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WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBEK 30, 1
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How’s Your Health
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Morrow
The elub was orga
easy grace. But before he went. he
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cially strenuous physical effort, was a factor in
"Well. you’re crazy if you do/’
“You het. And wooings, and a and she said:
in a position to see what's going
erein.
“That you, for doing what yot
hall a little stiffly. There was a
OUT OF TOUCH
Contemporary Thought
Wose
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a
crats who now find themselves unable to
enan
weighed as indicative of a brand of thought
STITCH IN TIME
It continues the'
“No congressman enjoys a higher meas-
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h Denton str
hopelessly
a Sixth avenue steak. That's what
he is a well-known guy.
In Other Days
8
Ma-
42 YEARS AGO
(From the files of the Daily
treatment has been returned to
Not satisfied with the powers conferred
as
means of rescuing the country from
a
eco-
be
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Smile Awhile
"Why,” he exclaimed, “your hands are covered
Late Deaths
self, must be unaware of his feeling
Per Request
A
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Word of God
Legal Records I
aes.
Little but loud—the Want Ads.
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McArdle Is Home
From Trip Abroad
Man’s Crutches
Buried With Hi
Dees, daughter of Mr. and Mrs?
i Roy Dees, who has been in Gaines-
face’ ...”
"I think, darling, that you are on
no uncertain terms;
“A little lemon?” as
to the presentation to the committee of such a
report' as would not be inconsistent with the
SINCERE ALARM IS THEIR
REASON FOR CHANGING
of Texas before the American Bar Associa-
tion is seen a strikingly clear exposition of
the views and course of many a Democrat
Texas Progress
To a better appreclation
Street Christian church. Patrick
Henry of Fort Worth, state secre-
tary. will be here to conduct it.
Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock,
an institute will be held at Dixon
everybody thinks. But he is really
a sentimentalist and this summer
he picked up 25 kids off the street
Opens Session
Here Ti esday
“Elders and deacons of the church,
officers and teachers of the Sun- 1
dav school and leaders of all or-
ganizations in the church are ex-
EX-GAINESVILLE
GIRL TO MOVIES?
NAMES IS NAMES
BIG BEND PARK
FOOTBALL TAKES
THE SPOTLIGHT
and Miss Annie Hume, Houston.
Mrs. Lucian Carroll of Houston
was re-elected president and Mrs.
J. R. LeBlanc of Waco was chosen
recording secretary. Their terms,
are for three years, the'organiza-
tion having changed its tenure of
office from two to three years.
which is on the uptrend,
discussion:
Marriage Licenses
G. Manuel, 52, city, and Mary
D’avis, colored, 41, city.
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corking story behind that sme
Do you know what it is?
There's an elevator operator
diately.
She
Horse—
“Go
EYE TROUBLE seemed to be
bothering Robert Taylor. Holly-
wood actor, as he appeared in
London wearing "cheaters.” He
injured his right eye.
THE REGISTER PRINTING COMPANY (INC.
FTBLISHERS, GAINESVILLE. .COOKE CO.. TEXAI
Mr. and Mrs. John Maupin, Jr.,
who have been on a trip to France
this summer are expected to re-
turn home soon. .
What top flight illustrator used
to pipe the pipe organ .in a Chi-
to make it a little tough for ya
because you Broadway reporta
are supposed to get -around al
know what goes on.
made a tour of England during his
stay abroad. He did not visit the
European mainland: •
He returns much improved ih
health and reports a most enjoy-
able trip.
as Fli
heane
ning
Texas Power
& Light Co.
“YOUR ELECTRIC
SERVANT"
now face.
“According to Chairman Sumners:
canned during the day.
Lovell Bowls, representative of
the boy’s poultry club, has return-
openness.
Some nights when she lay sleep-
ess from thinking about it, she
r ‘
Promptness
The chap had stayed at the hotel for months
braska's only dog with a fishing
and hunting license, is entitled to
his quota of five pheasants.
To qualify, Beal says, his dog
prohably will, have to carry his
own bag of birds.
.5
’ $:3
did, David’
But he only said: “Oh, Nina ..."
and turned awav. abruptly.
She watched him walk down the
its ccurrence since the disease is common in all
strata of society.”
Another mistaken notion was that exercise, espe-
committed myself!”
“I said ‘maybe,’‘didn't I?”
“But certainly more kisses."
