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BRENHAM BANNER4>RESS, BRENHAM, TEXAS
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BRENHAM, TEXAS, HIGH SCHOOL,
VOL. 1
FASHION PARADE
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SPEECH CLASS
GIVES PLAY
IN ASSEMBLY
Jane: I hear your brother got
F Initiatory.
Joan: It wasn’t all his fault. The
teacher asked him about things
that happened before he was born.
Until then,
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JEWELRY REPAIRMAN
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and of whom they
remind us
COLORS
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MEN'S LK.HTM HIGHT
Mother’s Oats
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THURSDAY FEfe. |0, 1947.
THURSDAY, FEB. 20,1947.
FFA EXHIBITS AT
FAT STOCK SHOW
An Assortment of Women's
HAND BAGS
A wide selection of smart
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p Jumna in the past you would
have realized that it has honored
I people in the sports world, and to
! us here in high school, the most
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MEN'S
WORK PANTS
An added quality to -do the
toughest Job, In Herringbone
twill. Sanforized to insure
perfect fit.
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The Reason Richard didn’t
the door is because be was
Harvard man and there was a^’ale
lock on the door.
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TOWELS
Of good quality cotton, in an
assortment of colors.
17x27 38c
21x40 63c
MEN’S
SHIRTS and .
SHORTS
Swiss rib, athletic shirts of
fine combed cotton yarn.
39c
Full.cut "Sanforised” Shorts
"Gripped” fasteners, too!
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hearts They are embroidered in
bright, colors. She’s ready for Val-
entine’s day, and she looks mighty
sweet in that little dress.
Gloria Schroeder, our own blonde
Betty Grable, (poked perfectly
glamorous in a royal blue corduroy
dress. The gold-atudded belt and
the tiny gold buttons sewed cwt the
fronj added just enough color to
be appealing. She also wore a
miniature gold fork and spoon We
like you in blue. Miss Schroeder,
so why not please us more often?
Barbara Bradford was seen in a
very pretty striped sweat shirt
and brown moccasin*. Very neat!
Pee Wee Pankonien looked quite
tunity to say to Alice, "Stay sweet, heavenly in a powder blue battle-
and best of luck.”
quickly allays the cough a
to base your money back,
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Mr. Holder is an experienced
repairman and a graduate of
the School of Horology at Hardin
Junior College in Wichita Falls,
Texas.
Well, you lucky (ha) guys and
gals, here I am again to give you
all the latest styles and what
style*! Have you been noticing the
"pegged skirts" that are so hard
to wear? You know, they’re cut
so very straight that I know I
couldn't possibly hope to squeeze
into one. But they are so very in-
flattering if ypu can wear them.
Well, girls, what are you waiting
for?
Rut speaking of outstanding
clothes, which, by the way, is
what I'm supposed to be doing.
Gladys Appel wore a dusty pink
dress With a dainty sweetheart
neckline. Down the front on teach
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Advance PutterUK-For-Hattery 25c
MEN’S
DRESS SLACKS
An ull-purposo garment, of
extra quality for a special
price. Sizes: 28 to 38.
4.00
STUNNING TABLEWARE FOR YOU AND
MOTHER'S OATS BENEFITS FOR YOUR FAMILY!
Look at all you and your family get with a single premium pack*
age of famous Mother’s Oats! First, it's the cereal Americans
voted -'best-tasting” because it’s so creamy, nut-tasty, delicious!
Second, it's the finest grain for building strong bodies and fight,
ing fatigue—oatmeal leads all other natural cereals in Protein;
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you buy Mother's Oats, America’s most popular cereal. Get
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quickly bloat disappears—how
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youthful appearing and active.
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8 ox. denim, with copper
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Hi Kids..
Boy. I'Ve really the scoop for
you newahound reader* this week
I didn't study a single night last
week, what with trying to get
dope
That Delbert Stark really hes a
case up with a Caldwell gal He
certainly is keeping Bobby "Fish- >
awak” Joawlak busy delivering i
these specials. What about thia
Delbert? ' -----------------—
Joyce Schroeder was seen with
Ennis Kinsey the other night.
