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DENTON. TEXAS. RECORD-CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1M2
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THIS CURIOUS WORLD
■y MARIAN MAYS MARTIN
For
Ing, but other development of ci-
substitutlng
plan would
call
fol
/
Sunday doiibl • time bus been one
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higher (Lages for I
Eugene Cook
For Che PERFECT
BACON OR HAM
Yarn
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ft.
RELIABILITY
ANSWER
its profits drastically
Discuss Eggs at
Demonstration Club
reliable and respected by your doctor
college officiate
LET US REPAIR YOUR RADIO
BEST SERVICE IN TOW N
subcommittee
■tug offered tn
4
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Interested in thl». or
and women
taaaraS
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No Definite Neu?
2 No. 2 cans ..
r
2 No. 2 cans 23c
Palestine
Tall Cans
10c
Gauze Tissue, 8 for 14c
(»»
Old Dutch, 2 for
15c
Care Urged in
Rinso, large box
23c
Tomato Soup
10c
can
Post Bran, 2 for
19c
Grapenuts, pkg.
15c
a
Betty Pickles, qt. 19c
Lb.,
——
Lb.
c
HAMBURGER
13c
Recleaned
PINTO BEANS
IRRADIATED PET MILK
19c
4 small cans
3 Lb. Bag
... 19c
2 tall cans
25c
19c
12c
PINEAPPLE, can
10c
RICE, lb.
, 1 u
. —
BEDDING PLANTS
for bale:
PLANTS
A
50 FOR 19c
W*’"' TT”
L.
'New Officers in
Junior P.-T. .1.
Firemen Train
In First Ahl Now,
Other Work Later
MODERN
. WOMEN
Firemen to Give
Full Effort to
Defense Program
BLACKMORE
STRAWBERRY
Camp Fire Girl
Worker in Denton
BREAKFAST try
SMITH’S DELUXE
Use Brooks
Products
By William
Ferguson
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ECONOMY Al TO STORES, INC.
Ill E. Hickory St. Phone 1725
—
Do your trading with Denton tn-
itutlons.
Long Distance
Moving
ROANE
TRANSFER-STORAGE
COMPANY
the student aid office,
for further information
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SO MUCH
TO CHOOSE I
t*om
WM1W1 . zww.m
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telephone
No 1843
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Trade Marks Of
Quality
Yorkshire Hats
Year craft Suits
Winthrop Shoes
C* TIME
arh onil_v about
O/N/JT - a\s
OCC XkX ZTStotT
Pitted Dates, 7 oz.
pkg. 19c
>0
J
Call
Baker Transportation
Lines
'Estimate* wttheet
' Obligation*”
~ ‘ * Phan* U
YARBI
Since ths
NOW
More Than Ever It Wil! Pay
You Dividend* to Buy Quality
GAS-OILS
and
LUBRICATION
from EFFICIENT and
COMPETENT Servicemen
TRY OUT OUR SERVICE
Sam Laney Tire
Company
North Locaat Phone f7
1
BROOKS
TOMATO JUICE
I FNDFRSWEET
CORN
"y I
Brooks Drug Store
I’hones 29 and 39
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AHO THE
quality is so
xVePlNPABLt/
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ATEN
GREEN BEANS
► .A.
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But the matter has not progress-
ed to the point of cotudc
■ible route*, schedule ol
and so on. he emphasized
) OUR SPRING
t r PANTRY_
nun
25c
IJ
Tuesday and Thursday;
cy child care. L.2C
Monday. Wednesday
emergency
to 4 30 p
4 30 p m
Courses are also
who like* to see a suit dancing, but lillS Polite Y Ct
when the jacket s
At
SMITH’S FROZEN
FOODS
Itom From Po«t Offlo*
Phone 194
Australian to
War Cabinet
LONDON. March 19 -t^> -Brit-
ain smashed all precedent today by
choosing Richard O Casey, Aus-
tralian minister to Washington, as
minister of state to represent the
war cabinet in the Middle East.
The announcement that for the
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CFONk with
TH-
WIND/
Defense Classes
Open to Women
roscue squad work. , p—war paction
, problem which has evoked sharp
Pineapple
Rke Pudding
Hnsoinot by:
Mary Lee Taylor, Mar /*
Z 'W. 9et>arut«i
ct»t» auser
H irtepoon eeh
I *4 cup* P«< Mitk
•A < ar pineerr**
Juice
>4 c»»P 4ired.
untied pinperpl
drained
Lb.