“I said ‘you bet,’ didn't I?”
preside I
he Lit es
magnifying glass.” Don’t you really think I’m more
“David, you agreed that I hadn't
_,-g- , A foreman in a certain factory is in the habit
th o those words will of getting an apprentice to heat his lunch for him.
ely entitled to the
dispatches credited
—-—t
feet the “upper classes," especially professional men,
has been deflated.
Three physicians of Mt. Sinai hospital. New York
—Drs. Master, Dack and Jaffe—studied 522 cases of
this disease and recently issued a report which shows
up many widely current misconceptions of this con-
dition. Their report covers the factors and events
associated with the onset of coronary artery throm-
bosis.
This condition accounts for a large number of the
“sudden death from heart disease” cases. The under-
lying cause of coronary thrombosis is coronary
schlerosis, which is hardening of the coronary artery
with consequent narrowing of this vessel and the
slowing up and lessening of the blood flow through
it.
really need a vacation if you dug
out all the stories that are lying
around and crying to be written.'
The boy gazed at him in amazement.
“You told me to eat it up, and I ate it.”
“I didn’t tell you to heat it up,” roared the fore-
man. “I told you to ’eat it up.”
“Well, I didn’t heat it up,”, maintained the young-
ster, stoutly: “I ate it cold.”—Pathfinder.
without paying his bill. Finally he received a note I
from the management.
and thinks he's getting along fine.
It takes an outsider to come along
i and tell him how much he's really
' lost." • ■ \
sarily. Don't you know the way it
is when a person's getting bald?
He sees it and tends it every day.
What is the Five and Ten club?
Jack Dempsey belongs to it. A
lot of famous people are members.
: You'd really have something there'
Register, October 20, 1922.)
Alvin M. Owsley, former Denton
young man, has been elected com-
mander of the American Legion
at the National convention which
is in session in New Orleans. He
is a son of Col. and Mrs. A. C.
Owsley of Denton, and well known
to many local people.
A beef canning demonstration
gut of the ear)
SCOTTSBLUFF, Neb.—Howard cago theater ... He doesn’t play
Odell, Lisco, Neb., farmer, took no the organ any more, but you see
chances of being robbed when he his pictures on the covers of Col-
CORONARY THROMBOSIS
IE idea that coronary thrombosis (the lodging
of a clot in the coronary artery which feeds
blood to the heart muscle proper) is likely to af-
“Dear Mr. Doak,” the missive read, “kindly send
amount of your bill immediately.”
So the chap sat down and wrote the following
reply:
“Dear Sir: The amount of my bill is two hundred
dollars. Yours truly, John Doak.”
In case of errors or omissions occurring in local or
other advertisements or of omissions of scheduled
fate, the publishers do not hold themselves liable for
damages further than the amount received by them
for sueb advertisements.
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Chairman Sumners against the new deal in
these latter days.”
Literar]
But don’t ask me to write them.
I’ve got troubles of my own. I'm
too busy trying to find somebody,
to pinch hit for me while I go off
on a vacation.
IN THE grave words of the Kansas City ad-
I dress of Congressman Hatton W. Sumners
out of her head about him. (hat not. neither do they reap, nor
she has reverted to her schooldays, gtather into barns: yet your heav-
11 haven’t seen such fawning over a enly Father feedeth them. Are ye
man since I made a fool of myself not much ebtter than they?—
falling in love with my biology Matthew 6:26.
professor ... I fell out of love with
the first mee
Department C
the new sessi
of. Tuesday
home of Mis
809 North Di:
GAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER, GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.
gee of the University of Nebraska ;
campus police force, is a man who
likes a frank answer to a frank
question. *
Last Saturday at the very wet
sometime before she recovers.
Member School
Board Resigns
she said, in
eri with the query:
"What is your name?”
Said the doleful gentleman:
"My name is Mudd.”
And he proved it.
Institute for
Christian Church
FLASHES
OF LIFE
chromium plated tubes and sil-
vered leather. There were black
satin hangings and black glass
tables, and everything that wasn’t
black or silver was green. Defi-
nitely green . . . You had to be
careful what you gave Aunt Car-
-
$
, a nephe
ade by
yesterdf
visited here. He looped a piece of lier’s and other magazines.
thread around his wallet and tied One of the loveliest dancers in
the end to his belt.
New York was once
little cross of white court-plaster
where the blood had trickled out
from his temple.
For some reason, Nina’s eyes
fil’ed with tears.
One of Those Scenes?
