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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 2, 1936
TT.2, 1936
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GAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
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The Play, In Review
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club will be held Saturday aft-
ernoon at 3 o’clock in the lub
room at Carnegie library.
DENTON TEACHER IS
LATIN CLUB SPEAKER
J. N. Brown, professor in the
classical languages department of
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Highly styled Batiste and Swiss Dresses
for young Miss America. Contrasting!
collar and sleeve trials. Sizes 1 to 6 ....
INFANT BONNETS
Assorted styles in organdy Bonnets for
infants. Self bows and ribbon trims.
19 Wool Suits at
18 Wool Suits at
Aubry Strader, Henry ing Mrs. Bridges on her birthday.
The following guests were pres-'
SUIT SALE
READ NASH’S GUARANTEE AND
GET BACK YOLR PEP AND
ENERGY
Mr. Nash the drug manufacturer
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Holland. H. Moody, 'Aimer Bush I
and son, M. L. Moore and daugh-!
ter, George Eanaday, E. O. Grun-
dy and the hostess.
Miss Ellen Ruth Colwell enter-
DEMONSTRATION AT
MYRA CLUB MEETING
HOOD, April 2.—The Women s
Home Demonstration • club met in,
the home economics club of the
Hood school with 10 members
present Tuesday afternoon. Four-
H club girls and home economics
students were guests and a vege-
White. pink and blu
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Harrison St., Amarillo, Tex., or
See Branch T. Archer, 920 S.
Grand Ave., Gainesvill, Texas.
Madame Martha Robiac,
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General meeting of XLI
Mrs. «A. F. Jones was elected
president of the Maggie House
Garden club to succeed Mrs. Sid
Horn, at a meeting of the club
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ERA, April 2.—The Women’s
Missionary Society met in the
home of Mrs. T. M. Jones Tuesday
afternoon for a business session.
A quilt was pieced during the
meeting and refreshments of sand-
wiches and hot chocolate were
i breeding place for Go to your
why you need a good -fifty cent
children, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Rob-
inson and sons, Mr. .and Mrs. S.
A. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Dennis and children.
Mr. and Mrs. John . Miller and
daughter, Mr and Mrs. Ted Jack-
son and children, Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Robison and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Lucian Morris and son. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore West and chil-
dren, Ike Woods, L. S. Brewer,
Imogene and Willard Thetford,
Beatrice and Virgil Pokejoy, Floyd
Brewer and Misses Oma Brewer,
Rev Jean Gibalt, rector of the tenytahsnged°asapt T Regi8-
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Centennial program to be pre- L.einenzi piaie ie casiez 0-
seated on Tuesday evening, April tif and club colors of pink and
14, in the Majestic Theatre,.
MARVEL - FIT,
LASTEX HATS
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MRS. A. F. JONES SUCCEEDS
MRS. SID HORN AS HEAD OF
ORGANIZATION HERE
mother—Ila Walterscheid.
Children.
Julia, his niece- Irene W Iter-
scheid.
Charles, his nephew - Edward
Endres.
Arthur Loser, his saristan—
Andy Hoffbauer.
Suzanne, Langelier, house-
keeper— Agnes Walterscheid.
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A. D. Garner
GARAGE
414 East.Main Street
Guaranteed Satisfaction On All
Repair Work
D. O. Robison and son, Willis: Mr. rs „
and Mrs. Leslie Robison and fam- ; ’ Y-
lege. Denton, was the guest
speaker at a meeting of the Latin
club of Gainesville high school.
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Brown’s subject was “Lan-
guage, a Builder of Civilization.”
The speaker told of the perma-
nence of buildings of the Roman
civilization, illustrating his lecture
with stereopticon slides. Mr.
Brown told the students that the
Americans had much :to learn from
the early Roman people and "if
at Ste.
PRUNELLA, NE HANE
NOBLE FOLK FOR Guests
TONIGHT MASTEN VO
THE COrTACE BELOV.' AND
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sters want. Come in and see them today. ..................
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Anyone would swear that these man tailored suits were custom made for
you . . . and anyone knows that custom mades cannot be had under $35.
Every suit is well made and designed to give you excellent service. NOW
THEY ARE ON SALE JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER.
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Mrs. Ralph Long was received
‘into club membership and Mrs.
Clay Newton was reinstated. Miss
• Evelyn Black of Denton, was a
REGISTERED policies are
safe, sound, sensible. | -
See Me Before You Die:
Chas. J. Gandillon.
pusles in the blood thereby pro-
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drama in three acts, was given by Semi nary at A ix—Herbert Meurer. j
members of the Muenster players.
We are of fering valuable prizes for coloring the comics above and below this advertisement
quire at our store or read last Monday’s Register for details.
EASTER TOGS FOR CHILDREN
VALLEY CREEK, April 2 —
Mrs. J. A. Bridges was given a
। surprise birthday dinner Sunday
. by friends and relatives. Lunch
was brought by the guests and
dinner served picnic style at noon.
