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TUESDAY, MAY 23,1944.
’BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
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ipENHAM. TEXAS
Mrs. Travis Phillips
Makes High Bowling
Score, 372 Total
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Awards- Ma-
POISONING OF WEEVIL-INFESTED FIELDS
THIS YEAR IS ESSENTIAL FOR YOU TO PROFIT
FROM YOUR CROP, AND FOR THE NATION TO
GET THE COTTON AND COTTONSEED PROD-
UCTS IT NEEDS TO WIN THE WAR.
AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY TO OBSERVE
They give their lives . . . YOu
lend your money!
ANAWKS TO
fscvious fuzzls
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Tests Show 1 Out
Of 7 Cars With
Faulty Bra k e s
TO HEAR IS A BLESSING—Let us demonstrate the
Zenith Radionic Hearing Aid. Price—$40.
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FALSE TEETH
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COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAMS DUE
AT CHAPEL HILL
(Continues rron, r-age One)
PRODUCER OF
POUTICANS
(Continued rrom Tage One)
BE SURE ITS FLIT!
"t -l.lOW COA'AIM* * 'H 'h, LKl (AND
mRSE. B. WIED
DIES IN BURTON
MONDAY NIGHT
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The Allies push up on the embattled Nazis from two fronts and register gains from the Hitler
Line to the Anzio beachhead. (NEA Telemap). <• • . •
"^nd Jun'itir mienibers of
Buddy Wright Unit No. 48. Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary, met in joint
session Friday e.vening, May 19
w4th Miss Bireta Bcaumier, junior
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, The beat-paying walk you ever took will be this
one to check on the weevil. If you don’t find weevil
damage the first time, walk again 3 or 4 times, at
five day intervals, to keep on guatd against thia pest.
BIGGEST THIRST VALUE
UNDER THE SUN
■ R0A4t ,
Ciompmo
KILL TBS ENEMY
who's after your
Crossword Puzzle
14— Abroad
33— Worthies* *er*p
15— Nlfht before
34— Make* lor,
37—Baren*
,0—Toward
41—Deaired eagerly
41—Chemical suffix
44—Toward lop
44—The Weeping
Woman
4%^wbli«'notlca
,1—Fart of itove
50—Sign o( aodlaa
41— Arouse
S3—Re,eh a point
IS—Complain
17—Steep flax
M (Mnall fish
W—Negative
40—Vigor
LANSING, Mich— <U.R»—One of!
« evefj seven autonutbiles tested .by i
state police has .been../found <o
ginder at Mt. Vernon,
is East Columbia, Texas.
The Texas department develop-)
ed what is lyiown as a “design of
a concrete batch to meet a def-
inite specification.” This * means
that standards are set up by the
department as to how much grav-
el, sand, cement and water shall
be placed in each batch of con-
crete-mix in order to give highway
strips a desired strength.
To see that the specifications
are followed, the department han
a laboratory at the construction
site and runs tests on individual
batches.
Col. Munson's outfit has been
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1—Ugly woman
4-eiolh
4—Printer*, tntaiura
•—Th, Alla,
Il-Halt
ll—Brasag
14—Perlad of U«a
14—Wande,
ll—Bunch o< hatr
11—Myall, Hindu
••—BlM
fi—Mudcal not,
11—Man'* nlcknam,
14—RaSncry
>4—Behold)
•1—Croup of flihM
storm in order to assist it in con-
stiuctlon of the seawall that, now
protects the city.
Besides Rayburn, other graduat-
es of the Texas legislature who
now represent Texas districts in
congress are Lindley Beckworth
of Gilmer (who went to congress
as its ' baby ' member), Wright"
Patman. Nat Patton, Ewing Tho-
mason. Milton West, W. R. Poage
and Eugene Wofley.
, The father of Rep. Lyndon
Johnson, ’Raw Johnson, wag a
member of the Texas House.
MARKET NEWS
Eggs, 26c.
Fryers, 2Sg.
Hens, 22c.
Roosters. 14c.
Sour cream butterfat. No. 1, 47c
Sweet cream butterfat, 54c, (de-
livered at plant).
. So-jt WUerm.No. 2. 44 c. I
QJL Ai»-,4«re«ri* ».
fat.'
Middling 20.50.
Strict low middling 19.00a >
Middling one year ago 20.50.
MidOHiig two years ago 18 50.
Middling three years ago 10.00.
l^r <* <7 ? flo'U' I "Jh
fR ph<w
BR< MhIOm Tin
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ment. ' ,
Mr and Mrs Herman Lange
and family of Brenham and Mr. I
■and Mrs Ed Bluni of Artesian |
| Park went to*Camp Hood Sunday
to spend the i}ay with Cp|. .WiHjert'
Lange, who is stationed there.