Cnney. He i
the Gainesvill
employed at "
. Following t
Mrs. John S
honor of the
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NAMES IS NAMES -GEORGE
BROWN is a McKinney lawyer . .
HARRY MYERS is manager of
Wichita Valley Farms at Wichita
Falls. . . . MISS MARY DAVIS
of Dallas, was a bridesmaid at a
recent wedding in that city . . .
W. C. BROWN is North Texas dis-
} trict' engineer for the M, K. T.
chosen to fill the vacancy.
Mr. Perryman and his family
Chapter 15
HORSEFACE’S ADVICE
AVID left that night before
I dinner, refusing Hester’s offer
of further hospitality with an
bit of a breathing spell.”
It ceased to be funny—imme-
—deliberately. It made him a nicer
person. It made her feel like a
nicer person ... if anything could,
these days.
But Carrie was saying something
that startled her.
tEhe Associated Press is exclusivel;
dse for republication of all news ____________
to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and
lb local news appearing n<
Feeling the thread jerk. he ■ crippled. There is a guy on Broad- -
called for police. They seized two, way whose heart is as tough as”
study this year in the prosri
tae November and January m
ings to be deviated to a revie •
“The Nile” by Stefan Zweig
Mmes B. F .Mitchell and Gil
who more recentlyhas con e to view certain then appear that anyone had undertaken to ten the
phases of the administration course with ex- Army engineers what judgments they might and
The wide open spaces and the seeming of security change
call loudly for the greatest possible speed. And oc- went on. ‘_____ : di...:.
. .. — . - casionally death is waiting gleefully just beyond the what's the trouble. You
nomic rum, bureaucracy is pressing insatiab- brow of the hill.
ly and remorselessly for even more power.
Out of the very means taken to preserve a
nation there has evolved the greatest danger
that fre government and free institutions
The Divine Caretaker: Behold
times paid. The time of all times to stay on our own a miracle that everyone hadn't no-
side of the road is when. we are approaching the ticed . .
TLe brow of a hill.—Daily Oklahoman.
must have had a great many
rd Be Lost'
Mrs. Van Alystyne's mild, hu-
ville for several days for medical I
treatment has been returned tor
her home here. She is still in a*’
him, incidentally, when he practi- 1
cally drooled at the mouth with de-
light over a juicy ox eye ... but
that is neither here nor there, is'
it?” is
But it certainly was. Good old ‘
juicy ox eye . . . Horseface was
evidently on the wrong track.
“It’s entirely to his credit, of t
George, you would
and muddy Oklahoma—Nebraska
Southern Dental Association football game. Officer Magee ap-
explained that the hay was needed
to pack around underground gaso-
line tanks to prevent . loss by
shrinkage in cold weather.
; course,” Carrie continued, “that
“That's because I was down at the station, seeing thought that her stepfather him-
my wife away,” replied the friend. self, must be unaware of his feeling
“But how does that affect your hands?” for her and some nights, particu- By the Associated Press
“I patted the engine.”—Weekly News (Auckland, larly when she was worn out with LORD ERNEST RUTHERFORD
, N. Z.) _ conflicting emotions, she thousht CAMBRIDGE, England.—Lord
.that he was being diabolically Ernest Rutherford, 66, one of the
| clever. You couldn’t pm anything world’s foremost phy
on him: if he took his coffee up to tor of Cambridge
her room in the morning, he an- famed Cavendish laboratory and
nounced it beforehand: when he NObel Prize for
kissed her, he kissed her in front i... i. an0
of Honey; if he was holding her chemistry in 1908.
hand when his wife came in, he , TAT ’ '
1 continued to hold it. WxM
All this could be interpreted in J , ’ ;■
two ways, and Nina, loving him, 56, president of a chain of mens
preferred to think that he was not clothing stores.
f the XLI cluh
on. It was an <
s Carolyn Mec
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CITY PROBLEM
DES MOINES, Iowa -The city and sent them to summer camp,
fathers scratched their head when at his own. expense., You,never
Des Moines’ municipal gas station heard about that, did you. Yet,a
put in a request for four bales of
hay. g
him
C. H MeGrer
of the request ni
before he diri
being ,
this
was held at the home of Mr. and
hysicists, direc-' Mrs. Saunders Vestal of the Hays
iniDersitV’s community under direction of Miss
5m- Bolton, county demonstration
agent, 200 pounds of beef was
Bonner were I
members of th
The hosted
ment plate to I
guest. Miss ■
flowers decora
HARO' P
J. T.
quoted him as sa ying
“Ive been on them so lm
tire I couldn’t climb the
stairs without them."
to opertate a string of tourist
camps on the west coast. I'll bet
you two seats on the aisle to any
show you can name you can’t tell
me who it is.
are moving to Shawnee, Okla., to :
reside.
