Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 216, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 23, 1929 Page: 5 of 8
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carry the best to be had.
Ladies’ dresses in proportion.
Don’t forget our Blanket and Quilt Special.
Denton Steam Laundry
A Laundry Service for Every Home.
Turner & Evans
Phone 7 or 127.
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igned,” the Rev. Clinton Wunder.
house guest Monday Mmes A. Pool
of El Paso, Coke R. Stevenson of I
Mrs. R. L. Casteel is at the Den-
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Green Bean and Egg Salad. Serv-
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1 cup cooked green beans
1-2 cup diced celery
2 hard coked eggs, dried or slic-
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hard blow by the screen, which
seldom defends injustice or Immor-
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and made- to dream cUMMfetber
worlds. Man needs wholesome re-
creation.
the :peaheasy. The film makes cos-
mopolitanr of us all."
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The following program will
Gift Exchange
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SCRUGGS CASH STORE
Women who want‘to sell
sewing or needle work of
paintings may display their
goods at our store. Call and
discuss the plan.
Bldg. Phone 119.
Permanent Waves
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Facials and Skin Treatments.
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The Three Table Bridge Club will
meet with Mrs. Jack Schmitz. 520
Texas Street at 1 o’clock.
. The KologLal Kard Klub
Mrs D. J. Eddelman of Musko-
gee. Okla., la here for a short vis-
it with her brother. Boons Daugh-
erty Sr. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mias Pearl.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B Lusk and Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. McElroy spent the
week-end in Waxahachie.
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serve, nr.d plenty of food, is assured
for the dinner in the Methodist
dining Ttibm Wednesday. 216
pastor of the Baptist Temple, of
Rochester, N. Y.. defended the ci-
nema recently in an address be-
for the Kiwanis Club of Baltimore,
Mo.
"The violation of prohibition,
dope-sePing. crime, sexual dlsfoy-
The literary department of the
Ariel club was entertained by Mra.
George R. Poage Monday after-
noon at her home, in one of a se-
ries of lessons on literature of the
United States, and one number.
“The Life of Sam Houston," by
George Creel, served to observe San
Jacinto Day, April 21. Mrs. Earl
C. Bryan reviewed the biography,
the consensus of which was that it
Is an interesting story of the dra-
matic lift of the early Texas hero,
but not pronounced by critics to be
authentic In all its details.
The other numbers was “Brook
Evans.” by Susan Glaspell. a fore-
most American dramatist of the day.
and was summarized by Mrs. A. F.
Evers
At the close of the program the
hostess served a deiioUlcs .salad
BALTIMORE, Md.. April 23 —
Declaring that the motion picture
Is "much misunderstood and mal-
wives of members of the Legislature i
She and her guests will go to Wich- i
hoJ^Xty^b? given ^by^Mrx j Bonn<,r and
Earl Eddelman at her home on , an<* James Watson, all of
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Come and see all the characters in the funny
srs in real life—Maggie, Jiggs, Andy Gump,
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6 cups dried, peeled rhubarb
3 cups sugar.
1 cup diced pineapple
4 tablespoons lemon Juice
1 cup raisins
Mix the ingredients and let stand
for three hours. Cook until thick.
Stir frequently to prevent soortch-
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The humble, homely hamburger
recalled to him those days of joy-
ous play, of larg appetite, and best
of e.U, cf his mother's uncritical
hospitality to any or all of his
friends. No wonder the mere smell
of hamburger made him cheerful.
It eeems as if every child should
have such Saturday lunches to re-
member There ought to be at least
one meal a week to which the child
can bring his friends without spe-
cial pernyssion. Saturday lunches
offer an especially good opportunity
to give our children a feeling of
hoepit»Hty. of the generosity of
home as distinguished from every
other place In the world. Surely the
.standin gwelcome of home to all
friends and playmates s one of the
necessary ingredients in anv proper
childhood. .
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She was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Viola Poole, who. with Mrs. .
Walker King, was a guest of the
afternoon. Fourteen members were
present. The meeting next Monday,
which will be the last one of the
current club year, will be with Mrs.
H. M. Russell.
King of Desserts
Menu for Dlnnef
Creamed Potatoes Green Beans
and Egg Salad Bread Rhubarb Con-
serve Strawberry Shortcake Coffee.
