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I
TRE DENTO.N RECORD.CHRONICLE
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, NEVER BEFORE
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Hormel To Mi
Briefs - Personals - Births - Hospital Notes
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MARK LOCKHART
will
Ore Dr. Omos O. Shaw, treasurer
Henry Bradford, secretary and A,
ayer
S. Johnson, lodge deputy.
Survivors are her husband, W,
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, Mrs. Jack
N. M. Md
— ALSO —
PEACE
HOUSTON, Tex. U—Fire Chief
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woman in order to relieve himself
wood; Mrs. Jack Carland and
of the cares of financing his cru-
baby. Sanger; Mrs. Larue Cox,
the
lemon
America.
1225 Wilson; Dallas Talley, Lewis-
-
to the needs
was a gift
. became chief in IMS.
CITES PARADOX
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MARKETS
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In 1895. He was a member of the
Road
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EGAN WYNTER - MITCHELL
NOW SHOWING for 6 DAYS
First Showing
284
In Nrth
Texas!
South on Ft. Werth Hiway
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All this before ti
of the Eastern
Brockett, master of works; Terrill
Wheeler, master-at-arms; Kenneth
McMahan. iner guard and J. D.
FRIDAY end SATURDAY
Starts 6:30 and 9:45
on the
beach
for the
exercise
2
the bomb-mi
and put tor
A Bonus Package
of Laughs end Store
/ stumbled
7 on the
truth... bur
huiband
was a
13.000
while I
rch of Christ
Denton IOOF
Briscoe Of Moriarit
nine grandchildren.
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it,
Hernar.
Some Lew
Admission
Flag Bonus
Coupons
the blase. The badge
■om friends after he
Fire Chief b
Heaviest Loser
SUSPENSE
MD
ville; Miss Diane Williams, 1107
Broadway.
* ELM STREET HOSPITAL
Dismissed: Joe Hardaway, 702
Emory; Mrs. Gladys Hout, 303
Pierce; Mrs. Loyd Rogers, 311
Collins; Mrs. Ines Elmore. Pilot
Point
FREE
in the rank of Knight was announc-
ed for the next meeting by Porter
Brockett, master of works.
Services Pending
For Mrs. Felps
.......
NOW
SHOWING
of his plan,
interested
C. Felps; a son, Arthur Felps of
Gainesville; - “" 5-
the
EXPLANATIONS DOWN
L FRICTION is better than
FRACTION. Friction is a form of
reduction in which objects are
reduced when rubbed together.
Friction in machines can take
. NOW THRU SAT. ,
Kirk Douglas
Silvana Mengene
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although it may be small, still will
not be overlooked.
2. REVERIE is better than RE-
VERSE. A reverie or daydream
Charles Harvey Gray, 8
Dallas, a former resident of
- ion, died early today in Flow Me-
morial Hospital. He was a rotirod
Mr. Gray.
County, Mo., we wusi -vu.
UN. and came to Denton County
n w
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Installing officers were: A. B.
Johnson, grand chancellov; Wilford
Piearce, prelate; John Sublett.
It should take a publicity man to
create the stir, and a good the-
■ should know how
farmer.
Funeral service* SorsMr
2
; Civte Buy & ws Banday
, at 2 p.m. at theTSCW Demon.
htemibe 27
-.-0e.kom- '■
____the star. The stir may
be created by the contents of the
"WE’RE NOT
MARRIED"
With
Gingey Rogers
The Social security tmdarmdatlon
meeting for Sanger area farmers
wil be held at l pm. Saturday at
Sanger High School. it was an-
1 slaughter
14,00-71,00;
gensen of Arlington and R. M. Bos-
well of Kennedy.
TODAY’S POULTRY
AUSTIN (AP) — Poultry steady.
South Texas unchanged to 1 cent
lower, 2%-3 lb 10. last Texas 18-20,
heavies 17. Waco 10. Corsicana 00.
Charles H. Gray
Dies In Denton
Continued From Pays 1
people tan. or soar the grasa, etc.,
inducing a brownish color. Dun
is already a brownish color, but
could not induce such a color in
other things.
It. OAR is better than TAR.
oar. The word find indicates that
Bell County
Farmer Honored
sphere-of his influence and
to Central and South /
Continued From Page 1
is bursting with plans for the fu-
ture. which include running for
Denton Knights Of Pythias
Install Officers For 1956
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stroyed was salvage from the
previous fires. But„Lobue lost
Ehgmogughenuenusan“o"nd
writer of the play.
sailor.
ALL CHILDRIN
Whe come to HH
CAMPUS
SATURDAY MORNING
KIDOU SHOW
Braised as
n Owens, grand inner guard; Roy
C. Phipps, grand outer guard.
Following the installation ritual-
istic work was held with Jack Van-
derhoff of Denton receiving the
L
ee
the Woods at • a.m. Sunday. Mar-
ion Jones will present the organ
prelude and Martha ‘Bickley
give the call to worship. Pri, I
will be offered by Wynne Lou Ok-
man and Jane Baker will read the
axripture. The devotional will be
given by Katy Gossett, Betty Aday
wu give the benediction and Nina
Calvert and Beverly Brady will be
Lodge, Ns. N.