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the
Mr
length pink gloves
back, but with
Medicines and drugs can lie of great Itenefit, but they
can also cause untoil damage if not properly handled.
Have your prescription filled by a pharmacist who is
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i ‘jiff 4 1 / ■ *
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when the jacket s too long to be
hiked out of place by one’s part-
ner’s encircling arm and the shirt
is adroitly cut to allow for move-
ment. what else can cne want? Don
. Loper believes in the short, or bal-
. lerina length, dance dress
Many of our young American
hopefuls make o point of mention-
ing that they have never been sub-
jected to the influences of Paris
Toledo boy who
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Elimination of Double Pay on
Sundays Sought; Pepper Suggests
Voluntary W ar Industry Code
There Is nothing definite yet on
an extension of passenger bus I
service recently petitioned by citi-
zens of northeast Denton, it ap- <
pea- rd Wednesday
—
food preservation. 3 30
m Monday and 3 30 to
Wednesday
’ > being offered in
and be assured of Grade
’A* Quality. None but
Grade ‘A’ Milk processed
in our plant!
Phone 487 Today
Brook* Dairy, Inc.
month Other business Included the I
purchase of a »25 defense bond by
the department as a whole and the
election of Morris Smith to replace 1
James Maxwell as treasurer Max- I
well is now In the U S armed I
service
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by making planting!, a fe.w weeks
thus giving a continuous
production throughout the spring,
summer and fall. Mias Roberson
adds, and recommends that home
gardener* folio* • new Texas Ex-
tension Service leaflet. “Orow a
Garden." available from county ex-
hh- '
■ay.. '..*/&
How to get morV and better eggs
was the subject of the Drop Home
Demonstration Club discussion
Thursday afternoon Mrs W H
Cope suggested keeping clean
straw in tile n»sts. having plenty of
fresh water available and feeding
the right teed for quality eggs Mrs
Hugh Swafford discussed cleaning
and grading aggu, while Mrs. T. D
Ennis recommended selling old hens
as the best quality eggs came from
young liens.
Pipers and mivgazines were bun-
dled to be sold after the program
and lemonade and cookies were
served, members bringing the cook-
ies and exchanging recipes
£ W: <.
> 8m Our DUHay!
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1 ncainney 1
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aKHRMHLmMm
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With t«Miay'« market it pays
to feed the finest quality mash
like Ful-O-Pep and get all the
•gg* possible. Ful-O-Pep con-
tains an Important
Vitamin-Uoo*t to ’
KocfilLlflr bring confined hen»
many of the health-
ful benefit* oi
fresh spring pas-
ture. And with th<
I Ful-O»Pap Plan
^ynu —uy—ve np te
890% Mt food caeta. ■
Tri fr ;
T'S <”
Rx»d Cross defense courses, being |
Henderson 1
W . and Rob
were inserted in
[ home of Uw bride’s parents.
Cittaens petitioned the City Com- ! ""<1 Mrs T O Henderson in Crnn-
coe* 19*] «T Mt. SlSVICl INC
IOWA
GOT ITS FIRST
PHEASANTS
AY ACC/OEHT.'
A W INIOS TOWAA
BLEW DVER PENIS
ANO LIBERATED
ABait 2,000
OF fHEM NEAR
CEOARL t-AI L^JZ
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w <s: 1
l in tisands of visitors have bet r '
attracted to Denton and the cam- I
put by the "redbud trail” whicn
winds over the citv, culminating a*
t'T 1 8 C W Little-Chapel .11
the-Woods. An open house will al-
' so be held at the new Student Un-
ion Building, which Is nearly com-
pleted. from 2 p m to 5 p m Sun-
day
will be "redoud day”
C W campus and
_ t Call 34 for Cleaning service. Cal-
cars could be offset by a bus ex- 1 ,e<e Tailor*.
tension providing transportation to j
and from downtown work .
