Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 304, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 3, 1932 Page: 5 of 8
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DENTOX. TEXAS, BECOBD-CHBOKICLK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1932 *
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A Complete Showing Of New Fall
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Fundamentalists
Here To Observe
Church Founding
Only pure, fresh drugs
and chemicals are com*
pounded by registered
pharmacists in our pre- ,
scription department
Speech Class To
Present Program
At C. I. A. Friday
Vivrett To Hold
Revival at Aubrey
Gallon
Pint ...
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> 19th Cen- |
Breakfast Shower
For Bride-to-be
Honoring Miss Lo's Underwood,
who is to become the bride of Fred
College. has 1
study this M
Business Women
In Garden Party
College. the last three having taught
with Mrs. Scruggs in Midland last
year, and other Denton friends.
$1.35
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tive touch There are panties
match the dress.
Read the ads. They tell you where
to trade and get the most for your
money.
pealed in the hat and shoes, which
censtitute a smart ensemble.
’.nc printed broadc oth frock is
the type the well dressed child will
wear when She gocs back to school
in the faU. It is a smart little frock
with embroidery lending a decora-
A few moments spent with Record
classifieds may bring you profit:
DREAM! AND-“The Expert" with
Charles IChic Sale, Dickie Moore,
"Grandmas Pet,” comedy; Sport
Light “Basket BaU.”
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Books Reviewed By
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$1.95
All 18.50 Summer Shoes
( Now—
FOOT- NOTES
“FINAL"—All |5.00 to $6,00 Summer Shoes—'
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Ice Cold Melons, all kinds ,1b..............
Fresh Sweet Milk, qt. 5c; pts.............
THE STORES WITH A PRICE.
FINAL
REDUCTION
ENNA JETTICK
SHOES FOR WOMEN
While thru fast
vWe Especially Invite You Down To See
This EarlyFall Showing— ' .
Discontinued
styles of
DO YOU KNOW?
You can get our Rough Dry Service for 6c per lb?
Minimum bundle, 6 lbs.
Denton Laundry and Dry Cleaning
HATS HALF PRICE
All Summer Straws at
HALF-PRICE.
SCRUGGS CASH STORE
223 W. Oak
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
Denton Riding
Academy
Special rates by the week.
Horses 50c.per hour.
Ponies for children
Bill Turner, Prop.
East Hickory at Fair Park
Fresh Peach
Super-Creamed
ICECREAM
day.
The subjeet of Ute mid-week ser-
s
8OEIBTY
$3.95
If your size is here you are lucky. Just what you ned to
finish the summer br for your vacation shoes:
(New Fall Shoes Arriving Daily)
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- All Other Flavors
The College Store
R. B. Escue
Telephone 707
1219 Oakland
acre farm set aside by the state for
cultivation by state prisoners. in-
mates of the penitentiary are rais-
ing vegetables for themselves and
the unemployed this summer. The
"rellef" crop consists of any sur-
plus cultivated for use in the rris-
on and is apportioned to agencies
for distribution.
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lawn for 36 guests. and a delicious
two-course turkey dinner was serv-
ed by the hostess, assisted by Mr.
and Mrs H. B Wilson and Miss
Bernice Wilson, Doris. Elizabeth and
John Wilson, her son, his wife and
grandchildren. ±
After dinner speeches approprite
Miana
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-visiting relatives in Mount Pleas-
ant.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Leverett and
Mr. and Mrs. McCain of Gainesville
visited Rev and Mrs Charles W.
Estes Tuesday, and Rev. and Mrs.
P D. Tucker of Brady were their
guests Wednesday.
Dr. and Mrs Richard Mandell
and Bob Peacock, of Dallas. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bailey
Sunday.
C. I. A. Graduate
Weds in Denton
The white coat Illustrated is made
of durene ribbed fabric and is light-
ly Hined with wool. The sheer wool
lining is the interesting style fea-
ture. for it adds to the coat’s in-
dividually. The combination of cot-
ton and wool in this way is novel.
Th‘s coat stresses .ne importance
and smartness ot cotto in the
summer travel picture. Many smart
cotton coats are seen. and white
is the favorite color because it looks
so well in summer.
The same ribbed material is re-
48 GAUGE
SILK HOSE
Summer Shade*
Places were laid for 28 guests.
Green and apricot were the col-
ors used in vases and baskets of
summer Howers arranged about the
room and in the breakfast menu
of three courses. Toast were given
Menhattan phut sale-Now iy-progress
i a supply now* -
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________ Phone 25. Opposite Peoples Ice Co.
HOT BARBECUE
Lamb, Beef, Pork and Tongue
Piggly Wiggly Grocery and Market
Phone 254. We Deliver.
