Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 53, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 15, 1941 Page: 3 of 8
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PASSENGER. TRUCK & TRACTOR TIRES
Winter Months Are At Hand And Wet, Slippery Hiffhwayi.CaU
For A Safer Tire And That’s A FIRESTONE" .
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You Can Still Get the Best...
TRADE - INS !!!
the BEST PRICES on
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For A Safer Tire And That’s A “FIRESTONE” ,
TIRE COMPZ^
Late News From Washington Confirms Definite Increase in AE
Tire Prices Soon.
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Send us your winter rloUiea to-
day. ReaannaMe price*. Quality
workmanship. Phone 260. Aaarricsa
Cleaners * Dyers. 57
"Perhaps the fanners
the county can produce more
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to' the
Each time you taste ice-cold Coca-Cola, you are reminded
that here is the quality of genuine goodness. Experience...
many a refreshing experience .. .has taught people everywhere
lo trust the quality of Coca-Cola.
the Food-for-Freedom campaign,
the county chairman said
AC&field
for a Definitely MILDER
COOLER BETTER TASTE
Smokers ovarywhere know you co* baud • leftf
way and navar find anomer dyoroHe“mOtWSWMl
Chesterfield for a Milder Cooler Bettor Faria.
It’s Chesterfield’s Kight CooAieetiee of the wottf*
. best cigarette tobaccos that wins the approval of
smoker* all over the country. Lot the Navy’* choice be.
your choice ... make your next pock Chesterfield.
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MINCH FORECASTING ROCK
WALL AT STEPHEN AUSTIN
Pastor Directs
IT. S. C. S, Lesson
The First Methodist W 3 C S.
meeting in the church Tuesday af-
ternoon. began the study of "A
Christian Imperative—Our Contri-
bution to the World Order." the
pastor Rev Philip W Walker. In
charge of the lesson based on the
first two chapters. Mrs W N.
Rowell offered devotional and Mrs
'A G. Koenig, prayer Mrs. L. L.
Miller Is the study leader Mrs Ben
C Ivey sang In Christ There Is
No East Nor West." accompanied
by Mrs A A Miller A poem. "The
Church" <Orace Noll CroweUi. was
i road by Mrs Joe B invr The,
same lesson topic will be studied
next Tuesday at 2 30 p. m in the
church. The pastor said the bene-
diction.
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DENTON. TEXAS, KECOKD-CmtONICLE, WEDNBBOAY OCTOBER IS. IMl
DENAKD PRYOR LEAVES FOR ™ “ " ) er tTsn maX\m'g^<^
MARINE POST Other than a change at that aid. chairman of the county board.
Denard Wain Pryor, son of Mr pivot slot, the starting eleven pointed out
and Mrs D. S Pryor, 315 Withers against the McKinney Lions will of
Street, left Tue.sday evening for be the same that met Gainesville, than enough to meet the goal:
San Diego. Calif, where he will be said Carter j they‘can. then that's all t~'
stationed with the U S. Manne The Broncow went through brisk good."
scrimmage again yesterday, were to
Mrs Hall was named best turkey of
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YOl'R FRIENDS and loved ones
will appreciate a portrait of you.
made by Clucks. Phone M2 for ap-
5b Corps.
. Win at Fair
The top awards of tne
Fair turkey department went to a
Denton County breeder of black
turkeys Tuesday, when Mrs. W T.
Hall of Denton collected the three
ranking trophies with her entries.
A black yearling tom entered by
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also judged beat six-bird
< filling ,^11 classes) of
best display in show.
In individual competition in
blacks division. Hall turkeys won
six first places, six seconds, five
thirds, two fourths and three fifths.
Mrs. Hall showed 26 entries.
From Denton County, breeders
were exhibiting in. the poultry de-
partment this week, Clyde Simp-
son of Aubrey showing Rhode Is-
land Reds and E. O. Keen of Den- rnand rej „
ton showing Dark Cornishes, but a er was not "identified.
A charcoal plant that will be
built at a large sawmill in North-
■ ern Sweden will obtain menthol
and acetic ar id byproducts
were
exhibit
show, and
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- BIGGEST CROWD DUE TO
SEE BRONCS OPEN RACE
I WITH McKINNEY FRIDAY
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for Denton High School stadium becoming stale for the Friday night .
