Azton* Orang* tUn Gaaa
for dry and ncrnxil tkin
1.00 to 425
Cl
'‘«4*iin
IS—< Ah-
Uarpedoed
the coast of Australia last Friday
with a loss of 2W lives
No warning whatever was given.
The ship capaiaed and sank with-
in three minutes.
Sixty-four of the 983 aboard, in-
cluding only one of 13 women nun-
Mr
Mrs
1' it
ideal tur
•>^»-x ifklh
Ult
Tobin Drug Store
Phone 47
ton. Hasel Weber of Port
and Clare Maddox of Antlers
All are senior voice majors
The Boston Store
YOUR STORE
Wed
in the central fire
Eugene Cook ai.-
Ard*M Valvw Gear*
for or/y »kin
IDO to 3.00
Wartime "Party
I Dresses Take On
ihtad and unmistakably
torpedoed and sunk tn
giving the principal ad
Services *111 be held in the
main auditorium
lines o' a
I'he differ-
drrss
Willie
were
is >1111
a uvuitvi ui viuuixo v uiv, ««.
Coulter, in the armed services. Mrs ln waters
Mrs sharks, were picked
after the Centaur wrent down
do
but
Appears Deliberate
CANBERRA Australia. May 18—
(45 Prime Minister John Curtin,
commenting on the torpedoing of
the Australian Hospital ship Cen-
taur by an enemy submarine, said
i today the act "bears all the marks
r’...........—
i
Degrees will be uwauled the can-
didates at the formal convocation
Monday morning May 31 In the
college main auditorium President
W J McConnell will preside
Registration for the first suininei
term gets under wav Wednesday
morning. Juije 2 and class instruc-
i tion begins Thursday
of wanton deliberation "
Nix only will It stir our people
into a more acute realisation of the :
type enemy we are fighting, but it
will shock the whole conscience of
the civilised world." he said
He disclosed that the Japanese
were notified on Feb 5 of thf inten-
I lion ot line Hie Centaur as a iiospilal
ship
Mine Ti
the policies of ♦
"economic mur- ♦
made m
Most ol
feu gathers i
***T**^ 50<
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CMV UECTMC
KING RADIO SHOP
West Side of Square
OPA BRANDED AH “ECONOMK
MURDER"
♦ WASHINGTON May 18—A- ♦
♦ Representatives of small bus- ♦
'AA
< Hl< AGO. May l»-oPi—The
National A»o< laUun of Retail
Grocers staling it spok* for
Iga i jo storekeepers, appealed
Io President Roosevelt today
for rrllrl front new prtre ceil-
ings otdried by the Office of
Prta-e Adniliustratiuii
Wartime Glamor 0. L. Coulter V * y»e' » -.
Dies in Denton
See Citv Prop rolumn in < lassi
firdv tur oor listing uf good ilanws
for sale C E Miller Agency. 141
Coulter was married to Miss Le-
tlia Shaw in Robinson County in
liMMi and ot this union nine chil-
dren survive Mrs. George Smith.
Veinon. John and O D Coulter and
Mrs John Smith, all of Ponder. O 1
, B Coulter of Gainesville, E H
W J McConnell of
Texas State Tuesdav went
ill* • ex a I I »> -J m y 4 V xkf
and
Four Try Out for
Summer Operetta
Four T 3 C W student* were In
Dellas Tuesday for final auditions
for parts In the chorus of the Dallas
summer operetta They were Miss-
es Winifred Perkins of Dallas
Marilyn Van Valkenberg of Hous-
Arthur
ok
W kSHINGTON. May 18—lAb
I hr Office <»f Price Aiintinis-
traliun wax »< (“Vised today by
a xpukrxnuui tur the nation's
real (-slate dealers uf having
"bungled what might have been
an aivrptabie program tor the
(viitrul uf rents
Otis Lee Coulter M. died Rt 5:15
a in 1'unsday al hU home, 1__
Mill Street Funeral services are
to be held Wednesday at 3:30 p m
at Stony, conducted by Rev. O. Q
‘ Fulgham Baptist minister followed
1 by burial in Jackson cemetery at
Krum
Born ui Macon, O»„ May B. 1878.
Cecil Copeland of Rankin.