You see,
W "" ge
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sleep, 14 per. cent while walking and 19 per cent
while indulging in rRoderate or mild activity. Only
2.1 per cent suffered an attack during unusual-or
severe exertion. )
“In view of the imporance usually attributed to
the role of strenuous exertion in the onset of coro-
nary artery thrombosis, the very low incidence of at-
tacks during such activity was surprising and
seemed to exclude exertion as a factor,” write the
doctors.
Furthermore, they found that excitement, eating
of food, infection, tobacco, alcohol, time of day and
' season of year have no significance.
All of which, leaving the menace of coronary
thrombosis still hanging over our heads, at least
gives us assurance that minor pleasures and vices
do not hasten or precipitate the dire event.
Tomorrow—Swollen Glands
negro. women on pickpocket
charges.
HOOD. Oct. 20. Oscar Perry-^^
man, who has been a member of s
the school board here. resigned
this week and John Fenley was “
CANT HAPPEN HERE, YOU KNOW In February, Aunt crrie < Hors -
TT was known months ago that the Board of Army face) Van Alystyne had a little
| Engineers was not completely in sympathy with talk/with Nina. She had sent for
who supported Mr. Roosevelt loyally during the efforts of congressional bill-drafters to put her, and they were having tea in
the opening yeafs Of his n d m inistmtinn but President Roosevelt’s program for the creation of her extremely moderns apart-
Ln. L;. ntb? hoc Am. + yieu, seven more TVAs in statutory form. But it did not ment. There were chairs made of
WACO. Oct. 20 (AP). — The
Galveston diocese of the National
Council of Catholic Women will
meet in Austin next year, it was
decided yesterday at the closing
session of this year's meeting.
' District chairmen named were
Mrs. F. A. Gerling of Austin; Mrs.
C: B. Boykin, Beaumont; Mes. G.
H. Gardner, Bryan; Miss Margaret
Pendarvis, Houston, and Mrs R. P.
■ Hallaron, Waco. Members at large
: chosen were Mrs. J. C. Guenther,
' LaGrange; Mrs. Ann.Kosh, Bryan;
Mrs. Charles Stubbs.' Galveston,
: You guys are supposed to
a nose for news. Well, a foi
"h.
picture star is running a butte
milk stand on the west,, side.,
haven’t noticed any of you inte
viewing her. The mate on one <
the big liners docking in Ne
York has a cork arm. He lost h
real one in the battle of Julian
during the war. On one of tJ
rocks in Central Park is ‘a crir
sem smear that won't wash awa
It isn’t paint, either. There’s
YORK._Wiliam J. Fox, ed from a two-day encampment at
the state fair in Dallas.
Nevertheless. I think I
Nina, a nice girl with flaxen Richard is the finished product he
hair, has fallen in love with her is. You and I both know that he
—- —------- , ‘ the wrong track. I mean, I think
managed a word atone with Nina. ; you’re mistaken. I mean I think
churches throughout the country,
reveal startling conditions that ex-
ist and present challenging objec-
tives our people should seek to at-
tain.” He assures a helpful and in-
spiring service for all who attend.
Catholic Women
Choose Austin
“Don’t I look absurd in this
place?” she had asked at her
housewarming ... and she did. But mother, but if I can persuade" her, The campaign is to obtain $1
then. Aunt Carrie looked a little to go away with me for a few [from 1,000,000 Texans for pur-
absurd. anyway, anywhere ... so weeks, I shall certainly do so. I'm ; chase of the land.
’ c-u-------- .sor ry we can’t see eye to eye about; • * •
She was a tall, thin woman, a this. Now let’s talk about some-’ FOCTBALL REALLY takes its
in all his nub- Bureau can order Army engineers to revise tHeir ittle older than Honey Sin ver hing else." Presently Nina left, place in the Gainesville picture this
in al.n1s pun- Bureau can order Army engineersi to revise their gave a thought to clothes usual- and in half an hour she was talking i week.
