Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 125, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 6, 1934 Page: 3 of 6
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CHURCH SERVICES SUNDAY
But collars
High necklines are still
These are among ’.the new Ideas
spring on women's dresses.
so far are only a
They are fitted at
but belts ale van-
ishing: and by next year, the world
“—Nrs.
J, N. Ashford visited Mr.
and
Mrs. J. R,
Brock in Gor-
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hop-
' donville.
Building Debt i
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Before Club Women
Those to appear are Misses Doris
ue
Being Compiled
road.
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Refreshments were servd toward the .Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Edwards are in
—of the Air"Cartopn.=
___ Mmes. Ewen Murphy, Virgil Davis.
During 1933
more births
and
Our New Collection
ass
FUNDANENTALIST BAPTIST
The Alathena Class of the First
Shoufner waived examining trial.
2 for
$5.00
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$7.90
$11.90
For Your Protection Look For the Label:
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Waistlines
shade lower,
near normal;
it seems,
increase.
Mrs. J F.Raley read some friah
love songs, and the club was led in
$1.25
$1.25.
ernoon. heard annue reports, all
of which showed progress of the
it has
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If You Buy a Copy You Are
Not Buying CO-ED Quality
C A; Bridges, Bruce Allen and Miss
Nannie Creed.
many beltless dresn s will be worn.
And artificial now rs are slated
for a revival on spr ing suite.
$100,-
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on the
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We Repeat:—For
LOOK FOR THE
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Denton Teacher*
Visit Relief Cannery
pleat.
Broad shoulders have
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DENTON, TEXAS, BBCOBD-CHBONKXB, BATOBAT. JANTABT «, UM
TRADE WITH CURTIS’
THIS YEAR
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127 deaths during the past year in
1932 there were 128 births and 98
deaths
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TICKETS ON SALE AT GARRISON S DRUG STORE AND
C. I. A. SINGLE ADMISSION 75c
“Wild Boys Of Road”
In Preview Tonight
Baptist W. M. S.
To Be Hostess To
Christian Women
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SHOUFNER BOND OF 8588 MADE
SATURDAY
Bond of 8500 for Paul Shoufner,
who faces forgery charges here, was
made and approved Saturday. Sign-
One to Complete
Demonstration School
Begins Painting
— Murals at T. C.
Modern Whist
Club Entertained
The Modern Whist Club met Fri-
day afternoon with Mrs. J B Smy -
ers, and received as a new member
Mrs. R. B. Gambill. A guest other
than members was Mrs. Park Rich-
ards High score went to Mrs. George
Harrell. second high to Mrs. Joe
Gambill Jr. and high cut to Mrs.
Jack Bonds.
The hostess served a salad course.
Dallas and Fort Worth lor tile week-
end
Mrs. A. J. McDade left Saturday
for Abilene for Abilene to visit her
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Cecil arbreugh,sen-of Mr. and
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On Frocks Which Are Sold Exclusively in
This Store in This City
work. The meeting was opened
with singing "Let Others See Je-
sts In You." followed by a devo-
tonal from First Peter 2, offered
by Mrs W H Lindsey In a social
hour which fcllowed, in charge of
SOIHFEX
Party Compliments
Everette McCulley
The original sketches and sketeh-
es in color of the two murals to
be painted for Teachers Oollege
by Rannle Williams as a proj-
ect under the CWA have been ac-
cepted by the committee in Dallas,
and Williams has started work on
the murals.
They are being painted on press
ed wood instead of directly on the
walls of the building because it is
feared that the walls may crack.
Though it has not been definite-
ly decided, the murals probably
will be placed in the main cot-
your ptotection —
"CO-ED" LABEL I
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'North Texas State Teachers
College in Description and Pic-
tures." the third illustrated cata-
logue of the college, is being com-
piled and ‘will be published soon.
