Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 71, Ed. 1 Monday, November 5, 1928 Page: 5 of 8
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Bath Luxuries
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footwear de luxe
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SAN ANTONIO. Nov 5
Disputing the statement that the
sood and intelligent women of the
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i£fiff“a‘rrahgc log cabin fashion
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paint whatever colors are desired.
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By MBS. AGNES LYNE
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The Art and Gift Shop
Miss Elizabeth Hendley,
Prop.
1223 Oakland. Phone 717-J
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6 sweet potatoes. 2 inches In di-
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3 tablespoons butter
1 teaspoon salt
1-4 teaspoon cinnamon
1-4 teaspoon pepper
1 egg yolk
.1 egg white 4
Ms.sh the potatoes after
have be<n cooked and peeled,
the butter, seasonings and egg yolk
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Wro^rant Heard
Hy ► eleranx of
Civil War Here
occasion for
Ly"”
cans are. not capable of enff .clng
the law. she asserted. Tt v.as for-
tunate for Hoover that he mad. his
assertion'chat "Prohibition is < no-
ble experiment" before the r’-oent
bcotlrgging ring war .evcal d in
PhiluAlphia. the home of the Mel-
lons nnd the Vares, the speaker as-
serted.
The reason why a chicken crosses
— the street has been discovered. It Is
the sum* reason as
makes a driver try to b__________
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man ef
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at Terrence
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and for two
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success.
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Foods with the |treAtent Amount of nourishing
vilue include bread, with its vrtamines to gh
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for Gov. Al Smith f|ometnaker i
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Two new preparations
Elizabeth Arden has cre-
ated, to make the bath a
delight:
Venetian Velva Bath.
A cream soap in a big
chubby tube. Fine oil
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J. McConnell at the Teachers Col- ■ ■"««
lef.e. '
Mrs. W. L. Ashbum Jr. and chil-
dren of Denison spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr and Mri George
Church. •
Miss Bob E Drake is spending the
week with relatives in Fort Worth.
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For die Fall-and-Winter season we
have assembled a group of new
J&K Models, conceived in the fash-
ion centers of America and Europe.
To the woman who is exacting in
her demands of footwear, a fitting
will prove a revela-
tion of style values,
and of perfect adjust-
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Garvey is the
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Bhrin.p CoektaU Salted Wafers J
Stuffed Pork tenderloins
Mashed Sweet Potato*
Fscullopl’d CauliflowT
Hot Biscuit
Head LeUuce
Roiuefort Cheese Dressing
Pineapple Snerbet Date Bars
Coffee
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“Where Friends Meet Friends”
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
BETTY RUSSFI.L
Mrs. J H. Ru.x ell cntertMird
LridflT afternoon ’.vi'h a birthd-iv
paity. honoring her link daily hter.
Betty, rn her eighth birthdav The
I f tie gues’j were sei«>i mate-, and
a few others and. the afternoon
was enjoyed with uames and con-
t'sts. Prises were received by Betty
Innev mid Lutie Crnddcdi
Krttlorrrn rri-vm R-.d decora'ten;
„ * Jt?£4-.®n4..WlMM- fUA-ACe-cours-
w:t.< yj’rved at the close of th* al |*e>nble theme now embrae's the
UTtioon, n lighted birthday ' cake i kn« h<n 8m«-c ’vuini n have taken
< rtereu the dinlne tnble I to yay kitcham. with ojamel wa: <
The guests present wrrer Tommie Itc .*nat<:h 11 r' lotted that much
1 cup water
Wipe off the tenderloins with a
damp cloth. Flatten them out with
the broad side of a knife Mix the
crumbs, butter, egg. milk. salt, pep- i
nr. parsley and onion. Spread on i
toy the tenderloins and wrap up I
and tie in place with a white cord I
Place tn a small baking pan and I
add the water and a lid. Bake in a
moderate oven for 1 1-4 hours. Tn- {
rpect frequntly to permit even bak-
mav be emitted) _ __________
1 tablespoon finely chopped on'on I deliver an address at the meeting
A new youth shade that is exclu-
- rive to MELIO-OLO Stays ot^ long-
rr. less affected by perapiratlon. do—
not clog the pores. ■ ----—- ...,..... ™,vl vuv
clerful Beauty Powder is made by a I here Eundiy afternoon in the of- purpose in vlew' of the'state's buy-
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tiil. Tr.e ceremony war primmed
ty W. A. Mathews, justice of th? I
peace.
