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diotrons, R. C. A. Radiola 46,
screen-grid, was $148.50, now—
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Denton Plumbing Co.
R. E. Goodwill-
Insurance on growing grain.
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make your home more
attractive and comfortable.
Poultry Club
Poultry Club: Theo Talon, Wel-
don Cunningham, Leo Lynch. Earl
Cunningham, Argyle; Archie Smith.
Claud Hopper. Car! Smith, Alton
Bryant, Clyde,Benson Riley Cof-
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then •hog'off" the peas even before 1 Byrom.Ouy Spalding. James Ted-
corn gathering time !“c« "
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Sreen-grid model No. 48 complete
with radiotrons
Virginia Ya 111 and Jmoh Robards in "The Isle of Lost Ships. -
"Tile Isle of Lost Ships," First
National’s screen version of Cirib-
lendeu Marriott’s novel, will be the
feature of next week at the Dream-
land Theater, showing Tuesday and
Wednesday. In the story, one wo-
man., Virginia Balli, the heroine.
52 of the ugliest fnen in the whole
extra list, the hero, Jason Robards
and a New York detective, Robert
O'Connor, are shipwrecked on the
floating island in the middle of the
Atlantic.
Those in the cast besides the lead-
ing charaBters are: Cla^ssa Sei-
wynne, Noah Berry. Harry Cording,
Margaret Fielding. Katherine Ward
Robert Heenans, Jack Ackroyd and
8am Baker.
Reginald Denny in "One Hyster-
ical Night," will come to the Dream-
land for one day only, Monday.
April 7. Nora Lane plays opposite
Denny
In the story, Denny fiinda him-
self as "Napoleon.” at a fancy dress
ball where those present believe
that he is unbalanced in mind, and
really thinks he is "Napoleon The
merry-makers and against him and
precipitate a series of dramatic
and humorous situations It is there
that he meets his "Josephine." No-
ra Land, who also believes that he
L> deranged. How he established hrs
sanity makes a spirited and enter-
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Peter. Get thee behind me. Satan "
Gai 2:11 “But when Peter was
come to Antioch I I Paul) withstood
him to the face, because he was to
be BLAMED ",
PILOT PONT
Edwards & McCrary
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Theater
Fire Sale—12 cars of almost every
make and model—Prices to Gt your
poeket book An opportunity you
won’t have again. See thehi at our
place aero* from pmtofflee and at
Sid Smythe’s Garage, Trew Broo.. 1
Phone 859. 200
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DALLAS. April €—Leaders and
authorities in the jewelry businea*
world over the southw«M and many
parts of the United Statoe will gath-
er in Dallas April 7 and 8 to at-
tend the twenty-fourth annual con-
vention'of the Texas-Louisiana Re-
tail Jewelers' Association
Featuring the convention Will be -
the appearance of Robert B, Bar- ,
ton. sales manager of the Elgin Na-
tional Watch Company of Chicago.
Barton's address will deal with thp
merchandising plan set forth by the
Elgin National Watch Company, of
interest to retail jewelers over the
United States
Junior, Get Your Hat!
We’re going to take the whole family out for
a special treat this Sunday. Upstairs to dirfner—in
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THE AMERICAN CAFE
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- North Side Square.
Gas. oils, tires, tubes, batteries Igni-
tion parts, light globea. spMk plugs,
floor mats, piston rings, tools of ev-
ery description, hrakr lining, auU>
I tolls ti. top dressing, rail belts for al-
most every car. and In fart practl-,
tally anything >o« might nerd for
your me. -•■■-•r •
First CMm ronrtm^a Mechanics
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"Hit the Deck," Jack Oakie s first
I starring production and sail to be
F one of the foremost films of the
year, la to be the feature of L—
I week at the Palace Theater show-
ing Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Oakie has had parts in such
I pictures as "Fast Company.”
“BweeUe. "Hold Everything. "Close
Harmony," and ’Street Otri "
There are nine outstanding song
hits in this new production. The
I "Hallelujah" eolo number has be-
' Acome in thia picture, an entire ae-
I quence featuring 100 negro singer*
and dancers Other hit* are “Join
the Navy,” "Looloo," a Sailors
I- choruss, ”8ez You Sea Me.” "Noth-
ing Could Be Sweeter.’ "Smith,"
"Keeping MyeeM Just For You. and
“Sometimes I'm Happy ’
Pofiy Walker. Follies beauty, en-
L acts the leading feminie role, oppo-
site Oakie. Others Ln the cast in
I - dude June Clyde. Ethel Clayton.
