Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 5, 1929 Page: 5 of 8
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PRINTS
Just Arrived
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The vogue for prints increases with each
new season. These new ones just in are differ- |
tent and you will just enjoy making them up
into neat little dresses for the children or your-J
self . . . The colors are absolutely fast,—ruar-
anteed—and such 'a wide variety of patterns--’
to choose from.
Use McCall Patterns to (Sew With j
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CARL REESE
of
TO
—the Golden Rule Store
BOYD’S
Successor to Dress-Up Shop,
East Side Square.
the hostess served salmon dec
tes. a molded fruit salad. Si
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“Where Friends Meet Friends”
Minden, Ln, was charged with the j J, R. Hines, Ellen Beck and J.an
slaying and placed in Jail. i Seely. , A
GATESVILLE MAN IS SHOT
DEATH
GATESVILLE. Jan 5 -Charles
Autrey. 55. was shot and killed Fri-
day morning at the Atlantic Pipe
Lane Company camp twelve miles
south of hree. W I Eubanks, 60, of tee Other members ct the club are
jEidelweiss Club With
Mrs. Headlee ,,
Meeting with Mrs. Deats Head- $^1®
lee Friday afternoon, the Edelweiss
Bridge Club, enjoyed an atterPoow
of the game, resulting in high HMM " Aj
for Mrs. Wilbur Crain and •tiighr.J**’®
cut for Mrs Mark Waldrip. J*' ??•'-*.-,48
The home was attractively.
orated with blooming pot plants,
and at the close of the aftwnoon -
....
celery, hot biscuit, mince pie with '.'w9
whipped cream and tea.
Members and friends who formed
the three tables Included JT ——
Waldrip. Crairt. C. B. Ballard,
ory Ballard. Richard Blair, Pi
son McCombs, U. C. TraveR
Ray Dickson, Alonza Davig,,
nice Taliaferro, Misaea Be
Drake and St. Clair Headlea.
Poultry Club for
1 Students at
School Organised
. ’ 4rJr-*' Am
A boys and gills’ poultry club a
has been ormnlr.cd at the . lielm
Sc! ool taught bv Mrs. J. T. Gow*: A'-vS
sett, with a mcr.ibe. ship ot eight .. AwS
APon Burton is president of thte.' ’■'.a
I club and Willie Lee Flo ker is vice
pristdcip. Russell Low is iccre- —
lary-treorun r and Mor roe Beck.
reporter. while O. M Martin is
chairman ot -the program wnmlt-
LOCALS
The Ameiic in A-so-iition «»f
University Women t. ill hold its
monthly in sting Wednesday evan.
mi'. Jan. 9. in C. I. A. cafeteria,
at 6 p in. Reservations a?e to be
telephoned to M'ss Edith dark.
No 313, not later than Tuesday
noon
B< cause of the rain the musical
pi Jltram to have been given at t.ie
municipal auditorium Friday tve’i-
ini; tv tlie Ptamps Quartette was
p’ltponed indefinitely
Miss Lucile I Alien had three flit-
ters of her right hand painfully
mashed Friday when they w<re
iiiui'I'.t in a >ot press a’ the Col-
le, P ct industrial Arts print shop.
Born io Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Smith, wc^t of Denton. Friday, a
girl.
tin account of the inclement
weather the roll call service which
was to have been held by Denton
Rebekah lodge Friday night wast
postponed indefinitely.
W. F. Jarrell is quite sick at his
home on West Sycamore Street
from auto intoxication. He became
■ ill suddenly Friday mcrnlnp. His
condiUon- wks reported to be »on>e-
what improved Saturday.
MRS. CARL REESE
Cail Reese of Hillsboro and Miss ora Hullkaung, daughter at’ Mt1. .Ikhjh
and Mrs W E. Hutfhuus. were married Sunday, Dec. 30. af'the home of Wg|
tin brides parents in Kium Rev N B Baker of Denton, pastor
Krum Presbyterian Chui ch. officiated, u mg the double ring ceremdny.