. bratlon— Pumpkin shaped cheew,r
tea, candy and individual TJftmp- ;
l-.m pies with whipped cream were '
t ryed.
Members present included Mn.es.
Fouts. J H. Warden. E. A. Kiger,'
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P«M*.
25 ’hti:
8 Rttti m powdered tJugai ■
Stiff arrange log cabin fashion on
Misses VltuU Thutman and Mar-
taret MoiTikon of Greenville ind '
Elizabeth Titt’e of Dallas ■
spent the’ week-end in Danton r\ j
piusts of Miss Mary Louise Wright.
t>G South Locust Street.
Miss Mary Martin has returned
T Y-» II o ® KiVsAr. -aw
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partment. Come.
“NAUGHTY MARIETTA"
C. I. A. Audiiorium, November 9th.
8:15 p. m. Victor Herbert’s gorgeous
comic opera beautifully staged and
costumed. Special Marietta orches-
tra—a magnificent singing ensem-
ble Tickets on .“ale at -Garrison’s
Drug store. Adm. 7Jc. $1.00, $1.25
and 11.50. Season ticket including!
’Noughty Marietta" $2.50 to $5.00.
tewYoA—.
March 11—McCoy-Hardeman (Voice and Vio-
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March 27—Tony Sarg’s "The Marionettaa.”
April 19 or 26—Phidelah Rice OSramatic Read-
. er),
• en- '^**^K6ia;.- On December 8 "The Beggar's Opera'*
read || comes to us on a percentage basis. Season tteketa
do pot cover' the expense of thia number.
Su*.on Ticket $3.00
To reserve seat for the season, see K F. Ften-jid
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TONIGHT AT
LEGE
Bargain sale of laughs, thrills
nnd heart throbs, all for the price
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| Leaf for nnp minntn 4.IH »h« ..l,.uu.. , ‘ 81 Audl.0..um, 8 p. m. to-
KU n 01d Bond Street,
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I ' HALLOWEEN PARTY
The B O. P. Cta«s of the Pml
Msthcffst Church enjoyed a Hal-
l— loweeH party Thursday evenitu* «t
the home of Mrs. C. M. Mizell. The
I Ixrge I vlng room was made actrac-
tive yith yellow chrysanthemum*,
black cats, owls and witches, which
r . in the dimmed light made the set-.
ting for the festival. In the nre-
)' place was a lighted pumpkin sur-
4, round M by euWunn l.-aves from
* which witctyis peered
K A -eeries of weird 'games led hy1
Mrs, Ward > Fonts included pinning
t. till on a black cat. .telling for-1
tunes, etc.
The refreshm-nt course further'
carried out the spirit of the cele-1
Bumpkin ahaped cheese,T
The monthly meeting of the Sul
.By LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER ' »«>■« Camp. V C V . was, held' in| <i.m sun
•_---i n>" cruiThouw Sunday aftsrnooir t
*- iniicr ivicim with a nun b-.r of visitors present. hmloi
f.7 !’• J IV —-Hr avm lzw».> I tl»I'e*H 'll
George Decker, who has been 'V-twia
sick at the De num Hospital, wav .">$18
Kbit* to return to hi* home Satur- -'1*7
day.
Mrs. T. N. Lindley of Krum is at 'wK?|
the Denton Hospital for treatment.
WHY TRY TO HIDE
PIMPLES Wli
Why try to tovrt ue neiitjhtly pin- ?W4^M
pin, tadin iftdothrr rtibsrrASrin4-rlifi ',*jS
bhmishea wltrn tt tr txrstbie to gK t.u ,
of thtm tompleuly?— —
Thr Knsiblr and tuty w»y to havr *"
• dear, healthy tkia it to go to your ’
druggitt, ask for P.bck an J ’Vb i< ------|Tfl
Ointment and use it according tc- ffri
tions. It is pleasant to u«t. b.gh.Z ritrtRH
beneficial and scitutifaiUy sale.