'Die City Commission voted U> UMmRHMHMMMMMMMRMMU
place the matter before Neale with I H I ' | ■
a 30-day period granted during ■ n * • Q I k H | J k ■
mnttci and
decide whether to seek the exten- MHMMMmMBMBWIWMBMMM
g 11 > 1)1*44
Suggests Code
On the Senate side ol the cap-
ital. Senator Pepper 1 D-Ela ' came
] lorward with Hie suggestion that
war industry codes be
established to covert' wages, hours,
SUNDAY TO BE
“REDBUD DAY’’
AT T. S. C. W.
Bungalow Class
Helps USO Fund
i The First Methodist Bungalow
Class held Its monthly business and
1 social session in the church Tues-
! day evening, presided over by the
president. Mrs. A. H Odom A do-
1 nation was made toward enlarge
! tnent of the American Legion Hall ;
for UBO use. and later. M to Pl»‘V
’‘UMSW‘n i the seeds of some varieties of bitts.
iWtlWUIW"-
Speech students pf T. 8 C. W.. i
Miaeee Blake Gohlman and Rudcll . kBgrrt
1 uZTx. »r.« .nrrrh ataff names (ianieners with small plots can
I y** - - - !conserve both seed'and fertilizer
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, members by the hotrte and hostess- *’*”•
| De your trmMg toi-
tension M—fcg.
Tniimmr iumiim* mim<> fatrjotic
1 , THRIFTY to tram at
CRAUDOCK GROCERY
Sundav will be "red.md day” on.
the T 8 C W campui. and .111
tin it it ion has been ext-’lided to the
public to visit tlirougii Tit the di v I
Sunday. 25.000 plants all over 1 voiuiitarv
workers at Little
w Church. 3 p tn.;
preaohine at Lake Dallas, 8:30 p.
m C.7 - .. “t" 5-----'■“*
ed at each church at 16 a. m . ex-
cept at Chinn Chapel, where It will
be held at 11 a. tn., following the
preaching
WASHINGTON March 19.—(A5— 1 Chairman Thomas tD-Ok.i, how-
Adminlstt ation leaders worked U>- (er, that they agreed something
I day to have Sunday double time pay must be done about Bunday doubly
'.'T the war’s duration time pay, particularly instances
by mutual consent el management | where employes "laid off” during
and labor in arms industries. ‘ the week in order lo work Sunday
The effort was still,In its prelim- .and collect double
Turn on oven nnd »« at very slow
(300’’ F.). Create a nhnllow baling dish
holding about 6 cupa. Mix together
•lightly beaten egg yolka, Jf cup
•iigar, the salt and milk. Cook over
boiling water about 3 minutc«, Mitring
conMantly. or until mixture thickens
slightly. Remove from heat and add
cooked rice. Stir in pineapple juice.
Mi* well, then put in greased baking
dish. Let M*nd. Beat egg whites until
’«»< but not dry. Contimie beating
while adding gradually tetuainmg
J-4 cup sugar. Di vide into 6 inounda on
top of mixture In baking dish, making
* hollow in center of each with back
of «p.x>n. Bake 15 minutes, or until
tops of meringues are lightly browned.
Remove from oven and hll center*
with drained, diced pineapple.
Serve* 6.
Far This Raes^e l aw’ll /VsmmIi
Miss Harriett Dively. national
field worker for the Campfire Girls.
I was on the T 8 C W campus
1 Thursday She had personal con-
ference with girls Interested in
Camp Fire Girl work as a profes-
sion. and visited .varloua depart-
tnenU of the college Miss Dively |_i
is former director of the ^Seattle xrOme ViBrclening
camp, one of the largest Camp Fire
Girls’ camps in the nation
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AN seV N-v t'i .
FlX.tR SONJC< ■ VI I >
THE VXORL> *\Si-C7lfs!i^ )
INI THLIR < > \
Spring Song, Spt tngtime m the Rockies, To Spring.
Hustle of Spring,.Beautiful Spring
objective Is destruction.
