Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 76, No. 54, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 5, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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css served delicious sandwiches,
cookies and hot tea.
Circle No. Ill met at the church
with 11 members present. Mrs.
Dillon opened the meeting with
PORCH
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MENTHOLATUM
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STUFFINESS
SNIFFLING
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Dr. A. E. Stinnett
Osteopathic Physician
and Surgeon
General Practice
Licensed by Texas State
• Medical Board
AMBULANT PROCTOLOGY
Hemorrhoids (piles) successful-
ly treated without loss of time
from work.
Office Phone 87.
Residence Phone 420
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The Burton High School band
will play a free concert at the
Legion Hall at Burton Sunday af-
ternoon at 8 o’clock, it is an-
nounced.
Preceding ths concert, the Band
Mothers' Club will serve supper
from 6:30 to 7:30 p. m., the pro-
ceeds to go for the benefit' of the
band.
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Thursday & Friday
FARMERS-MERCH ANTS LBR. CO.
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To Play Concert
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1 F. L. Amsler
A. Giesecke
L. Levin
i Ernest Hohlt
W. F. Hasskarl
Reg. $99
Reg. $89
Reg. $79
...Reg. $69
...Reg. $99
...Reg. $79
......Reg. $89
......Reg. $98
......Reg. $99
......Reg. $79
......Reg. $129
......Re). $99
Police Smoking Barred
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. <HE>—Po-
Uce in uniform—on or off duty—
can’t smoke in public. Police Chief
Warren J. Hayes saw an officer
scratch a match on the seat of tola
trousers and light a pipe- Hayes
immediately damped a smoking
ban on members of the force.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
It's tuned to Texas tastes by
men who've brewed it for 55
continuous years in Texas and
who know how Texans want it.
Make the Texas taste test. For
beer at its delicious best-—
say, "Bottle of Pearl, please"!
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family reunion is
ENJOYED BY NAVRATIL8
Mr and Mrs. Irvin Nivratil and
ehildren, Emma Gene and William
Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Arno Navratll,
and Leroy Navrati), all of Dallas,
arc here on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. Navrati] and Dr. and Mrs.
W A. Knolle. This is the first time
that the entire Navratll famUy
has been together for about eigh-
teen years, and “Professor” is'
greatly enjoying having his chil-
dren and grandchildren with him.
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WONDERS OF 1,000 1 NIGHTS!
Bt r«bl let Julie*...
ftablti l»r !•»*
Bte .. live* to iifht!
Neel tie Tbiel
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Ing secretary; Mrs. E. S. Schmid,
treasurer; Mrs. Robert Koenig,
parliamentarian; Mrs. Burt Shawe,
historian; and Mrs. A. L. Ander-
son, reporter.
Miss Helen George
direct representative of I he makers will gladly
. explain Dynamic Skin Treatments to you. These
treatments bring thrilling new lm<4inews without
vigorous manipulation. There hi a marvelously ef-
fective treatment for every correctable skin fault.
Consult Miss George while she is here.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5th Through
SATURDAY, MARCH 8th.
TIKIS AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING
The Juliette Mather Girls Auxil-
iary met Monday afternoon at the
Fiist Baptist Church. Those pres-
ent u’ere Beatrice Stahl, Vennie
Brisbin, Alfreds Dodaon, Velma
Btckley, and the new sponsor, Mrs.
Hay.
Dates for meeting were changed
to the first and fourth Mondays
And a reporter was elected. Other
business was discussed and a pro-
gram given with everyone pres-
ent taking part.
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We Be pair AU Make* of Bsdio.
PMIco, Zenith * BCA Parte sad
Tube* need for all replacement*.
NAVBATIL MUSIC HOV8K
Phone 48B
Mrs. Neill Amsler, Mrs. F. J.
Navratil, Mrs. Thetis King, Mrs.
C. E. Koon, Mrs. L. J. Beaumler.
and Mrs. Ed Goeking were elected
as delegates to *the ^Hstrict ^con- prayer. Mrs. Crozier gave a sketch
Mrs.
