Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 71, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 24, 1956 Page: 12 of 16
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For a nominal charge,
have these important
services performed!
Check vent draft
Check automatic controls
Oil fans and motors
Check filters
Services 1, 2. 3 and 4 need to
be performed.
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Proper service and maintenance for your gas heating equipment
means the maximum in efficient, economical operation. Now is
the time to have your heating equipment checked — assure your*
self of trouble-free operation for year after year of heating comfort!
Mrs. Leonard Knox entertained
the Justin Idle-Awhile Club in the
Drop Club House recently.
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FOR CENTRAL
HEATING SYSTEMS
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Denton Record-Chronicle, 367, W,
Adams street, Chicago e, Iliinola.
Couple** Class
Has Wiener Roast
Drop Area
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Special to the Record-Chronicle
roast in McKinney Park
Forty-five persons were present
for the outing.
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yarn for the
Call your Heating
Service Dealer or
Lone Star Gas Co.
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CARAMELS 35*
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school quartet
the Rev. Dun-
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mer dub members.
Mrs. Chester 0. Strickland «-
! Dirksen Vies
With Stengel
In Illinois
Forum Department and
of the Modern Arts Depart-
Free Delivery ervice
From - 8 A.M. Until 9 P.M.
Ks DRUG STORE, W side Ha c-2565
Es PHARMACY, No. Ba 533 S. Locust, c-2300
KB PHARMACY, Ne. 2 412 Normal, C-6912
ports and against the 90 per cent
props in March. In the Illinois pri-
mary the following month he was
to a virtual tie for second place
in the number of ballots gathered
by Republican candidates down-
state, where the farmers vote.
President Eisenhower was the top
vote puller.
_______Mrs. A. E. Mackey announc-
ed that books have been placed in
acter or even the chatty theories
that Mom discussed on the buying
selection and preparation of foods
that enlightened daughter’s world.
There are many books on set-
ting tablesi-etiquette and hostes-
sing that WiW serve daughter well,
however. It’ll just take her longer
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Mr. and Mrs. George Holland of
Nashville, Tenn., have returned to
their home after spending their va-
cation here with friends and rela-
tives.
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Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Galbreath were Mr and Mrs
Perman Galbreath, their son and
daughter of Fort Worth and Aquil-
la Britt, who is stationed with the
Air Force at Waco,
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CREOMULSION
BRINGS SPECTACULAR
RELIEF .
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Mrs Eli P Cox Sr. gave the in-
vocation and Mrs . L. I. Samuel
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OPEN SUNDAY
STORE HOURS:
5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily
Services 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 need
to be performed. .
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Neestsary repair parts and materials
not included in service charge.
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three new members, Mrs. L. J.
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In the Woman’s Building. ,
Miss Ruth Priddy, president,
presided for the business session -
and reported on last spring’s state .
convention of the Texas Feders-
MEATS
SELECTED QUALITY
TOM SWEATMAN —-Mkt. Mgr.
Ing and I'm shocked that I know
nothing about table etiquette”
writes an 18yearold girl who
adds that she knows very little
Special Formula Creomul-
Sion Cough Syrup for Chil-
dren relieyes Coughs due
to colds right now, with-
out narcotics or antihista-
mines, stops tickle —pro-
motes sleep - tastes good
too. Get—
CREOMULSION
FOR CHILDREN
nerali.
During
Mrs. Dick
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Memorial Chapel
is Dedicated
FRISCO (Special)—Msry Button
Young Memorial Chapel was ded-
icated Sunday afternoon in Zion
Cemetry with the Rev. Philip W.
Walker of Sherman giving the ser-
mon.
The Rev. Joe M. Funk of Den-
ton gave the Scripture reading. A
quartet, compose dof the Rev. Ed-
gar Huffstutler, Truett Smith, Car- J
ter Yoder and J. R. Gray, pre-
sented the music.
Guests were present from about
ten cities and Frisco.
fingers.
Break bread in small pieces be-
fore buttering it. Never butter a
whole roll or slice of bread at one
time.
Do not push your plate away
from you when you’ve finished
eating. Leave it where it was
placed by the hostess.
If ihvited to Mt more do not
reply by saying ’I’m full” or
“I’m stuffed” or use some other
tog in the era of lap trays and
snack tables to the goodness. wis-
dom and joy that their parents
reaped at the old-fashioned dinner
table.
Grace • before meals, cleanli-
ness inspection and table man-
ners ware basic fare, contributing
to the advancement of the next
generation You can't find it in
three easy lessons. -
Parents are likely react with
CELERYStalk ..., 10*
"SUGARINE
CHICAGO (fl - Republican Sen.
Everett Dirksen started his bid
for re-election with the advantage
of being known in ovary county in
Illinois.
Democratic Richard Stengel,
who to trying to unseat him, has
visited every county to a thor-
ough-golng effort to make him-
b
Mrs. W. H. Cope and Mrs. Cur-
tis Blase visited Mr. and Mrs. A.
C. Sits in Cross Roads recently.
Mr and Mrs. Steve Judgkins
visited relatives in Ponder Sun-
day.
rhendments to be vot-
Nov. 6 election.
rs to mail their
to persons over-
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can. •
C. D. Boswell led in group sing-
ing. ,
Also the Frisco P-TA sponsored
a barbecue under the direction of
Mrs. Morris Morgan.
table.
- Avoid using your knife and fork
noisily.- stirring coffee noisily
chewing with the mouth open or
talking with the mouth full of
food.
Eat cake with a fork.