Eula James of Denton and Rich-
ard Coulter of Dallas He was
married to Mrs Eula Watson in
October. 11H2, and she and 13 step-
children survive Surviving also are
brothers and a sister, J. I Coul-
ter of Stony Jess Coulter of Dallas
O R and John Coulter of Frisco
and Mrs Dollls Shaw of Waco
I.CNIMJN May
British (uiiniirum
and sink an Italian destroyer
and al least five supply dtipa
during a recent series af Med-
iterranean encounters, the Ad-
mirallv announced laday
Both affairs will be held In Marquis
hall
Sunday. Mav 30. will also be the
date of the college baccalaureate
service, with Rev Clinton L Bowen
*df the Trinity Methodist Church.
General 'IX^i'ias "Mai-Arthur ex-' 9“^ Uie
I pressed deep revulsion at the "limit- ‘Jr**a
less savagery" of the sinking
Joe Young, former resident of
Denton, is seriously 111 in a San
Antonio hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs. J A. Noirs.
Route 2. Aubrey. Monday a boy
named Bennie Galen
Mna Jewel TxviUy. a nurse at the
Denton Hospital underwent majai
'urgrry a: the hospital Tuesday and
was doing nicely at noon
Denton firemen will meet
nesday a: b p tn
station Chief ---- ---- — .