•.Sturly” 1
„ .1 are
J.’ M. Calvert, *C E. billiard and
H. A. Porter.
The schedule for Glasco for next
Sunday Is as follows: preacidng at
Chinn Chapel, 10 a. m ; preaching
at Lake Dallas, 11:15 a m.; meet-
ing of Little Elm official board and
Bunday Schoo)
Elm Methodic
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JU UV) ffliv uvuuj aw. aw awvwav R»a vrwisvs i
danced and of the Denton Bus Lines, he said j GRADUATE OF T. 8. C. W. MAK- 1
all of the Wednesday RIES
7 ' ‘ r Miss Fannie Lou "
ed to the point of considering pos- 1 graduate of T 8 C
' operations ert. D-flays
. ------- —. - - . dall 'Hie couple will be at home in (
IT.. !«.■! t*«w*
□ lull. rviKi piovv- IL Ulltrci IIMIK'fllflr, |
so that the American rubber short-
age curtailing operating private '
IK th-
KeOMPLETE NEW STOCK
JM to to. «r outouf MS SM
Stoy A
1 Hie enori WHk> »viuciii lUb pivixin-
1 Inary stages. Lilt presumably the
plan would call tor substituting .
time and a halt pav lor th* pres-
ent double time rate prevailing on
vrri iiniiinig iui tRwuuiuci ui vnisvui
activities includlng’fire fighting, de- i ho, liepll one
, inolition and
and .so on.
• • i i prooitin which na.*> evowtru anuip
A tnrining course in those <je- clltl(1.sll, lat,.lv. specifically
nse duties recently was nostnoned Puu“v •
In those cases where inability ot
labor and management to agree on
, the question has halted military in-
dustries for the day The*., shut-
downs have caused f
comments as; I'iier- are no <
pay Sundays on Bataan While
some voluntary agreement on the
Sunday pay question was being
sought, tlvr House naval commit- ,
I tee convened to open hearings on
■ drastic wartime legislation which I
would eliminate l..„— .
ov rtimc and r'Tuptme all war in
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Due to the pressing needs tor
the training ot auxiliary firemen
i m.uvo.j and civilian defense corps workers
These ahut- ’ in t'irR aid and other requirements j
such bitter j during the summer, it was voted at !
double a meeting ol the Denton Tire De-
1ItV.iL> (met fount 4., '
k" I”-
r •
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Denton Fire Department mem-
bers. plus a number of civilian vol-
| lUiteers. are taking first aid train-;
Ing. but other development of ci- : ..sW.n.le.. foI
rilian defense work under the de- I hv 1H1 WM,
pratment will come at a later date, .
Fire Chief Eugene Cook said to- |
day.
The firemen under the program
sponsored by the Denton Civilian
Defense Council, will direct volun-
teer training for a,nuinber of varied
• O«K. unfavorable weather in
■ recent weeks, work, ot the churches
in the Argyle Methodist circuit is
pracreuing well. Rev. N L. Glasco.
HB^''nastor. announced. , ,
| ■ v. Tfce Chinn Chapel community ,
once oqe <jf the qioat active rural I
churches In the area, has been re-
itored to the Argyie circuit, and j ‘
services are conducted retr-’*"*”
On the board of the church
partment Wednesday night in the
central station to dispense with the
usual dununer softball team In or- i
der to give all department energies 1
towaid the establishment ot a well ,
rounded civilian defense program.
. Fire Chief Eugene Cook an-
r - nounced a fire loss of »5 142 result-
id tut ry profits i" excess of six per ling from alarms during the past 1
cent
'uil DitL
<1 Q ae*
I jected to the
‘Not so for this
— made good He has <
designed and absorbed all of ,
color and life that the Riviera had
1 to offer, whlct was considerable In
happier days The very simplicity
of the clothes he designs Is proof
of this He belongs to the take-off
rather than put-on school, appre- mission to secure such an extem-
ciatlng, as allArue sophisticates do, slon. and place it under franchise,
the value of simplicity
j Ixen called the finest in the South- |
w,s 1 that, codes similar to those employ- I
ed In NHA days could be evolved
would would standardize labor re- ,
lations by industries ,
If labor in accepting such codes.
agreed to make sacrifices to further
[the war effort, then management |
.probably would lie willing to limit
its profits drasticallv he predicted
Pepper and ether administration I
supporters in Congress made it
I plain, however tlffit strenuous
efforts were being made to work
out agreements between manage-
ment hmc! laboi by which Sunday
double time pay couli be waived in
all essen'tal war industries
Chairman TT.omao (D-Utahi of
the Senate labor committee said It
was Ins opinion that some compro-
mise conk! be found for this partic- j
ular problem without resorting to i
legislation Thomas has opixrsed ;
repeal o' the 4()-hour week law. I 1
which specifies time and a half pay- , n.
ments for extra hours worked over
that quota
Four production ofticlnls. bended i
by Lh^it Gen William S Knudsen |
of the War D’ paitmenl opjxised I
repeal ot 'lie 40-hoai work week
law in tcsllmonv before the S»-n-
ate appropriations
yesterday
TOLEDO BOY MASTERS ART OF
DESIGNING
While al the moment the world J .
