Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 271, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 27, 1945 Page: 3 of 8
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Wednesday, June 27. 1945
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Seven Students
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Dallas Contest
Tobin Drug Store
North Side Square
II rutherford I urns Out Today To
Honor Loral Hoy Who Made Good.
Gen, Simpson of I '. S. Ninth Army
WEATHERFORD, Tex, June 27
Lt G-.-n William Hood Simp- |
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Foxworth-Galbraith
SHRADER’S PHARMACY
West Side Square
WE REPAIR TRACTOR, TRUCK AND
PASSENGER TIRES!
TO THE SIDEWALLS
ONLY HAWKINSON TRKAD8 AM
GUARANTEED NEVER
Husband of Former
Denton Girl Dead
JACK HODGES
East of Post Office
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Highest market prices paid
Wool suets and twine.
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From somewhere In the South Pa-
cific Municipal Judge Louis W
Kaufman received this letter from
Navy Seaman Duncan R. Under-
hill: “I was fined $3 while on fur-
lough in May, 1944. for a traffic
violation You gave me time to set-
tle up Enclosed find the money a Ad
interest." The "Interest” was three
Japanese bills.
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My heart with rapture
thills” u . . and so does
yonrs, at the very thought
of again freely touring this
land of the free.
Infantry, 9(’>th Division, bearded and
on Okinawa, sleep on an embankment
the Island. (NEA Telephoto).
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LOWEST POSSIBLE COST — Electric Hydro-FUtoc radnce* lobo*
does fob faster than any other method.
Speed that new day when your car Rk
will wing its way, with NEW-DAY tA
Conoco Bronz-z-z Gasoline in
the tank. You’ll command new-day* Y|
power—pick-up—hill climb. In its high
anti-knock rating, too, thia gasoline will
be strictly new-day.
Your New-Day Conoco Bronz-z-z—
like our endless output of war-winning
gasolines — will reflect the full value* of
deepest research and latest progress. Con-
tinental Oil Company
HOME
CO OKING
DISHES THAT LOOK AND
TASTE LIKE GRANDMA
USED TO SERVE.
THE STEAK HOUSE
G. T. Phillips, Owner
514 S. Locust
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•hat your geeoline ie weile
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Store for yow picturas. Book* are
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occasion^. Perfume |2 75 to S ’>5 •
Cologne |3 75 1<> $20 :
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grr and truck. And, frankly, we can make wore
money selllug a new tire than we can recapping
an old one. Yet—the plain. *varniabed truth la
that a patented HAWKINSON TRKAD on yaur
GOOD pre-war tire carawa win WKAR LONGU
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War Tire you run buy. If you are skeptical about
hating your tires capped ur If you have had a
sorry experience with ordinary recapping SOS M.
You take no chancee here.
10th ARMY MEN STOP FOR REST—U. S. 10th Army men, and men of Co. L, 3«5
I worn out after the battle for "Big Apple” Hill
near the front line la-fore the final capture of
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SKIN SUCCESS
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Seven studenU of the North Tex-
as State College School of Music
will leave Thursday for Dallas to
be auditioned al Scott Hall for the
C^vlc Federation atudent artist
competition.
Representing the piano depart-
ment of the college Will be Miss
Carolyne Harris of Dalias, Mias
Mary March of Harlingen. Misa
Ruth Henderson of Marshall, Miss
Clara Beth Lynn of Ballinger, all
studenU of Walter Robert; and
Misses Jeaneane Dowls uf Dallas
and Virginia Thomas of Brown-
wood. students of Drs. Isabel and
Silvio Sciontl
Mis* June Knox, Ponder grad-
uate student and coloratura so-
prano studying with Misa Mary
McCormic is the only voice con-
testant Miss Henderson was the
recent winner in the student divis-
ion ot the sectional contest held In
Oklahoma, with students from Tex-
as, New Mexico, Arkansas and Ok-
lahoma participating.
Final auditions, in which six out-
standing yotijig sololsU will be se-
lected, are scheduled for Thursday
evening Winners in the state-wide
competition will receive the Civic
Federation student artist award,
providing a concert appearance in
tiie Civlf Federation student artist
senes during the 1945-46 season and
an honorarium of 825 to each so-
lolst.
Serving as judges for the compe-
tition will be Max Reiter, conductor
ot the San Antonio Symphony;
Ernst Hoffmann, conductor of the
Houston Symphony; Harry Everist
Schultz, head of the de|>arunent of
music. University of Arkansas; Ma-
rlon Flagg, director of music educa-
tion. Dallas Public Sdiools. and
John Rosentleld. music critic, The
Dallas News
Btevt -iXs
Have your clotties cleaned and
pressed al ( amp Cleaners. Ph. 1212.
Staff Sgt Jack F Schmitz, Jr..