Those on the committee to com-
pile the book are Miss Mamie
5mith. E. H. Farrington and J. D
Hall Jr. Copies of the catalogue
are to be mailed to various points
in Texas to help acquaint the ci-
tizens of the state with the col-
lege and with Denton.
Births, Ahead of
Deaths in City
Speclal to Record-Chtonicle,
AUBREY. Jan. 6 aGas Mary
Haynie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J. C. Haynie of Aubrey, married
Bruce Wilson of Haslet Mopday
ufterneon in Fort Worth Wilson
is a ton of C.A R. Wilson, east
of Aubrey.
Mr. and Mrs; Wilson will make
their home at Haslet. The' cou-
ple returned to Aubrey Puesday
aflernoon and was honored with
Hilton D. Shepherd, of the Teach-
ers College business administration
faculty, has been elected national
treasurer of Un- Pi Omega in a
business adminisratio fraternity, a
meeting of which ha attended in
Chicago Dec. 26-29.
Tryouts for the next Teachers CW
dcr. continues to be seriously ill
of pneumonia. Another son, Wil-
bur Yarbrough, who has been in
. ref
There were three more births dur-
ing December than deaths, accord-
ing to the vital stalistics report
made by Dr. F. E. Piner, city health
officer The record shows 12 male
«eaths and three female, and 13
male and five female births during
the month. ------ —_-
were laid for Dr and Mrs. Karl H
Moore, Mmes. W. R. Carmichael
and C, A. Whitehead, and members
TRINITY HAPIIST cuuncu
0:96 a. m —Bible school.
11 00 a. m—sermon.
e 30 p m.—B. t s
7 30 p. m.—Preaching serviee,
7 00 p in—Wednesday Player ser-
vice
Blount Street.
Rev. H. B Singleton, pastor.
U MHLKUMi PRf.NBYTI.RIAN
CITNCH
Corner Welch and Maple Streets.
10 00 a m.—Sunday School, Rev.
A L Faw. superintendent.
1100 a m.—Preaching by the pay-
tor, The Boyhood of Jesus."
6:15 p. m.—C. E. meeting, leader.
MLases Jessie Acker, Mae Jghn-
eton and Muriel wiutams. of the
Teachers College faculty, spent Sat-
urday in Fort Worth visiting the
Federal relief agency canning fac-
tory. They had a special invitation
from Mrs. T. H Chapman. Teachers
College graduate, who is employed
at the factory.
Mrs. Chapman was Miss Isla Mae
$9
dolyn Estes, Dorene Kelly, Madeline
Graves. Mary Eloise Wilson, Bessie
Pearl Payne, Irma McMillan, Opal
Terrill. Sue Dillon, Anna Marv
Bevill, Ava Nell Boyd, Lucy Chil-
dress. Lots Led low Bersice Malohe,
Bernice Branum, Mary Willis, Glen-
da Hevill, Cindy Rustling and Susan
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DHEAMLAND- Last day. Tim Mc-
Coy in “Straightaway" with Sue
“T^iol; Torii Tvler m "Phantom
1145 a. m—Communion.
8 -45 P- m-Young People's meet-
% 48 p. m—Preaching by the min-
ister.
3:00 p m. Tuesday— Women's Bi-
ble Class.
has a bolero coat and an eight-
inch red suede belt. On the la-
CERTIS" SyRt P PEPSIN
A liquid laxative made, sotd
and guaranteed by Curtis'.
the cluibs Wednesday morning to
discuss taking the badge tests be-
fore the end of the semester Sports
Cubs in all of the schools will re-
organize next semester..
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Rex-Mlentho Chest Ruh.
1 1-2 ox..........
Rex-Men! ho Cheat Rub,
3 1-3 ox. ..................
Maume tongue ........