— --ZZZZ"Z~. there will j
e~* a time when thing* dwtroyed |
will be rebuilt and when the minds
of the people will be concerned
with reconstruction.
We in the United States will be
eager, as in a leaser, degree we are
now. to be self-sustaining Import-
ed labels will have lost their mean- I
Ing; we will not run over to Paris
for our clothes—not at least for
many a day aft^r victory. We will
not. ak in the past, feel the neces- [
SvVi^^r^’c^ucr- ‘Uy «tolng w If we continue lo
Bupday School will be conauc fOster creative designing abll- j
Ity as we have discovered at home.
first time in the empires history
| a dominion statesman Is to become
I a member ot the home government
and be entrusted with a vital post
was made by Prime Minister
Churchill in the House of Commons
and won a prompt welcome from
its members.
Churchill gave no explanation
for the surprising move, a recog-
nition ot Australia’s own critical
role in the war But sections of the
British press have expressed alarm
over Australia's recent tendency to
carry her troubles to Washington
rather than to London.
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the following were
named Mmes. George Weaver,
president; J H Skidmore, vice pres-
ident. W W King secretary; G
. . K Denman, treasurer. Lee Preston.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday; j program chairman. Fred Slack.'
m. Mon-I hospitality; Ic. Henderson, pub-
1. Kilgore, membership
Miss Mabel Simmons. ,
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, the campus are expected to be v ....... v« -
' ''‘.'o-’A' .“‘.“I.11*';* '.“." A.01!'.' wo'-kbig,'<mndiu.ms”:<nd“p'rofi’t's
*“ " ' ,u" ** * Pepper told reporters lie believed
f lull Korn
BACOL
Iztrwn A,’H‘ncun
/chebe
^ro«nd
meal^
DWlHIROASr,,.
REMEMBER
PEARL HARBOR
Boy Defense Bonds And*
Stom^. TODAY!
tv
with 50 present .
showed A2H '
anil dance t
and it was de-4
elded to appoint 11 delegates to t
represent the group at the district |
P -T A conference in Denton in
j April
.Friday Last Day
To Get Invitations
For School Seniors
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A small vegetable garden or the I
I use of vegetables in border* of beds '
l can well be made a part of the j
I home landscape, according to Miss |
| Nena Roberson, home demonstra- '
tion agent. Townspeople not used I
to gardening who r.re turning to
war gardens this year should alm
I at maximum efficiency to prevent
waste of valuable seeds and fer-
| tllteer. she said
Wasteful plowlrig up of lawns
and shrubbery is warned against as
bt the careless selection of seeds
HherLwes nray possblly develop in
; the seeds of some varieties of beet*.
— 1 carrot*, onions spinach, beans and
state Pohlman and ItadcU X'k-JZT
Loftin ttve a one-act play, “Square I *** *"ged seeds are not likely to
i Pegs." directed by Mi» Mary K
♦ 0Bndw
he has made clrthes for Katherine
Cornell—clothes as distinguished
from costumes.
A series of dresses which one
would like as well of! as on
stage is quite a contribution to any ,
how that’s seen through the crit- I
leal eyes of a well-dressed audience |
To create in this audience not only |
; delight In the show but a desire to [
copy the clothes worn is one of the
neatest tricks ol the season and |
Don Loper has performed It with j
| the greatest of ease lr *■’
1 Roma crepe over pink
which are topped by pink t lower
Students of the spring graduating
r class of the Denton Senior High
The practicability of trying to ; School must order invitations by .
provide the bus service asked by Friday Mias Cara Boswell of the
citizens of Sherman Drive. Beil I school faculty reminded parents of
Avenue and Texas Street is under I the students Thursday
study by R B Neale 8r. owner | -------------
emergen- i Ah x Dickey ot the Teachers Col-
2 30 to» 3 30 p ni : lege faculty s|xjke on T)v Inatigu-
and Friday; (ration of Safetv. ' and Mrs Ben
' Paschall Ji on wh it she saw as
Pearl Harlxu v as uomlx'd Mtss
Esta Graham '. I.nine kxhii won til''
home room couni
A treasurer’ rrixirt
made on a 42 imrty
any of the above were asked to held las* Friday.