Could thia be a renewal of old
times?
Barbara Bradford- stepped out
with blonde, curly-headed Knob-
bles the other night. I'm going to
keep my eye on those two.
Johnnie Stepcinsky has found
that Bubba Ginn la one swell boy.
If you don't believe me just aak
her. ,.
Virginia Kessel and Mabel Lan-
dua have really been enjoying go-
ing out with "Killer" Heaumicr
and Bobby Joswiak
W>^ have we-here? None other
than "Killer” again. It seems last
week he was sporting that Gay
RayontgB Glowing Colors
Don't let VI ardrol e-W ilt get
you down; Come l<> Penney's
uii.l /eel the soft, caay-lo-scw
lovelinee* of smooth, spar-
x kling raypns you ran whip
up into flattering fall cos-
tumes! Easy on budgets, too!
i Glumour Cottons 49c yd.
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On Wednesday, Feb. 13, the
speech class prej^nted a one-act
comedy, "Super Cupid” in assem-
bly. Tim, the thirteen year old son,
lively, unpredictable, and smart
as a whip, was piayed by Bobby
Joswiak He is sure that all prob-
lems of mankind could easily be
solved if ’his comic book idol
"Super Hornet" would be given
half a chance to go to work on
them. And thin, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart, played by Sara Cline and
Henry Malek; kind, understand-
ing, and humorous: Just the kind
of parents you would choose If you
didn't have two good ones of your
own already. Meet Jane, the
daughter of the family. Just fin-
ishing her third year of college,
played by Dorothea Pankonien. At
the end of her first year she came
home an artist; at the finish of her
second year she was very InteresD
ed in literature; but at the close
of her third year she' was of all
things a pyschologiat, and there-
upon hung the plot.
Jane seemed to lean toward
Vance Malone, portrayed by Al-
fred bane, a good looking, well-
mannered, but just a little too
sophisticated type of boy fop her
steady boyfriend. Mother, dad.
and brother, Tim, favored Ralph .t, ,, •
Steel, played by Albert Ouebe p1*1 ga»- Betty Joyce Wendt Now.
good and average In every W’ay. It
looked as If Vance were a sure
thing to win the hand of the fair
daughter. But wait! At that time
Time steps in with a little assis-
tance for Ralph. Convincing Vance
Malone that Jane is doing a psy-
chological study on the benefit of
reading comic books, he persuad-
ed Ralph to be absorbed in a stack
of. Eftiper Hornet books when Jane
came in. Jane, who in reality
thought comic books were awful,
became very angry with Vance and
exits with Ralph instead. The cur-
tain fell on Vance, disgusted about
Ralph’s promise of a.year's sub-
scription to Super Hornet comic
book as a reward for playing
cupid, -
The Truth About
The Matter
boys.
. Well, this week’s
column is dedicated to the last,
but definitqfy not least cheerlead-
er, Alice Grgeber.
Alice is another of the attractive
and vivacious juniors, who was
born in Brenham, Texas, on July-
8, 1930. She has lived in Brenham
all Her life and seems to have no
ambitlen to move from its beauti-
ful soil.
The Speech Club couldn't do
without Alice’ and her Southern
__ i me, accent- She is
teased quite a bit about that ac-
cent but I really think she's quite
proud of it—and who wouldn’t be.’
As I said before, she was chos-
en cheerleader with Dorthta
Pankonien for her junior and sen-
ior years. Alice, also, was chosen
secretary of the Future Home-
making Chapter of BHS. There-
fore I can easily say, she has quite
a bit of popularity.
Like almost every normal per-
son, Alice likes fun. Shorts, dances,
and men are her specialties. Inci-
dehtly, she seems to have picked
up the Aggife spirit lately from
The Brenham FFA Ch a p t
showed the following poultry
the Houston .Fat Stock show;
Three pens of fryers third
place pen o? the show brought.$1.