ISPRODUCED IN
________a new jtind of photography which
that wece Tudigroua and well car- brings to, the semen for the first
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Simank
have returned from a month's
stay in Corpus Christi, where he
has been recuperating after a ser-
ious illness, and is reported to be
improving. Leon Simank, their
son, went to Sinton to bring them
home.
Mrs. John M. Mathis. Sr., has
returned from Houston; where she
spent several days visiting rela-
tives and friends.
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Can Sell You A Tailor-
Made Suit At A Price
You Care To Pay.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
M. Born Tailored Clothes
can now he bought on 90 day
budget plan. No carrying
charge.
HARRISON^iYMAN
IOS BT. CHARLES
More Than You Hoped For In
This Wonderful Sale of
Pearl Petr is skillfully
breued in a great, modern
brluery uhere no cost or
care are spared Io bring
you beer at its delicious
best. Yd you enjoy I hat
old-time flavor knoun to
i generations of Texans,
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in my nostrils and throat. Dur-
ing the day events began to'. -
move fast as the news came
through of one locality after the .
other not far from Paris falling
to the Germans.
Then came a panic broadcast
all over the city advising us
through loud speakers that all
men between the ages of 18 and
60 should proceed at once to the
Porte d'Qrleans for assembly
and further instructions. Rumor
followed rumor and one did not
know what to belief. There
was a complete, absence of au-
thority and not a policeman was
to be seen on the streets.
If you like full-bodied beer
with a robust flavor and a
tang that thrills your taste
— you'll like Pearl Beer.
Angeles, Calif. Prior to the regu-
lar lesson was a short program
on the Week Day of Prayer, con-
sisting of a splendid devotional
brought by Mrs. J. E. Nelson on
“Outstanding Messengers," taken
from the 22nd Psalm, 27th through
: 31st verses. Mrs. Herbert Kruse,
Jr., gave a short talk on the'“Ne- sei”ved by Mrs. Irene Ehlert, chair-
groes in Our Midst.” Mrs. A. W. man of the refreshment commit-
tee. r
The hall was attractively decor-
ated with baskets of sweet peas
and jasmine in appropriate colors
placed at each station, wltji fems
and other potted plants as a back-
ground.
Piano duet, “Birthday March.”
Mrs. T It Strong and Mrs. ”
Malina.
, Vocal solo.- “Do You Know My
I Garden." Mrs. C. B Thompson.
Vocal duet, “A Perfect Day,"
Mrs. H. Steinbach and Mrs. T. R.
Streng.
Trombone solo, Schubert's “Serr
j enade,” Herbert Linnsteadter.
Vocal trio, “Neapolitan Nights,"
Misses Mildred Weimann. Dorothy I
Dallmeyer, Dorothy Winkelmann.
Flute dUet, "Anfflrylli^” Misses
La Thel Seidel and Elizabeth
Schleider.
Vocal duet, selected, Miss Rosa-
lie Streng and Ernest Bosse, Jr.
Junior choir, “Humoresque.”
tion arfii will- be installed in
at the final -meeting of t?he school1
year; Mrs.-C. E; Koon, president; ‘
L. J. Beaumier. first . vice
' president; Mrs. H. ”L. Steinbach.
! .second vice president; ,Mrs-, El-F.,
HUM,IN INTEREST BOOK
WILL BE REVIEWED
One of the finest human inter-1
cst novels of our time is “The
Family” by Nina Federova. It is •
a story that has special depth and i
color and appeal.
It recounts the varied experi-
ences of a white Russian family
exiled in Tientsin, China, during
•the invasion of 1937.
The faintly achieves a meager
living of sorts by running a board-
ing house where a strange assort-
ment of people gather to become a
part of the family circle.
The above is a short resunje of
the story of the book to be re-
viewed at the public library Thurs-
day afternoon at 3 p. m. Admis- J
sion will- be 20 cents, proceeds to
be used by Civic Department of'
the Fortnightly Club for the pur-'
pose of holding a free flower show I
during April.