goes a step further by trnyhw \hat ! Red Cross defense courses^ being j New officers ol the Junior High
1 taught at T S. C. W beginning J School P -T A were elected at a
i this week are being opened to Den- | meeting Wednesday afternoon Up-
ton women, college officials an-j on recommendation of the nominat-
[ nounced Women who wish to en- ‘ Ing committee
the [ ter these courses for credit should
enroll at the next class meeting
A home hygiene and-care of the
sick course is taught at 3:30 p ni
haunuay. wt-uiiesuay auu muaj, ( v>
j nutrition 3:30 to 5 30 p m. Mon-I hospitality;
I day and Wednesday; canteen 2:30 (Hetty; W
| to 3:30 p m., Monday and Wed-' chairman:
I nesdav and 3 30 p m to 4:30 p. m . historian
in his black i Tuesday and Thursday; emergen- J
costumes,
wmen are voppeci oy pmk flower .
hats, aided and abetted bv elbow- |
High at the j
a heart-shajied ■
neckline and sleeves meeting the (
gloves half way these dresses tire i first aid advanced and beginners. |
for even as you and I, as in the i
stunning gfay wool suit worn by
hi* dancing partner „
With I n«ven Hem
This suit, like the black dresses
is uneven at the hem and its long-
ish fitted jacket uaturally follows
this graceful lipa. Now I’m not one
. Work Progresaing
In Argyle Circuit .
< D-blte unfavorable weather
maahI waaV* wnrV nt
The perfection of arts and crafts
should be one of our aims; the de-
[ sign should be One of our pet
' causes.
Girls Well Dressed
1 From time to time this column
has singled out some of tlvose who
have promise of talent or Who have
fulfilled earlier promises I have (
spoken of the importance of the i
stage and the cafe floor show in
presenting contemporary designs
; Costumes designed for the screen
often win far greater interest than (
the characters they clothe; many a
premiere is attended by those who ,
come to see the costumes rather
than the picture After all, one
never knows where one may pick up
a clever idea, which Is why those 1
Interested in design, for whatever
purpose, are constantly on the
search for inspiration
Take the case of Don Loper, who
had a cleverly conceived notion
that be-plumed and be-spangled
show girls were old stuff and so
( c.esigneu for its dancing partner
and his ladles ol the chorus good-
looktng street, lather than evening. ,
clothvs for the latest show at New
Copacabana, a night club
And
Favorite Market
York’s
that brings Brazil to U S
please not« this distinction: Don
Loper calls what the girls wear
clothes, not costumes
I tense duties recently was postponed
( by officials here because of changes
In the national and state OCD set-
up Plans of the Texas Civilian De-
fense state organization -have been
revised and changed and cook and
1 the local council are awaiting def-
inite agreement on a state program
before inaugurating the Denton
training
■ -G' .5 ’
lo™ M and ■
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CASH-IN ON
TODAY’S
EGG MARKET
with Ful-O-Pep
Breeder Mush
Square Quality
COFFEE
Fresh Ground *
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FOR
Cherry Vouchers
TRADE AT
Economy Food
Store
South Side of Square
15c
5c
5c
5c
23c
1c
10c
CARROTS
Tender, 2 bunches
STRAWBERRIES
Fancy Red, pint box
TOMATOES
Red Ripe, lb.
WINESAP APPLES
Extra Fancy, dozen
CABBAGE
Green Hard Heads
LETTUCE
Crisp. Firm, head
FRESH GREENS
Mustard or Turnip, bunch
FRESH
YARD EGGS
Dozen 29c
MADE IN DENTON
DAIRY BUTTER
Lb. 39c
BROWN'S
SALTINES
Lb. Box 18c
MARTIN RADIO &
GIFT SHOP
N. Side Square
FOR SALE
3 Glass Showcases, sev-
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Tables.
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Edwards, Robert J. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 186, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 19, 1942, newspaper, March 19, 1942; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1321076/m1/2/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.