For best results us; Ijlcck aid V hue uu«ol
Skin Soap with Clark ird White irhg-M
I tnent. All dealers sill tLei.1 at s.--/l .■ .
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Perm a n en I Wa ven
freitcric Vttateite Method all woes
coarante-d. $«jm and •r.»o.
Mari-elUt r H»lr
Met Ai I EV BF«I TV
ate W Bh-korw. r
Ton. BKIDGF. aiEETISfl
t tn.r.n soon
EHERMAN. Nos. ft—A conference
between members of the highway
cotnmlssion end 'owners of 1 "
Beauty Culture
Is not merely a matter of niar-
celling irons, powder boxes and
rouge pots at
The Nona Mae Olsen Beauty
Shop
For our attendants are expert |n their sev-
eral Ms Marcelling, rtalrcutting, ~
manant Wavin<r Manicuring. Hair, Bcali
Facial Trctitnients. Call 1B1 for an appol
ment.
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|Eupr2tiM' Court neither wnc
spirit and compelling n frightened I
huba.tvitnce. it inevitably does just I
what it did to Peter.
When we win obedience by physi-
cal punishment we have in no way
elevated the child's morals nor
rian and onri a Bap’ist, wete con-
trasted one*, cf svhorn was declared
to be mowing the seeds of reltgirrs
discord and traducing.th? charac-
ter rf a r*If?irvs I nflcman, acat-
I taring natred and r.lig'cus intoler -
ance, while tl'.e other declared that
[ to vote against a u*an because >i |
his church membership is to be
I mitiue to the central Tfffth of HT
Big Congregation
Guaranteed
Pure
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’ use less than of
high priced brwnda
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■cusslon as to
•woas-aa**
rf THAT—
.EMHESKl.^
Providence
team. »u»-
rrocki, rap-
y must not
km county.
iblfhK v a»
lr smacking
L. . . . And
I. . South-
La that the
lax bathed
[before the
LiiIh .
| aid fftrly
I co to the
II 1 la <1 1 pla
l-orxe I’hle
It hottie tn
I h<- w inter
Iota St <••.<■
liliiiny Kll-
1*1 a <ne-
lo u 120
I. . Milter •
I on par 3
Hit h going
H from 1 ao
Hal .. Aalto -
■1 for 60.-
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■ says th’at
land Joe-
■l-<-r < ha01-
■tliiLon . . .
| Mayme Waldon,- Mineral Wdh; 1
i pre •entajto;! cf prjae-irinnln^ Itr%4
play nndcr direction of Mrs. Belt
G O'Neal. Wichita Fallx ’ •** 4 ,
The public U Invited to all rag*
ular programs during pie meeting ’ ]
and to the four night program* to .'.'"J
be held m the C. I. A. auditorium.; J
| Plates will be res rved for breal:- u -J
-e-f tn sts, mnenrrms anff~%d>$ieU 0$ -~~Tl
applimtiun to a member of ULf* x,? .J
’ tlclrrt c rinimit whieH 4« AeumvuY • a
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till-. | comb. C. C Yancey, and Mtes Rut’.i
' Dcupltu-s The price of breakfast
Wilkirs Kittle Beth Clark. Mary
I..— Ivuth Wright, June Koonct. Ue’en
Barnes. Marr i?rta Leri? Dixie Al-
ice Franck. Pt<rgv Pender. Bernice
WilHatr.s, Claire Poster. Cec i B II
Monroe Bcmadeen GanL Mary
IM Pouts. Nancy Ann Harris. Miry
Ja ,oe, Catherine Lcn'itv Minor. Pa-
<bct Wilkins. Julia Ann Wrirht.
risry Elizabeth QalbrJiith. Louis*
IXavtr.port. Lutie Craddock. Nan-
ni4 Rtcvall. Mary Cbtttnn Morrel
J v Hawli-v, Mary An.cs Manner-
ile McDade, Phvlfis Cnxton. Lu-
r !e IL.vzy. Betty Laney. Barham
Elaine Williams of Dilins ?hff Th^ season’* tendency Is ♦w-'rri
—Ctnrd■ <rnmwm ahd Dorothy Boyd
r , ff Fort Worth.