"Ladies of Brenham will miss a I
treat if they fail to attend,” de- j
dared those in charge.
transport, people were already
beginning to tramp along the
streets leading to the exits of
the. City. Living as you know in
Montmartre I watched the eter-
nal procession of people trudg-
ing along across the bridge that
crosses the cemetery, through
the Place Clichy, and down the
rue d’Amsterdam leading to the
Gate St. Lazare, whilst others
continued on their course past
.the Opera and along the Avenue
to the Palais Royal, across the
Seine bridge, and along the rue
du Bac towards the Gare Mont-
parnasse.
At this juncture. I began to feel
nervous myself, and scouted
around to see what means 1
could adopt to get out and go
anywhere. We all had but one
objective in view and that was
to put as much distance as pb«-
sible between ourselves and the
on-coming German troops. All
that day I tried without suc-
cess to find some means of.
transport and as the evening ad-
vanced feeling weary and dis-
couraged I decided to go back
to my flat and sleep the night.
The next morning I was up early
after a fitful night disturbed by
air-raid alarms and again I tried
all the morning and early after-
noon to find means of getting a
lift outside of the city. No luck
again, and finally I began to
£*jt a little desperate as the sit-
tMion became worse and Worse.
TOLEDO. 67 (UJ!l—The curtail-
ment of Canadian fishing opera-
tions in Lake Erie due to the Eu-
ropean war has caused a consider-
able Increase In autumn fishing
on the American side, commercial
fishermen report.
Russian Pony ..................Reg, $129
Cocoa Dyed Squirrel Lock........Reg. $99
Northern Seal Dyed Coney.......Reg. $79
Manchurian Wolf Chubbio .......Reg. $79
Red Fox Chubbio..............Reg. $79
Grey Caracul.............
Black Dyed Chinese Caracul.
Chinese Kidskin
Sable Dyed Coney.....
Pointed Fox Skins (Pair) . •
Muskrat Dyed Coney ....
iBlack Dyed Kidskin......
'Krimmor Lamb.........
Red Fox Skins (Pair)......
Kolinsky Scarfs (6 Skins) .
Assembled Marmink ....
Leopard Lamb . ........
(With Hat as4 Mali)
' THIS SALE Foil f DAY OnZY ”
THURSDAY, MAR. 6TH
BUY FOR NOW • BUY FOR NEXT fEARI ’
A Small Deposit Hold* Any SelectioiJ
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At $44 You'll find expensive Semples, Coals from
our higher priced stock, fine Furs we bought for
cash from distressed Manufacturers; listed are
few:
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BRENHAM BOTTLING WORKS
109 First SL J. V. Dietz • Phone 192
STATE OFFICIAL VISITS
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
Mrs. Ida Mae Pertle of
Grange, deputy grand matron
District 4, Section A,' Order of
Eastern Star of Texas, made an
official visit to Brenham Chapter
No 144 Tuesday evening and con-
ducted an instruction period.
Following the business session
and regular meeting a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments of
Lee cream pie and cookies were
h
FOR SALE—Five shares Banner-
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Ollie MUler Chevrolet Co. 54-6tp
DISCOMFORTS
cOLOS
FEMALE
PERIODIC
COMPLAINTS
Try Lydia B. Plnkbam'a Vszetable
Compound to help relieve monthly
pain, headache*, backache ana
ALSO calm upset nerves due to
monthly functional disturbances.
Pinkham's Compound Is marvelout
to help build up resistance against
^distress of “dlfflcult day* " Try itl^
ventlim to be held at Georgetown 1 nf ‘Mlsa Annle Armstrong.
M.ircH ITfollowing ^,. trj brought the devotional,
alternates were namc3*T*M(..'Xahorers . Together With God.”
man, Mrs. C. M. Selman, Mrs. J. waH
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Clarinet
Schuerenberg, Rob-! Misses Ruth
Dallmeyer.
ENJOY PEARL'S FINE FLAVOR-
BREWED TO THRILL TEXAS TASTES
to the boys that they hadn't for-
gotten how it was done. ___________________________ _
Following are the stores for the i school administrators at Atlantic ; from
| evening:
I M. Kasprowicz
I S. Kopycinski
I Hugo Brandt
II F. Behrens
F I a. Kilgore
I, I O. Duebbe .