Those in attendance included
Mr. and Mrs. White Walker,
Gainesville. Mr. and Mrs. John
* West, Mr. and Mrs. William
| Brooks, Mr and Mrs. Shelby West
Many people think Tonic and
says: “I do not want one penny of
your money if you do not get great
Tonic is prepared to clean out your and children, Mr, and Mrs. Jim
system, throw off poisonous waste; Walker and children, Mr. and Mrs.
matter, relieve Constipation andi ester Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Biliousness, and flush out the lower ' Williams and son, Mr. and Mrs.
intestines Start taking Nash’s Pickett and children, Rev. and
Tunic today and enjoy good health.! Mrs. Lee Morris, Mr. and Mrs.
I Charles Milburn and children, Mr.
NAsH’S C. a l. tonic good for ‘ and Mrs. Gordon Ramsey and
YoUNG AND OLD
table salad demonstration was
given by Mrs. Henry Fenley and
Miss Wilma Hatcher.
Members present were Mmes.
Henry Fenley. J. G. Blount, A. H.
Gordon, Babe Felker, Oscar Perry-
man. M. O. Pennington, O. S.
Locke, Guy Hatcher, Misses
Wilma Hatcher, Edyth Fenley and
Elba Garrish.
SOCIAL EVENTS IN
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Children’s Silk Crepe Dresses . . Choice of pink, maize, green
and blue . . . Clever styles . . . Sizes 3 to 6 ...... k...... : . •6"
take for one week ac-
directions and if you do
ily, Mr. and Mrs. William Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Morris and
son, Mrs. John Miller and daugh- l
ter. Rev. and Mrs. Shelby West I
and family, Rev. and Mrs. Lee j
Morris,; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie i
West, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson |
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil !
Lewis of Gainesville, Eunite and
Oma Brewer, Mary Ruth and Le-
ona. Thompson, Cleburne Tucker
and Floyd Brewer.
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‘ SHOWS REFINISHING
OF OLD FURNITURE
How old pieces of furniture may
be refinished and made attractive
was demonstrated at a meeting of
the Valley Creek home demonstra-
tion club Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Joe Cooke, who removed
paint from a piece of furniture
and refinished a table giving in-
structions for making pastes for
removing old paint and various
methods of refinishing.
Mrs Reeve Cooke gave a dem- 1
onstration in making vegetable!
salads, who made a number of i
colorfull and delectable salads that
were served to those in atten-
dance. ■ .
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Star Soviet Clerks Win Homes ।
„ MOSCOW (AP).—The Mostorg.
state retail stores trust, is building
25 summer homes to be - awarded
as prizes to its best salesmen and
women. Personal cards, which dis-
appeared from Russia at the time |
of the revolution, are being print- ■
ed again for distribution by clerks
to their customers.
These popular hat sfollow fashion in a gay manner and turn you out to
perfection. Bright as an Easter egg are the sailors, bretonnes and brims
in white, light blues, yellows, pinks, navy blues, violets and greens. Small,
medium and large head sizes.
T eague Company
The hostess, assisted by
Plans were made for a Texas Newton served a delectable
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John Gray, recording secretary; ’ guest.
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Ralph Bell, parliamentarian; and - S
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The scene of the play was cen- j Catherine Vernay, Women of Ste. c , ,
tered around the Ste. Claire, nearclaire; Dorothy Kathman, Elf red a pation. Souring food from stpng-
Aries, in Southern France, during! Luke, Rose W’ Hoffbauer. « ach choked me. Since taking Ad-
the period from 1888 to 1892 The 1 Maurice, Policeman Oscar Wal- , lerika 1 am anew person. Consti-
play was of strictly religious set- | ter, pation is a thing of thf paat.--
ting, being given as part of the! Servant Jerome Pagel. Alice Burns, Cunningham Btos.
celebration for the Lenten season.’ Guard Paul Fisher. • ' iDrugsists, and Watts Bros. Phar-
The characters were dressed in j During the program. a double macyi j
the style of the French during the j quartet from the Sacred Heart =
late nineteenth century. I choir of the Sacred Heart church
The cast of characters: of Muenster offered several num- $
Francis Robiac. parish bers, under the director of Leo N 1
Claire Werner ’ Henscheid _ M.G. -
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CArophRy Brlraantown cleru_thecaucasus and Rumania H
Herman Hartman. on P submarine
Jules Larron, notary —Charles ■
Hellman.
Dr., Paul Ravot, physician—An-
thony Luke.
Dr. Henry Lalumiere, physician
- Joe Horn.
Leon Carillac, inspector -Alfred
Eunice Brewer, Mary Ruth
Thompson, Leona Thompson, Nola
Coffman, Willie Coffman and Jack
Lewis of Gainesville.
PARTIES*GVEN AT
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solids See them today while the selection is large. 25c, 15c and
they should attempt to pay back
all of the words borrowed from
the Latin language, we would
have very few words left, show-
ing how feeble the English langu-
age is.”
Joseph Rosenstein presided dur-
ing the meeting. Mr. Brown was
assisted by John Thomas Morrow.