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Curtis' rota (spsqtes
The Vanity Shop
East Court Square
“Wild Boys of the Road.' First
National film that pictures a ab-
ciological and economic situation
of the world, will show in preview
at the Palace Theater at 10:30
o'clock' tonight Leading in the
cast ate Frankie Darro, Dorothy
Coonan, Edwin Phillips, Rochelle
Hudson, Ann Hovey and others
in drama, often tragic, with few
light spots of relieving comedy, la
recounted the story of the boys
-and girls—many of good homes
good, and are expected to con-
tinue through the summer.
p. m.-Sermon.
P m. Wecncaduy- Prayer.ser-
_____W. R VIvretC Minliter —
—After-InventorySALE
DRESSES and COATS
Drastic reductions to clear our stocks. Really nice
clean Dresses in silks, wools, knits. Coats in good
woolen materials, plain and fur trimmed.
DRESSES
$7.90 Values . •
$3.79
This is your last opportunity to buy these dresses on
tale for these low prices. Bring a friend, and buy
.wo. Less than the former price of one.
Silks, Woolens, Knits, Tweeds and Cantons. __
$2.79
Dark green is heralded as
Turkey Dinner
At McMath Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. MCMath en-
PAPER C'LIPS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
, TO BE SEEN ON SPRING DRESSES:
WAISTLINES DOWN; MANY BELTLESS
a serious condition from pneu
monla is Improved,
of pure pepsin. May
tacafa, senna and
ing and moved later to the educa-
tion building. ------- -
The subject of the paintings to
to be "The Influence of Educa-
- Hun upon Aarirnltore." and they
are to be developed in two large
pictures, each of which to to be di-
vided into three panels.
Z Wiggs of Denton, is serloysly in
A---according toiword re-
cetved here. ■ - = - , Y.
The fine arts department of the
Shakespeare Club, meeting Thurs-
day afternoon with Mrs L. W New-
ton, had a lesson on Irish art and
music led by Mrs. J. R Byenson.
Early Irish peasant homes and gar-
dens were described by Mrs. Turn
Faster. The homes, she said, were
simple, mostly of one room. The
flowers of Ireland are of luxuriant
growth, because of the plentiful rain-
fall. Many of the round towers built
by the Gauls still stand and are
the glory of the architecture of Ire-
land. Cork was named as the most
first black linen streat- frock and
its first pique evening gown:
The "paper elips" a.t big. and
made of metal. They "clip”. for
example, two straight pieces of
starched linen, so they' stand up
and make a collar. Clips also ap-
pear on starched linen cuffs.
Bag clasps and curtain rings
also will be used as fastei ters this
FORMER STUDENT IN T, C. 18
MARRIED
Announcement has been made
here of the marriage of Miss Hes-
ter Turner of Fort Worth, 19X1
beauty of Teachers College. to
Wade Merwood of Mineral Wells.
In Fort Worth Dec. 27.
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» 43 a. m —Sunday School, a. B.
Barnett, superintendent singing.
10:00 a; m.—Bible study.
ULAA a. m—Vocgi music.
11:00 a. m —Service. Preaching by
Mitholland.
Mr: tl. J. Garner, president of the
First- Baptist Woman's Missionary
Society, appointed committees in the
tothty bustness session Tuesday to
mnteruamnthe quarterly meeting of
te Amm ation oL Christian Women
an. 30 For the program she named
Mis Liv Douglass chairman; for en-
tertainment, Mrs. T J. Fouts, and
lor refreshments. Miss Cora Cole-
man.
The meeting was opened with a
di votlonal uttered by Mrs Karl H.
Moore, and 37 members were pres-
ent. The president also named a
committee composed of Mmes W
E Smith, M. C Shepperd and M
A Anderson to select Bible studies
for 1934-35. to begin next October.
COATS
To clear out Winter just now starting. Buy your coat
After Inventory Clearance. Now to clear out. Fur
trimmed. Values to $25, $30. Black, brown, green,
tan, grey, mixtures.
marrkd Chapman, a teacher at
Gainesville.
During a bustness session the
chairman appointed a committee
composed of Mmes. Lee Johnson. J.