To Pay Hospital
Costs of Japs
LANSING. Mich.—<T.P» —Michi-
gan has balked at payment of hos-
pitalization costs for interned Ja-
panese moved into the state by the
War Relocation Administration.
The issue was raised when four
,)«panese, moved—from—the West I Judg« Advocate General’s
coast to Ahn Arbor. Mich., con-
tracted tulierctHosis and were ad-,
It’ll pay you to take a walk across your cotton
field, ffom one corner to another, through the middle.
Ab you walk, pick 100 squares, These should be
half-frown or larger, and an equal number should be
from the top, middle or lowef branches of the plants.
Do NOT pick fallen squares.
Then, sit in the shade and count the number of
squares that have egg punctures or feeding punctures
from the boll weevil.
As soon as you find as many as 5 punctured
squares, GET READY TO POISON. When you find
as many as 10 punctured squares out of, 100 — IT’S
TIME TO POISON ’PROMPTLY, TO REDUCE THE
DAMAGE FROM THE MOST COSTLY AND DAN-
GEROUS ENEMY THAT THE COTTON FARMER
HAS
Al’s Service Station
BELLVILLE HIGHWAY '
F6r
SINCLAIR GAS t OIUS
FIRESTONE TIRES
and TUBES
AUTO-LITE BATTF^klES
Al’TO PARTS AND
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Alvis Rnames
OPERATOR
H. F Hohlt- Company store.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dobert have
gene to Fort Worth and Dallas to
purchase stocks of ladies', ready-
to-wear for their store at the mar-
kets there’. ’
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulders have
returned to Dallas after spending
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Cail J, Reich.
Lt...Carol A44en and
Single Vision Double Vteion
Clear Lenses Frames and Clear Lenses
’8.50 *12.50
If you are a vletim of headaches, if your sight is below
normal, or if you need a change of lenses, come to us, we
will help you If possible.
budding -concrete
-I '-cdi'ome- ,Kpo IsoiL'^ie. 8al.d_ in
*•-?•<• 2-''"
neer DeWitt C. TIreer, and he
embodied the Texas technique in
doing the work. ’ ,
The General Directors of Works
for the British Air Ministry vis-
. . ited one of the jobs recently and
ccmmanding .the 843rd Engineers, were so impressed that they asked-
Before going into the service Col permission to reproduce two Tex-
Munson was resident highway en- as Highway. Department bulletins
His home I which detail the special procedures,
agreeing to^glve credit-to the Tex^
| as department on the reproduce
tions.
Chief Progress Officer J. G. Col-
quhann of the British Air Minis-
try also wrote Construction Engi-
neer Jim Douglas of the State
Highway Department for addition-
al information on Texas' type and
method of constructing concrete
strips.
Buy a Bond to save a Boy!
Girls reverse procedure and carry fellow gfrj employee back into
B‘“K~ -- - -^r Walker. The girls-thought they
A.'-*** < "»«»
a’fellow worker back in, (NEA Tale-
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Round Top and Mrs. Lena Giese of
Round Top One son and oqe
daughter preceded their mother to
the grave.
Funeral services will be held
st 2:00 Wednesday afternoon from
Rt. Paul’s Evangelical. Lutheran
church, with Rev. Theodow ’ R.
St reng officiating and the Leon
Simank Funeral Home in charge
of arrangements. ^Services will be
continued at the’Becker family
. cemetery near Round Top, where
Mrs. Wied will be buried by the
side of hVr husband and near oth-
er members of her family.
Spray FLIT <xs all mosquitoes ... It’s aa SMy
way to kill ’em quick. B«*t at eU it wipes out
Anopheles ... the osoequito that spreurfs
malaria. Yeal Flit not only mow* dowa this
oanier si diMass ... but kUU ths bsby
Anopheles, when sprayed on
where it breeda Am yourself
WAITRESS WANTED
Good i>ay. good hours.
Sundays Off
Rodenbeck Cafe
treatment. A’ashtena^v County ‘of- '
ficials, who would normally pay
r- - .' J‘
| Approve j '
I question to the state health
partment,
Th^ state administrative board
has held up payment, contending
the Japanese are wards of the
War Relocation Administration.
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Publlahad e«»ra eftar-
Jn<in8<m^yt at Mw’Y
Main Street. Brenham.
Taxes.