Grain Crops in -| Laurin, daughter of Mrs. Hugh Me-
Fine Condition
a. fbrmeriy announced. for
JtntqZ the Sul Ross Camp and
■ “Kerens, and their wives, at
L in a memorial program,
isle and readings.
For Phonograph Records
Apply gasoline on a soft brush and
wipe dry with a soft cloth. This will
clean the records so that they will
play like new.
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OVERWEIGHT
By dally eaerclaea on our Rekreator.
Come in and let Ua tell you about it.
MRS. McCAULEY’S
BEAUTY SHOP
320 W. Hickory Ht.
Phone 1314
^Locals
The Ul i, A. Mother’s Club, which
formed temporary organization re-
cently aUl meet Wednesday after-
noon at 3:30 o’clock in the Virginia
Carroll Lodge on Oakland Avenue
to combiete organisation and elect
oTLcers. AU mothers of C. I. A. stu-
dents aw. invited to be present.
Mrs. Norine Warren waa operat-
ed upon at the Denton Hospital
Tuesday morning and was reported
to be doing nicely afterward.
Tlie Benjamin Lyon Chapter, D.
A. R.. will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o’clock in its monthly meeting
with Mra H. E. Duckworth, 401
South I.ceuet Street, Miss Elizabeth
Lyon being assistant hostess.
Mias Ethel Baker, missionary to
Guatemala who is here on a fur-
lough. will speak at the First Me-
thodist Church Wednesday evening
at the prayer hour, 7:30 o'clock, on
her work in the mission field, and
the public is Invited to atend.
Julian Scruggs has received word
that his brother-in-law, A. B, Ruth-
erford. of Healdton, Okla., under-
went an appendicitis operation
Monday and is in a serious condi-
tion. Rutherford formerly lived in
Denton.
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drink this warm weather.
YOUTH SENTENCED TO
FOR SLAYING
KANSAS CITY. April 23—Orville
Trout, 19-year-old Kansas City
school boy, was sentenced to Ufe
in tlie state penitentiary when he
pleaded guilty to killing James
Ree«e. 19, tn a Alling station hold-
up, where Reese was employed
. The Koloa Lal Kard Klub wiU
meet with Mrs. Walker JatfOe; 615
Carrier Street
The Katie Daffan Chapter,
U. D C. wiU entertain veterans of
JMMUMIW federation
WswIWct officers
ARLINGTON, April 23—With
Better the movie- than pretimtnary festivities out of
way, delegates to the first district
convention of the Texas Federation
of Women's Clubs today settled
down to twd days of business ses-
sions which included election of
officers and selection of the next
convention place.
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The grain crops in Denton Co.,
this year are reported to be more
promising than in a number of
years, both wheat and oats are far
advanced and will be heading gen-
erally in another week, it is said.
Oats already are beginning td’
head and with a week of warm
weather practically all of the fuU
planted oats are expected to be
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Wife, Roomer Held
in Husband’s Death
Laurin, tc Earl B. CaUoway, at 8
o'clock this evening at the East
Dallas Christian Church, and the
wedding reception to follow at the
home of the bride's mother.
Mr. and Mra E. H. Crain had as
guests frr dinner Sunday their son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Tabor ot Fort Worth, and grand-
daughter Miss Maurine Crain, of
Denton.
Mrs. D H. Fry and sons, Jim and
George, of Breckenridge spent the
ssriksa **
art the scarf and the handkerchief.
The scarf ’is usually a tiny one,
about a yard long and a few inches
wide, and invariably of the same
material is the dress. The hand-
kerchief rtrikes a contrast note,
a color that matches slippers or
jewelry r.ither than the dress it-
self. Though neither of these fash-
ions arc new. they have enjoyed
much popularity this season.
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala., April 23 —
Mrs. Marf.-arct Wharton, who at-
tributed her husband's murder sev-
eral days ago to an attack by a ne-
gro. was under arrest today while
officers delved into the mysterious
circumstances of the slaying. In
custody with the widow was A. R.
Hall a roomer in the couple's hobe.
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Nothing could be more appropriate for a
graduation gift.
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By FRANCES PAGET
(Copyright, 1M9, by Style Sources)
NEW YORK, April 23 —A recent
lette” from Paris concerned with
shopping tn the smaller and smart
shops there brings to light so many
interesting tld-blts of style gossip
tliat It is worth repeateing.