The bride for more tiian three years had been liorne demonstration “«ent
of Smith County, Reese Is a well known seed breeder, and the coupleW®'
make their home on his seed farm near Hillsboro
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RECENTLY MARRIED IN KRUM
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...w tviiiiiicj m pn»on |
»he defiantly sang "Maryland. My
Learning to Walk
By
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H-’.t
Many children
from prison
I
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two
Place nn a
dis-
the
bus-
lum
1 he approval the child wins.thru
FASHIONS
lliir
7 Ti p
PHONE 191
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Dour and soda
op, n
Don’t Let
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o
Tuesday
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REDUCING TREATMENTS
Get You
On the new Rekreator.
The new, safe way.
Flu Helps
&
/
of Dresses
overshoes anti rubber boots.
$5.95
Yellow Slickers, $3.50 to
Winter
$4.75
Rubber Boots, $2.95 to
$1.50
Overshoes for all, $1.00 to
Leather coats, sheep-lined coats, sweaters and
)
top coats reduced,
J. W. GRAY COMPANY
cyme.
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The Flu.
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UPikwith cf
Keep dry and warm these rainy, cold days.
We have a complete stock of slickers, raincoats,
Company Dinner
Menu
You'll find everything needed in combating the
present epidemic of flu at—
Club
With Mrs. Fry
25c
25c
When you want a permanent, facial, massage, fin-
ger wave, etc.
Expert employes to wait on you.
Nona Mae Olsen Beauty Shop
Smoot-Curtis Bldg.
.^*Ypu can get almost
v^ekr.
Add
.ind
7 JC.
125
TO ENTERTAIN HIH
MR. AND MRS GAMBILL
ered Uie Information.
After she was confined in prison
sympathies
lie
to
to
' THE EMPORIUM -
Wgst Side Sqtiare. . . . Phone 143.
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for
liinies al 2:30
1. with MPs. S.
fhe Art and Gift Shop
Miss Elizabeth Hendley,
Prop.
\223 Oakland. Phone 717-J
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Will’.
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next
25c
25c
50c
30c
8
, C u rtis*
South Side Two Drug Stores North Side
Phone 52 Phone 444
I'ii;
i Ikctual devtlopnunt
i in a
; nd handle while he is still in hi;
JANUARY CLEARANCE
a full season’s
Lots of cold weather yet to
the berries and
Mr ms. Add the ' ater
FRIDAY
The povorring boarf cf the
Won an s Club will me»t at the
dub at 9 a m.
Laxatives
Curtia Liver Pills
Rexall Orderlies
Pureteat Castor Oil 25c
Rexall Milk Magne»
sia 50c
McCauley Beauty Shop
820 W. Hickory St. Phone 1314-J.
Record-Chronicle want ads bring
results ‘
$12.50 Dresses for $ 5.00
$19.50 Dresses for $10.00
$24, $29, $32.50 Dresses for ....$17.50
The Ian-
r. ianUy be
tnev snoai:
Cold Tablets
Laxative Aspirin
Rexall Special
Flu Caps
Bromo Quinine
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■K&iS
KAN FRANCISCO -
chit: women will have ....
tion of American sculpture at the
Palace of the Le»ion of HcnOr. ov-
rrlockrng Goldin Gate paik. The
exhibition will last six months.
Mrs. C B Coleman and the Hag- |
t Friday Bridge
| the borne
1721 WeA(
< R Child 0
By AGNES LYNE
• th'- k.. ,-w- ac, f
m th?
sol ten
ipread eisllv
Cough Remedies
Riker’s Cough Syr-
up 25c
Rexall Cherry Bark 50c
Menthadyne $1.25
Creomulaion $1.25
Birthday Party Honors
Edith Ellison
Mrs. L. M Ellison entertained
for her little daughter. Edith La-
nier. on her fifth birthday Wed-
nesday afternoon, at her horn? a
dozen li«tle friends cf the honoree
enjoying ai. afternoon of parres
alter which a lighted birthday cak<
was cut and eaten with other re-
fieshments. ThP home wa> deco-
rated with coDred balloons
The little friends present includ-
ed Theresa AtxrnMhy Marguer-
ite Orr, Betty Fowler Berta Mc-
Kcr-zie Mary Jane Gates, Ellie
Whitmore. Marietta Long. Emmo
Lou Long. Eiizalieth Baldwin, Ruth
Long. Billy Dyer Moore and Page
Whitmore
kitchen
them so
J L Kings-
Marttti. Abney Ivey.
i O M Curtis. T C Sample, E. P.
j Craig and Miss Owsley.