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ARDUiji* Cwcono . —
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Li Ito no nk ;'■< Pon teggno
Terracing'
MS
Mrs. C. Reich
Mrs S Levy
Mrs. A. F. Geick
Mrs. T. Wiese
Mrs. E. Brandt
Mrs. T. Phillips
Cl axel fled Columns close at 1 :<M
o’clock p. m. Advertisements rs-
celved. after that hour will be
printed under heading “Too Late
To Classify" elsewhere In the
IMper.
KJ DRESSES MINOR WOUNDS pSTi
Moroune®
WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY
The rhythm may not be strictly in the groove, and the notes are
mor.e apt tp jolt than jive., but hepkits Fluffy and Puffy are no
pussytooters when it'comet to music-making. Land-leased to Todd
jy-ihyard'a Brooklyn division by crew of a British freighter, they’re
pictured in impromptuTendition of “Kitten on the Keys.”
3 Total
119 125 111 355
99 234
70 201
60 190
Neil; Rose. Rose Marie Falk. -..J
Water Sprite — Sadie Ixaiise
Mills.
Earth Gnome—Falchlm Weisner.
Dryad—Angelina Kaminski.
Hunters. ■— . '
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* Our Country's Strength—Doro-
thy Jean Whiddon.
I Am An American—Carrie Ma-
I A ^Tr,rm,k.h», P»u- the v- 8 -Arniy niedu al didach- Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Reich.
Jean Ann Knight. Dorothy. Paw-
lak, Stephorie Modrz< jewski, Fran-
ces Cegeilski, - Natalie Kubeski,
t JEJotse Wiesner. Florence Stolars- i
ki, Edwina Cegeilski.
Chorus High School students. {
FLIT=~
eptano
CASSlNO
Tom 8. Whitehead,---- Publish*!
Mrs. Ruby Robertas* —-------Bdltur
jiss.’V LZZZlT.'Zfisdmiad^TLsH.
M*l, -U »
■utered m »seo • d
class matter at post
offte*. Brenhsm, Te«
•a. utyler act of March
have defective*brakes, according
to state safety director, Maxwell -T—
Halsey. ‘
The tests were Jftaged as part •
of a spring accident prcventj<m
campaign, stimulated by a 38 per
Cpnt increase 4n traffic fatalities
in Michigan during the last s|x
months. ' . *
"The tests, show the disintogra-
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•fjeii:-Rudolph ttnn’equlpmAt and-help expiam -HEMUR1A1
r son is a reg- the extremVseriousness of the ris- Senior ai
Edwin Hohlt is spending the
week in Dallas and Fort
Worth, where he is attending the
dry goods marl*®*» season aqd will
W1F
Is J M _ V
Mfr i in o'
Mm o t]
disk
Cpl. Paul D. Kessler, Jr, is
i spending a fifteen days furlough
. i v.dth his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
■ ?u^.D b,.y
' mV Air Tield Flexible Gunnery
-School at Laredo* Texas, .with the
Hea<vy Duty Ordnance Mainten-
ance Mechanics. Speaking of the
weather he says no rain has fallen
at Laredo in about four months,
the climate being very dry and
hot.
Pvt Franklin (Buddy) Fifher is
at home for a few days from San
Jjgt»H»M*r ^kdietA* ‘tSknis^UXitxn;. * ...... ----— ----
the Broofie Gehfrai Hospttaf rRryan Air Field were" guests of
Thurwla) Program
The program to be presented
Thursday evening follows:
A.BC. Nsncy Krolrzyk.
'• - Why Chris Cegielski.
The Mischievous Star—-Donald
TT
" * out of a plant they could carry a^f
Uttle Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood Carol
Mohr.
Mother of Red Riding
Barbara McNeil.
Wolf—William Knight.
Hunters — Emelian Kaminski.
Victor Bilski, Steve Cegielski.
Rabbits -Chris Cegielski, Don-
ald and’-Arnold Perry, Richard
Wormack.
Fairy Flowers—Blue Bell, Sudie
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NOWHfAf YuWnMiorfytotru.,- ~
HELD COMFORTABLY SNUG THIS WAY
It’s so easy to wear your plates *11
day when held firmly in place by
this "comfort-cushion”—a dentist's
formula.
I. Dr. Wernet’s vent sore gums.
Powder lets you a. Economical;
enjoy solid foods small amount
— avoid ernbar- la>ts longer,
rassment of loose S. Pure, harmless,
plates. Helps pre- pleasant tasting.
AI 4vpor*f» —JOf. Moa*y borii (f sat d*6^l*rf
Railroad Schedule
’ Santa Fe Northbound
No. 16 leaves Brenham 11:37 a. m
No. 6 leaves Brenham 11.06 p. m
Santa Fe Southbound
No. 15 leaves Brenham 2:43 p.