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“ TfaVIs Phillips " 190 131 5ri March
f Neill• Amsler 181 160 17!: 514
148.152 166 466
Joi 158 In? ■ Thurman, and Airs. R. W. Bueh-. hyk the, KrQtlp
isn in did re*7 'ln(1 ,;avc the topic “
141 189 114 444 j3<, Snodgrass, speaker of the Rpv n
MRS. C. E. KOON IS
ELECTED PRJDSIDENT
OF ALAMO P. T. A.
Election of officers to serve for
the school year beginning next
September featured the meeting
of the Alamo Parent-Teacher As-
sociation Monday afternoon, when
Mrs. C. E. Koon was named as
president-elect. She will succeed
Mrs. F. J. Navrfctil, present head
of the group.
Mrs. L. J. Beaumler, vice presi-
dent, was in the chair in the ab-
sence of Mrs, Navratll, who was
CIRCLES MEET TUESDAY •
Circle No. I of the Baptist W.
M. U. met Tuesday afternoon in
the home of Mrs. C. E. Neibuhr.
Mrs. E. L. Vinson and Mrs. C. E.
Niebuhr sang "Sweet Hour of
Prayer." Mrs. Blackburn, the
chairman, opened the meeting
with prayer. The missionary psalm
6 was read by Mrs. Blackburn .and
the theme of "her devotional was
"1 Am a Debtor to Salvation."
Mis. Joe Snodgrass' presented an
interesting topic on "I Am a Debt-
or.” "Ready" was sung by the
group. Mrs. Will Sloan very ably
presented the 8th and 9th chap-
ters. "The Critics” and “The Home
! Churches and Our Enterprise,"
from the book, "Into All the
World." There were 16 present in-
cluding one new member and one
visitor. The hostess served deli-
cious refreshments.
Circle No. II met with Mrs. Vir-
ginia Teague. The Lord's Prayer
was repeated by the 13 members
/present and two visitors, Mrs. A.
unable to be present. She opened' rhiel, and, Mrs.^McKuein^ of Loa
the meeting with prayer, and ex-
pressed the appreciation of Mrs.
Navratil to all who assisted in the,
successful observance of Fathers'
Night. Reports were given by
! heads of all standing^mmittees.
l" ] Prize for having thrmost moth-
ers present was awarded to the
fourth grade, of which Mrs. Thetis ,
King is teacher.
Supt. C. M. Selman, who recent- Shannon brought the mission les-
ly returned from a convention of 8on- Mrs. Shannon read a letten
> _ a missionary, Mrs. Ann
M'ra: Swwt4~'j’hv
land -;ave the topic "I Am a Debt- |
- . «or7“ Rev. George N. Cook brought'
afternoon, was presented by Mrs. j mission study lesson. The
M J. L. Buckley. He gave a timely j meeting was closed with the hymn,
. I*and Instructive tuik on "Safety in i •Take My. Life and Let It Be.”
! .u,t.ome, School and Commun- circles will meet Tuesday,
i 1 ,* [March 11, aS follows; Circle No.
On recommendation of the nom- M| s. w g Blackburn; Circle
Inatttlg committee the following No Mrs z CJrc]e
j fleers were elected by «cClama-: No church
tion aifcl will- bt* installed in May}
BUSINESS WOMEN ,.
IN’JiOY TACKY PARTY
A tacky ^arty featured
».ty. ...
Dancing in the armory hall was
pnjoyed diming the evening, after
which sandwiches, pickles, potato
chips, cake, tea tlnd coffee -were
served buffet style.
Hostesses for this entertainment
were Misses Mary Lane, Doris'
Williams, Emily Schleider, Ann j
Schleider, Mrs. Sue Seeker and;
Mrs. Annie Mae. Chadwickv
the great Flying Horse, which /
soars through the clouds with re?
markable ease; the Enchanted
dty. which rises miraculously
from the g.<7 veals hun-
dreds of gloriously4Wbhai tents r
____..J a lake of eerie
brilliance; the Djinni, who is freed «
from a tiny bottle and becomes as
the highest mountain,
THEATRES
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With Sahu, Conrad Veldt, June
Dupeez and John Justin heading a
cast of thousands, Alexander Kor-
da's miyhty Technicolor spectacle,
,__.u Thittf Of Bagdad,” will have
its first show'ihg al the_ Simon
T:.. ..Ire Thuniday and - Friday
through United Artists release.