Cream of Celery Soup
Cheesed Fin.ers
Roast Veal
Browned Sweet Potatoes
C:earned Cauliflower
Cranb rry Frappe
Biscuit Cuiranf Jelly
Jc’.’ied Vegetable Salad
Date Pudding Whipped Cream
Cof.ee
A
ba ‘k to the
exDrc;s thcir-
quaini aliiffid, stiluMJ
black barkl^j
iursdunted ir-.m the Teachers Co)
Lge in the class cf 1926. She has
been h achir.g Fn"!)'h in the !I?r -
■Itur High School the past two ai d
a hall ve.’.rs.
GENERAL REMEDIES
Vick’s Salve Mentholatum
Kold Flu Cod Liver Oil
Vapure Analgetic Balm
Quinine Listerinc
Antisepsis Solution Mialol
Pinoleum Garglet
•oaery'
NEWS
The Friday Bridge Club, meeting
with Mrs. L L Fry. had four ta-
llies <>l memlx rs and friends play-
ing. and high scores were made bv
formerly | Mis. W J. McCray for members
lank: cf the
The Store <^f Certain Satisfaction.
oner there, "her apparently for-
lorn ccnditicn, at those times when
her «oul seemed abwyroed m the
thoughts she was uttering in send,
hir melancholy manner, affected
all who heard her, but v.lth an in-
terest in her which came near, on
several occasions bringing about
a eonfltet between th? prisoners
and the guard."
•D. A. Mahoney, democratic nom-
inee for congress at that time, nnd
one of the victirfis of Seward s “lit-
tle b<U" as he prison was known
writes of walking ben.a'h the win-
dow of the famous girl spy
"A lew st.niflcant cavgh
me lock up." he write. "f
the flash <>f a
raw car-
I By SUE MeNAMARA
|<A?so<iaied Fresi Feature W rtf .er I
I WASHINGTON Jan 5.—Rej.irt-
I ed plans to rtmove the body of
I Belle Boyd. Confid raU spy, from
I Kilbourne, Wis., to her native Vlr-
I glr.ia. focuses public interest again
I cn "La Belle Rehelle." ns she wa-
I Known. Stonewall Jackson attrlb-
■ Ut d the defeat of General Banks
I in the Shenandoah Valley la her
I murage In bringing tc him infor-
I mat Ion concerning movement of
I Union troops
I I live in the historic old Brick
I Capitol, now the home of ti»e Na
I tiflnnl Woman s party, whfcii was
I nwd as a prison curing the Civil
I war. Bel! • Boyd was tuken there
I scon after her capture by a pruae of
I Union officers who oad oenpa ■
I nled her home trim a horseback
I ride. Tna beards of the lenu halls
I down which Belle used to roll mar
I ties wrapped in tissue paper mes-
I sag ci to .sympathizers have grown
I creakv with age.
| Dark dungeons where prisoners
I aere confined end which were at-
I tacked bitterly by Bel!e Boyd in
L her book relating ner pri«on ex •
I periences are still in the basement
of the building No one ventures
near thtm now. wive the Janitcr,
when he goers to make the fire.
| The opening in the ceiling th'-ou?h
I which Confederate officer prisoners
dropped notes to the spirited girl
Lapg. remains.
Reared in
ury of a Virginia
Boyd, though only
her release
Bcyd married Lu ut. Sam
Hardinge. an officer in tht. federal
naval service, whose
were with the south, though
hid enlisted with th.- north.
plf«Se hts father. They went
live m London Lie'itenar? Hard-
inge returned to America on a
business trip but was a’rested and
put in Jail His bride was left alone
in London, penniless and friend-
less until a Londcn newspaper took
up her case Returning tc Au er
ica »hc went on the stare and died
in Wisconsin in June, 1900, while
on a theatrical teur.
All remaining EhU ami
Dresses in three groups.
good gr tciors
Junior Clasi play Senior High au-
(liiciiuin. Tuesday night,
Adm !!5c
OFIELS Nt W EXTENSION
COI'KSF
The Teacher.. Ciheae It to offer
a coutsc tn th. history of educa-
tion an the campus during the win.
ter krm. Class’s were t.a be organ- I bury. M
i?ed bv J. L. Blau nt the college
{Saturday.