No. 5 leaves Brenham 4:45 a. m
Southern Pacific Eastbound
No. 42 leaves Brenham 5:04 p
No.’46 leaves Brenham 3:00 a. m
Southern Pacific Westbound
No. 43 leaves Brenham 10:10 a. m.
No. 45 leaves Brenham 1:22 a. m
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79 103 114 296
118 113 141 372
65 80 84 229
ted as a new member of the club.
yfrs. E. Kokemor served -a deli-
cious lunch and coffee to the fol-
lowing ladies: Mesdames Edmund
Mueller, Otto Schroeder, Rein-
hardt Wieghat, Richard Spirtn, Eu-
gene Baker. RobL Lan&e acd.Mis.«
Katherine Kelly.
The June meeting will be held
at Firemen’s Park.
Many present state officials
have been members of the Texas
legislature. The list starts With
Gov. Coke R. Stevenson. He was
a representative and twice speak-
er. Lt. Gov. John Lee Smith was
a^senator. Treasurer Jesse James
represented Milam, Lee and. Bur-
leson counties in the - house, and
Judge Harry N. Graves of the
Court of Criminal Appeals repre-
sented Williamson County.
Secretary of State Sidney Lath-
am’ is a former house member and
Asst. Secretary of State Claudf
Isbell was a senator, elected to
Succeed Wallace Hughston. now
head of the Motor Transportation
tShSS-38SH! -SiS^’e
member Tom DeBerry served both
as a representative and senator.
Former Rep. John W. Laird of
Lufkin is chairman of the State
Industrial Aceideift Board and be-
fore taking that position was a
member Of the State Board of
Education. Ex-Senator Ben Oneal
of Wichita Falls still is a member
of the Board of Education.
The father of Railroad Commis-
sion Chairman Beauford Jester
was a former lieutenant governor
and as such presided over the
senate. <’ ~O
Father and son have served' •
simultaneously in the Texas legis- 1
lature. When the late W. R. New- '
ton. Sr., of Cameron was a state
senator.’ his son. G. M. Newton, <
was in the House of Representa- <
tives. The late F.“C. Weinert of •
Seguin was a member of both the >
house and senate at different 1
times, besides heading variaus
state departments .
His sun lw present—.
A. Weinert Another son is a. reg- (
ent of the University of Texas. 1
‘The Hardin Awsm. Ross and
Doss, were members of the Texas
legislature at the same time \
Ross in the house and Doss in the
.senate. .■
Associate Justice James H. j
Baugh of the Third Court of Civil 1
Appeals, Austin, sftt on a coult
bench this Icq) week for the first 1
time since last October. . 5 '
He was retired from the army
after serving as colonel in the ■
of f iw. j
at Washington and as judge ad-
vocate at Ketiy Field, San Anto-
mitted to the state sanitarium for nio, He is a veteran of World
“ ' War I, also.
| During his military absence, )
— .nr.
payment 'and passed tMe 'cfon an<T Associate- jun.ie.- -*.r-r
de- Blair carried on the court work.
—■(>— ’Lj. |
*The efficiency and ingenuity of (
the' Texas Highway Department
is being spread about England by
Lt. Col- George P. Munson, Jr.,
MBA EUGENE HUNT IS
HONORED WITH SHOWER
r.t .Krijo Mt>« Tr>o Tnntnn and who has returned from overseas
Misses Ora Neil ’i’hieleman and service, gave a very interesting —
talk on overseas life. He has gone
to New Zealand. Australia, New
Guinea^and the Fiji Islands* hav-
- ing been in actual combat for fif-
ty days. ’< .
Fifteen new members were re-
ceived bringing our total mem-
‘bership to forty-four.
The dues of the month were
collected and the meeting ad-
journed' by singing the doxology
and all uniting in the Lord's Pray-
er. ' —
president, presiding.
Reports* of various committees
wire given and other .business
transacted. . . *
■ It was decided again , to make
memorial wreaths to be placed on
the graves of all departed Le^iorf*
and Auxiliary members* Memorial
Slipway, May 28. Besides’the reg-
ular Poppy committee, Mesdames
DHloh, Scharff and Wicxte will as*
sist in placing'the wreaths,' • ’
The following delegates and al-
ternates were elected to .dtfend
. . ' the Tenth district Convention to.
to Taytor. May 28;
' vt.*]g<l*13M'S Kirk- Dillon, J. V.