nouncid
The rharsdav ( tub will not inert
this week
TO ELECT BISHOP FOR WEST
WEST TEXAS
SAN ANTONIO. May 18—dPk—
Election of a Bishop for the West
Texas Episcopal Diocese to suc-
ceed the late Rt Rev William T
Capers, who died March 38 was on
the agenda of business today as ap-
proximately l»5 delegates to the
Diocesan Council gathered here
urdav in the home of a sister Mrs
O L Johnson the former Mrs
Eula Lynch of Denton
Besides the relative* named Mrs
Warren is survived by a daughter
Miss May Lillian Warren, and she
and her daughter went to Oklaho-
ma City about five years ago to
make their home with Mrs John-
son Mrs Warren was born Jan 17,
1873 in Smithville Tenn
of 73 and 346 Australian and E Criddle His-
medical staff men went Uwlcal Society will hold IU an-
' down, most of them trapped on a
lower deck, ui the hlwslng ship LH3E; *“My u,c mn'* "'ven ohox
There were no Americans aboard honor grtuftiming mrmbe’rs
The ship, en route from Sydney i
to New Guinea, carried no patients
Survivors, crowded on make-shift
rafts in waters swarming with
sharks, were picked up 38 hours
whol«3O^Bl
CORV bf5w»r»9
cg*»« front
148 • It 8 54 I
uuCQRY
IntComplete
C»H«« Irtwer A——
■ Full equipment I F
WASHINGTON. May 18—(Pi
Army heavy bvHiiberx. ranging
more than I owe mi tri frpm
their ba-e attacked Japanroe
Inwtaltalians on Wake Island
Saturday tiie Navy reported to-
day
Attend Funeral of
Relative in Oklahoma
♦ Office of Price Administration ♦ Mr “nd M5" HV?*“ C’5“' a''d
♦ and branded the policies ot ♦ *^rs Rwymond Spalding have re-
♦ that agency "economic mur- ♦ lur™-d frwr- Oklahoma City after
+ (jer •• attending funeral services and bur
lai there Monday of an aunt Mrs
8tlHl8>>>9 Jennie Warren 65 who dint Sat-
’IS
ie-l^ p
t^ain Delayed
I WASHINGTON May 18- <AV
I With the threat of another produc-
. tion tleup dispelled until the end of
May the War Labor Board met on
the soft-coal dispute today and ap-
I parentiy decided to stand pat on its
I position that John L Lewv must
recognise Its authority
Holding that it shall be the sob*
iuuge of issues unless lewis capitu-
lates and bargains under WLB aus-
I pices. Uie board lias restrained
I i pv-rations from negotiating until
j the mine union chief agree* to rec-
ognise Its authority
It was not clear, however how
the board would enforce this tn-
junction if some o' the operators
ir lv Wive
huukirr rflrtl
IllifiUtr p’lrtrU
ALIJED HEADQUARTERS IN
k 15 AUSTRALIA. May 18-dP>-Tbe
311 Australian Hospital Strip Centaur.
I brilliantly ligl ‘ ‘ - - • - -
; marked, was
flames by a Japanese submarine off 1
decided to bargain with Lewis any-
way The latter had said in New
1 York tha: he is ready to renew con-
tact talks declining only to recog
I nise a board order that he do so
Making Ready to
Mail Out No. 3
Ration Book Soon
DALLAS. Mav 18—oPr- Herbert
P Sknissat. National Issuance
manager for War Ration Book o
3. was here today checking final
plans for distribution to Texas
Oklahoma and Louisiana
Beginning June 1. volunteer
workers at three Dallas public
High Schools will begin entering
names on more than 10 725.000
books tor residents ol
stale district he said
I 1
I
dam. Ou. kii.^ up 2V2 mo uoo tons of
wider chaiax .erxa d by Uie air
ministry as the largest dam m all
Germans spilled terrific quanti-
ties ot water through at least i»u
uncontrollable breaches in o tire
Wastern Valley drowning out Nazi
war plants and disrupting water-
borne traffic
Lor.g-range four-engined Lancas-
ter* dipped mtn a hail o* anti-air-
craft fire to an altitude of only
100 feet to drop a barrage of heavy
mines agams and over the dam
walls Picked crews trained for
weeks for the noiel attack
The ISorpe reservoir which with
the Mohne dam controls about 70
per cent of the Ruhr basin water-
fall also »as attacked but results
were not repor'ed
A late reconnaissance rescaled
that the Mome dam was breached
over a ieugti. of 100 yards, the Au
Mmistrv said and that the tx>wer
station be.ow had been swept away
The sweeping floods tore up rail-
ways. carried away bridges and de-
stroyed or damaged hydro-elec ric
power stations, the ministry added
run aquiprowni
includes i Hinged
1 Decoder Cover;
Sofety Siandj^M
Glass Filter
Hod; Accurate
coHee measure
lovely to give or
receive.
President
N :r h ~
to Huntsville to attend a meeting
c' the Board of Regent* of the slate
teachers colleges Wednesday
Thursday
Mrs William B Wetssel. the for-
mer Miss Mary Craig is here from
Montgomery. Ala . visiting her
mother Mrs E P Craig Her
husband Lieut William P Weisael,
Is an instructor In the pre-flight
school at Maxwell Field Moutgosn-
Mrs Orbey Hawley wife ot Dr
W H Hawley 2111 North Locust
Street, died In u Denton hospital
Tuesday al 1 15 p in . after a brief
illness She underwent surgery
Monday morning
Born and reared in Nocona
was a graduate of I S C W and
did post-graduate work al U.e
University of Chicago alter teach
mg one year at Pilot Point She
was married to Dr Hawley in Pilot
Point, and they moved to Denton
30 years ago She was a member
of the First Christian Church here
Funeral arrangements were in
complete Tuesday afternoon, pend
ing tiie arrival of her daughter Mis
Duke Vance of Chicago, who wa-s
expected to reach here tonight
Survivors, besides her husband and
daughter include her mother. Mrs
A A CrxixUMi. wiio had been making
tier home here, two brothers H B
CYoxtOn of Nocona and Phillip A
Crux ton of Dallas. a grandson.
