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THE HENDERSON DAILY NEWS, MONDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1»3»
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are prominent in the fall and win- i room during the month, beginning
I Mail Service Has Come Long
Caston School News
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the
Records
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fish and small
Left
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spiked
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New
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no
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dispatches daily.
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team. Rut
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physical -while
me nt id
backing you boys an
pnd base.
Penner
SING
in
'New Face*
of 1937
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USED BY 3 MOTHERS OUT OF 5
100 Arabs Killed in
Clashes With Troops
Entertains
S. S. Class
Ttie.-M erf.
Joe
Arp Couple Wed
At Presbyterian
Church Saturday
CRIMINAL COURT
PROCEEDINGS ARE
ENDED HERE TODAY
and |
this
rence
meet-
chool
devils
i the
Nac-
same
htry,
Red
shed
dors
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Bob Crosby * Orchestra
"Stranger Than Fiction"
Io rfis.in-
was
This land of the free and the
home <
has come
ft seems that the ship of blir.
i is sailing over the calm, calm rec.
The Gaston
the capable
week-end at home with her
ent».
Miss Fiances Ward, who ia at-
tending Stephen F. Austin Col-
Have You Heard
About the
‘SEWING CLINIC?1
ingle
lexia
i on
Last Day
Mickey
Rooney in
"Hold Thai
Miss"
bargain,
plenty,
fire.
Now for tlw peat, present and
future in the lending, spirit of to-
' r football
The Red Devils entered into their
jf'fl
ill
AUSTIN, Tex.
James V. J
WEDNESDAY la the
day at your local
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COUNTY COURT FILINGS.
(Criminal).
Henry Stoker, aggravated
siult.
Majors
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LAST
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Football
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Mrs. Joe Jones
To Serve Group
As President
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Wedding Is.'
Solemnised
Officers elected al
ing were
One of the Movie Quit
jlSQ-OQOOQ CftHte«t_Pictyfa>
. k' leadei-off
have i
run hitters.
Arrangements are being com-
pleted this week for the interde-
nominational church services that
Rolfe except in extra-base power.
Hack i- a hustler and at his best in
a crisis.
(Tomorrow Kirksey will discus*
* / i cm. I'll pin their big ear* bodLimla* *t Jaffa.
Tonite
"Racket
Busters"
y^fuesday -Wednesday •
••THE ROAD .
TO RltNO"
EX-WIVES . . • EAGER
FOR ANOTHER FLING!
They camp . . They saw
' . . and were conquered!
with
0 Rnndolpli Scot I
10 Hope Hampton
• Glenda Farrell
d Helen Bl'odericll
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New and Authentic
March of Time
Robert Bcnchlcv
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"( ourlsiiip of
The Newt”
this week and if there
i given the edge but nnt by so wide
cheer
I Lorenc
TXTHY try to open stuffy
■ ■ nostrils by blowing into
your handkerchief until your
nose is red? Simply insert a
little Mentholatum Into each
nostril. Note how effectively,
yet gently, it relieves the
stuffiness and soothes Irri-
tated membranes. Instead
of being a "blowhard,” use
Mentholatum. It's the clean,
gentle way to open stopped*
up nostrils due to colds.
j Hickey. Henrich.
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NEW CARS REGISTERED.
I pchurch,
rodan.
Johns,
; Sh'dljyvilL
9iulti JfeW Society
MARJORIE ARP. EDITOR
STRAND
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A page out of real college
life—
DIXIE DIN BAR
in
"FRESHMAN 1 EAR
This is a Movie Quiz
Contest Picture
their ehedule-.
With miimprc-.-iic record.-.
It's a fact that, no matter
how clever you are at sewing,
you do occasionally get stuck.
Homotimes over tho smallest
things, too- a bound buttonhole,
a ripper closing, or a new fin-
ish you don’t know how to do.
The old way was to muddle
through, and maybe spoil your
dress.
Mrs. T. M. Vaught and
Norris Langford of Mt. E
i prise attended the Rose Fei
in Tyler.
