Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 220, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 10, 1938 Page: 3 of 6
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Funeral eervisee were heM trim
thq residence Saturday, October ft,
at 4:10 p. m Interment in GreenieaX
cumetc.y at Brownwood. All relativee
but Mrs. Stokeld and Mrs. Bendettl
were present for services.
\at an earty age and having
. - Ued In sttoh a way. that
others might see Jesus In her. She
had always expressed a desire that
when her time same to go that she
might go quickly, and surely Jesus
heard and answered bar prayer in
that she ciHt>»ed.' ariay so qule^y ad)
quickly that it seemed almost Itnpoe-
slble that she was gone.
She Is survived by the following
children: Emmett L. Garvin of
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Frank M. Wells to Miso Clifford
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Miguel Madrigal Banegas to Gaud-
aigpe Martines.
Amos Allen, r.
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Robert Milam to Leola Wheatfall.
Authur Daniela to Hattie Edwards.
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FT IS FAITH which others have lit
you. Keep faith with your creditor-1-'
Pay as agreed.
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MBS. DORA GARVIN DIES ’’j
ilROWNWOOD, Nov. 10. — Mrs.
Ddra McIntyre Garvin, age 70, pass-
ed- away at the home of Mr son Em- 1
m’ftt L. Garvhi in Brownriood, Frf-T
ddy, October 28. Mrs?Garvin will be
repiembered by quite a few of the
residents of Navasota and also of
Roan's Prairie, where she hail lived
a, greater part of her long useful |
lifb.
Garvin had been in bad health I
tor' about one year having spent
same five months in a hospital Ini
Bblbveport, Louisiana last winter. I
ShB returned to Brownwood in Aprtr!
an# Improved so rapidity that she |
sqdmed weR on the road to recovery j
when ahe suddenly became ill arid41
pa*aed away in a few hours. Her go-, j
ing came Just as. a new day wax’ 1
dnytning, and . it was surely a new |1
dgb for her, aa,she was a quiet, con-]I
sqteated Chririjan, having bean con-J
Brownwood, Trims, Mrs. J. M. Parker I Worth. Throe sisters, Mrs. J. D.
gt Mt, Enterprise Uro.' Mat of FayettwUle, Texas, Mm
tie Beit Mmmons of Shreveport, | Claude Bendettl of Somerset, Texas,
Louisiana Also her step-mother, i and Mrs. Tom Water of Dallas, Tex-
Mrs. S. D. McIntyre qt Fort Worth.! as. Seven grandchildren and one
One brother, y 8. McIntyre of Fort I groat grandchild.
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_______ _ 'Ice'l*^'
In Houston Saturday
* HOUSTON, Nov. 10.—Sonja Henle,
Undisputed queen of the ice, will
traxnl in double harness (not matrix
»xte>) for the first time In her sen^
sadtoual career when she opens hef^E
one and only Southwest engagement J
at the Houston Coliseum November!
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Sonja will do several pair, orr
dooblea numbers with Stewart Ro- ;
buttf, champion doubles skater of
North America. Reburn turned pro-
fesdtenal especially for the personal
tour of the glamorous little Nordic. ,
Mips Henle's Hollywood Ice revue,
wUtoh comes to Houston for seven I
nig*ls next Saturday (Nov 12). boasts
a oist of 100 of the world's finest
figtire skaters. These include seven
coMnge hockey players, one prixe I
fighfer, a big league baseball player
aa^' an even three docen beautiful
girl^akatlng stars.
Many of the cast have appeared
with Sonja in her movies and, under
t bev watchful eye of Harry Losee,
donee director for Metro-Gk>ldwyn-
Mteter, have perfected the art of Ice
dancing as it never has been per-
fected before.
Described as "a complete dramatic
production—not Just another skating
exhibition,” the Hollywood Ice revue
requires two full hours to unfold.
The intricate numbers Include a lav-
ish style parade on skates, waltzing
to the “Blue Danube”, and several
tangoes and rhumbas. The finale is a
reproduction of the beautiful, ‘‘Alice
in Wonderland” Scenes from Sonja's
leieet picture, ”My Lucky Star.”
To receive this colorful polar extra-!
vaqigaza, Houston had to completely
rentuUce the interior of its brand new
$2,890,000 municipal Coliseum, and
built an ice rink 80 feet wide by 140
feet long. The freezing apparatus, cost-
ing $20,000, includes 11 miles of pipe-
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INDIAN DESICfiN
BLANKETS
Good weight, in bright colors.
WOMEN’S TEA
APRONS
Now fancy, fast color patterns
ALL LEATHER
SHOES
Women’s children's, men’s slippers.
88c
$1.98
$|.00
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WOMEN’S PURE SILK M|
HOSIERY 25c
Long wearing, they’re bargains.
PAET WOOL
BLANKETS
Full double size, wtrm, durable.
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Nemir, Lucile. Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 220, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 10, 1938, newspaper, November 10, 1938; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1381994/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.