This picture, which, was nearly two -----
years in the making, was photo- arotind
"raphed .entirely in natural color
gnd represents an outlay bf more
ttean $2,0(ip,000. Started before the !ligh as
war and completed in America’s towering over the beautiful city
Grand Canyon, "The Thief of Bag- of Bagdad; the Black Galleon,
dad” is said to be marked for k mystery ship o( the wicked Jalfar,
place among the film achieve- wBh ^its huge red sails and an
ments cf all time. eVe- feet in diameter, painted
a incay oany leavurea me addition to its romantic love prow. ------
■ !thly meeting of the Business ’lory, its vast canvas of pictorial
tnd ,i.niih*tv<>iin n s Club on| sweeP and color, its Arabian
Ed Goekinir recording secretary Thursday evening at the club Nights magnificance,
. ’ • K«i Ua production-is highlighted by
Mrs. Willis Thurman, correspond- ‘oems. " r . . ” b .
_ ■ 1,__... All came .dressed In costumes
<^«MaMiM**aa*B " “k^Zl out which •caused muoh- hilar- Bme an impressive array ofjnagic
- ■ i devices.
As the story unfolds in the East-
ern cities of Bagdad and Badra.
and focuses on the exciting- ro-
mance of the Prince' of Bagdad
and the Princess of Basra, the
amazing thief of Bagdad and the
wily magician Jaffar engage in a
thrilling battfe of wits and magic.
Thus there is seen on the screen
HEST COLDS
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USED BY 3 OUT OF 3 MOTHE1S
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TO-DAY
BARNYARD FOLLIES
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MARCH OF TIME
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THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Tile most spectacular and beau-
. tlful picture ever, filmed*
THE THIEF of BAGDAD
. ' In Technicolor.
on* itiwiRi ii ceamntn »* co**ino»i» *■*
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BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
socTe’ty
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i An Uljusual amount of interest
is being shown among the bowlers
as was evidenced by the turn out
Tuesday night at the Germania
bowling alleys.
Hugo Brandt took the lead for
both high single game at 216 and
high total at 569 with Max Kus-; vrt
prowicz running a i ’
with a 565 score for total.
F, L. Amsler and Albert Oie-.l
aeeke. two of the old timers, were
right there, hitting the pins and '
Dr W. F Hasskarl and Arthur
Kilgore whose names used to be
listed among the regular bowlers, i ' a'nb •
but who had not bowled in a num- •
ber of years showed up and proved
I Vocal aolo, selected, Mias Viola ; BAPTIST W. M. U.
I Broesehe.
Cornet trio, "Shepherd’s Dream,”
! Wilburn SchuRz, Arthur Earl
Mgebroff, Oliver Jaster.
the 50th anniversary tea to be g.v- Vocal trio "Sweet and Low,"
en by the Ladies Aid Society of ■ Hire Viola Broesehe Mis. Clara
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran I Schoedel, Mr.. T. R. Streng.
Church from three to six Thursday Vocal solo. The Holy City,
afternoon, and other members of ; Miss La Thel Seidel.
[ toe committee are Mesdame. T. A. | Clarinet duet, “Liebestraum,”
Adams. R A Schuerenberg. Rob- ! Misses Ruth Hodde and Ruth
_.t Schroeder. A. W Hodde, L.
close second tandua, Sam Mucry. and Frank
i Malina.
With Mrs E F. Kruse in charge
the following program will be pre-
; sented during the afternoon:
Vocal solo, selected. Mrs T A.
MUirUJIiaLI tlLUI B at JMIUIILU. W y 0. assess
; City, addressed the meeting brief- Margaret Of Argentina. The host-
181 214 170 565 iy. ‘ ‘ ‘
136 150 136 422
196 216 157 569
165 162 13(1 463
. 93 131 77 301
211 161 172 544
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