Mrs. J. E.-Beavers, of ih* local
U. D C chapter presented the fol-
lowing program:
"All the World is Waiting for the
i Sun Ruse," by an orchestra compos-
j id cf Misses Ellse Vltz and Faye
j Beavers, and Guy Bush hnd Tom
Moore Cox. "Olg Black Joe." by vo-
1 cal trio- Misses Mary Mizell and
Emma Kyle and Mrs. Amelia rar-
| mer. "Dixie The Wer Hvmn of the rrcriden’
Confederacy," paper by Mrs. C. C.
Y«"c'y "My Hopeful Brotner and
"When the Tram Conies *fn,' read-
ings by Miss Electa Morrison. 'JJXx-
le" and • Ange’o Mio" by the or-
chestra.
L Wits announced .that, following
the usual custom, the Confederate '
and Union veterans were invited to
the As mislice Day dinner to be
I served in the American Legion Club
| on Monday. Nov. 12. at 12 o'clock i
and 8upl Ross Camp instructed the
adjutant. W. H. McNiel. to invite j
the Union veterans to occupy seats
at the table assigned to the Con-
fetjTate v.'terans with them.
1 he Command' r, A Wayne Rob-
' ertson n.uiounccd that a distin-
| guished orator. Judge Duncan of
1 Lexington. Ky. who was in the
present and
.. U» Women ..
She appented tft the wonun vot-
ers to support the Democratic piriy
for its stand on farm relief
during that the women of
South «v.hcse hom<s are on
farm., arc vitally ahecte 1 by
problem.. Women of the farms
ihould be placed on a level with
those in cities and towns, she said
Gov Smith's leadership was
fhown in his efforts in behalf of
women, children and State elee-
mosynary institutions. Smith wag 'd
a ght for these which was success-
ful due almost entirely tc. t.is lead-
ersrlp, she pointed ov.t. Bills sign-
ed by Smith as Governor ol New
York prodded for $10 000 000 to
remedy inhumane treatment of in
t-ane and State charges, for in-
crease of teachers’ salaries amount-
ing to $12 000,000, and for $400-
000 for additional State police to
enforce the Volstead Act, die stal-
ed. __________.
Dr. I.
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. . MlOr ' ort.A nn tuia,v/. r>v». 0.—n ini.nig
Phone- 1SH-X tombatone Bunday caused Suntan Ra-
Whi-n
1 visit
the
Nov. 6—John Cowper Powys (Lecturer). 11
A. M., Art of Self Culture. 7:30 P. M., Psychology
_* ~. Nov. 7—7:30 P. M., The Religion of a
Man of Letters.
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T">pper. Jean t thought and attcnUu.i is lath'n tl
Craig. Jenna B VftHghn, Lois ArnjtTt hmttw dresses, bungalow aprrns
and kitchenette at ire centrally.
It tee mi te be drffn-telv e.rt.ah
iixhed that when th? style tk rur,'
cr cy? app?al enters, bt.vinp s
greatlj atlm-ilated.
This autumns bride u insistin'
rn colorful b?ps? tricks ahd
aprons that duplicate cr at least
harmonize with het kitcb ri rind
tfiose , whose prvalrm has to do
with uniforming* their maids ue
inclined toward color instead of
black. Green, orchid and bright
and I'-'ht blues ere cited as gen-
eral color favoritej _ .2 Z7
eci by the laxness of ] "
enforcement, feels that refirm?
the Volstead Act will corrci t
piesent abuses. Prohibition cannjt
and will not be r.pealrd uril.ir
Smith or any other pre Sclent, sne
raid If the Rcp>.ibl‘r-,n par.v has
lione.-itly tried tc enfarce proh.bi-
wu> ' lion nnd failed, cither prohbit on
toll'itself is a failure ir the Republl-
tbe
Ute dr creative tb.en-e in aorons
and collar and cuff sets. The
apron mny be preferred ‘n sheer
white cr,andlo or dunttv. Ijut te'-
variatly colorful -trimming is an
important argument, la tn- find
choiefl. Race ¥ds!A»it arc 'Mu'
broiderfti s arc probably more
wught this season than lias beer
the case In s“verel jears Brd s
and established house keepers al'ko
now ask for fancy models
3 eggs
I ettp sugar
1 tcR*-Hocn vanilla
1-8 teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped dates
1-2 cup broken nut meats
1 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking powder.
