Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, April 3, 1942 Page: 3 of 4
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AU kinds of Laundry Work.
PICK UP AND DELIVERY
Its brim has the new scoop,
to make you look young and
extra pretty. The soft, hori-
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the new crown, for smart
measure. Fashioned of for
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Rosa Lee Garcia of San Antonio
is studying drafting. She’s the only
girl in Tech high school engineering
drafting class.
grow into a defense bohd. That’s the
suggestion of Alice Hawkins of Fort
Worth.
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For Easter—-we invite you to visit
our store. You’ll find wome won-
derful styles and some wonderful
buys.
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such crape as cotton, suga. evm
and vegetables, Maxnom ep
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keynote.
Dr. T. L. Holcomb, executive sec-
retary, Baptist Sunday school board,
Nashville, Tenn., gives added empha-
sis to the spiritual aide of the "Vic-
’ tory" spirit, as he speaks on "The
World’s Greatest Decade" and "That
the Father’s House May Be Filled,11
Dr. W F. Powell, pastor, First • Bap-
tist church, Nashville, winspeak or
bring an address on "Victory Through
Training and Utilization.'"
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THE NAVASOTA DAILY EXAMINER, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1942
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A Bequest for Uncle Sam
(Mrs. Laura C. Hill, 70-year-old
Vernon woman and former . resident
‘of Fort Worth, who died recently
left the bulk of her estate, estimat-
ed at approximately $24,000 to the
federal government, to aid in vital
war efforts, it was revealed when
her will was probated.
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increase their endurance so that they
can stand up under the strain of
"long hours and hard work. For the
person, who holds a 'sedentary' job,
one hour of vigorous exercise ts
needed badly.”
(4) Mental attitude —“Our mental
attitude should be a realistic realiza-
tion ot how the war effort is pro-
gressing, rather than the over-con-
fidence or frightened panic into
which many people are slipping. If
you find yourself getting morbid,
get out and get some exercise. Wor-
ry about the terrific problem of
getting a ball over the -net. Taiki
to somebody with a healthy outlook.
Or think of MacArthur.
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U. S. CIVIL SERVICE
EMPLOYMENT OPPOBrUNITY
The U. S. Civil Service Commis-
sion has just announced that per-
sons experienced as superintendents
of construction are being sought for
the federal service. Positions exist
in the United States and foreign
countries. Salaries range from $3,200
to $6,500 a year.
Applicants will 'be rated on their
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MIRACLE WHIP!
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HOUSTON, Apr. 3.—Ten thousand
Sunday school workers and leaders, -
representing the 3,112 Baptist church-
es in Texas, are expected here April
7 to 9, for the three-day sessiozs of
the Texas Baptist Sunday school
convention, according to G. .S. Hop-
kins, Dallas, state secretary.
The printed program in its red,
white, and blue jacket, carries out
the patriotic theme of the conven-
tion, "Victory Through Jesus Christ,"
which will highlight every session.
.Dr. Charles E. Maddry, Richmond,
Virginia, an eye-witness of the Pearl
Harbor attack on December 7, is ex-
pected to depict ■ action seen while
in his official capacity as executive
secretary of the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sion Board. He will speak on "In-
sight and Action" and "The Light
Shall Never Fail." 1
The two addresses of Di C. Oscar
Johnson, pastor. Third Baptist
church, St. Louis, "The Five Vs of ,
Victory" and “Hurrah! We Won.
further carry out the convention
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FERTIIIZER PRICE TOP SET
The Office of Price Adminietratoin
has fixed price ceilings on three ni-
trogen fertilisers used by Southwest-
ern farmers at the distributor's level.
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experience and training. From 7 to
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dent Prince. Dr. W. W. Melton,
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Four “Do’s” for Physical Fitness
If you want to do your part in
winning the war, you’ve got to keep
physically fit, and here are four easy
rules to follow, according to Miss
Gertrude Mooney, University of Tex-
as health and' physical education in- l
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Otation for. Texas Nurses
Two former Texas girls now on
nursing duty in Alaska with the
Western Defense Command and
Fourth Army—Miss Dorothy McFad-
den of Mt. Sylvan and Miss Mary P.
Stanton of an Antopiq-were cited
last week for their unselfish devotion
to duty in aiding in the evacuation
of mothers and children from an
Alaskan outpost, not named in the
army communique. Miss McFadden
was formerly at Jefferson Davis hos-
pital in Houston, Miss Stanton at the
Santa Rosa Hospital in San Antonio.
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By LORENA DRUMMOND '
"Cookdee for Rookies"
4 That's the slogan Tyler women
have selected for their plan of re-
minding the Smith county men in
Mhhervice that the folks back home are
^Kinking of them. The plan is for
each woman participating in the
program to “adopt" a Smith county
soldier, send him each Monday
morning the used copy of her Sunday
paper, supplemented once each
month with a box of cookies, candy
' or other food.
Four women—Mrs. Bryan Marsh,
Mrs. J. F. Donahue, Mrs. Billy Byars,
and Mrs. Robert Caton—are ring-
leaders in the plan, and are making
• up lists of volunteer cookie-makers
and supplying them with names of
soldiers to be adopted.
Duties are to direct large construc-
tion projects, coordinating tthe work
of foremen, organizing men and ma-
terials, supervising installations, and
inspecting materials and workman-
ship.
The announcement for superintend-
ent of construction is the first issued
by the Civil Service Commission since
the new war service regulations went
into effect on March 16, 1912. Ap-
pointments generally will be for the
duration of the war but in' any case
will not last for more than 6 months
after the war.
There are no. age limits. Applica-
tions must be filed with the United
States Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. C., and will be ac-
cepted until the needs of the service
have been met.
Full information as to require-
ments for this examination, and ap-
plication forms, may be obtained from
the secretary of the board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners at any
first- or second-class poet office.
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eat health foods they would have ,
scorned during peace time."
(2) Rest—"If we keep adding up
fatigue, we eventually break under
strain, which is an ineffectual way
of showing our patriotism."
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Nemir, Lucile. Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, April 3, 1942, newspaper, April 3, 1942; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1383037/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.