Miss Carolyn McClure a
Mrs. J. [I- Morrow
-Hostesses for Meeting
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A pavement of black and brown
rubber which was laid as an ex-
I periment in Moscow is said to be
I meeting the tests of heavy traf-
fic.
a if you went after it.
to | One of New York’s most pic-
Ne-1 turesque Irishmen left Broadway
amvana
By MARGARET CUON HERzOC 0 ' (
Old Pals
Two friends met in the street. One of them re-
marked on the dirty state of the other’s hands.
S
pected and urged to attend,” C. W.
Harrison, the pastor, states. “Mem-
bers and friends are cordially in-
vited.”
“These institutes,” said Mr. Har-
rison, “are being held in 3,500
, . i .r ii 1 sion) ‘woman to woman'.”
tration, Sumners declared that the first , AT THE hilltop Nina began to feel uneasy, but
months. Of Mr. Roosevelt were months of H Ew.hishway ventures involve a greater gamble she took a deep breath and said
real peril The economic stretire of the I with death than the reckless passing of a car she was ready.
Iem Per— -ne economic SiruClU re or me , near a hilltop. In a majority of cases the daring
country was prostrate. The situation was driver succeeds’in speeding past the other car with- ...
one that called imperatively for quick ac-lout mishap, but when he loses the gamble he ordi- hot, all over. “Get this char in hasn’t
tion and central authority. That central au- ’ narily loses for keeps. Usually when he meets your head first. Child. I think her We’li .
a speeding car on his side of the road at the hilltop marriage is a grand thing; buT just
home. 528 Nc
The guests attending the
Ming- and I reception in.
Messrs and Nesdames JarE
den, Cecil Burden, Raymond,
and Misses Janie Rogard 0
ton, Loree Rivoire, Audie Kl
Lois Hale, llaura Dunn.
Sausburn, Juanita Bailey, -
Bivin. and Mossrs Grady of
mman, Roger Dickerson, Gene
Charles Wamsley, Graydon:
land. Price Chesney and M
government of this country has passed into
the hands of a million people in its executive :
department in which only one man is elected.
The result of the rule by the million is that
we have rapidly changed our form of gov-
ernment while preserving its exterior ap-
pearance. We have changed from a repre-
sentative, popular control to a government with soot.”
by an executive department which the peo-
ple cannot control.'
J. N. McArdle, well known
Gainesville citizen, returned last
week from a three months' visit
with relatives and friends in Eng-
land.
Mr. McArdle visited his old
home, Liverpool, England, and
president’s message of June 3, 1937." _ ....
U we did not know that it can’t happen here it didn’tmake’ muchdifference.
.... c - .. -i - . . - we might suppose that it was happening here—or
ure o respect than the chairman Of the had already happened here, now that the Budget
hcvexpredsoins’chamrmtn’sumnersiscarerui. professtonai » ual: an hour - wasrtalking.
tn nia +h. eT+.em. er i ‛..+Linc • pabulum the committees of Congress shall Teed iadies hung on her and walking ah .u , 1 O. course, mere nave Deen ars‛
E-szsesea Emsse
lyemployed by alarmists to stir up the mul ’ since it can’t happen here, this incident must be ft heart flair for setting ! said anything about it, but Aunt the district schedule. Some of UH-
ttude- Both the character and the record dismissed as a mere blazing indiscretion, even' Today, he
of the mail' suggest that his Kansas City de- though to do so leaves one wondering just why the * duly serious.
liverance is worthy of respectful considera-! Budget Bureau should hawe the authority to rifle “Nina, my dear, this is going to
! on. than you?”
Carrie frowned. “Not neces-
reet, Witt
aring h
c the Mecca ca
y is a son of
s a former stud
e high school <
Samp Cross.
he wedding: M
pnor entertain
pridal couple a
Attendants, however, quickly
The New York researchers found that the "up: n
per classes” hold no monopoly on coronary throm- 11
bosis. Indeed, "occupation plays little or no part in ■ •
duties. .
in.1893 undet the .leader sb I
Mrs. J. D Leeper. For s
years it was domposed of only
one department, lter, orga:
tero others, music and Am' '
By BILLY ROSE
(Broadway’s Little Napolet
does a stint for George Tucke
A‛EW YORK So you are off <
I% a vacation, are you. Georg
and you want me to write a c
umn for you ?
Do you remember the m.ornir
we were going fishing and y
let me stand on the deal az
freeze from 3 to 7 a. m.‛ ’
Do you remember ln.it show
put on at the Old Hin and ti
nasty things you said about it
Do you remember the time ye
—but, we won't bring that u
After all, this is just good clea
fun.
THE NAME. PLEASE?