Beat the eggs for 2 minutes.____
the sugar and beat for one minute
Add the rest of the ingredients and
mix. Pour into a shallow pan.
Which has been fitted with waxed
■». Bake in a moderate oven for
ilnutes Cool, cut in bars 1 by
The EpsQcpal Guild w.ll
meet at the church at 3 < ’clock
Th<- ',v. M. s. ef the Central
rreS'nytcyian flhtiich will meet
M the church In Bible study
at 3 o’clock.
The W. M 8. of 1 he -First
Baptist Church will meet in
Lushness, and social merit tn in
the church parlo-s witn Mmes
S. C .Graham, Ben W. Bovd. B
r. Adams, J. L. Wilk'rson and
Fred H u pe r r s hostesses.
Th44-Woman's Ciuno 1 of the
First Christian efiurch will
meet r.t the church at 3 o'clock.
The monthly business meet-
ing of the W. M S. of the First
Methctrtst Chttrch win he held
at th* church at 3 o'clock.
Election of officers will be held.
Tne Woman's Auxiliary of
the Ftest Frejtytnrian CMttrcl'
will meet in cdrcles, Circle 2
lueriing with Mrs A L. Banks.
7’0 West Hickory Street, and
Circle 3 with Mra. Guy Ecur-
land. Avenue I, both at 3:30...
o'clock. '. . . |
from Dalia*, wher > ehe has be n
at the bedside of Mrs. Olan Wh44?r —
Olan White and dat|,hters weee
in Dallas Sunday to visit Mr,*.
White who is recovering frr.tn a
cent 'speration. Z »'
Mr. and Mrs, Herschel Smith
and Miss Eliza Lynn Duncan of
Dallas spent the week-end in the
1 uniB 01 wix. atut Mrs. W. M.
less.
Mrs J, C. Roberts arrived
urday night from Wich" ~ ‘
where she hds been' visit
fives;
S. D. Roberts ef the rJ, 3. Bor-,,
der Patrol, stationed at El Paso. H--
visiting relatives here. ; ■
Mrs. C. R. Jean s of Coleman
here vi'iting her slater,'
Garlir.'.ton. secretary to
Pouts. J TI. Warden. E. ________
Tom Standifer, George Welch. Har-
L . ris, G. R Warren. Joe Sharber. 8
M Canafax, McDuffey, C M Mizell,
, G. E, Taylor, A. Thhxwer, Claude
[At Cartieberry. Gordon Marrs and a U
■ guest. Mrs. Harris.
j republic.
[ “Women of Den’cn. which cf
these men ar? you go.ng to allow to
sway you fcr or against____Qq?..
Hmtth? Dr. Sfraton, who has been
convicted of libel, or Dr Van Dyke.
author of those geins ol literature.
■Tire Other Wi-e Men,’ and Vhc
l ost Wcril.’ who has dectarrd trim4
self unhesitatingly for Gov. Smith
and against tills campaign o; mal
I icious whisper .ng?" Mrs. Mcdre
ing the brldy-s. will be called soon,
t’on pii tlon of hard -surfaced roads
in Orayaon County has been delayed
because State nnd Federal Jflghway
Departmrnts refuse to a^roprlate
money for building roads leading to
■ oil bridges.
The Rpv W L. Tittl?. newlv Ap-
pointed pastor ol Uve First Meth-
edijt Church, was well received at
both- services Eundav therp t-sing
present at the morning hour one
of th? largest atendancea at a reg-
11101" service. Sir new memben, were lvwna
received by letter, and rperial mu--’USjted
n< wr,s civn at both swviees with ;t j Taking
sclc in the morning hour by Mr-,.