Surviyors are three sons, Harve
Gray of Denton, William E. Gray
of Dallas and John A. Gray of
■Sweetwater; a daughter, Mre.
Charle E. Ewing of Denton; eight
grandchildren and stx Eeaload
TOO LATI TO CLASSIFY
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Denton Knights of Pythias was
held Thursday night with Mark T.
Lockhart heading the group as
chancellor ommander. Lockhart is
a Denton insurance man and is
a member of the Optismist Club.
He to a member of the Church of
Christ and resides at 200 Stroud.
2.
CARTOONS
2
as Soil Conservation District Su-
pervisors closed a three-day ses:
sion today after honoring a Bell
County blackland farmer.
V. C. Marshall. TV, known to
thousands as the “father of Texas
soil conservation districts," was
honored at a banquet last night.
More than 600 farmers and ranch-
men joined Marshall’s wife and
eight sons in paying tribute to him.
The supervisors renamed John
Royal of Menard as president
Tyler was selected for the 1N7
convention.
Other officers installed were:
Jim McMahan, vice chancellor;
Cut Flowers
Pot Plants
If Yaw Cato Enough
CALL " """
Linwood Roberson
FLORIST
501w.Hickory c-2561
1 M-e" _
424 Stroud, will be in Fort Worth
, a native of Jackson
t„ was born Fob. N.
ion"mm mmmwl
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auGi"
___d-Hamlett Chapel
with burial in the IOOF Cemetery.
Boyd D. Fannin of the Garland
steady to M higher,
woola lambs 18.05.
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Marilyn Munroe
David Wayne
Foul Douglas
Mitzi Gaynor
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Ummmomgammeeeoumumpmpmmuom
• wtbr idnep Nleckmer* Prodveed, Direded and Written for the Screen by PHLIP DUNNE
this weekend to attend the conven-
tion of the International Extermi-
nator Co.
racw local students will sponsor
the service in the Little Chapel in
wes-men-u•M $
-rm
— AND —
Sters 8:10
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Alton Griffin, Lewisville, medica;
Mrs. Cecil Jobe, Dallas, medical.
Dismissed: C. L. Brisco, Krum;
MT Gordon oAlsin&n ado Dahy,
Lewisville; Mm. B. J. Harris,
Lewisville; Mrs. B. A. Wynn, 1014
Panhandle: Mrs. E. L. Robbins,
Sycamore; Mm. Chester
Johnson and baby. Justin; Mrs.
Myrtle Henry,/5i N. Bradshaw;
Mm. Jack Hazelrigg, 301 Gates;
Mm. G. C. Graham. 604 Laurel-
resident of Stony, died about 6:30
a.m. today in a local rest home.
She had been ill about two years.
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TODAY’S LIYEBrQCK.
FORT WORTH (A-Cattle
steady; medium and good ■ —
yearings and halters t_________
common 11,00-18.50; fed calves
10,50-12.00: fat calves. 15.50-14.50;
common and medium 12,00-15.00,
12.00-50: shep
LUBBOCK U—The Assn, of Tex- grandvicg chancellorj,3.0. Pan-
-- - non, grand master-at-arms: Har-
A of Christ in
8. Ho will be a
oren of Denton.
MARK T. LOCKHART rank d esquire. Ritualistic work1727
Installation of officers of the
In
ULYSSES
: 1-1822 SERVICES .. .. ......
Mrs. Codie Dell Folpo, N, a
E 28 20th CENTU"-FOX presenls
THEVEWFRoM
Pompeys Head
Actually photographed in Amevice’s Southland ,
CINEMAScOP
COCOS by M UlXf • in sTEREOPMONIC SOUND
2
CARTOONS
2
Smith, outer guard. Other officers siryicenwee
Amr TW Awas d Rhaw 4roaenror. Hv4492 MMY4
ally and figuratively After the
reverie you may pick up where
left off, and continue your prog-
ress. A reverse, however, abandons
all progress.
4 STEWER is better than
SKEWER. A stewer, or cooking
pot, is most necessary in a kitch-
en. a good deal more so than a
skewer, or long Pin for roasting
meat. Many cooks got along with-
out a skewer. None can do with-
° *SNARL is better than SNARE.
Getting out of a. snare actually
requires help or strength, for a
trap is a thing or situation you
can't get out of easily, A snar is
a mew or tangle, and ingenuity
would help you untangle a literal
snarl or a figurative problem.
g. STAR is better than STIR.
■tel I, uh || ‘ ; ।_______ . ... .