LIBERTY W
■Jack Oalde
Ann Sothern
‘‘Super
sleuth"
with
Edward
Clannelil
Edgar
Kennedy
Alan Bruce
Also
Good Shorts
LA
court, the following civil
arc scheduled for this week:
J. H. Stewart, ct ux vs. W. B.
ob-
that
into
well
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pher
F-hey
Lncc
tors
Lace
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on
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Camp Fire Mothers
And Guardians to
Meet Tuesday Night
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lawson of
Texas City have returned to their
home after a month’s visit hero
with Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ward.
i of coachc
is an :i'h.intage, it might be in
I hr- Lion i -iiiip liccnu. <■ Coach
(iuy Ciii l ". l ight did nothing but
the boys thfs last week,
an -open date Friday
i i ton w;i;- accepting I he
torture.
of the I.ions that
at flic re-
Miss Ernestine Franklin, Mias
Anne Lawrence, Miss Beth Good- .
lett, Miss Jewel Roy, Miss Elisa-
beth Tate, and Mias Sarah Adams
attended the pledge services of
the Chi Sigma Delta sorority at
the Kilgore Junior College yea-
terday afternoon. Misses Law-
rence, Goodlett, and Franklin be-
came pledges of the local organi-
zation at the services.
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Kingdom Keys Have
Weiner Roast and
Hay Ride Thursday
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A sophisticated, fitted and flar-
ed coat of black wool in a needle-
point weave has a generous col-
lar of martin-dyed skunk to match i ter fashion picture.
But now SINGER has thought
up the grand idea of a weakly
sewing circle. You simply
bring in your pet problem—*
neck-line, a sleeve, or whatever
— and get free help from an ex-
pert. The Singer people do it
juat to be nice—and it’s ail very
informal and lots of fun.
but this
similar.
on the campus holding
can the matter be'.’
pop squad
direction of
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REVIEWS OF FASHION TRENDS:
BEAUTY CULTURE SUGGESTIONS
ENTERTAINMENTS AND REVI
Miss Frances Green, Miss Ai-
nodean Selden, Dub Dunklin and
'J. C. Anderson spent Sunday
Dallas visiting with friends.
I ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES;
WOMEN'S CLUB ACTIVITIES;
CHURCH ORGANIZATION NEWS
weeks.
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September won't be the team"
Cubs will face.
Offensively, (hero is
parison between
JERUSALEM (UP)- More than
100 Arabs were killed In Palestine
in clashes with British troops ov-
er the week-end. authorities esti-
mated today.
Widespread disorders were re-
ported and the troops had encoun-
ters in many sections.'
Nineteen Jews were killed and
three wounded in an Arab attack
on Kiryat Shmusl, a Jewish set-
tlement near Tiberias, according
to dispatches.
Tan Arabs were killed and four
wounded by an exploding land
The Junior - Senior P.-T. A.
will meet Tuesday night at 7:00
o'clock at the high school audi-
torium.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Helvering |
and daughter, Kathleen, of Texas
City returned to their home yes-
terday afternoon after spending
the week-end here with Mrs. Hel-
vering's mother, Mrs. J. Ia Hud-
son.
refreshments were served. Those
present were Mesdanies A. A.
Crain, J. K. Gossett, A. L. Wil-
liams, J. O. Law, B. F. Price. Bill
Scranton, O. A. Land, J. E. Coop-
er. J- H. Rook. B. Williams,
Joe Jones. J. E. Tidwell, B. L.
Bell, L. T. Frazier, Fred Davis.
Lewis Geer, L. E. Cass and Mrs.
Fontaine.
Visitors were Mrs. Paul <*ulp,
Mrs. Hany Day. Mrs. P. J. Heath.
Mrs. A. D. Williams, and Mrs. L.
V,. Chafin.
Arsenic Is Found in
Meat Pudding, 78 III
the
and
guests were dressed appropriate-
ly. Games were, played after which
1'Ncrctt Beavers ami Kuby Me
('iiin.
II. I>. Holme am| Avas White-
head.
John
< 'cunk.
tated installation of ;
night watchman. First
pear after the guard was ar-
ranged for was the shop's pct j
< at.
The Reverend
assistant pastor
The Priscilla Club will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock
at the home of Mrs. T. J. Watt.
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Stopped-Up
NOSTRILS
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Sewing Cen
lit N. MantaO
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for tho i,,-
mail force1
‘‘National :
white tweed for this stunning
double-breasted reefer with square
J u*t a breeze.