M L. Hutcheson, and with Mis.
Mary Anderson, t achcr cf music
Jt Tea'hers College, at the organ.
Rev. Mr. Tittle retyrntd to Dal-
ia- t alt- r t’
will return here with
To renew window shades, lay on
a flat surface and paint with flat
Here U Mis, Ehrtrffa GracT
Knaaz, who burned herself, sh?
says for love of Cnarks P.itc!'-
cc.-ck. ,
Bv FRANCES PAGIt
tCopvrlffM, IW, by Women’s Weir
. Mtgazm"-’.
NEW VORK. Nov. 5. -Ths
‘ now embrae-'s
Physical Punishment
i_. ppfer was hardly more
than a baby hie mother found that
the threat of spanking was usually
enough to produce obedience.
j By the time he was three Peter s
! own rtrcnj will frequently brought
cn a crisis which no mere threat of
spanking eould avoid The spank-
ing itreif had to b - promptly ad-
ministered.
Although he Was always very an-
gry with hU mother during th' pro-
"r:e*. be was contrite and sorrowful
immlliately afterward. He would
bury his face in his mother s lap
and amid sobs and tears, tell her
■ that he ievsd her. His strongest
Yetlings had nothing to do with
the pain which had been Inflicted..
He was enraged at the indignity to
his person , and he was miserable
because his mother whom he adored
at such moments seemed not to
love him.
Peter is nearly five new Hi’
mother still spanks him because it
dc -s not 'occur to her to tind the
reasons Tor his frequent naughti-
Hfrs cr to work out some shrewder
way of coping with it.
But Pqter no longer cries when
he Vi soank-d or tells his mother
that he loves her. He
whalfng without a murmur. When
it is over he contemptuously as-
serts, "You can’t hurt me I don't
care what you' do,", and walks off
with his head held defiantly in the .
ayr. He lias Inured htmasJf to Ms!
mother’s d\ approval. He is scorn-
ful of physical pain. He. floes...noLf.,
want to be good, a hardened |
littl? s nner.
When physical punishment does
poi. uiccesd in breaking the child's
Hoffman & Lakey
\ Phones 86 and 188.
......♦ffnfTng oh* 61 TS? rteri
planks as written by ihe late H*t ; v
Watterson cf Kmtuckv fcr -'!■
Democratic partv at the nath ii d
conversion in st. Jculs m<
f’.enlinr v.itT. the separation
church and state, civil and r.’l.3
Iqus Irei.dom Juul supremacy oi
civil power over mtl'tarv authdritv
Mrs W. Dyer Moore cl ahman of
I the Women'- Democratic Chib, c h
spoke here Saturday n’qht. declan <1
(hat the principles of wh’ch V,'-’
erson snoke era Just as aliv* tcdiy
a? then and "eternal vigilao<- •
v hieh Js the nr’ce of liberty
should be practiced now She^kcd
what Goiters could expeet of th
Republican party, which had tratr-
pl< d the South in ReccnstruCflcr,
days.
Analyzing rearons given by bell
ers. she took up the rchqicus quo;
ticn and showed tb*t Gov. Smith'-
past record shows that hia Oathr-
lic enrn*-ticns have not influenced
him in bis cnpaiptments. "I am -'o'
here to d'fend the Catli Jic Church
fcr tt needs no defense. But 1
teems to mo that it I- high tifi'
Protestants were extending a lit'!-
Christian bretherbrod to the Cath-
olic Church, for I do no' te’if v ■
He takes hisj,tl:n* is a Protestant minis-
L"Wr in this land who will get up m
. p is pulp’t and ray that Cattjb!
I lelsm is net a Chrirt.an religion ri d
J that .CnthoJlps do not worship
1 Christ and Him. crucified.'
1 The' flrst mlsaimarlrs to tb's
continent were Catholics and th
first in Texas wer* Catholics, Mrs
Morra- rrcaTled. The al-o’ pein', d
i out that of the two Catholics who
I have served a- chi-*f justice of the
t ever
J accused ol disloyalty to the Amevi
I can princinles of separation of
[ chuve.h and State.