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Miss Annie Lee Reeves is spend-
ing-a week in Fort Worth with her
sisterf, Mrs. George Ince.
Mrs. West Castleberry of Vernon
and D. W. H.ll of Spiing Lake are
visiaig their mother. Mrs. Marv
Hill.
Mrs. Elbert Woodruin and Mrs. L.
G. MaCiay spent Wednesday in Dal-
las.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Egan, Dee Roy
Knox of Porestburg and Miss Gen-
eva Lttrell enjoyed a week-end
party at Turner Falk. Prices Falls
gone to New York to
inker.
My Beauty Hint
Two one-act plays will be pre-
sented Friday evening at 8 o'clock
in the open-air theater at C. I. A.
under the auspices of the speech
department. This will be the final
special entertainment of the nine
weeks' summer term, and wil be
directed by Miss Mary K. Sands,
a member of the speech faculty.
Both Plays are comedies and are
well-known recreational productions
adapated to outdoor settings. The
department will give Ben Hecht’s
The Wonder Hat," and "East of
Eden” by Christopher Morley
The Morley play is an imagina-
_ tive comedyr centeredon the writ-
er's conception of what might have
z happened following Cains punish-
ment for murdering Abel, and its
purpose is to prove thgt psychologi-
cally man has always been the same.
The cast will include: Miss Lu-
cille Lang as Adam; * Mrs Rubye
Fullen, Eve: Miss Allene Good Cain;
Miss Minnie Thiele, Cain's wile Miss
Irma.McNaron is assistant director
and Miss Mary Carder, technical
director.
Greater London, by the newly
completed 1931 census, has a popo-
laton of 8.203.942 persons, an in-
crease of 9.7 per cent in a decade.
Miss Doris Gibbs is in Fort Worth
Miss Eva Garripon returned from
Dallas.
Mrs Lyons of Fort Worth who
has been visting Mrs. Neace, re-
turned, pome.
Mrs. Felix Byrd returned from
Commerce.
Miss Gibson of Dallas 1% guest of
Mrs. W W. Harris.
Miss M. Carter of Muenster is
guest of Mrs. Will Martin.
Doyle and Carl Ray returned from
Sulphur.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Averitt visited in
Tioga.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Auburn Price and
Mrs. J. E Price visited in Fort
Worth.
Miss Florence. Heitzmanis vis-
iting in Fort Worth.
morning in the church
J. D. Duncan will have charge
of the prayer service in the First
Baptist Church this evening at 8
o'clock, It is reported by the sec-
retary. O. C. Knight.
"Evangelism," will be the special
topic in mid-week servicethi > Greenwood of Prosper this evening,
evening at 8 o’clock in the Central I. „ , ... , „
Presbyterian Church, it is announ- l the.Jouns Business Womens Class
ced by the pastor. Rev. Charles W.
Estes
Alex Collins, 415 Stroud Street, is
very sick, it was reported Wednes-
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The local Fundamental Baptist
Church will celebrate its first an-
niversary in an all-day meeting
with a basket dinner on the grounds
next Tuesday, Jt is announcad, with
Dr. J. Frank Nereis cf Fort Worth
the main speaker. Others are ex-
pected here to speak and members
from over the county are invited to
attend.
Rev. Rolfe Batnard of Portales,
tained with a surprise breakfast
LVeMAM
MARGUERITE CHUREHILL
BY MARGUERITE CHURCHILL
The question I am asked most
frequently is. “Do. .you wash
your face with soap and water?"
I answer "No.”
I use a good clensing cream,
and much skin food. as the wes-
tern climate is drying to the
skin. I remove the shiny ap-
pearance with a skin tonic, and
I frequently rub my face wita
ice. But as to soep and water,
never.
I thirk a thorough cleaning of
the sk.n at night, with cream,
and then a tonic, followed by a
“ skin food. is tae correct thing.
Italain Faroe
"The Wonder Hat” is one of the
delightful, old Italian farces. the
characters for which originated in
the Commedia del Arte. The action
deals with a complicated love ar-
lair between Harlequin and Colum-
bine, with a slipper and a wonder
hat playing a featured, role in the
plot. 44
Miss Kitty Winters in be cast as
Harlequin"; Miss G. W Reynolds.
Columbine: Miss Mildred Alkjns,
Pierrot; Miss Myrtle Lowe. Margot,
and Miss Martha Brown, Punchi-
nello. Miss Myrtle Humber is asso-
ciate director, and Miss Cornne
Self, technical director.
The costuming for both produc-
lions is being arranged by Miss
Fvelyn Knight, and staging and
lighting efTects.win be adapted to
the outdoor theater by the class in
dramatic poeduction. Mss Bands’
is general director for both plays.