Friday night j X«n«*
| At 8 o'clock Coach Clyde Car- 1--
' ter's 1941 Broncos clash invading L\.r-rn^jr
BW| McKinney High School Lions in UCIlUm. I firmer
their first District 6AA encounter. Al J *
L I And from downtown indications AstiCU tO lllnC
| of interest *nd what reports of ad-
E sS vance sales are available. It seems Eli H'S 00(1 Iff ilk
likely the standing room only sign
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Weather not Intervening, the ■ ill'll
crowd will be there and the at- I ------
kB tendance total for this season
M should climb to a new high. Denton County farmers — .
M e asked today to do their part in the ;
M McAlister Out “Food tor-Fieedom" campaign by
M f The Broncos today were headed increasing their production of milk
— toward their opening district en-, by 4 801.000 pounds and eggs by
gagement in fine fettle;—though , 173 00(1 nr.zen in 1942. 1
with one injury loss Uiat is serious. I Tentative production goals set
Work of Nolan Sparks, sciuoi broken hand, suffered in the for the county were announced by I
left halfback lor T C U.. has been Gainesville game last week-end. has the Denton County USDA Defense
one of the big factors in the Horned kept Captain Jimmy McAlister out Board as follows: 52.811,000 pounds
Frogs' three victories to date of togs, and Carter said he definite- ' of milk, increase of 4.801.000 pounds
lugged ]y wm not start this Friday night over 1941; 1 906,000 dozen eggs, in- !
and in all probability will see no crease 173,000 dozen over 1941; 10.
kept Coach Dutch action at all. Loss of McAlister ere- per cent increase over 1941 In num-
ates a major gap In the defensive ber ot hogs for market or to be
wall the Broncos have been tight- slaughtered on the farm,
ening against opposition tills sea- j
son
Other than
pivot slot, the
the
competition against
'Jacks with a total of 169 for Ilia
i Green and White side of the score- i
| board The Stephen F Austin foot- >
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.scored only 34 points against North
" Texas elevens. The 1940 battle. !
I played on Eagle soil, saw tire Green I
i and White wave roll over the some- '
what battered Lumberjacks and
amass some 27 points to the none
of their opponents.
Lost to Commerce
According to Coach Sisco.
Lumberjacks have one of
__ ... I strongest defensive teams In
contest with the game score 1lx,ne 8,ar lo°V this season and his
- — — Eagle aggregation may have some
| trouble with the Lumberman de- >
fense. The conference lid blaster '
I saw the Lions of Commerce best
the Stephen F Austin by a 20-0
| count in Commerce, but the Lions
are rated as one of the powprs in
the conference this season and this
game may not give an insight as Sparks has caught passes,
the lecher and blocked in u man-
ner that has i ‘ ' — • *-
Meyer smiling
"We have been promised that the
U. 3 Department of Agriculture,
will use its powers to maintain fair
prices for the products needed In
the Battle ot Food.” Donald declar-
ed "Production of these foods is
important—just as important as
winning battles on the sea and on
i the land. I know that Denton
County farmers will do thalr part
in the production of the greatest
food crop in American agricultural
history '
The county USDA defense board
will meet Saturday morning. Oct.
18. to study the tentative produc-
tion goals for the county. From
that meeting will go a report to
the state board stating the goals
as errerri upon by the county
group From now until November
1 groundwork lor the farm-to-farm
canvass on production pledges will [
be laid During the first three
I weeks of November AAA county
and community committeemen,
working with and assisted by the
USDA defense board, will contact
even farmer and ranchman in the
county with a farm plan sheet In
1 addition to information concerning
j allotments, soil-budding allowance.
etc, which has appeared on farm
.Jllfth shg^ts in the put, the form
this year wili iuc’.ude'ir
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Coach Jack Sisdo s North Texas (ference
I Eagles will be out for their eighth
win over the Lumberjacks of Ste-
phen F Austin when the gun
Wtuids for the opening of the
Cagle's conference season in Nacog-
doches. next Friday October 17
Since the beginning of Lone Star
Conference play in 1932 the Slsco-
men have met the Lumberjacks
nine times and have won seven
games, lost one gnd tied one The
Lumberjack victory came In 1935
I when tiie Nacogdoches crew bested
‘ the Dentonltes by a count of 8 to
. 7 Tlie deadlock occurred in the
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— reading North Texas- 6 and Ste-
w«Vhd» F Austin-6.
1 The Eagles have a slight edge in
Die number of points scored in con-
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Cor. W. Hickory and Fry
Phone 235
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 53, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 15, 1941, newspaper, October 15, 1941; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1320945/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.