JWjeA’.-Sihl^r, C. L. Vogel-
siing. W.‘ A.^fatWr's; B MsCau-
ley. M H. Ehlert, W, C. Hay, L.
E. Seidel, and Allie DurdetR Misses
Mildred kruse, Dorothy SeideF,
and*- Sedonia’ Schleider. •»
Prior to .the business session,
the following musical program was
rendered by the juniors1: vioHn so-
lo, Maurine Vofcetoang; vocal trio,
Maty LAu Dudley, Corrie
Hanis, and Jgni^e Holleman;
cal selection, junior members.
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'Claxipfled Columns close at 1:06
o'clock p. m. Advertisements re-
ceived after that hour will be
printed under heading "Too latte
To Classify" elsewhere tn ttis
(Mt|>or.'
oowx
1—Fodder
3— Depressed spot
S—Unit ot welfht
4— Likewlee
5— Luted
S—PrtntaT* eno**
s—or*** l*tt*e
•-Adjoin
•—Replenl»h
l«*Or*n ‘
13— Oompaesti**
ending
14— Baron*! i »*•».>
17—Relative labtor.t
W—^trucii
,to n?”! 31—Sport* offiolai
I tl—Symtrei for 41v*t
— —I 34— Itof reUul
I- 34—Bohl »pir»
1 37—Sleet He force
J 3»-A M*r*h*U lalasd
31—Iven Ipoet i
34—Foot labor I
•4—Faria tauaeua
34— Glided
37—lanato
35— AnUaeptla Ihlid
3S—Symbol for
fMrtoe
43— Fl»h *M«
4>—8»ucy
St at im
44— Boat sropclla*
45— Bysibol tor
ntakel
•I—flpanlah taSSr.J
M—Twlllrt tobrto
p’olock. and the program follows:
1 "America The Beautiful" Au-
dience.
Remarks— Sup< rioter dent O. M.
Brown. t
“Education of the Youth of To-
morrow" Johnie Hintzcl, saluta-
“ torlan.--------------- :
“The Things I Priie" Henry
Van Dyke E J. Hartmann, vale-
dictorian
"The Psalm of Life"- Longfel-
RTW-Johpny Kopyrinsk i! tenhftn-
torian
, Address
* American Legion
jor E A. GaJeske
Award of Diplomas.
Award of Reading Certificate.
"The Star Spangled Banner.”—-
Audience.
Bill Thornhill, valedictorian for
the 10th grade, was ill and unable
to prepare a speech. Hence his
name does not appeaj .on pro-
gram. \ ‘
Mrs. Travis Phillips made higlV
score, of 372 in bowling by ladies
• at Germania alleys,
low:
PRAIRIE II1U. J.UTHER
LEAGUE HAS ilEETING
The Prairfd Hill Luther League
mat .for ifs regular monthly devo-
tional meeting Sunday evening.
May 14.
The meeting opened by singing
two songs "Faith of Our Fathers/’,
and "Jesus Savior Pilot Me," fol-
lowed by reading of Psalm 63 and ,
prayer both lad by Rev. Gogolin.
John-Kruse gave an interesting
reading entitled "3,000 New ^eag-
recelit,bride, Mrs. Joe Tooten. and' who has returned from
and service, gave a very
Verm Lois Schulte entertained a
group of close friends Tuesday
nipht with a'linen shower at the
home-of the latter.
The grftne bf hearts was played.
High sprize was won by Ethel Som-
mer an second by Ora Nell The-
lenian. Both prizes were present-
ed to the honoree.
Refreshments consisted of chick-
en salad, cookies, stuffed celery
and other-snacks with iced tea.
BERLIN HOME CLUB
WOMEN HOLD MEETING
The Berlin Home Demonstration
qjuh met' at the home of Mrs. El-
wood Kokemor Thursday after-
noon witk4.he president, Mrs. Ot-
to* Schroeder, presiding- , ,
Miss Katherim .. |r,
.demonstration agent of Washing-
ton County, gave a demonstration
qn canning ahd freezing fruits and
vegetables. One-half cup sugar
and one quart of berries mixed
well and then put into a parafin
covered box sealed and placed into
the quick freeze fo* later use.
Green beans should ■ be . cleaned,
cut and scalded for two minutes
before being .put into parafin box
for freezing. A brine, 1 teaspoon-
ful salt to 1 cup water and poured
over the beans up % inch from
the top. Then brought to Frees*
ital for quick freeze.
Mrs. Richard Spihn was admit-
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Robertson, Ruby. Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 102, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 23, 1944, newspaper, May 23, 1944; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1347803/m1/2/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nancy Carol Roberts Memorial Library.