U S Army Air Corps, is now sta-
tioned In Guam where he is a
draftsman with the 16tli bomb
group, according to a letter received
tills week by his parents Mr and
Mrs Jack Schmitz. 520 Texas
•street Living conditions are good
and the food is excellent there, he
stated Sgt Schmitz has been in
service four and one-halt years
and was formerly stationed at
He has been over-
seas since Marell
All business houses will dose in
the afternoon 'Dafflc will be bar- I
, I red from the center of tile town
: ! Rep Fritz O. Lanham <D-Tex)
F | of Weatherford will be master of
i ceremonies A parade will wind
Chicken Mites
and Fowl Ticks
("blue bugs”). Use
C-A wood preserver
I (CARBOLINEUM AMERICA).
Lasts 1 to 3 yexrs
U»d and rscommsndsd by Oils AIM
Guaranteed by affidavit to be like
the carbolineum (anthracene oil)
referred to in lT. S. Farm Bulletins
1 and Federal Specifications. Can
■ be diluted with kerosene.
through town
ds Lt Gen William Hood Simp- | Weatherford (1940 population 5.-
son, a local b<uy wtio made good, | H24i expects the biggest day of its I
comes home today
Tile largest crowd ever assembled
, here is expected to meet and honor
( tiie war tiero Who led ills Ninth
1 Army almost to the gates of Berlin
Flags of tiie Uhited Nations were
hung in Weatherford yesterday
Messages were arriving from friends
in Parker ana adjoining counties
; that they were planning to attend
jfe! J the ceremonies
H I All business bouses will close In
Z -JL HYDRO-FLATION . .Till*
Firestone Method of Liquid
Weighting Troctor Tires
| It takes just 8!4 minutes to
Hydro-Flate a 10-38 Tire
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HYDRO.FLATION
GREATER PULLING POWER —Add«d w4«h< •nable* th*
traction ban to get a better grip, giving greater drawbar pull.
INCREASED TREAD UH—A better grip reduc*. xlippM*. thw*
Hydro-Flated tire* laxt longer became they get a positive grip.
RETAINS PNEUMATIC PRINCIPU-Ali air chamber to Wt is
a Hydro-Flated tire to absorb ihockx, lengthen life of coed body, t
IMPROVED RIDING QUAUTUS-Two* partially SRod wtoh
liquid soften* the jolts and jar*.
Capt Paul Stevens, former asslst-
| ant pastor of the First Baptist
| Church, has returned to Wilming-
ton. N C-* where lie is stationed, af-
| ter visiting friends in Denton Capt
Stevens Ls a chaplain in tile U 8
Army and has served nine months
in Italy
I history.
General Simpsoi; reached Texas I Kearney Neb
| yesterday, arriving in Fort Worth
by plane at 3:26 p. m His homecom-
ing celebration started there, at tiie
Municipal Airport Ten persons, in-
cluding ills wife, were in his party
A 15-guti salute greeted him as
he stepped from the plane
f he welcoming party included Lt |
Gen Barton K Yount, commanding
general ot the Army Air Forces
| Training Command headquarters
here; Maj Gen Bruce Magruder,
commanding general of Camp Wol-
ters. where Simpson was the first
commander. Governor Coke Steven-
son. Homer Covey, president of the
Fort Worth Chamber ot Commerce;
Mayor Pro tern Edgar Deyn and
Amon Carter. Fort Worth Star-
' Telegram publisher ' '' |
The party paraded through down-?-
; town streets.
I Last night, the bronzed Texas
general met his 87-year-old mother.
I who came from her home in nearby
I Aledo to join him and ills party at
an old fashioned chicken dinner at
I the home of John M Simpson, a
i brother, in Fort Worth
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Pierson New Head
i Of Katy Railroad
1 NEW YORK. June 27 .A’,—Lewis
E Pierson, head of the Missouri-
j Kansas-Texas Railroad Co execu-
l tive committee lias been elected
| chairman of the carrier succeeding
l tiie late Matthew Sloan Pierson's |
election was announced yesterday
after a meeting of tiie board of
I directors
W J Sewell of Detroit. Mich.,
husband of the former Miss Pauline
I Stiff of Denton, died suddenly fol-
| lowing a heart attack Tuesday
■ morning in Detroit Married in
: Denton on Dec. 24. 1925, Sewell at
l that time was employed by tiie
[ Acme Brick Company. They moved
i to Detroit in 1927
j He is survived by his wife and
i one son, James Sewell Among
! those who left yesterday to attend
I tiie funeral were two brothers-ln-
| law. Handy McMukln, route 1, and
j Burl Stiff. Sr., of Dallas, and one
! slster-ln-law. Miss James Ellen
i Stiff, also ol Dallas
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FIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY
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