Marquerlta Padule. Dell Henderson.
I^kn4y Clark, Nate Stott, Charles
I^PulUvan and fiS®RJ053Zi_--lA__L
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price reduction* on new and atrictly mod-
ern radltte. The gkeat reaourcea an<Tman-
ufacturing facilitiea of R. C. A.-Vctor Cor-
poration makwa these price* poaaible. We
paaa the aavinga of large production on to
our cuatbmera.
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“The Forward Pass.” a picture of
campus love and flying n^rt-iws
win be seen at the Dreamland.' The
story deals with a campus flirt, as
played by Miss Young, and a foot-
ball player, portrayed by Fairbanks
The University of Southern Califor-
nia was used for a background and
and included in the cast is the en-
tire football team of the University.
In order to matt the picture *D-
tually collegiate, the director. Ed-
die Cline, used college students at
tiie University of Southern Califor-
nia. In the scene for the college
dance, the U. S C. orchestra play-
ed tgr it and an exact reproduction
of a fraternity house with decora-
tion for a Christmas dance last
vear was made.
Saturday morning. April 5. at the
Dreamland there will be a special
show for children and a small ad-
mission fee will be charged. Three
pictures will be shown, at that time
and also in the afternoon and eve-
ning Tom Mix and his famous
hdrse, Tony, in "The Last of tile
Duanes,” the last film of the series
entitled "Pirate of the Panama,"
and the opening installment of the
new series, "Tarzan the Tiger.1*"
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The great blue lobelia, a flower
found in an area east of the Mis-
sissippi river, was used by the Am-
erican Indians, in the treatment of
disease.
Everything for the
Featured At Palace
290 BOYS IN 4-H CLUB WORK
ON DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM THIS
SF .ASON; REGISTERED STOCK USED
Prompt Service
225 W Oak St- phone 520
Ball Brothers
MARKET. GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN
Cash and Carry Prices Reduced
Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed, 25c.
EAST SIDE TAILOR SHOP
Phone 31 or
Pig Club
Club: James Clinton Wallace
and J. W. Boyles. Argyle; Lerok
Piglllps. lUiuads MusUdn. Cedi Lhwv
ST !OORS NOW
SUGAR SWEEI
raining story
Fairbanks JY Thundky
Thursday, April 10 .Douglaas
Fairbanks Jr. and Doretta Young in
.ihave meat,
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graph Combination. .Model No. 47.
complete with radtotron*.
$148.50
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Wo arc still selling Viking
8epurators
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Harry Teantey
The Deck"
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.MhBl scenes of a battleshl
r liberty boats filled with sa
braaa band, girls and all the at-
moaphere of a naval waterfront, add- '’Down in Arkansas "
realism to the story background. _ -------—~
The battleship deck where the
"Smith party ’ is staged is photo-
graphed in technicolor Hundreds of
I players participate tn these scenes.
The Jewelry Gift for every occasion.
you select.
McCRAY’S JEWELERS
West Side Square.
Face Powder ............ $2.00
Creams, $1.00 and $2.00
Astringent ........... $2.00
Face Lotion ......$l\00
Lipstick ................... $1.00
Rouge ......................... 75c
Body Powder . .......... $1.50
Perfume, $1.00 to.......$3.50
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PILOT POINT, April 4 —El Pro-
gress© Club met In the home of
Mrs J C. Lassiter Tuesday The
president, Mrs R L. Massey, pre-
sided How to Use the Score Card
sent out by the State Federation
treated quite a discussion. This was
followed by a general discussion of
study for next year. A motion car-
ried that the program committee
carry out the programs suggested
by the Federation. A motion car-
ried that next year the club meet
once every two weeks, Tuesday be-
ing the meeting day Mrs. Copen-
haver was re-elected to member-
ship Mrs. Dunn, chairman of the
"chair committee." reported there
was (15.75 in the tshair fund. Mrs.
Hayden, chairman of the game tour-
namnt, reported (26 65. realized
from the tournament, making a
deposit of more than (M fee eivte
improvement work. The chairman
pt the music committee reported
’thtt' the song “Texas, Oar Tex-
as," being taught in the school,
also the history of the song. The
president's proclamation regarding
the 1950 census was read, also a
letter from Mrs. Sipple, national
president, urging the club wdinen
to assist in the enumeration An
interesting lesson' consisting of a
book review around the was led by
Mrt. R. L. Massey. Assistants were
Mmes Harris, Dunn. Peel, Jones
and Whitley. Mmes. W. B. Kibler
and Mrs J. E. Copenhaver were
guests. . i •.