In afternoon bags at present,
preference goes to black antelope,
and fold mountings are much to
the free The handbag which Car-
tier launched last spring or earlier,
with gold link chains coming from
the sides of the bag, has Inspired
innumerable versions, an of them
in the exclusively priced class
Other black and gold bags espe-
cially smart have plain gold frames
and goM link handles in places of
the usual antelope wrist handles.
If in Jewelry, for daytime espe-
cially, there has been a falling off
in tl.e cheaper forms of glittery
necklaces and bracelets, rhine-
stones continue to play an impor-
tant rote as ornaments on evening
aressos, particularly as clasps on
the narrow sports belts which
gli-dle so many dance frocks. It
is smart this winter in Paris, for
wnhiin§ IBird
^ull ‘Jashioned (J?osiery
The following program wiU be
presented: Greetings from the chap-
ter presidant, Mrs . A. Owsley;
violin solo. Miss Grace Camp, ac-
companted by Miss Lottie Mae
Denote; immortal addrees. Norris
Hiett; reading. Mtes Electra Morri-
Ste; voire Mio, Mrs. M L. Hutch-
eson, accompanied by Miss Edith
Winston;'greetings from the Sul
Ross Camp. Adjacent W. M. Me
Niell.
All veterans are asked to meet at
the court house on the east side of
the building from where they will
be conveyed to the Woman's Club
for the meeting. Those unable to
set to the- eourt houae are asked
to call a member of the transpor-
tation committee. Mmes. W R.
Durbin of T. B. Foster, and they
will be called for at their homes,
it is announced
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the oast week-end. Other guests
formerly Mrs. J. A Freeman and Floyd
Graham.
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tertained with buffet supper Thurs-
day evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Vcnth and their guests. Misses
Allen.
Watson, all of Fort
__ Worth, and here for the Texas com-
Mra W B Franklin of Crowell is {I***™' program presented at at the
visiting her mother, Mrs. Clarence C. I. A. during the music festival
Smith.
W. R. Miller of Glsca
of Denton, Is here 'Visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jim Mi Use. and other
relatives.
Mej. C H. Smith and daughter,
Miss Mamie Smith, were in Fort
Worth Monday. ■ u-
Misses Elizabeth Smith and El-
izabeth Poster of Teachers College
faculty spent the week-end in Fort
Worth with Miss Foster's parents,
Mr. and Mrs C. C. Foster.
Mi. and Mrs. Earl Street spent
the week-end in Fort Worth as the
guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Hooper.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Whayne of
Brownwood are the guests ot his
sister, Mrs. A. J. Bushey.
Bruce Bushey, of Stephenville,
was a week-end guest of his moth-
er, Mrs. A. J. Bushey.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Turrentlne
went to Dallas today to attend the
marriage of Miss Katherine Me-
ed
1 tablespoon chopped onion
1-2 teaspoon salt
1-4 teaspoon paprika
1-3 cup salad dressing
Mix and chill the ingredients and
serve in lettuce leaves.
Sttawberry Shnr r-ike, Serving Four
1 1-2 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1-4 teaspoon fat
12 cup milk
2 cups strawberries
1-2 cup sugar
Wash and hull the berries, add
the sugar and chill. Cut in the fat
with a knife and slowly add the
milk until a soft dough forms. Pat
it out on a floured paper until the
dough is one inch thick Place on
a floured baking pan and bake for
15 minutes in a moderate oven.
While warm split and add half the
berry mixture Replace the top.
spread with butter and cover with
the remaining berries. Serve with
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A c»rt.;in young man always
chooses hamburger from the table
d’hote menu. His roast beef and
tog ot lamb eating friends jeer at
hia pl"Man tastes, but he ia staunch
in his ^referenoe.
To no he explained one day that
the smell pt hamburger always
made him feel cheerful. It made
him reaaember tbe Saturday lunches
he he< at home when he waa a
boy Not only did the hamburger
come on. that most blessed of all
week dayr, immediately after a big
inorntng with the gang, but there
wae ah agreement between hhn and
his mother that there should be
I targe quantities Of it on hand.