Hawley Vance and a granddaught-
er. Margaret Lyn Vance
HIa.1 Sheev Ideal
A raymi surah mui uk
Easter bus lot u»an> women
m tiie grey yreei. color it
summer fot it looks (ool
wrh Irorty ante . ,,rt »i.j
ilar col la i
A biacK -heel yow.. c. mot 'iat
tenng when a (is 11 of . olol ot! eL-
il It may be Amen, an beaut, rose
or neutral colored terse . A V
neckline untrimmed rn.it accet.t tiie
.simplicity while perhaps a few tows
of lace on tiie skirt accent* its party
mood
A festive spash print
jersey is always popular
them have skirts which
swinging effect with a
i at the waistline Tiie bodKa may
haw a tailored look if the material
crosses to lorm a V-neck.ine but a
well-chosen clip will gne a gay
touch
Batiste now is good for both af-
ternoon or evening and a thin ma-
teria. printed m dainty figures ha*
a definite feminine trend when
I it s finished with raffles A draw
' string waist add* a poiraita touch
By EMM YLOU MILLER
Formal entertaining hugely went
out when the war came m. which i
‘ means that formal dress did like I
Entertaining these days is
prbucipally cm an informal scale,
arid in keeping with this idea as
well as WPB regulations, women's ' ,
dress is more on the informal side. ! coujter had been a resident of Tex-
even for parties and other enter- UH years, and of Denton County
talnmenl* * 2« years He was a farmer and
A party" dress m u wardrobe is I construction worker
mi essential but tor the most part. #> . >.— ----------.—> — • -
Uie formal gowns could be put back
Into the closet tor the duration
Gcca-skiyial formal gathermgS
serve to lift g> neral spirits,
lormal entertaining to the pie war
extent is considered unpatriotic in
most circle*
A "party" dress of the informal
kind can still have the
formal evening gown
eiae is that the short party
has lo take on •emi.ilmty
some fbtmal evening gown.-
quite tailored .'Umpllcitv
wartune keynote however
Rayan Shantung
A rayon shantinig dress in a be-
, cyming summei color is a favor-
1 e tor friendly a'tenioon and even- [
lug get-'ogethers Denton deiairt- |
ment store buyers say One popular
model is a one piece affair with a
figure-molding skirt short sleeve*
and a V-mcklme edged in lace *
If a more luxurious material Us
preferred try a shadowy spash
print black and cyclaman or black
and pink or black and pale tdue
The semblance o* a gown tur even-
ing wear comes with the low square
nekkme tl a is outlined m black
lace aial liie drex- has a matching
long scart to ue Ituown ovei tile
head d the wearer is the tall ex-
otic tvpe Stuf in a slum. w. print
Is a black and pn.X truck winch has
ah oblong shape.! iiecklu
a enu Irupjasl
It s tick heel w i I. a
(C’caitu.uecl IrcHii Page (Jue;
An North Texas State aenlcxa
round out their final semester of
wort cm the Denton campus, the
commencement schedule promise* a
week-long round of activity to mark
the second wartime spring convoca-
tkm.
Thursday, May 37. the candidates
for graduation will be honor guests
at the presidents annual reception
^""were saved. Forty-three of the ln Marquis hall Saturday morn-
crew cf '**___1 ______»*--___» iu«v *ju th** f n nriddh* HLs-
I BiHUli
torlcal Society will hold Its
nual breakfast, and Sunday morn-
ing. May 30. the Mary Arden coffee
More Students
Due for Summer
T. S. C. W. Term
clasnltlvd adfl get results.
fixpedinqatfM?
Mbs* Cornelia Fleeman. T S
!
the JOS J
l ax Equalization
Board in Session
Mrs, Brooks to
Be Buried Here
Student Named for
Danforth Award
week when the t
tion conclude* its its consideration
of the renditions. It was announced
Tuesday
I’he County FomniLssloner*' Court
board ol equahka
to consider the tax
Large Number of
Students Apply for
High School Work
An enrollment of at least 1
students for the first term of mi tn- j
| mer school which opens June 2 at i
is sitting as a
tion tills week
renditions
in tertimunv to tile accelerated
wartime interest ui education more
application- lor summer high
school rtuUv have been received at
tiie Teachers College Demonstra
tion Sciiool Hits year than ever be
lore in i lit lory reiords sliow
The adv al l e summer achuoi ap-
pli. atlon- have come from all part*
ot Texts and from oilier states
I
1*M<>
ment last stunmer which totalled
864 for the first term.
F W Emerson registrar, reported
an Increase of 135 room reserva-
tions over the number made at this
time last year Many students, in-
cluding mature and graduate stud-
ents. will make their own living
arrangements for the simuner
however
the wife of
J T 8 C. W was predicted today charle* J Brooks. Austin busl-
i by Dean E V White following a J ness man. and besides her husband si
' check of student programs and room survived by two son* and a daugn-
reaervatlons | Ur Capt Chas M Brooks of the
( VO COIIlpit*L<; UVjpt*** *tM4l44T”ITl<
less time requiring summer
I ahd refresher courses — ------------------
1 especially for teachers would bring | P W Denney of Tulsa. Ok and J.