SCREEN TOD AT
PALACE -"Man ryom Yesterday"
with'Clive Erook, Caudete C1-
bert: “Loudmouth,” comedy;
"Making Good,” cartoon.
N. M . who held a meeting of bev- and Sulphur. Ok.
eval weeks here early in the yeaz, ' Mr. and Mi. C. N. Clark of
ti* here to pgeach in the tab- ] Gainesville a visiznz reptpes
emacle Sunday and probably will I here
remain during the week, it is an- Mr. and Mrs. L. H Davidson are
RReel uAiti .
Regular Styles 67
$500 $6.00
Let BROOKS Be Your Druggist
in times of sickness you need someone to take
care of your drug needs in a way that your doctor
orders. Unless your prescriptions are correctly
filled and with the best of pharmaceuticals you
may not get the desired results.
» We use only the best that money can buy and
Mevery prescription leaves our store just as the doc-
tor prescribes. Have that next prescription left‘or
phone to BRQOKS’ DRUG STORE. , '
" • • Wappreciate your business.
' . Give us that August aceount. .
BROOKS DRUG STORE,...
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Three missionary books read dur-
ing the past week were reviewed
Tuesday ofterndon in the meeting
of the First Christian Women?
Council, presided ever by Mrs W.
J McCray The books were “Peter
Minckof," reviewed by Mrs W. 3
Welborn. "Shelton in TiUA." tby
Miss Ella Fyffe. and “Highways and
Byways in Japan" by Mrs. Kate
Risinger.
Thirty members wete present and
hostesses were Mmes. W. C Pear-
son and J. D. Campbell.
pastor. Dr. F. W Fred Galbraith, in
the presence of the immediate fam-
ily and a few friends. Hie couple
was without attendants.
The church was decorated with
tall baskets of pink roses and tube
roses against a bank of ferns. Mis
Morris E Erwin of Fort Worth
played the wedding music. an or-
gan solo preceding the entrance of
the bride and groom, ' "Andante
Cantahlle" Engelmann. the Lohen-
grin "Wedding March," the Men-
delesohn recessional, and during the
ceremony, “Love's Old Sweet Song."
The bride wore a white silk suit
with white felt hat. and other
white accessortes. Immediately fot-
.lowing the ceremony the couple left
for Midland, where Scruggs is en-
gaged in the automobile business.
. Mrs. Scruggs had taught in Mid-
land the past year. While attending
school here she had become at-
tahed to the town and the church
in which she was married and re-
turned here for the service. She
was accompanlec by her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Allen of Wich-
ita Falls, and her sister. Miss Helen
Allen, • graduate of O. L A. in
the spring class, and they were en-
tertained Tuesday in the home of
Mrs. G. A. Reaves. The bride and
her fahily had just completed a
tour over the United States, and
Mr and Mrs. Allen are contem-
AMONG SICK
Miss Marjora Sands, southwest
of Denton, is suffering from tonsi-
ditis. .
Mrs J E. Bagwell, McKinney
Street. is sick.
Cecll Meredith, Oakland Avenue,
is in.
J. C. Kiger of Lake Dallas is
sick.
Mrs. F. Coberly is able to be up
w severeiiness,
8 IT IN DENTON
nounced. The church has been
without a pastor since the the res-
ignation of Rev. Dale Crowley. and
Ills successor is expected to be se-
lected soon.
Miss Corinne Allen, a graduate of
= eme m
tables were arranged on the front; toR D. Scruggs of Midland, the
” ...... ring ceremony beleng said by the
• plating locating here.
Other guesta at the wetdmg in-
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Erwin of Fort
Worth, Mrs. Reaves and Mrs. Gay
Reaves Yuill, Misses Elizabeth Lo-
max, Aline McKenzie and Helen
Weissner, a student in Teachers
THE BOSTON STORE
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The fire department answered a
call in the 1100 block of Panhandle
Street about 1:30 o’clock Tuesday
afternoon extinguished a grass fire.
Mrs. Cecil Henry, who was bitten
on the neck by a spider several days
ago and has been seriously ill, was
reported as somewhat improved
Wednesday.
and Professicnal Womens Club
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$295 $295
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as follows. “To the Bride," Miss
Bonnie Akin, president of the class,
who also served as toastmistress;
"To the Girls Left Behind," Miss
Margaret Stovall; "To the Bride-
groom." Miss Mary Jo Yancey.
When it came time to present the
assembled gifts little Mildred
Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Wright, and Dewey Mark. son
of MT. and Mrs. R. A Mark, appear-
ed, dressed as miniature bride and
groom, carrying three traveling
bags. These they asked the bride-
elect to hold while they went to
ask about the next train to Prosper
in the bags were many beautiful
gifts of linens, glassware and china,
for which the honoree expressed
appreciation. -
Those present included, besides
those mentioned above. Mrs. Mark
teacher of the class. Mmes. L. M
Dewey, Karl H Moore, J. L. Wright.