It was understood that he could
bring hotne/to lunch as many as
four of his friends without asking
. special permireion. The blanket in-
vitation always gave him a lordly
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At Senior High assembly Friday
morning the following program was .
given: Popular songs by girla glee
club; orchestra numbers; group
all (;ing. Reading Texas poems, by
Rosa Bell EUiott of Teachers Col-
lege; exhibition of yodeling by
Clint Etheridge. "
altics, the errors of youth are Wt a Bui Ross Camp and Union veterans
and their wives at the Woman'i
Club at 3 o'clock.
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' terg of brightly hued feathers.
Personal Mentions MRS COLLINg
Mrs. Fred Minor will have as her ENTERTAIN FOR GUESTS
Mr snd Mrs. John Collins
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MOTHER’S DAY
We are taking orders now for delivery on
Mother’s Day. Give us your order now
for King’s or Metzler’s in one, two or three
pound boxes.
Just received another shipment of that
good—
Chickenbone Gandy -
Almond Crunch and Walnut Flake.
LEE DOUGLASS
Service Drug Store.
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planned for Thun
been appointed to loo
•ntortamnant: Miss :
mens, chairman, Dan 1___
J. Garnan Senior “ High;
MonVomery. Junior High; Mtes
Vera Manire, West Ward; E. L. An-
gel, North Ward; Mrs. K L. Angel
Lee School. The picnic will be held
in the grove north of Lowry hall at
5:45. Each one is asked to bring a
lunch, which will be cooked to the
open air fire places.
A targe me*
on "How to I
the Rev. W. I
Central PresbjL___
day evening, the minister taking his
text from Matthew 18:6, "What God
has Inined together let no man put
asunder." McBlrrue presented ar-
gument to ahow the evils of di-
vorce and to point out the respon-
sibility therafor.
MeBlrnle said In part: "Divorce
is an 4vil, and so is stealing. Ths
ideal is not to steal, and so. the
ideal is not to get a divorce. But
God knew that sone would steal,
and that some would get a divorce,
and that te why He sent his Son
into the world to die for the di-
vorcee as well as for the thief. The
factors that should prevent divorce
are the home, the school, the
church and the court.
Prepare for Marriage
"Every boy and girl ought to be
prepared in the home by the fath-
er and mHher for marriage. A girl
may study art. but if she knows
nothing ibout hot biscuit she has
no right to accept a young man's
proposal. If she hasn’t time to learn
art nnd hot biscuit let her cut out
the art. I believe in 'Interior dec-
oration’ snd more when I am hun-
gry A wife In a painter's smock,
with a painter’s palette in her
hand, and a dirty home when din-
ner ought to be ready is wrong
from any point of view. No man
has w right to ask a girl to share
life with him if he is not prepar-
ed to nuike the living, and the
father and mother who neglect to
prepare their children for marriage
are parties to the divorce that may
take place, for the homes tn which
the chl’pren are not prepared are
the homes in which the seeds of
divorce are sown
"Every teacher Ought to prevent
too much intimacy between Chil-
dren in the schools, and advise
fathers and mothers o< things they
see, and the parents should receive
these warnings in the right spirit.
No use ztying your daughter would
not do this and so, for your dangh-
ter has the seed of sin in her heart
just the same &<i my son has, and
if given the chance, it will take
root and grow.”
For Ministerial Marriage
"Even marriage ought to be
performed by a minister, for this
gives the man of God a chance
to talk the matter over with the
couple, a chance to show the ser-
iousness of the oath they are tak-
ing before God. and a chance to
go into the home tn the times of
trouble that will come into the best
of hornet Marriage is not a joke,
but is a big, long step, and one
that cannot be retraced, and is too
serious a matter to be administer-
ed by one not prepared for
solemnity of the occasion."
"A fee should be no attraction
to a lawyer to tear asunder that
which God has joined together.’ If
a judge or a lawyer can prevent
* divorce and does not do all in
his power to do so then he becomes
a party to the sin and God will hold
him Mcountable at the day of
judgment. Fathers, mothers, teach-
ers, lawyers and judges are the
ones to prevent divorce and upon
them Het the burden," McBimle
saM. anti in closing referred to his
visit to Europe last summer to at«
tend th<- golden wedding anniver-
sary of his parents that confirmed
him In the belief that God’s way
is best.
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