Bv FRINCES PAGET
I Copyright . :r?f), by H emeus
Magazine
NEW YORK. Jan
guage of p.cits must c
re-lcamed Tl.e season
of freedom, modernism and the like;
the next they hark ba ’k to
mauve dee ace and
selve^ in (. ‘ ‘
phases as lx now the case.'
The dominance of I
grounds on to which a rp'ma* seel so-1
bcr little designs is one expresston, i,
Tho repeated use of yellow or prvn
with black or of re.l with black
also must b-' recorded It is the two
colored rather than inult:-co!or< d
print whicn is impre■j.-.iwt at this
initial stage of the spring season
What is perhaps more tnipoitsnt
than the designs themselves. Is the
fact that wlnfc for day their rote 1* ?
casual, for evening they register as I
important Street shade, mid ot) r
daylight ideas have be-a tried out •
without success for evan ne so that '
it Is not reasonable to supjais * that ]
the opjxjrtunity for utL'z i-,{ print,
for evening would be in ssed. We (
have then the printed dance and (
dinner frock as the moot arresting (
detail of a season which starts its ]
spring career below the Mason and (
Dixon Line or in the great
ipaers of Hollywood.
made
saw
gold bracel the
wave cf a white hand. Th-re fell
at iny feet a fragrant, pearly rose-
bud.
After
Belle
tire comfort and lux-
h,;me. Relle
tnl of 17.
threw ail the tempestuous zeal of
her high strun*-. sprrited nature
intc tie car of the -outh when
the war broke out H»r youth and
beguty, combined with wnt and
courage enabled her to wrest many
mill’ftty secreUi from Union officers
ever whoty; eyes she "pulled the
wool" unsparingly.
Dara g horseback rider, and per-
ilous jaurneys afoot to deliver mes-
x»7»s to Confederate t-oops mad?
her adored by the south and fear
ed by thP north. Ly n? cn the floor
ot her home in Winchester, then
Occupied by Union troops, she ov-
erheard plan* to unite several div-
isions against Stonewall Jackson
In face of enemy fire she ran to
JacKSon's headquarters and dellv-
BEHIND THE SCENES
WITH WASHINGTON WOMEN
ADVERTI SING
WINS CHICAGO
SOCIETY GIRI
Guiding Y>ur 'Is<; “■'/ a,ld Cl'/bs,
r-i—i ! lor Coming w eek
MONDAY
Tlr> r, r.t.Jv m-jling of the
Auel Clu > w.’ Ik held
Mrs R J F Jwarjs on
Avenue officers for the
i\i.i "ears will be1 elec’-'d
The fine mis npai’.ment of
tiie Shakesp. arc Chui wilj
me" at :i oilo’k with Mrs. P
C S’tomc. 1428 North Locust
t tree’.
fte Young Womens Auxil-
iary of the First Baptist
Church will hold its m nthly
meeting at 7 p m with Miss
Fiances McMath, 1314 Bolivur
Stnet.
I Miss Beckwith at Welle sTey ’ was
i a member of the crew and a star
tenuis player. Sire is the rlaughter
(of Judge and Mrs. J W E ckwtth
. Her mother bn-: ?. famous collec
tion cf Wedgewood and Sp-.de
A simple xav to prepare pump-
kin for pies or pundings cut the
I umpktn tn halt and remove all
seeds and fiber Prick 5 he J s on
the skin of each naif Invert in a
shallow f>?fn artd add 2 inches of
water F.ake until thc p.ilp Is verv
tender and soft when pierced with
a Icng handle fork Cool a little
and all the pulp may b? quickly
scraped out. Measure and use
des.red
i las first i Hol ts to walk are a large
J f.K tor In making him try again and
I again t
Former Denton Girl,
Weds in Ennis
Club
Tear heis Colleee will nt. et
the Mazy Arden Lodge at ,
m
V FDNESIISV
The Am.ncan A sociation of
UiMvrrri’.v Worn n will held ic.
monthly meeting in the C I. A.
cafeteria at 6 p. m.