Joe Gambill, Emma Opitz, Eager.
Mollie Lyons and Hazel Land;
M’sses Grace Allen, Laura Winston,
Frances Weathers, Ora Lee Ander,
son. Verda Barnes, Inez O’Dell.
Ideres O’Dell, Alice Schleinat, Ju-
die Martin. Ruby Pinckley, Vera
Lyons and Esta Oliver. .
A meeting in the Aubrey Chris-
tian Church wi begin Sunday with .
preaching to be done by W R. Viv-
rett Jr., pastor of the Denton First
Christian Church, he has announ-
ced. With gervices twice daily, at 10
a. m and 8 p. m The pastor qf the
Aubrey church, Jerome Moore, is
in Europe for the summer.
Two choirs have been termed of
Aubrey singers ®rovide music The
length of time of the revival has
not been decided
Filling Prescriptions
It Our Hobby
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Service Drug Store
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If you fail to receive your copy
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Outdoor bervices I office before8 "j m and a copy
I will be sent out by special carrier. |
For Sunday Night ’ 1
’ Beginning Sunday even’ng at 11
o’clock, community services will te i
held at the bandshell in City Park
for the remainder of the sumimer
Sundays. it was announced Wednes-
day morning by a group of local
pastprs.who started the movemanti
and secured the services of Rev
Charles W Estes, pastor of the Cen-!
tral Presbyterian Church, for the
first service. All churches of the ,
city will be esked to join in the I
movement, and pastors of different
local church will take pan in' ro-
tation. with choirs of the churches
furnishing music.
All citizens of Dinidh 4!ld stir- '
rounding commun ties are invited
to attend.
Ample Seating capacity wiU be ar-.
ranged.- and those rromouing the
plan expect it to make the Sunday 1
evening services more pleasant and ’
better attended during - the hot;
weather that makes inside meetings
unpleasant.
35c ......... Quart
Delivered
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
PHOT POINT, Aug. 3 —Mrs.
Margie Stafford, former Pilot Point
girl and daughter of Mr. and Mrs
E E Helm, and now assistant pub-
lic school music teacher at Teachers
to the occasion. mostly by men
guests, were made. Mayor B W. Me-
Kenzie serving as toastmaster and
introducing the speakers, after he
msdeasorttatkofa humorous
nature. Others / speakig were ■ G.
T. Turner, Mrs. Mae Pierce. J. W.
Gray. W R. Hicks, H. M. Russell.
Miss Lee Wilams, Herbert Wil-
son and Mrs. Modena Wilson. Fol-
lowing this the tables were arrang-
ed for "42'’ and a number of the
guests remained for the games.
Guests present other than those
mentioned as speakers. included
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Craddock,
Mmes. J. W. Gray. G. T. Turner,
JI M. Russell B W. McKenzie, V.
W Shepard, D. W. Shoulders. Miss-
es Vie Harwell and Ruby Daugherty.
Gober Wright. Eugene Cook, W. A.
Harris and Dr. James Williams.
Members present were Mmes. W R.
Hicks, Amelia Parmer, Pierce W.
O Edwards,- Gobert Wright, W A.
Harris, Eugene Cook, Mark Wal-
drip and Dr Bertha Duncan Misses
Beulah Brim. Mae Foster, Lena
Skiles and Florence Miles.
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tury Reformation." it is announced
by the pastor, W. R Vivrett Jr. This
will be the last of a series on
church history, and will deal with
historj o: the diseipier of the Chris-
tian Church. A report will be made
by Clayton Potter on “The Disci-
ples‘ Standpoint on ‘Purity of
Speech'. ” A song service will pre-
cede the preaching.
A negro gouth whs was found in -
jured by the side of the rallrobd
tracks neg Argyle several days ago
has been released from the county
jail to return te his home in Okla-
home. At first he was thought to
be seriously injured, as he had a
deep cut on the head and his body
was badly bruised. He was said to
have gone to sleep near the tracks
and to have been struck by a train.
Jack Blanks, 320 Bolivar Street,
underwent an appendicitis opera-
tion at the Donton Hospital Wed-
nesday morning.
J. T. Powell, 405 Amarillo Street,
is at the Denton Hospital for trea‛-
ment, t was stated Wednesday.
Mrs. R 8. Christian. 308 Somh
Elm Sreet, unee wen" on appendi-
cltis cperation Wednesday at the
Denton Hospival.
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 304, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 3, 1932, newspaper, August 3, 1932; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1538857/m1/5/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.