Remove spoons from cups and
glasses before drinking the liquid.
Remove olive pits, bones and
seeds from the mouth in an in-
conspicuous way with the fingers,
and place on the side of your
plate. Do not spit them into the
plate or on to a spoon.
Chicken may be eaten with the
fingers, but the hostess is ex-
pected to serve fingerbowls so
that napkins are not stained in
messy fashion.
Gravy may be sopped up from
your plate if small pieces of bread
HINDQUARTERS ROUND
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a booming criticism when a young
sa2ze ■ - —- -
young moderns have not had table
advantage — pearls of wis-
dom that drop from a grandpa’s
lips, the harvest of admonitions
from Dad that sculpted out char-
With Mrs. Griffin
FRISCO (Special) The LLL
Class of the First Baptist Church
met with Mrs. Jonnie Griffin re-
cently. •
Mrs. Billy Joe Pearson gave the
devotional and Mrs. Robert Cobb
had charge of the diversions.
Fall flowers were used through-
out the home. Mrs. W. F. Corbell
and Mrs. T. P. Riley were co-
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was program chairman. The Liter-
ature Department was hostess with
Mrs. C. A. Scott, as chairman of
the committee. Fall decorations
were used throughout the Wom-
an‘s Building.
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Flaherty, Bill Smith and Robert
Communities Have
Get-Together
FRISCO (Special) - Approxi-
mately 500 attended the fellowship
get-together of the Frisco and Lt-
tie Elm communities last week.
A program of local talent was
Members of the Women's
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ugly phraseology. Instead say
ALCOHOL Pint Bottle .....
POST TOASTIES
Use the side of your knife or
nere are mauy guuu uwm wu a small toast 2fyouNever
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OXYDOL Giant Sisa Box ..
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Witt and
daughters, Linda and Marilyn, of
Grand Junction, Colo., visited his
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Hubert Witt
CARNATION OR PET
MILK 24. 254
t about homemaking either. "How,"
I , she asks, "may I learn quickly?’’
Mrs. B. Mullins spent the week
with her son in Dallas.
Visitors in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Redfearn were Frank
McDoll of Amarillorand Mr. snd
Mrs Howard Redfearn of Fort
Worth.
Mr. and Mrs.c,T Frailer and
daughters of Bard. N M visited
her sister, Mrs. Edwin Jones
the Denton County Library as
to do what should come naturally.
It’ll take a ten meals to break
bad table manners as any girl will
find out
Hore are some fundamental
rules that may help out in the
mean time .
WONDER RICE ..
EVEBT Uttio gin win toon thta
ute-atze doll
Pglama CM
No 1304 is tai one atze, to inches.
Doll, 1 VO yards ofab-inch; paja-
FRISCO (Special) — The Cou-
ples Class of the First Methodist
Church recently held a wiener
aaoph prmenoedsh and Mrs. James F. Webb, for-
Ead959 end Lew C—. Otet
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CRACKER JACK POP ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Don Neely snd
family of Formers Branch and
Mrs. M. A. Neely of Drop visited
relatives in Nocona recently.
Mrs. Lawson Peterson snd
daughter, Janice, visited in Pon-
der Sunday.
OLEO Churn Cold, 2 Lbs.
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THI DENTON BICOID■CHKOKICII ----
Woman’s Shakespeare Club
Studies Texas Federation
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tion of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. C.
L. Oliver explained the legislative
resolutions passed by the TFWC.
Mrs. J. A. Roxe summarized the
banquet activities and the presi-
dent’s speech and Mrs. H. 0.
Harris spoke on "Growth Through
Federation.”
Mrs. Howard Dill, accompanied
by Mrs. William B. Rogers, sang
‘ Mountains” by Rasbach and
“Come Love With Me" by Car-
GROCERY fir MARKET
SHOULDER PORK
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memorials to Mrs. A. B. Tyson
s Os. Box ..... 125
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AND REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS
UNITED FINANCE CO.
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Lane
STEAKS T-Bone, Sirloin, Ideal For Broiling, Lb. .
FLOUR Kimball's Boot, 5 Lb. Bag .............
COFFEE Breakfast Cup, Lb. Can...........
whcti vi Wad. P.M., Thun., Fri., Sat-
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self known.
But the difference in the degree
of being known at the start of the
campaign is only one of the many
points of contrast
They conflict, of course. in opin-
ion about the outcome
Dirksen strategists figure be
will win by about the same margin
as in 1050. He whipped Sen. Scott
Lucas then by 294.394 votes.
Stengel headquarters say their
man will have deficit of no more
than 75,000 in traditionally Repub-
lican downstate, and pick up all
the votes he needs to win the elec-
tion in normally Democratic Chi-
cago.
POLL RESULTS
Early returns in an Illinois'poll
conducted by the Chicago Sun-
times. which endorsed Stengel,
put Stengel ahead in Chicago and
. Dirksen out in front in the sub-
urban and downstate territory.
Over-all. Dirksen had 52.02 per
cent and Stengel 47.08 per cent in
the Monday tabulations.
- Stengel, backed by the AFL-CIO
favor* amendment of the Taft-
-aHartley Act. He to for farm price
supports af90 per cent of parity.
Dirksen voted for flexible sup-
ports at 90 per cent of parity
Dirksen voted for flexible sup-
SIMPLE SIMON FROZEN FRUIT
PIES......, k 39*
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News From
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Spring Hill
By MM. BEUNA CADDELI
Booss* Chreuisto Correspondent
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