CMlttre Institute Open"
FTORENOE, Italy—An Institution
of Culture fbr foreigners U to be
opened here ifiider swDtoes of the
Tuscan federation for tourists De-
signed for foreigners resident in
Florence and also for foreign visi-
tors. it is to teach Italian culture
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stock." Payne said. “The cost of
buying a registered pig. of course,
is, greater than the cost of a grade
pig The pig he buys this year,
however, should he a start and in
a few years the club members should
have a number of, fine registered
bogs ”
Payne said that more interest was'
beim: taken this yeai ‘r 4-H club|
wgrk than "ever, before and that he
expected the membership Ln the
clubs, which now is ?90. to pass
the 300-mark
Following ire the numbers of the
various clubs:
Calf Club
jersey Calf Club Carroll Bryant
Pippin Aubrev; John Taylor. Ar-
«■*; J«ae Benson. Atltrtsr
llrtirr - Btevnrrt; Autroy: Odte- PeBr^? Tcdd1*te?’
qgorge. Aubrey: Oscar Bare* Byrom.
Aubrey; M C Burch. Denton: Im
B. Cox. Denton: EUner Carpenter,
Denton; Hugh Varner, Denton; R.
D. Austin,.Denton; Charles F Aus-
tin. Denton; IrK Austin. Denton:
Fitzhugh Farrington. Lewisville:
Francis Fowler. Krum: C. W Stew-
art. Ponder; I. B Cox. Roanoke;
Iteymond Seagraves, Frisco; Walter
Wbrthington. Frisco; Annie Lee Hill.
l41sco; Martha Worthington. Fris-
co; Alvin Dobbl.ui. Denton; Gale .
Draper, Sanger; Homer Pry. Den-
ton; Bdwin Lowe, D*ntrn; Howard
Lowg, Denton; Ctcil Lawson. Aub-
rey; Rhoads MkiMain. Aubrey; Clay-
ton McGinnis. Denton; Bailey Phil-
lipa, JuaUn; Lauren Roberts, Fris-
co; Cowan Robinson. Ponder; E. T.
Stover. Tioga; Ben Stover. Tioga;
Garland Bite. Aubrey; John Hill
Spain. Denton. Doyle Thompson.
Denton| Zoel Wilkinson. Denton;
Sam Underwood. Denton; Guy Leu-
ty. JUstyg. v
Beef Cattle Club O M Martin.
Judin: Matty Butler, Justin; Lew-
is Starfdlfcr Mhrgln Standifer
Chester Bowery, J. B Herring,
Krum.
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“Sarah and Son"
1 Ruth Chattersan in “Sarah and
Son" will come to the Palace for two
next week, Thursday and
Friday. This picture reveals the
Mc*V of a mother love, showing the
deep love of a struggling singer for
her baby boy and her tragic pain
when her worthless husband steals
the child
Gilbert Emery is cast as John Ash-
more. the wealthy man who. with
lUa childless wife, adopts the infant
of Sarah, the struggling singer af-
ter her husband steals the child
Frederic March support* Miss Chat-
terton in the leading male role.
“Free and Easy”
“Free and Easy is to shuw ~
the Palace Theater Saturday. April
5. closing thia weeks run This pic-
ture is said to have one oi the larg-
est collections of screen celebrities
ever to be used in a'talking com-
edy. The cast includes Buster Kea-
ton in his initial talking and sing-
ing.screen appearai)^ Kestton will- .
J INTERNATIONAL. SUNDAY SCHOOL '
son, Clyae Benson. Woodrow Red-
ing, Edwin Holbrook. James Tedder
Stewart. Clayton Byrcm Harold
George, J. H. Byrom, Lewis George,
Carl Yarbrough. Pet Popham. Ed-
ward Zachery. Ray Morris. Glen
Key, Sam Hodges. How?rd Goodger.
Elman Allen. Lay Beaty. Aubrey;
Dayce Priee, Maurice Baker. Arthur
Vaughn. Hubert IxMirjA Elmer Car-
penter, Herman Wills, Buckner Wii-
liam*. Denton; Johnnie Dixon, Fris-
co; J B. Blocker, Francis Garisen.
Lake Dalias; Victor Green. Francis
Fowler. Weldon Jones, Ellie Bish-
op, Carlton Cole, Bob Wingate. J.