The Parent-T. acher Associa-
tions. <if th* ward schools and
of ,hp deroon’trnhon «rtw*d
will me-1 in their respective
buildings at 3:45 o'clock
The 31'jltt . Class ot the
Church of Christ will meet at.
the church at 3 o'clock.
1HURSDAY
The horn* economic dejrart-
n.ei.* ot the ShSkesprar? Club
will meet at 3 o'clock with Mrs
T. W Newton and Mrs W P.
Lakey at the home of Mrs.
Newton. 1721 West Sycamore
Street.
1 circles to the
"workin; girls'
As advertising manager
. j she ntlcnijts to in-
cur e lur socedy friends to buy
gowns for the winter's parlies
which 'he has given up for
mess career
For as : he said "you can t mix
business and pleasure—late parties
and 9 o'clock office herns cai.i.ot bx?
reconciLd If girls of means cnljl
knew how much pleasure ttiev
remove -.'Id derive Home r.
and thing constructive there
Women to Show Sc ulp u1*
California
an exhibi
at
are retarded in j
,— -- - -- ----- .heir ability to walk because then
_r_ 25C years old is the latest recruit . , - ■
I chees* and '..ill and spr-ad on the ( It'em Chicago social
bregd. Cut oil the crusts and cut i “
into bars 1 'nch fide. Place oti a ] ■»
baking -aicct and brown in a mod j smart shops
crate oven. Serve warm wi'h afpe-
i'.on West M'llberrv
Cirrle 9 with Mrs
Moore, 1234 Avenue A
The Woman'; Faciltv
oi
EHelping
Homemaker
LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER
Marylxxd.” from the dcor of her
room which sne was allowed tn
keep oren -rhe pathos ot her
voice." writes one who was a pris-
““ —277, “Iler apparently for-
1-4 cup chopped piircnto.
1-4 cup chopped sweet pnkles.
Pour the boil.no wat r over the i
gelatin mixture and stir until it I
has dissolved Add the sail and
cool. Aad the rest or the Ingredi-
ents and pour into a mold, which
has been rinsed out of cold water.
Set In a cold place to stiffen. Un-
mold on letttjce vaves and sur-
round with mayonnaise.
Dale Pudding. Serving Eight
1-3 cup fat
1 cup light brown sugar.
2 eggs.
1 tiasjjcon vanilla.
14 tcarpoon salt
1-2 cup sour mine
2 cups flour
1 teaspoon soda
1 cun chepp d dates
12 cup brc’ken nut meats
Cream the fat and swear,
the eRt?s. vanilla, san. milk
Beat for 12 min-
utes. Add the rest of the ingredi-
ents and pour into n shallow pan.
which has been fitted with waxed
paper Pakc in a mod rate oven
fcr 2'> minutes Serve wa>-rn or c Id.
cut in squares and topped with
whipped cream
CHICAGO. Jan. 5 — Miiryanne
tn Ametictrr. Iineag-
decoration ol pot plants, and the
luncheon course served included
creamed chicken wtih mushrooms,
stuffed pear salad, sandwiches, and
tea.
Guests were Mmes
■ Kiir a’ M I j
Tonics
Maltoleum $1.00
Peptona $1.00
Puretest Cod Liver
Oil $1.00
Scott’s Emulsion,
60c and $1.20
:.1i.?s Mary Band, duightcr of
'!.■ Robert B.drd of Ennir. was
i ’anted D c. 21 ic Harry ^Canrer
id Og-vvin.
'’I’ M’.r Conner lived In Denton fcr
- nunibvr of years and received her
Ci'lh school educ.ticn here. a;-d
TlESDAY
The Saint Barnaba- Ep*'co-
p.d Guild will met I at 3 u’c’ ck
■with Mrs. Homer Handy. 510
Texas Street
The ’Aomin's Auxiliaiv of
the Fir-t Presbyterian Churcl
will meet in business session at
tl.e church at 3 o'clock.
The Woman's Council cf the
first Christia.r Church wid
meet in postponed s ssion ac
the church at 3 o'clock
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety of the Centre! Prast-vter-
tan Church will meet in Joint
tissiun with, the Aid Society at
the church at 3 o'clock
Tl.e Woman s Misslcna."v So-
ciety ot the First M thodisi
Church will meet at 3 (.'clock
at the church in Bible study,
Mrs Mattie Leake in charge.