75 per lb. The other pens sold for
60c and 45c per lb. respectively.
j£' Two iurkcXMT'•> n e turkey
Brought 750 per lb ami the dlhgr
* brought 40c per lb
Herman Ahrens showed and |
•I sold a scramble calf which weigh-1
ed 1000 lbs. and sold for 44c per |
Ib John Tiaden showed four tur- ,mport’nt P™P,('i First
. key,. Both his toms sold for 11.00 - Xth ,, 7'
I per lb. His hens sold for 50c a lb. I^e‘ 1 £ n
Henry Demuth exhibited two cheerleat)ers- w«». this
! turkfey hens which brought 40c a
j lb. and also sold two capons for
$1.00 per lb.
Other exhibitors from Washing-
# ton county were:
Charlotte lAllenson’s pen of trio
77 'capons won sixth place and re-
ceived $1.75 per lb.
t Dorothy Lynn Allenson received
75c for her single-capon.
Luther Gregor, a 4-H club boy
..HN.rSr 0.00 . tf. ondfj——
The total amount of money re-
ceived for these exhibits was ap-
proximately $755.00.
jacket worn with a white blouse
— and brown pleated skirt. Blue is
such a pretty color and Pee Wee
sports it very well.
Have you ever seen anyone more
attractive in pink than Lilliari
Zlotnik? If you haven't noticed,
look for her to wear a white pleat- 1
ed skirt and a pink sloppy-joe. Her
long, black curls are at their best
against the lovely pink back- ,
ground of her sweat/r.
Betty Joyce Wendt . appeared
poised as well as beautiful in a ,
delicate green dress which was cut
on' simple, hut flattering lines, and
was worn with a wide red leather
belt.
-June Whiddon’s white sweater
witjh a wide band of blue designs
around it is qdite a nice contrast
to the usual sloppy-joes. Figured
sweaters arc really popular this
season. -(
June Calllcott looked trim and'
neat in a blpck two-piece suit
yesterday. It was trimmed with a
black and white striped collar
an<U cuffs. She’s just ..naturally '
pretty, and she renlly looked su-
* per! That dress is really flattering,
June.
1 Evidently Mollie Brower ‘ can’t
wait for summer! Well, can any
ftrus? Mollie looked cool and caftT-
fortable in a blue seersucker dress
| with a low neckline. I’m just dying
to put on ginghams again, even
though I’ll have to buy a complete
new wardrobe. However, it’s been
so warm and sunny the last few
days that it was just too tempt-
ing to wear ginghams, so Jean-
ette Schroeder and a few others
were seen in pretty peasant blous-
June Werchan was seen in an
aqua dress trimmed with gold but-
tons. June wears this color so
Avell and she really appeared
charming.
These glasses! Everyone is wear-
ing them. Of course, I’m sure the
keds need them, but even if they
didn’t, they’re quite becoming
Even petite Lavonne Ledbetter has
red rimmed ’'specks" now and she
looks very cute in them. Lillie
Mae Neibuhr, Marilyn Neibuhr,
Frances Ann Navratil, Lillian
Zlotnik, Jeanelle Kingsberry, and
Hollis" Walker also have red-rim-
med bnes, but Bess Habckotte,
Virginia Kessel,’ Mabel luindua,
June Werchan, and Jeanette
Schroeder wear the natural col-
ored rims. Emma Gene Navratil,
however, was quite different last
year, if you remember, but how
could you forget? Her glasses had
black rims.
‘What is the matter with me?
How could I have written so
much? I believe in miracles-now!
Aren't you getting tired of my i
watching you like « hawk? You
know, there are quite a few stu-
dents in Brenham High and it's
pretty hard to notice everyone,
but I!m doing my very best. How-
ever, if you notice something es-
‘pecially cute, how about telling
me, Dell B. Fife, or Joyce Drozd
We want your fashion parade to
be the very best and you (Jan help
I us a whole lot if you will.
I’ll see you again next week
with a fresh column of fashions!
G’bye for awhile and be good?. ,
"Adios, mi, Amigoa. hasta Man-1 ■
ana.” ' I
PILES Hurt like
Sin! But Now I Grin
' Thousands change groan* to rrlna. Um
a doctor*' formula to relieve aiacomfort
of piles. Sent druggists by noted Thorn-
ton & Minor Clinic. Surprising QUICK
palliative relief of pain, Itch, irritation.'