W. Oathron, Dock Bartee Joe Gres-
ham. Odell Barnett, Delbert Berg-
strom, Ralph Pearson, Ted Peters,
Lewis Standifer. Krum; Knox Cole,
Rowe Turner, Bert Cox. Ponder;
Lewis Sherman. Bob Irwin, Edgar
Schooling, Harold Irwin Roanoke;
Alvin Hampton. Frisco. John West.
Frank West. Haslet; T C. Pinion.
Alton Burton. Eldon Beck. Calvin
Beck, O M Martin Justin.
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This is woodson Harris
*5 TOOTING
If It’s sugar you want we are go-
ing to let you have
19 LBS. FOR ONE DOLLAR
Just one buck
Fresh .vegetables No matter what
yok want in fresh vegetables we
haVe the goods No use to enumer-
ate them but Just tell us what you
watot and we deliver.
Rrtnember that Hunt's Sweet Pick-
led Peaches. Great big can for for-
ty cents
Mlkht remember too that Startena
ta the feed that start* the chickens
off with a jump Keeps them jump-
ing toe.
PurtnEi Lay Chow is going so fast
that we have to haul it up by
truck. Cannot wait for a car
These feeds an- Just as aheap as
the cheaper kinds They are better
and veu do not have to guess
whether you are feeding your chicks
the right feed
fre« met
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SflO^Ooffee'
money on thia coffee. Get the,oou-
fcrtot .it in and teve two
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.? Luther Wright. Edgar Schooling.
_Leonard Wright. Frank Kelley. Er-
1 neat Farr, Francis Peterson. Floyd
Bernard LuttrtU. Lynn
Trgtter, Lewi* Webster, Roanoke;
Mackey Rry, j m Hutchenson.
Curtis Nix. Heniy McDaniel, Toni
Allen Seagraves, Hart Id Dixon.
Frisco^ John W» t, Haslet; S. C.
Pinion. Rusac’l Lowe, Justin
Carn Clui>
Corn Club Garfield Curtis. War-
ren Gibbon*. L. B Mcrris, Lundy
Chamber*. Jack Wood, Theo Tolan,
Emory Tolan. John w Morri*.
George Curtis. J. B. Littrell, Argyle;
E L Tribble. Carroll Bryant Pip-
pin. Deward Tullis. J ,B. Conway.
Hubert Conway. J. T Conway.
Blackwell Phillip* Reckling, James
Phillips, McAdory Burden, Archie
Thorp, Lewis Geo.ge. I. H Byrom,
R. D. Smith. Perman Galbreath. R
V. ?achery, Quentin. Kelly. L N.
Smith, J. J. Ridgeway Loys Beaty,
Aubrey: Eugene Pry. Walter Keen.
Dan Herbert. Hubeit Lpury, Earl
Edwards. Hugh Warner. Taylor
Briggs. Willard Maloney Lillian Du-
gan. Fowler Nee in .am. Elbert Riley.
Edwin Lowe, Howard Lodif, James
Pippin. A. G Davis. T. W Wsjght
Jr„ Curtis Oliver, Derton; chirk
Seagraves, Grover Thompson. Fris-
co; Alton Burton. O M. Martin. |
Frank West. B. Butler. Russell Lowe. I
Eldon Beck, Justin; Adolph Schulte. |
Eugene Judkins. Ernestine Judkins, j
Tom Sinclair, Ray Inman, Chester I
Bowery, Clarence Powell. Richard
Coulter, J. B. Herfing, Ernest In-
man. D K. Hudgins, Jim Lambert.
Krum; Knox Celt. Houston Gann,
Olan Gotcher. Hugh Swafford. Joe
Curtis Foster. Alien J. Foster. Pon-
der; Clarence Wiight. Sanger; Mor-
gan Irwin. E C. Buell. Walter Cock-
rell, Roanoke.
FIRST
The "Church of Ood" ts bullded on
"The Son of God ” "Upon THIS
ROCK I will build My Church" Of
course, the Lord Jest is did not say.
"Thou art Pete1-, “nd upon ’thee' I
will build my church " Here are used
two different word*; one word "pe-
troa" < Peter l meaning a atone, a
"piece" of rock; the other word ”pe-
tra" meaning properly a "rock". All
of which is beautifully significant as
Peter himself tells ua tn First Epistle
Matt 10 13-18 "Whom do MFN say
that I the Son of man am’" But the
greatest of the great men. will not
suffice; "But whom say YK that I
am?" "Upon THIS ROCK I will build
my church "
I Cor 10 4 "And that ROCK (Pe-
tra I was Christ ”
Matt 7 24. 25 "Which built
house upon a ROCK (petrah
I Cor 3rll "For other foundation
can no man lav than is laid, which
is Jesus Christ "
I Peter 2:4-8 “Ye also as lively (or
living) stones are built up a spirit-
ual house." Throughout this passage
another word is used "lithos". Yet
in vCrse 8. speaking of our Lord. Pet-
er nays a AROCK (petra of offense."