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety of the Firs. Baptist
Chur-’h will meet tn circles at
“the’ following homes at
oclock Circle
D. Hradv, 604 Schmitz Str et;
Circle 2 with M>s V R Cox.
1916 North Locust Street- Gir-
lie 3 with Miss Mir.nip Paschall,
52G North Locust Street. Cir
cle 4 with Mrs W C McClvn".
418 West Oak Street; Circle 5
v.lth Mrs J A Barton. 310
Center Street: Circle C with
Mrs. John CelMns. !.C4 Fu'.ton
Street’ CircD 7 with Mis W.
J Holltn sworth. Avenue A.
Circle 8 with Mrs W E Smith.
Street.
W. A.
olu Club will entertain with u re-
ception Saturday evening. Jan 12
at the home of Mrs. L. M Dewey,
1112 Frame Street, honoring Mr
and Mrs Joe Gambill Jr The af-
fair will ire held from 7 to 10
o’clock, different groups ol friends
bejig received at different hours
M.rs Gambill, who was formerly | Mis W J. McCray for
Miss Mary Jo Coleman is a mem- i and Miss Lou Owsley for guests,
bcr cl the Hagolu Club. I The home was attractive with a
. ------. —------- | decoration ol
luncheon
vs not been given .sufficient
ntive to make the difficult
'< .npt. We must give the child
teas ti for wanting to walk
• cry good way is to stimulate lit.
. uriosily about things at a
(nice. This can be done by giving
variety of things to touch
Hgbt
1-2 inch
pimento I
Cheesed Fingers, for
C slices white bread,
thick
4 ’ablespcv.ns butter
4 tabb-spoons s: *t
dices?
I B teaspoon salt
Let the cheese and butter stand
<or 1-2 hour to
that they will
Mix the butter,
Parents give the matter of learn-
»in;g to walk little attention assutn-
• .i.is that the child will k-arn even-
ll'.ially arid that V makes little dit-
'' ! lime when he begins Yet it is ac-
|l i ial!v of the utmost Importance for
the child to walk os soon as he is
! i hvsleally able, beeau.se it is tliu
I v-id a sense ol power in his envi-
I renment.
The ability to walk ojM'ns to him
s thousand new experiences He can
manipulate many tnbre tilings than
1 I. c could while in hts crib
Ho is able to learn a great deal
..bout hardness and softness, and
> noothness and roughness, size, and
■•nape of objects tn their three di-
mensions and the spaeta! relatlon-
'.ip’.s ot the world in which he
11.ids himself Tnis knowledge is an
important link in his whole in-
i’rem pleasurable experiences with
uch things as cra-kluig paper, a
silver teaspoon, i allies, spools on a
.-u.c | fiing o’icl many othei oi tne rnl'-
dciing some- ' c ellaneou* fascinating objects to be
ii ind in any home, he develops
rxrteable associations which make
eager to extend his experi-
3 hus whin he sees a shiny
i cY.jeet 'across tl.e room he will be
;:..p< Urd to go toward it.
Another incentive is to put some
v. .1 b’loved toy at a distance The
m<-?t familiar method of stimulat-
i the clillJ's desire- to walk is to
I malic a game ot walking from otic
I ■ rson to another.
tiz.- rs soups and s ilads
Cranberry Fnppr, for Eight
'Half frozen mixture to servt. with .
fish, fowl or meat)
1 quart cranbei ries.
3 ct.ps iva*er.
14 cup lemon julci
2 cup? sugar
Wash ....
any Mrms. Add the 'ater and | th“'K constructive there would be
cook slowly until all the berries are more vtwtii.cier in social circles Mv
very ’.oft. Mash thotour-hly and I family apprqv-c >f mv r
add the rest cf the ingredients.
Mix well. Cool Pcur into a freezer
and frtee’e until “mushy.'
in sh rbel cups
Jrlhrd Vegct rble Sal ui. far Fight
1 jmezagc lemon Havered prepar-
ed g“latin.
2 c»ipc boiling wafer
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 124, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 5, 1929, newspaper, January 5, 1929; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335593/m1/5/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.