LINCOLN. Neb.—Officer
made no effort to disguise it, and (Copyright, 1937. Margaret Her-
she supposed that if anything had zog.:
pulled the wool over people’s - Tomorrow, Richard and Nina
Honey’s—eyes, it was his very dine alone, and then . . .
OR WEAR RED COAT
SCOTTBLUFF, Ne b—It’s
“ticklish technical question”
L. A. Beal whether Silk,
betrothal . . . and maybe a dia- though it were: “A little arsenic?”
mond-chip engagement ring, that ‘ “Aunt Carrie, dear, here’s the
you’ll actually Ite able to see ... if thing: you only see them at inter-
you look hard enough and use a vals. I‛m. with them all the time.
serious condition and it will
stepfather.
Richard, the charming, well- - women in love with him. Nina, and
tailored stepfather, is openly- 1 frankly, I think he’s getting a
touch fed up with Honey’s adu-
lation."
It began to be funny.
“My thought was, that if you!
kissed, my darling, More anon.” i
“More kisses?”
, * . . . - - i an perficial sophistication t hat cov-
inward Bureau attitude never intended for public ex- ered an extremely warm and sin- noney aear piease don-
! pie heart . . and a flair for getting I said any thing about it, but Aunt
t most possihle. fun ■ ■ ( ? life- Carrie mentioned something about less rabid fans await the begin-
‘ y.’ how ’ . a ■ wanting you to go south with herning of the conference season to
r-: 2
Lu there is going to be a new attend-
She Wai e in an agony of sus- ance record set Friday night down
nse or er mothers reply. at Leeper stadium, mark our word,
ar., * . But Honey was non committal. I ■
Its about our mutual concern: "Why, I don’t know baby
Honey.” Now Nina began to grow maybe she changed her mind/she
.. . * - - ■ all over. Get this ciear in hasn’t said anvthing to m.’vet '
tion and central authority. That central au- narily loses for keeps. Usually when he meets your head first, child. I think her w e‛li see» y 8 e -5h ,
thorityawas quickiy conferred bythe con- "Thenext day. Honey brought up
gress and quick action was taken by the ex- successes compared with the one complete loss? 1—supervising.” yu-knagain, 1 rse '
ecutive. And the beneficent results of the Perhaps the highways of Oklahoma and Texas Was this going to be like • of inq that tr; ’ idauoer cpsider- Hesperin Oct "20 1895-
action taken were immediate and undeniable, are unusually subject to the hilltop danger, Often those scenes you see oncthe Stage, told me last Pniget that he thought Un H. B Harrell is attending
+14,144;____ .1 . 1 they are straight-away roads across a rolling prairie with each character knowing ex- I l00ked A ,.8 thP
But centralization of authority granted country where hilltops are numerous. And those activ what the other means and and then nPeok d"SheP Do meetinc in Atlanta this week inroached a doleful Nebraska root-
to meet one emergency has produced an- highways look so safe, It is difficult to visualize yet talking in parables? you think I look LZ Do meeting,in. Atantazthii We5K: proached a doleful Nebraska root
Other emergency equally grave and perilous, death lying in wait just beyond the brow of the hill. “I've noticed a very slight you?” baby? Mrs.F him
Rich i lately r arne' ... de y imagined that । The new residence of George
4nd ,1 think 1 knoW her mother did . . . although it was Russell, North Dixon street, is
nin it n th” h Ye can heip probably just that Honey was ner- nearing completion.
. We are fooitsh when we cross the white Une of wsnnipait bud, N,na. 1 you vussatsthethoughtgyshewasa- Willam Morris, noted lecturer
the hillside no matter how desirable rapid progress Oh. It was gong to be one of look S.nPm8pna R-Y.anxious will soon, make “ appearance in
may be. The objective of our mission down the high- those scenes. So Horseface ’ knew owhyon-g-sFichard Honev lthe city in his original character:
way cannot possibly be. worth the price that it some- it al!, did she? Nina thought it was dear But I certainly "woundnt pationsof DeMille s Play. The Lost
- leave him, even if I did go away A w ILert Er H K
Th’ h • or maybe they had for a While. Take him with you! I Jo^es o£ yovserr and G
Things had reached a stage where I think he’d have everv rieht to irones, 01 a y „ V „ and
it was impossible for Nina not to feel hurt ...” Spearman, of Sivells Bend, weie
realize that Richard was tiemen- She simply had to let it go at visitors in the city today,
dously attracted to her ... he that.