Dizzy Dean, celebrated right
arm with body attached: Bring
those hums on. I want a craek at
.The Hendedaon Art Club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mil-
lard Allen on South Marshall
street.
i Sunday.
The services, sponsored by the
I American Legion. Kiwanis Club,
and other civic organizations, are
! designed to meet the religious
| needs of people in this area who
are not regular attenders of any
! church in the city.
Speaker at the first service has
not been announced today.
October 9. 16. 23. and 30 were
<lays set aside for the special
meetings, to be held at 3:30 o’clock
Sunday afternoon. Committees
beaded by the Rev. R. C. Gocns
of the American Legion and the
Rev. H. Marshall Sniith. Kiwanis
I Chib, arc. working out details.
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Forrest L. Miller, eight-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Forreat L.
Miller, underwent a tonsillectomy
at. the local hospital this morn-
ing.
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Conk A Cook, lrc„ ct al: H. T.
Burton vs. I'
t'o., W. E. Wylie vs. Caroline Gar-
ret I Simons et al.
The weeks of October 10, 17. 24. 1
and 31 are set aside for criminal I
court by Judge R. T. Brown.
In order to give her family
fruits and vegetables and other
preserved products during the
winter months, Mrs. V. B. Mays,
Home Food Supply Demonstrator
for the New Salem Home Demon-
stration Club. has canned a total
of 050 containers.
Her supply includes 476 quarts
, of vegetables. 251 quarts of fruits,
118 containers of pickles and rel-
ishes, 105 containers of jams,
jellies, and preserves. Canned
i meats wilt be added to this sup-
I ply when the weather is cooler.
As a part of her work aa dem-
onstrator, Mrs. Mays is storing her
I food aystematically in a pantry
adjoining the kitchen.
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A two-year suspended sentence
was a.SHcssed George Arrington,
charged with dr.ving while intoxi-
caicdt in special district court
here today, ending criminal pro-
endings here next week.
Arlington’s driver's license was
revoked for a six-month perk a.
Tho < nsc of the state against j
Frn.nklin Harkness, charged with I
nine, ft to bo beard next Monday. I
The Gaston High School build- •
ing has been remodeled on the
inside. A beautiful library and
study hall is an added attraction !
to the building. The two arc com-
bined Into a long room extending
over half the length of the build-
in the hands of the gods Left in&- Thc ’’orrldors are almost
fielder Angie Galan the Cubs’ best !'0’,ntl Pronf and '* is difficult Io
outfielder, is out with an injured 1 hcal' 'cni
knee. Captain and second base-
man Billy Herman has a
toe, r * • --
j coring a twisted ankle. " r
the National League flag took
lot out of the Cubs.
The Yanks move into the series
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f if
Greenwell played
wedding music which
Mendelssohn's ' "
preceding the ceremony, and
Promise Me" and "1 Love
Truly” during the reading of the
vows.
The brid" v ore a dress of Teal ,
\ blue with Tokay accessories. Her ■
corsage was of sweetheart rose-
and lilies of the Valley. Mrs.
Cassity, whose home formerly
was at Paint Rock, is a member
of the faculty of the Arp schools.
.She is a graduate of Sul Ross
Teachers’ College and a member
of Delta Kappa Gamma sorority.
Mr. Cassity is a graduate of
the University of Oklahoma and
a member of Tau Beta Pi fra-
ternity. He is employed with the
Sinclair Oil Company in
where the couple will make their
home.
CHURCiTSERVICK
TO BE HELD HERE
!N COURTROOM
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Today . “Navy, Blue A- Gold"
VICTORY
LORETT\ YOUNG
in
“FOUR MEN
AND A PRAYER”
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Jacob Ruppert. Yankee owner:
Humble Oil & Refg. knowledge,
culation.
and the
not i • ■ —— ■
Allred to Make His
There arc more than 2.800,00(1 j IJome in Houston
I (ilontlnhno rtM /»«••*«•• I 4L* I "
Staten. /• ■ ■■’
total number of farms
i country have them.
173 ;
From top
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tcntial home run clouter and
When Ruffing,is on the mound Woodland have their Imt
they have a whole nine of sluggers.