Preachers’ Views' Contrasted
The utterances cf Dr Henry Van
Dyke and Dr. John Reich Strut n
taught him respect for parental au- j New Cork divines, one a prHbyte
thority, but we have succeeded hi 1 ' ' ~
effectively alienating his natural I
with to do the right thing. We have
left rage. hate, fear and defllance
to do their destructive work
his mind and heart.
chubby tube. Fine
and other cleansing and
cosmetic ingredients
make this a wonderful
preparation for the bath
and the hands. Heals
roughness, smooths and
softens the skin. $1.50.
Venetian Velva Liquid.
A fragrant lotion with
delicate oils which soothe
and refine the skin. De-
lightful to pat on the skin
titer the oath, cooling
and tefreshing. An ex-
quisite lotion for the'
hands. $i, $1. jo.
ELIZABETH ARDENS
Vtnrttuti Tultt Pr^rtUnnt 1
an an iab at
Leading Women for Smith
“ “ “ ........... ~ I "
? * ' -3m
lunl-'it '.ll-'l-J;. r«htp Mill ho fe-.-
lined at rhe l-mcNon Nov.
Mrs Churlis Asherott of Suin'
Sprint s, stale rbalrman cf t
work. Mill pre»ent Mra Fdwtn Biv-
ins a: chief speaker. Mrs. E. P
Turner. plone*r Texas clubwoman
and trcmix r >of the collvoe ooard
ef r. gents will be host .«•;
H H'mbnrd, pre.rid nt <>l ; f(,r
and Dr. R L. M-irqu.a. n cnfs wqp be ■ mad* later
cf North Ttxns State I
Colle-’-*, wdi snc<rk on j
tl-e "'\in' nryrt industrial luncheon
set 'or Nov 15 M-« J. E King
of Ban An’onio. chnlrnu n will pre-
side end Mi-i. ice Jcsepns of San
Antotjte nember of the C f A
board cf regents, wdl be m’et***.
Three Bautfutls
Three banqu- ts are planned b---
t-Innin: with riu* Texas banpu*t
Tuesday <-veniu|yai which Mrs L
H Hubbard i* the hostee-s The
Tex;., banouet ts an innovation
Inttod'iced bv the nt*w president
Mis W. R. Potter O'htr banquets
will be the Southern barquef on
Wednesday with Mis R L Marquis
as hostess, and the Pioneer banquet,
cn Tlmrslay e-.onlnr w.th Mrs. p.
V. Garrison as president
Platform, Work Pnierrms
Tire outline for the platform and
] work prooram follows:
.Monday. Nov 12—Executive beard
meeting, called to order bv Mix W.
R Pn-.ter state president. Mrs
Maggie W. Barry. Texas director
of the General Fede-atlon of, Wo
men's Gleba, will present her plan
cf wuk, Dr Powvs’ address nt 11
o'clock. Lun<-heon honoring the
board bv the faculty cf C I A
Tuesday. .Nov. 1-1.—Opening of
couvt'ntten. Denartm.'nt cf PUblic
Welfare Dav Mrs H F. Ring. San
Arttonio, president. President’s ev-
ening. honoring Mrs. Potter. Ad-
dress of Mrs. Stppel. national pres-
ident.
Wednesday. Nov. 14—Morning
P'Ofirmn bv Department of Educa-
tion Mrs. M H. Hagaman, r
|.resid<nt; Miss Annie Webb
ton to .‘-peak Afternoon program,
department of 'he American
Home. Mrs. J L. Voting. Mineral
Wt-lls. presiding: Miss Mildned Hor-
ten. A M Extension Depart-
ment. and Mrs. Sippel among1 the
i-)>enkers
Thursday, Nov. 15- Program by
Department cf Legislation, Mrs.