‘Tve not finished with you yet, ’‘everything's just fine.”
bringing'on the thrombosis. The Mt? Sinai doctors i young lady," he warned he r -But Horseface had the bit be-
record that 22 per cent of the patients they studied "When you kiss em. they staY tween her teeth.
suffered an attack while at rest, 20 per cent during
• would help me persuade your
mother to accompany me on a little '
i trip south, it would give Richard a’
railway company at Denison . . .
morous face was no longer a and MR. AND MRS. J. D. WHITE
friendly, amusing thing, to Nina, of McKinney are the grandparents
it had assumed dragon proper- J of a newly arrived baby girl, whose
tions. father is in the automobile acces-
John Lock, Fordham full!
recovering rapidly from a
tice season injry. A tri pl
ture of the right foot ke
1 home departrhents.
Basing the Afternoon's stud’ll
the Atlantic Monthly panel J
Mrs. W. O Davis led an inter
ing lesson on portrait biogral
giving important facts in the,
' of Dwight L. Moody. A sket i
the life of Ti E Lawrence.
. given by Mts. W. H.
Miss Rebecca! Thayer offert
comparative hiography of Eri
lin D. Roosevelt And John
Lewis The sudy for the
season's work is especially I
lined for clubl women. This P
plan has proved popular with d
over the-United States as At
Ords opportunity for open du
sion on current topics. The Gaj
vile club has included full
.Mrs. Senor. . I
Mr. and Mrs. Cheaney are
"ing their home in this city-I
CLUB WOMEN TO J
. HHEAR BOOK REVIE
Mrs J. M. Wilfong and a
of club women from Gai M
. plan to go tp Sherman,T
evening to attend a book I
of “Northwest Passage" I
erts) to be gver"by. Miss I
Womack of that city. I
4 Mrs. Wilfong is chairman
American Home departm
the second district of Texai
eration of Women's clubi
.while in Sherran will confei
Mrs. H. G. Tuck, district |
dent, and Mrs H. E Hail j
Ury. regardin the program
presented by membersfror
ond district a the staterd
tion of the Texas Federat
be held in Austin Noyemben
E. L. PERHYMAN Td
BE P.-T. AI SPEAKEI
•
Elbert L. Perryman, prind
— the J. Frankl McMurray J
will be principal speaker Th
afternoon at lthe meeting I
Parent-Teacher association
Robert E. Lee school, as ann
by Mrs. B. M.Wilcox, presi
the association!
Mr. Perryman's toPiF %
“Guiding the I Child at
Members and inends of the
zation are urged to be pres
the helpful program.
ways shall. You simply don’t want. Secretary HAROLD ICKES last
your mother to go away . . . You’re week told newspaper reporters at
ess mature than I thought, dear Houston, that Texans would be
child. Some crumpets?” overlooking something big for the
ajNo . Nina was getting excited, state, if they did not rally to the
How ridiculous for you to say I support of the movement.
don t want Honey to go away! Let L .
them both go away, that’s a Mr. Hfilme is quoted as saying “I
thought . . . A change for them feel that untold benefits will be de-
both. That would fix it.” I rived by the State of Texas through
Carrie sighed I establishment of the park,” in con-
( This isn’t getting us anywhere, tributing to the fund for purchase
baby. I’m not going to abduct your of park lands.
—-— --- - .1 The campaign is to obtain $1
attentive to Nina.
Honey, Nina's gay, plump
youthful mother; is crazy
about her new husband.
David, a young auto sales-
man, adores Nina1 and has
urged her to marry him.
Cordelia is Nina^s closest
friend.
“Those are grave words. And they are
not the words of a demagogue or an alarm-
ist. They are the reasoned words of on’of
the most reasonable men in congress.
. “Of course the truf ‘ “ *
be challenged by the new deal’s champions. The other day he called a new apprentice.