Defensively, the Yanks must be
t'OII 4 1, L, • • 4 8--. • •
a margin as on the attack. Croset- |
It and Gordon form one of base-
ball's finest keystone combina- j
lions, and shade Jurgcs and Her-
I man a. trifle. Tn double plays the ,iav
aY»mks lead by 172 to 146. i y,
scries of games two weekn ago
and chalked up two victories
against the London Wildcats, and
the Timpson Bears. Friday night
- Photo by NEA.
a large niufi. Muffs, by the way, will be held in the district court
Tables turned and the score ended
32-6.
Thc Devils played n hard fought
battle, although the tram received
many injuries.
Looking into the future, we gee
the Gaston aggregation planning
a visit with the Henderson Lions
Friday .night, October 7 nt. Hen-I ____
derson. | Now 1 think we'll'win the World
We are 1
"Tar ’em up. Devils!
M. S.
Chevrolet
Moody
Ford.
Dr. Beil E. Woods, Henderson.
Plymouth sedan.
Stone Wells, Henderson, Buick
sedan.
Personal
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Miss Margaret McCauley
spending s few days in Shre
port.
Mrs. M. E. Hale and her
week-end guests, Mrs. J. N. G?-
kcr of Mt. Enterprise and Miss
Marye A. Coker of Nacogdoches,
and Misses Mag and Lizzie Hale
and Mrs. Parker attended the
Rose Festival in Tyler Saturday.
Tha Henderson Woman’s Clv.b
will meet Thursday at 12 o’clock
at Weir’a for luncheon and the
first meeting of the year. Mrs.
L. H. Reed, Mrs. Frankie Soape,
and Mrs. Vernon McDavid will
serve as hostesses.
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The Modern Study Cluh will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Nor-
man West,
our pitching and
... . - •! . to° much.
" e .I fake two in Chicago and
end it hi N ” ‘ - - - -
four games.
Phil Wrigley, Cubs’ owner: T
am mighty proud of Hartnett
and all the other nlayors. Every-
body el c had given up on us
when th.* Pirates took such a
long load, but Hartnett fired his
men to fighting pitch and won.
Thc "Kingdom Keys” of the
B.T.U. entertained Thursday
night with a hayride and a wein-
cr roast at the American Legion
, Park. -
Following supper at the park,
I!..? group continued the hay-
ride. Present at the entertain-
ment. were Betty Egenes, Mary
Jo Franklin, Lanellc Bolton, Sa-
rah Gene Kyger. Joyce Walker-
Kathryn Rice, Ernestine Brown,
Louise Moss, Ernest Vann, Bob-
bie Wimp, Willie Baker, Win-
frey Gresham, Paul King, Orvell
Todd, Jerry Earp, Roy Paige
l.o.very, Billie Bob McLarry, and .
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hale.
Helen Cookman, Important Amer- shoulders and a subtly flared hem-
ican designer, uses soft, black and line. Tt epn be ordered in a variety
, j . . of color or in black, of course. No-
tice thc wide lapels.
I
The Needle Craft sewing cir-
cle will meet at the home of Mrs.
Earl Blackwejl, 525 West Street
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
Mi.-s Odessa Crunk and John
Chewning Cassity, both of Arp,
were united in marriage Satur-
day afternoon at a ceremony at
the First Presbyterian Church.
U.S. in Henderson.
Cyrus Barcus,
of the First
1 Methodist church, performed the
ceremony before the altar which
was bunked with ferns and
white floor baskets of white
gladioli. White tapers gleamed in|
candelebra at either side of thc
altar.
E.
“j JJ.fJmuld be a fine series but I
Herman deap'te 1i -i off i
year in batting, is probably the
greatest all-round player in the
Cub machine. Tf he has a great
series, the Cubs' chances will in-
crease immeasurably. Stanley
Hack at third base can hold his \
own in any comparison with Red’ Su‘ndav" n"ight7 Four 7n 7
the
included
Wedding March
1 "<»
I Love You
think the Yankees will win in
four games. They better had.
Tim What's-His-Name. Cuba’
batboy! We're a cinch. W’e're in.
Say, nothing can stop that gang
now.