Approximately 60 members were
present for the interesting meet-
ing.
Mrs. Brown accompanied Mr.
Brown to Gainesville, and they
were guests in the Home of Mrs.
Effie Hicks and her daughter,
Miss Layune Hicks, before the
meeting of the club. Miss Hicks
is sponsor of the Latin club.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR PAT SPARKS
Honoring Pat Sparks on his
birthday, a group of friends enter-
tained in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Hay Wednesday evening,
with a surprise party.
Dancing was the diversion for
the evening, after which fruit
punch was served to the following
guests, Misses Jane Collins," Doro-
thy Jane Newton, Dorothy Jane
Aldridge, Earline Lowe. Laverne
Lovelady, Myrilyn Payne, Kather-
ine Gandillon, Janet" Micks, the
hostess, and Messrs. Charles
Cheaney, Wallace Clopton. Thad
Blanton, Milton Woolard, Bob
Leonard, Roy Hughes, Tom C.
Cheaney, Jr., Charles Fonville.
Berwin Burns McCurdy, John Wil-
son, Word Payne. ’ Jr., David
the Majestic theatre Tuesday the Cathedral Aix—Ray K lenient.
evenin, under the direction of Bernard Tournon, citizen of Ste. 1 Constipated 30 Yean
Rev. Francis Zimmerer. O. S. B ., Claire—Walter Becker.
of Muerter. • i Marie Tournon. -
ONE LOT OF USED CASING
361 Feet of 1212-inch, 50 Itys.
767 Feet of 10-inch, 40 lbs
1,001 .Feet of .-inch, 28 Ibs.
Located at Lindsay, Texas
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tained the Senior class at the
school with a party in her home
Wednesday evening. Games were
conducted by the hostess and re-
freshments of punch and cookies
were served to Emma Jene
Knight, Levern Lovelady, Leona
Slagle, Johnnie B. Little, Frank
Sherrill, JJ A. and Harry Wylie,
Mauris Lucas, J. E. Grey.
Dweight McKinney and R. B.
Hodge.
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Tonic kills th germs {solutely reliable and harmless. Es-
or Malaria and corrects Eilliouness pecially good for children as it is
and corstipation Give yourself a not bad to take, but very effective,
rhance to fee! full
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they hate to have chills to have 1 cording to
Malaria: Thes are far wrong as in not feel lots better your druggist is
many enses the germs of .Malaria ! authorized* to refund your money
are carried in the system for years t without quibble or question. I could
Sefore’,chills appear, xash’oc. * L. ‘not make a fairer offer." For sale
Tonie is a body buildci and fortifies j in Gairresville by Goodrich Dru8
nysirm against disease. Nash’s |Store. -
No matter whether you want Oxfords, Roman Sandals, or
Walter.
Madame Madeleine Lunelle —;
Marie Hoenig.
Pierre, Villemauer, lawyer (old)
-Jakie Horn.
proved ,the scientist said, that
TO STUDY EARTHQUAKES
ODESSA, U. S. S. R. (AP).A
gravimetric survey of the Black;
Sea 4o determine the cause of
i earthquakes in the Crimea has
J been completed by seismologists
using a submarine as their base
of operations.
Und er water measurements
READ NASH’# GI ARANTEF
Bewar of Spring Fever. Some
people cail-it plain laziness. They
do not know that your draggy lazy
feeling is caused by Malaria Germs
furking in your system.- Malaria
causes many troubles and plays
havoc with the human body. Consti-
pation and , Ehliousness are close
kin to that dreaded Malaria and
BULCHER, April 1.—Mrs. E. F.
Pickett gave a shower Friday aft-
ernoon in honor of Mrs. Cecil
Welch of Hays, a recent bride.
Mrs Welch was The former Miss
Ola Tucker. She received many
gifts. Cake, orangeade and lemon-
ade were served to the following
guests: Mmes. Earl Robison, D. O.
Robison, Leslie Robison. R. L.
Dennis, Eari Tennis, Jeff Den-
nis, Calvin Dennis, Jess Shields,
Harold Pembroke, Charlie Morris,
S. H. Pond, Willie Pond, Lucian
Morris, Asberry Bridges, R. R.
Tucker, • Rubert Thompson, R. D.
Morris and Misses Jessie Florence
Dennis, Mary Ruth Thompson, Le-
ona Bridges, Leona Thompson,
Oma Brewer, Gladys Tucker, Eu-
nice Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Pickett and family and the hon-
orees, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Welch.
A surprise birthday dinner was
given Sunday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Asberry Bridges, honor-
you are likely
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Gainesville’s Modern Department Store
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ily. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilburn
and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Pickett! and family, Mr. and Mrs.
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as a tonic will build the red cor-
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klly long and severe ll means that
Lou probably stayrd inside too
uch, took, little exercise, ate dry
foods and neglected Natures calls.
Maybe’you have had a cold or pos-
ibly a spell of influenza. Under
these conditions a body gets clogged
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