SECOND
The Lord Jesus gave to Peter (not
to any supposed successors) the
"Keys". This wa» a peculiar, definite,
personal" service that he was ap-
l>olntcd |o. and quite appropriate in-
deed in the light of the foregoing;
and Peter opened the door of "Phith"
to the Jew* on the Day of pentecost
and then, even after Pau! waa*con-
verted, it was PB1RH- who opened the
door of "Faith” likewise to the Gen-
tllss In tire house <W Cornelius.
Matt 18:19 "The keys of the king-
dom of. heaven". Not the church!
Acta 3:14 "But PETER standing
up" preached to the Jews at Jerusa-
lem, and Verse 41 says "About
three thousand" were baptised
Acts 10:5 CorHMlu* 1* told to send
for PETER (though in the 9th chap-
ter Paul had been converted) and of
the result we read In Verses 44-48
"And they of the circumcision (Jews)
were astonished, be that on the GEN-
TILES also was poured Out the gift
of the Holy glhoat."
THIRD
"Frpm that time ■ forth beg
sus" io speak of His CRUCTF
and His RESURRECTION!
"Church" is built upon the Son of
Ood. but not the 8on of God in sim-
ply in His "Incarnation” but as the
SACRIFICIAL substitute for sinners
on the "OroM”. and as the "Risen"
and UvlAg Savior. -
Matt. 16 AL "And be KILLED and
be Hatred again the thlfa day ”
Rom 4:35 "Who was delivered for
our offenses and was rhlsed again for
our JusUfloatiOh."
Heb ,9:32 "And without SHEDDING
of blo^g/ta^no remission "
FOURTH
Poor Peter! Here the Lord Jeeus
addresses him as SATAN, and adds
"Thou art an offente unto me "
Matt 16:22, 23 “Peter began to re-
buke Him. saying. Be It »ar from
thee. Lord " Or. margin. "Pity thy-
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Nearly 300 boys in Denton County
have gone into -he livestock and
farming bualness "on their own" this
season and 1930 is expected to be a
banner year tor 4-H club work in
this section
County Agent M T. Payne is vis-
iting the various clubs over’ the
county and most ui toe work for the
year lias been organized. He said
Friday lie hoped to invite all of the
club boys to Denton some time 4n
May for an al! toy meeting and
probably a barbecue dinner."
Tills year only registered cattle
and hogs are being used by the calf
and pig club br ys and the poultry
members are urged to raise standard
breeds of chickens.
Registered Animal*
“We are asking all of the calf club
Boys to raise rsjiatered dairy or
beef cattle calves this year," Payne
said "We hope in this way to in-
crease the number of high class cat-
•Ue in the county."
The pig club program this year
la being tied in with the com club.
Club members are beinir asked to
raise a registered pig and feed him
on the corn raised as a member of
the corn club.
Com club members are asked to
demonstrate the value of growing Bryant, Clyde,Bens
corn and peas in alternate rows and] Henry Benson,
(hen “hr*, ntf tho h-fr.ro ' BVrOlll. GUV SlMidir
I der Stewart, Robert Jrmeson, Hur-
_____________________1 Daugherty. McAdory Burden,
they are raising pigs for market | Edwin Holbrook, J. C- Zachery, R.
and not to get the idea that they j V. Zachery. Quentin Kelly, Vince
are raising pigs for sale as breeding "Durden, Elmer Allen Woodrow
MtH*; Aubrey; R B Baker. J. D.
Blankenship, Da«id Button, C D
Daugherty, Joe Evans, Ben Fritz,
Billie Frtltri ■> Hafold Hunks. Fred
Harrisbn, Lanier Hester Allen Lit-
tle. Tom Maxwell, Leroy Millican,
Roy Moses. Perry Psync. C. A.
Skiles Jr., Johnnie Stovall. J B
Thompson. Douglas Watkins, Pat
White. Hohn Jocie Wilson, John
Elman Yarbrough. Truman Stubbs,
Harold Corner. Thurman Baker,
Wyatt Loary. Denton; Elbert Riley,
Minor Wacd. Alvin Cates. Paul
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 200, Ed. 1 Friday, April 4, 1930, newspaper, April 4, 1930; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1370011/m1/7/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.