Jack Something - or r Other,
Yankees' batboy£_It’ll all be over
row.
Tn double plays the '
aYnnks lead, bv 172 to 146.
In thc nut field the Yanks have
| it all over the Cubs. DiMaggio is
one Of the greatest ball hawks In
[the business. Henrich is capable
and has probably the sharpest
throwing arm in the majors. Eith-
er Selkirk or Hoag in left have
the edge over anything the Cubs
have to offer. All things consid-
ered the Cubs' outer patrol is no
The loss nf Galan hurts
Demaree is no ball nf
Reynolds. an American
League castoff, has made a grand
comeback but Is on his last legs.
[Cnvarretta ia a reformed first j
. baseman. Marty Is the Cuba' best i
defensive man hut will play only I
when Gomez, pitches.
Individually, only three Cubs
(outside the box) can be given as
much aa an even break or better
with the Yankees Goliaths. Gabby
Hartnett can't be toased off light-
ly even in comparison with Dickey,
the year's All-Asnerican catcher.
In shape, Hartnett ia a better re-
ceiver than Dickey but those two
injured fingers, 37 yeara, and the
burden of running the team make
Hartnett's problem a tough one.
Billy Herman must be given the
nod over rookie Joe Gordon at e|c- (the rive’ pitchers.)
telephones on farms in the United 1
About 44 per cent of the [ AUSTIN Tex. (UP) G«>V.
'" "f farms in the ' lameB y. Allred has advised the i
| Houston Junior Chamber of Coni- .
merce that he will make his home |
in Houston when he completes hui i
I term as Governor.
Thc governor notified thc Hous-
I ton Junior Chamber of Commerce
by telegraph yesterday in response
to a resolution of that body invit-
ing him to become a resident and
member of the organization.
Hr. said the decision was made
to live there both because of ths
“ "7 and be-
Judge. of the southern I
Mrs W. N. Fontaine entertain-
ed the "Win Some" Sunday School
class of thc Turnertown Baptist
Church at her home near Wright ,
City last week, Mrs. J. K. Gossett,
president, opened the- meeting and
Mrs. P. J. Heath, former teach-
er of the class, led the prayer.
The class song, "Make Me a
Channel of Blessing" was sung
after which Mrs. Paul Culp, Mrs.
J. E. Tidwell. Mrs. J. R. Cooper,
Mrs. Fontaine, and Mrs. Heath
gave short talks on Sunday School
classes.
the meet-
ing were Mrs. Joe Jones, presi-
dent: Mrs. Fontaine, teacher; Mrs
John Rook, secretary; Mrs. L. E.
‘Cass, membership vice president;
Mrs. A. 1,. Williams, class min-
ister, Mrs. O. L. Gordon, steward-
ship vice president; Mrs. O.
Land, social vice president;
Mrs. H. G. White and Mrs.
Scranton, group captains.
The social that followed
meeting was a kid party
BY’ CORRESPONDENT
September the initial school
month of thc year left us in a big
rush- seems like a year to thc
students.
Mrs. John Green and dau,
I ter, Betty Jo, and Miss Be
0 | Green spent Saturday in Tyl
Mrs. V. B. Mays, New;
Salem Demonstrator,
Cans Food Supplies
com- - day School
fbe tiyo rivals, nhe cvci
Die Cubs have only one .300 hit- [credits?
'-"zDr “ff man Stanley Hack. ■
T hr5* have no game-wreckinc
homo run hitters. Rin Collins
IcajJs the club with 13. The Yanks
i’lIT fiVPJ11f,n, 1 DiMaggio, Gehrig.
» and
who'vo h<t 20 nr more ...
cr the Yanks have hlasted"
homer-.; thc Oihs 64. U...
!n ho,.to!11 t'vp,T Yankee is
run clouter
on
whole nine of sluggers.
The Mothers and Guardian's As-
sociation of the Camp Fire Giris i
will meet Tuesday night at 6:30 |
o'clock in room 208 of the High ;
' SCThe' mating is being held at ! tehter ’ppnt the wpp^p'
this time to enable all mothers 1
and those interested to attend the
Jr..Sr. Parent-Teacher Associa- f
tion meeting later Tuesday night. !
ry said, leaving
on Saturdays. Eastern mail l<>
on Fridays at. 2
pan., leaving sevan minutes later.