Bob Barker, Fort, Worth, chair-
man, presiding. Addressee by Ben-
a tor-elect Tom Connelly, Mrs. Hal
Sevier of San Antonio and Mrs. W
H. Moore, Fort Wurth. Afternoon,
rame department, addresses by
Miss Rebecca Smith of Texas
CJiriaUan UnfverUty faculty; Miss
Anna Shelton, president of the
Women’s Club of Fort Worth, and
TEACHERS COL- State Senator Margie Neal of Car-
thage
Friday. Nov. 16. press and pub-
licity department breakfast and
program Mrs. Mead Griffin, Plain-
view, chairman. presidlr|T, Memor-
ial rervice, conducted by Mrs J. A.
Britain. Seymour. Afternoon, chor-
al context, conducted by Miss
ticket committee which is comp's-
ed of Mmes. J L. Kmgfbury, chair-
man George Medderx. Cuvier Lips- -wp
Rut;i w.'d
liuid luncheon tickets is 75 cents." TstS
and the j rice pf banquets is fll.Tk - .f-.aH
ea'h All club women and friends </:ipify
[are el.iiblo to mak ■ applicatioo* firt
these affairs and announce- -<• »<»S
may b:
IT T7^ ARCH
I O 14 FITTING
<JLj&JLm. SHOES-
Season Ticket 83.00.
they
Add
: me outter. seasonings and egg yolk
• and lieat for L minute. Fold in the
stiffly beaten egg white and rough-
ly pile in a buttered baking dish.
Bake in a moderate oven for 20 j
minutes. Serve in the dish tn which
baked.
Roquefort Chcerv- Dressing For Six
1-2 cup Roquefort cheese
,i -L teaspoon salt
-Hl t«afpocn sugar
1-4 teaspoon dry mustard
1-4 teespoon pepper
1-4 teaspoon celery salt
4 tablespoons vinegar ’ I
1-2 cup snlad oil
Crumble the cheese with a fork.
$ be v -VA , *-44v 44 IK I • O jfi 1T ” HTiO
beat for one minute. Add tile cheese |
and thoroughly mix with the fork. 1
nbill WT,e» r.orlu ........ |
n i portions on lettuce quarters or vege- j
• • Serve at once.
Date rtars
College Auditorium. 8 p. m. to-
nipht. Auspices of Denton Fire De-
71
proly.binon I Chill. When ready to serve, pour -
- '----- r ; -1;;;_____ ;
th; table ra’ad.s
A falling
mo» ,to receive a broken leg
she went with her mother to
the grave of her grandfather.
t a hospital revealed
had been fractured
Shrimp Cocktail, serving Six
l cup canned.shrimps
1 cup diced celery
1-4 cup diced sweet pickles
I hard cooked egg diced
1-2 tear>poon salt
1-4 teaspoon pepper
1 cup stiff mayonnaise
Mix ’-3 the mavcnnai.se with the
rest of the ingredients Chill Serve
in glass cups lined with lettuce.
Top with the rest of the mayon-
naise and serve at once.
Sluffed Pork Tenderloins
2 pork tenderloins
2 cups soft bread crumbs
3 tablespoons butter, melted
1 «SR
1-4 cup milk
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-4 teaspoon pepper . ........... .......
I tablespoon chopped parsley (this I same eompary with RoUrisen
I tbo Civil War would be
. uno., un nuui^ea ui cue meeimg
I of the camp on the afternoon cf
Dec. 2.
Events Tomorrow
up. the prohibition issue.
I Mrs. Moore said that Gov. f'mitli
• knowinT that the bociler.g r I
I rampant in the hind nnd 1 hat the
• i morals cf thr* youth ar. end'“rw *r-
thc evening serv ct -ird ,
.... _ . ________________ ..... _______..1th hi fanu'y
tembxtone toppled over on her, Au Tuesday. Thev will b- Fr-nted
examination r-" * ------,_j
K
been
Weir Thing in
Face Powder
> nbovT
I ORT WORTH COUPLE MAR- I
RILD HERE SUNDAY
_____ | Atthur Smart and Mta Ruth t
Thts new won- Scntell cf Fort Woith wer? nanied ' bridgeirZ“<m''R<*d
new French Proceax and you will be
delighted with it. Absolutely pure
J'lftt try MELLO-GIA) and note It*
ral e quail Ilex Only one dollar — I
uh:- Curtis Storrs I
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