Tends to soften, shrink swelling Use
doctor!' way. Get tube Thornton A
Minor's Rectal Olntmeot-wv Rectal Sup-
positories today. Follow label directions.
For sals at all drug atorea everywhere.
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It’s simple. It’s amazing, how
quickly one may lose pounds of
bulky, unsightly fat right in your
own home. Make this recipe your-
self. It’s easy—no trouble at all
and costs little. It contains nothing
harmful. Just go to your druggist
and ask for four ounces of liquid
Barcentrate (formerly called Barcel
Concentrate). Pour this into a pint
bottle and add enough grapefruit
jiiica to fill the bottle. Then take
two tablespoonsful twice a day.
That’s all there Is to it.
Jf the very first bottle doesn’t
snow the simple, easy way to lose
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Why Molly Brewer always sighs
when she sees a ’46 PJymouth.
Couldn't be because Tommy Blake
drives one?
Why E. J Haetmann ami Delores
Buerger are always talking to
each other in second period libra-
ry? .
Why Ralph Kot eras is never
seen around any girls? They won’t
bite you. Ralph.
Why Edwin Kramer don't admit
he likes Marilyn Niebuhr? You
do like her. don’t you Edwin?*
What would happen if Emily
Rutkowski would grow?
Why the’ teachers are giving so
much homework ? ___________ ___________ ____
Why Joj'ce Honerkamp now sits sije Rre tWo roW8 ot flowers and
behind Luther Schwettman dur- ».—»- -o.— — —»——-> >-
ing 4th period? Did she fall for
his new cowboy boots?
We wdnder what it js that’s in
Angeline Schroeder’s purse that
interests Eugene Kruse Is it just
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For Results—Rent, miy, sell, or
Swap through a Banner - Press
"Want JUL"
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Oreomxflstan rstteves yrtxnpQy be-
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
and heal raw, tender, in-
ronchlal mucous xnem-
ell your druggist to sen you
•Creomulslon with the un-
ng you must like the way it
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making the rounds. I understand
that Bobby is going to the Junior-
Senior prom with that cute yeli-
lesder. Alice Graeber. Nothing like
__ I asking early 1 always say. Hint—*
I you boys of BHS a word to the
. ' wise is sufficient.
NO. 11 I recently overheard that Metro-
———— I Gotdwyn Mayer is sending a movie
where Jo we go from here? Icontract to ”Bopts4e" Rueta foe
Bubba Navratil-.and Dorothv Ihls outstanding performance an
rI*ynn AJien^qn. secr^.to be doing **6 in the play, "Bargains in Hair-
fine Surely am glad you came out »nd well they might!! We’ll
■0< Um. uxack all right, Bubba’ '■•• ing you, Bootsie, on Broad-
1 aa* Jeanette X. hi,,.Hi.T the
other night with J L Wright I haven’t been able to find out
one of last years star football, anything about Arthur Al Geick.
player* and favorites, too. However, I'm not going to give up
Looks like Frail Bredtkauer ix trying maybe next week I’ll have
Girls, what is > some luck.
The Story of a Bad Brfy En-
nis Kinsey.
Children of the Boil - FFA boys.
Stand Fast and Reply - Slreta
Heaumier
Age of Innocence Pat Robin-
son.
Roughing It— Lunch hour at
gchool. .
Microbe Hunters—Biology class-
es.
Freckles -KIwood Kettler.
The Thundering Herd—Under-
classmen in halls .
Men of Iron Second string
football team.
What to Listen For In Music-
Pancho Navratil.
The Let ter---Vesta Giddings.
Little Women Mabel, Gloria,
Ldllian, Lillie Mac??
es. Gee, they looked so frilly and
cool!
Make This Home Recipe
To* Take Off Ugly Fat
btflky fat and help regain aland*
more graceful curves; if reducible
pounds and inches of axceas fax
don’t just seem to disappear almost
like magic from neck, chin, arms,
bust, abdomen, hips, calves and
ankles, Just return the empty "
tie for your money back. Ft
the easy way i
who have tried _____ ___
bring back alluring curves
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