", cn route to
Marshall, arrived nt 8 pan. on
Tuesdays and left on Saturdays
at 7 a.ni.
Another 181ft mail bag from
Tyler arrived in Henderson al
t'J n.m. on Sundays, leaving for
c-i...iu....!ijc sevptl niinut.es later. 1
A . first class postofficc crew
todav handles the biggest, postal
receipts in thc history of Hen- .
der on and Rusk county, receipts
that show gains cicry month and
every quarter. There are eight
I incoming mails atwl ten outgoing
I dispatches daily, beginning at.
j 5:15 a.m. and continue until the
last mail gets out of here at
o’clock in the evening.
Airmail connections arc only a
i few hours from Dallas ami
shreieport. A letter receiiorf In With unimpro- ive rccoi'l- on
I’o Imasler Gan from Detroit', P o-’".. the game hero Friday
Inst v.cck arrived here 22 hours belweeii Hie Lion am] th'- <>as-
■■iftci' posted - in the Michigan 1,111 • 11,11 "" Devil.vrutes n toss-
| city.* | "P- *"’*•’ Imtm 1 "pH get strictly
Star routes connect Joinervillc, 'o11"11 li' -trnfiit from the hands
Now Sslein, Pinehill ami Minden. ' " ’’
Tho patrons of the local post off-
| ice receive mail off thc t
line of the L-G. N. before Long.
: view citizens get their letters o
| tho same train - and the line
. through Longview.
Efficiency of the local crow of
workers is the pride of*Gary and
ho has received the hearty com-1
inendation of tho inspectors; A'’ho
recently camo here. For keeping!
the. building, Gary’s crew was
given a perfect score of 100.!
Whore 75 is considered verj, I
good on ;;re Ikiiwi'-i
.-on postoffice workers wore '■'f'’"" omouhtcr.
scored 81 pop cent a sopho-
"Thov si,,d they had to find more ti" "pv llondcrron pm,
I something wrong, that it vould ■'or ,p,p| '7 ' "'I1 ,!’p li011''
j not look right to give us 100 perl c
rent every time/’ Gary stated. I nrii'I' i" n” n;/r?‘V*
, * C i i L <, , i i I i r' L . 11 f C fn i«
I I
j
under
Mr:’.
yearn
leaders. The loaders arc
Goodwill Opal Burk.
Norma Smith and a new nssiiatanf.
I Elwyn Seelbach.
main j
ffi drill
runs i
1 Living i
Weaknc- c,
| glared nt pectators
cent K ilgorr^ game have received i
i the ' soothing ointment of hard)
crew was and the wearers of the Red'
score of 100 anr! ^1"’ "p r'up pnr n,f”'e drills
a is considered verj , t™’"'"' "”l Physical -while I
efficiency, the Mender-1 ,hp-v n!'' I""':r l”pl'!irf> thmr;
were 1 1
1 . M is.
more,
Mir ’
orerf al ti c opening nf tho Gas-1
' "..Miss1
Smith will l ick-off for the I,ions.
a feature that has boon planned,
since th- ■ ponsor'a contest be-
gan several weeks ago.
j NEW (.RANTS ANNOUNCED
I KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP).—
I Grants to Oklahoma, Arkansas
; nnd Mi soiiri for administration
1 of iinempl"ynient compensation
I in the final quarter of 1938 were
! announced fodaj by Ed McDon-
ald, regi6i .il director of the So-
I ciai Security Board.
Arkama v-as granted $77,866.
__ —-o----—_
I Gum used on British postage
stamps ennv’s from the Sudan, and
t- ti-a ftr'.st sum arable. Frequent-
t:ats are made to inaure its purity.
the Red Devils met their confer- i (iur wj||
onoe rivals, the Livingston Lions. fakP
New York, probably in
1'''• 1 attractions of the city
cause as
federal d’ ' riet court, much of his
work will in Hj’iaton.
Will Exploit Town’s
Heavy Rainfall
BEN LOMOND, Cal. (UP).—
With the San Lorenzo valley al-
ways ranking in the United
States weather reports as being
that section of California which
has the highest rainfall, local
boosters have organized to cajip
talize on the fact for public^
and promotion purposes.