t a slight Increaae over th« enroll-
C t
W junior clothing and design ma-
jor from Fort Smith Ark ha* been
selected by the home economics fac-
i ulty of the college a* winner of the
sixth annual Danforth Award. (
| which includes a trip to St Louis
, and two weeks thLx summer at the
I Youth Foundation Camp tn Michi-
gan a* the guest of the Danforth
1 Foundation Miss Margaret King
ol .Washington D C wa* named
alternate
Miss Fleeman was chosen on the
| basis of general ability, tivludlng
1 scholarship, leadership and inter-
■ ewt in sport* A freshmen student
will be elected by senior home
1 economics majors lo naeive the
| MUIle aw aid
Events Tomorrow
i
Junior High P -T A meets at
3 15 p m |n the school library for
’ installation of officers by Mrs G
Emory Taylor, president of tiie City
Council of P -T A and a report of
the recent secund district conven-
tion in Dallas by Mrs W W King
A bulletin just received by G
Warren, county agricultural agent,
list* Denton County us 81sl in the
100 leading counties in the United
State* in pecan production The
[churl show* a step-up of the num
ber of trees ol all age* in tiie coun-
ty from '24.788 in 1930 to 40 389 lg
dX Sent/di^MondlSTtG
; i er noon in an Austin hospital. 1tw
body will be brought to Denton
'aotne lime idternaon and
1000i funeral sei vices will be held in the
min. Schmits Funeral Chapel at 10:30 a
m Wednefcdey
Mrs Brooks was
Notices of pubik hearings on the
change of property evaluations for
county tax as&essinec.U will be
mailed out the latter part of this
board of eq ua lisa- kt others Friend
^ring
and comfort to I
expec Os
WOTHRK'hVi
1Y1 FRIEND an
exquisitely pre F
pared is r
uaefui in ah oondi- i
Cion* where a bland, mud anodyne inaa-
aafe medium in eXin lubrication u da-
•Uad One condition in which wouuni
tur more than lo years have n*ed it la au
application for massaging the body dur*
inw pregnancy . it helps leap tha aSin
•oft and pilable thus avoiding un-
nece>eaary discomfort due to drynaaa ana
llghtnesfe It re I rr- hes and tonaa tha
akin An ideal rnaaaage application for
ttra numb tingling or burning sansa-
tlons uf the aS in for the tired bact
muaciea or cramp-ilkr tains in tire lega
Quietly absorbed ireilghtfui lo use
'Mother's Friend*
prautd L> umii iMiiiy dvAlofi aud
UUIMM Juel aak «u> ts*4 Muthet a
>4i*4*d U*« ak**. I«a*4»xaul i(> U U***4<ai
reservations , -----— - -
White predicted that an occelerat- I Army Air Fbrce*. Washington. D
ed program for students desiring > C , Corp Joe Wl*e Brooks, of Bay
to complete degree requirements in Diego. Calil . Mrs. Dorothy Tnoffiaa
work. I of Austin: two sisters and a brother,
designed Mme* R. u1m Daniel of Austin olid
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1- C Wise of Galveston
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Pecan Production
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genuine parts
a Wt lull cheik your car with-
out yhsrgr
• We hive »p« tally designed
tools u> reduce repair time *
* 81 e want to b* helpful in your
'rsniptkrtatiun problems
• We still use
• U'e still hate competent me-
chsitit »
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We are happy to be able to state
I that the mechanic shortage has
not yet seriously affected our
ability to render good service.
In some instances, more time
might be required. But we still
have men on the job — «sw</ /Ary
arr lomptlnl mn, loo.' Benehled
by lactory developed service in-
structions, using genuine parts
and special time saving tools,
they can he of great value to you
| and your car. Why not us* them? 4
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MACK MASSEY MOTOR CO.
222 8. Elm i Denton, Tmm
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flower- ,
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plants
fi esil
eorsages,
and Iwautiful
Whayne Florists
Ph. .’>73. MH X. Locust
LUBRICATION
Reduce wear on parts to
a minimum with thor-
ough lubrication. We do
the job here at stand-
ard rates.
Sam Laney Tire
Company
Phone 67
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 237, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 18, 1943, newspaper, May 18, 1943; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1315721/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.