But regardless of their truth or error they h "Go downstairs and ’eat up my lunch for me.”
explain the attitude of those Democrats who 5 The boy obeyed with alacrity.
now look askance at new deal activities after Ten minutes later the foreman came down. He
a Jong and loyal adherence to the new deal was hungry.
cause. These troubled citizens admit that -Where’s my lunch?” he demanded,
the president came into office in days of the
. greatest peril. They concede that the presi-
dent wrought mightily and effectively in the
war against the depression. They concede
further that success of a brilliant nature
crowned many of his efforts. And they still
remain very grateful to the president for the
splendid services he rendered. But they are
honestly and sincerely alarmed by his persis-
tent and continuous grasping for arbitrary
power. They consider it extremely perilous
to our free institutions for the executive to
maintain complete control of both the execu-
tive and the legislative departments, the
absoluteismthat has turned Americans lik
est and genuine fear of possible executive
JAwo’s
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.—
Congressmen touring Europe
probably heard - of President! Brcadway who captained a sub-E
Roosevelt’s call for a special ses- marine during the war . . . One
sion before Sen. Edwin C. John-. of the really famous explorers of
son, who was right in his home modern times is in New York, dut2
state. 11 haven’t seen his name in the’
Johnson didn’t get the news be- newspapers . . . Janet Fox, the ac4
cause a blizzard cut communica- tress is a niece of a world famous (-
tions while he was on an eight- novelist. Do you know her name? f;
day hunting trip.
INNOCENT BYWALKER
BROADWATER. Neb.- Mrs.
Otto Payton, out strolling, got the
worst of it when little Mary West
felt out of a tree. Mary struck her
and knocked her unconscious. Mrs.
Paytoe went, to bed to recover
from shock and bruises, but Mary
was unhurt
Mrs. Word Tayne
of the developments
made 1b Texas, wateh
“Your mother is so completely the fowls of the air: for they sow
Hood Girl is
Seriously Ill
HOOD, Oct. 20. Normta Joan)
Several additions to the
business section of Gaines-
ville. of special interest to
the motoring public, include
recent completion or present
construction, of Alling sta-
tions, representing expendi-
tures of large sums of
money.
And I think you've been asleq
on the jib. At least. I’ve notice
a few things in the five r ays Iv
teen in New York this time, an
not a word have I read in Um
newspapers.
HAINESVILLE DAILY REGISTER
I • I • l • ANI MESSENGEn ____ k
FOUNDED 1886. PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
___________ EXCEPT HVXDAY I
Nina said: “Please don’t think sory business.
me rude, Aunt Carrie, or maybe I;
am . . . but I do ask you to leave J. A. HULME, vice president of
this to me . . . Not to meddle,” the Gainesville National bank, goes
Dra oon-face was not in the least. on record as endorsing the estab-
put out. lishment of Big Bend National
“I’ve always meddled in Honey’s Park, in a letter to West Texas
life for the best, Nina; and I al- Chamber of Commerce. ,
treme disquietude, observes the Daily Okla-what they might not express in their professional
homan, which was one of those early sun- capacity.
411’ - —0,1 ,, -94.,- Pi In yesterday’s issue of The Wall Street Journal,
porters if memory serves us correctly. a Washington dispatch made brief mention of a
The Oklahoman disagrees with those who report on regional stream control which the Board of
question the honesty and sincerity Of Demo- Army Engineers had prepared for submission to the He.
- - — - ... House rivers and harbors committee. It was stated Aunt Carrie thought it was all a
.. ... ,2, j • that the Budget Bureau “must approve such commu- huge joke, particularly the arty
swallow everything proposed by the admin- nications," and that this one had failed of such ap- young man who had done it for
istration, and points to the fact that Con- proval. Then followed this quotation from a letter her.
gressman Sumner’s words should be well from the Budget Bureau to the Army Board:
-- - - - _ . . - - “The Director of the Budget has no objection
-l
welcomed as I
e organization I
6 served a refi
18 memebrs an I
ay McClure,
led the living ro
r Vey.
) WED
A FORMER GAINESVILLE girl
A has a good opportunity for suc-
cess in the movies.
She is MRS. MILDRED HUNT
ROACH, granddaughter of Mrs. W.
D. Bennett of this city, and she for-
merly resided here and went to
Gainesville schools.
Mrs. Roach new lives in Fort
Worth, and was one of four Fort
Worth young people who won
screen and voice tests in a search
for talent conducted by one of the
major producing companies in the
Panther City.
Her husband is much interested
in her prospective career and was
in the wings of the theatre to en-
courage her when she participated
in the contest.
said quickly: “I think
er, Aunt Carrie ...” ;
on, say it. Say ‘Horse-
15 YEARS AGO
(From the files of the Daily
OMAHA, Neb . Oct 20 •
* Walter S. Jardine, one
Omaha business and politic!
er who was a eripple for 7
“80 years, wil’l have, his lai
granted tomorow.
His crutches! will be burn
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Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 278, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 20, 1937, newspaper, October 20, 1937; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1458970/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.