A "rain pool” has been cre-
ated, and everyone will bo en-
titled to become weather prophet
and make a guess as to the rain-
The one
I U.S.
Weather Bureau returns wH! ro-
of' the "rain
| number of " the""'"huge ’ rodirood
‘ , U.w highway
through the valley into
..—J and iltunii-
during the Christ-
mas season.
The “rain-pool, as the fore-
ca»ting-for-a-prizc plan is kn®*nn
I . a‘co^Ln5^° o’^lntfrnia7;
anti-gambling
ct !i1; W. P. Moore, et al vs. Ohio anti-betting
, ar * a- st i i 'h! <’•».. et hj Jeff Rrtiic. ct ux va.
of romance. Most of the girh who ,s.|in W;iH.p
have graduated from Gaston m ----- - “ ■
Gordon), I the past three years, have wedded.
Altogeth-1 Girls. Isn't there a chance of our
finishing school ?
ers — -- r--------
warned, .however, 78 persons had
eaten enough to require qiedical
care.
Dr. W. R. Cameron,
health ol fiver, said examination
i home of speedy mail delivery
! has come a long way in mail
’ transportation since the days of
the. stage coach of 90 years ago.
Postmaster Arch A. Gary to
day was contrasting the mail
schedules of 1938 with those of
1819—89 years ago. He looked
back through time for the in- [ MARRIAGE LICENSES.
i as ''
clay and i niadc
Letter Writing Week.’
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (UP).—
Police today sought to determine
the source of arsenic which was
introduced with disastrous re-
sults into 284 pounds of ponhaus
—a kind of meat pudding.
Only 80 pounds of thc pon-
haus was sold before the first t
victims began calling for medical
Way Since Coach Days;
Launch Letter Writing Week
city; ---
of the product showed arsenic
had been added at the time thc ;
ponhaus was made al. a small [
meating plant.
<»—-----
Florist Shop Mystery.
SAN JOSE, Cal. (UP).—The I
repeated disappearance of gold
fish and small turtles from a, |,a<>x- thrc..„
San Jose florist’s shop, necessi- formation as the
a day and | niade ready to launch
Letter Writing Week.”
Mail from the north, cn route
to Nacogdoches, arrived here on
i Fridays, Mr. Ga
Caught Cold?! 6'-:^
JKH To relieve distress—rub North-bound mail,
promotion j
"rain pool'
become weather prophet
and tnaKe a guess ns r
i fall for each season. mo
] coming nearest the^ official^
ceive a part of the JaP^T,°Ei
| The remainder c‘ i *
A .- i.eciaj venire of 60 mc.i has I p0O|” will be used for turning
.it-'■ ■ 'iniinon* 1 f >r the c is-. j number of tha huge rnduo.
Tn Judge :t. T Brown s fourth! treez along the State
that runs through the
cftSM' huge Christmas trees t
noting them -
an we»wv..e
Thr “rain pooh
according to legal opinion,
a violation of r.t.rnmia s
And lane*
, n.s vK...—> has been issued
the basis that a "eathcr.for„C;
cast of any sort is based on
observation and cal-
_f Thc Seniors have adopted a
Pitcher Vance Page is fa-'standard ring design. Usually thc
I/., Winning Seniors find it difficult to
a promise, but this year
"wants" are
fresh, rested, relaxed. They’ve For the first time in years one
.iust,been kidding for the past two does not find a boy and girl stroll-
pj)p (Panl (jlat ]ost three ing on the campus holding hands,
row to thc Browns in mid- What
mber won't hr «)>• the !
Miss Sue Barksdale is a Sun-
teacher. Wonder if
mentions debits and .(•oats, ct al; Mrs. Mollie Cross, ct
\;ir vs. Bering Oil Co., et al; Tcy |
Adr.ms. gdn. vs. W. L. McMurray, [
ct fll: W. P M<»nrr» rt nl v« Oh in *1 u-
Oil ('".. ct al; Jeff Rcdic. et ux vs. ;aw. This opinion
on tho-basis that - • —
sort is based
It is therefore scientific
element of chance docs
enter into it.
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