■a ■ ■ । -
Town Topics
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too in such hidden places that
to extremely hard to find and
boM may be overlooked for long times.
A fraction involved in a reductton.
Joe Lobuo was the heaviest loser
Tuesday in a fire that swept
prenidentoni the Republican ticket ^t^tlm^^o^onEi’oSnere
next election, marrying a rich said their loss was not great he-
cause most of the material de-
nounced today by Leon Osborne,
president of the newly organized
Sanger Farmers Union, sponsor of
the program. A Social Security of-
ficial from Dallas will be present
to answer questions and show farm
owners and operators how to fill
out the forms. Osborne said.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Flow Memorial Hospilal
Admitted: C. L. Brisco, Krum,
accident; Mrs. William Holloway.
Justin, medical; Mrs. Travis Dun-
can. 917 Carroll, medical; Master
Tommy Duesman, Pilot Point, ac-
cident; Mrs. Ray W. Corbin,
Krum, surgical; Miss Florence
Tindle, 1108 Egan, medical; Mrs.
H. L. Beech, Oil Welch, accident;
Mrs. Bullock Hyder, INO W. Syc-
amore, surgical; Earl Hilton,
Route 2, medical; Mrs. H. H. Far-
row. Lake Dallas. medical; Mrs.
8, REVIVAL to better than RE-
VISAL. Revival to merely tBO re-
exhibition of a work that is real-
ly of the past, and such a work
may look or seem ridiculous in
the light of modern ideas and
techniques. A revisal to made for
the purpose of rescuing the basic
value of a work, old or now. If
it is old, then revisal brings it
up to date; this is an advantage,
of course. /
1#.- MAST is bettor than MART
or MALT. Malt can be dismissed
as irrelevant. A dependable mart
would be nice, but if not dependa-
ble. there are usually other marts
or markets to be patronized. A
to the militan
- vau eatheredupohurjttrap. 2856, *962203200-20
book and presented the Record- ateady to so higher, 16.00-18.00;
Chronicle a free, autographed copy
of his plan, he urged that persons
( interested in- his world peace
movement write him in Wheaton,
piopmendnc-aa2"Pnvtmesom”
rkmBHDAprtment,smalbed-
.room,
trance. Adulta. Bins pald, 937 so
-776, 420 Pearl.
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. Ths West’s Most Desperate Outlaws
.Thundering, Plundering under the Black Flag
‘ Mrs, Felps, a native of Ken-
tucky, was married to W. C. Felps
, in Denton County in 1904. She was
a member of the Methodist Church.
____ - _____________ths safety of a ship may
can interrupt progress both liter- on a dependable mast.
I RAW MOLENCEI
‘SMBK,
DROR OF
l -
L e=
ATED, two unus-
. ■ rock houses,
___ vedecoreted, besutifui
1,80; 80S. Adut pretsma.
-I, c-ms.
garage apart-
boys; oontae 801
Woman Killed
SNYDER u-Mra. Ruth Nichols,
53, was shot to death in the front
yard of her home bore last night.
Dist. Atty. Renol Reason ques-
tioned a mao. 41
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h-d-e
ubeli
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Bob Drennan. prelate; Porter
Five vice presidents named — -2 — - -
Gray uu -arue -ox, were F. L. Martin of Pittsburg; sadefor peacet and
_ Roanoke: Mn, Shirley Ann Brown, George Temlineon < DelRlo,W.
- - h--- m-- C. Howard of Quanah, Walter Jor-
ffect the strategy before-
ft results in a major do.
n the defect must be re-
____even though the defeat re-
quires a change in strategy.
pending at Jack
Funeral Home.
Speiol prizes will be
ewegded the most
vepresentative
JR. LONE RANCIRS
j,
gy. If only for the fact that toss
of strength would dictate such a
change. A major defect, i known,
and ft would most likely be known,
would " -
hand.
If elected to the office of chief ’
executive, Falk plans to do away
with what he terms a paradox he
haa spotted in Washington: “Ei-
senhower advocates world peace," 1
Ism Aawnlana. •lama evh bam Am akA
ne COIPAOG, ana yet ne m Ihe
commander in chief of the Army
and Navyi" “When Pm elected,
Il leave the armed forces and
CO-ED
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SANTA MONICA. Calif. ABen
F. Hormel, 71, retired meatpack-
J ereuttve, and Mrs. Wilma
Thompson Burnham. N, a widow.
4 rt be married Saturday.
I Outbosrti motor, xMum
del. Almost new, 8 hour
), 14QT Margie,
gtudoat. mils. Amount
--PLUS-- ------- TODAY
CARTOON. dPSnmapse5 and
NEWS "Me"" SATURDAY
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AD AND WHAT KIND OF-
DPLEARE THESE!^
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Bogan, Allen. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 146, Ed. 1 Friday, January 20, 1956, newspaper, January 20, 1956; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1449926/m1/2/: accessed June 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.