R. Swenson and W J.B. Buttriu to
plan a benefit entertainment for
the Women's Club. Mrs. T B. -Fos-
ter, yearbook chairman, asked that
Nominees for the "favorite" sec-
lion of the Yucca. Teachers College
annual, who are to be voted on Mon-
day at the college, wit be present-
id on the stage at the cottage pic-
ture show this eveniag. They will be
presented in a novelty number by
the stage band under the direction
of Floyd Graham.
’ AUSTIN. Jan: 6.—(P,— Discus-
' slon of plans to liquidate the debt
on Ito permanent state headquar-
Shower Honors
Mr. And Mrs, Kellum
Mrs Carl Rhode and Miss Alma
Martin entertained with a surprise
party and shower in the Martin
home. 116 Stroud Sheet. honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kellum, who were
recently married. The couple re-
ceived a number of beautiful gtfts.
;. Because Co-Ec's are Original Fa-
Qual ly possible only be-
Ji are bought by smart
,, :------Fifteen members were present, and
Mis. Marvin iYarbrough of Pon- guests were Mmes. A. O. Koenig,
der continunc +e La <11 — - — . . _ ___
close of the evening.----
The guests were: Messrs, and
Hallver Capsules with
Hallver Oil Capsules
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Jelly ...........
ASSENTBLX OF DOD CHPBCH
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11.-00 a. m—Worship, song merviee
by choir; sermon. -
6:00 p. m.—Christ's Ambassadors
with Mrs. Bena dibba, leader.
7:30 p. m — Evangeltstie service.
730 P m. Tuesday Bible atudy,
and Friday, evangelistie sermon
Rev. Jew Gibbs, pastor.
vIST CuRISTIAN CHURCH
0:45 a m—Sunany School. Clay,
ton Potter. superintendent.
10:65 a. m.—Bunday School asbem-
bly.
10:88 A. m—Morning worship.
8:30 p. mChristian Endeavor So-
cieties
leadinx spring color. and It is
thought that colors will grow more
brilliant as the season progresses, vigeo •
suite In pinkish beige.’ apple green in Ardmore
and time yeltow are shown. -—T-
The re seems to be no rule for
SCREEN TODAY
I XI ACE Last day. Kathartne Hep-
burn in “Little Women" with
Joan Bemett, Pau ukas, Frances
Dee, Jean Parker and Edna May
Oliver; New; Cartoon.
AMONG SICK
J-W Hampton, 10 miles east oi
Denton, ts ill.
J. R. Jones of Argyle contin-
ues to be ill.
Z. D. Lewis, 717 Bolivar Street. is
Ul
Curtis Perkins, south of Den-
ton, is improved after having been
ill from poison ivy.
CHURCH
10:00 a. m-alble School. All
Baptist Church, in monthly ses- The paato^apeaka Snm SAlande
sion in the church Friday aft-, Exile" at this hour.
L * l 00 a. m—Sermon by the pastor.
"Why Christ Was Baptizee."------
6 45 P m.—Young People's Choir
and Juntors, and adult prayer period.
. 730.p. m - sermon by the pastor.
'Why Christ Was Tempted.”
Tom Renfro, pastor.
A tea and salad course was served
from the lace covered table center-
ed with pionsettias, Mrs. Raley,
chairman of the department, poured
A breakfast bid Hiring Mix. J. F. 10:50 a. m—Sermon by the paus-
Welder ol Vlclcra. kharrihau of 1torThe Mranins of Church Mem-
the headquarters committee, was DszaTPLovnteemmz., Ehw.chotne
given by Mrs Harold Abamms oil 730 p n?—SeMon Saibqece:
Dallas. 1 "Youth and .the Church"; special
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Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McCulley en-
tertained their son, Everette, and
a group of his friends with a party
at their home, 816 West Sycamore
Street. Friday evening, Games were
enjoyed and hot chocolate and
cakes were served to the following.
Misses Vernelle Cope, Alma Margaret
Willis, Dorothy Fern Stone. Emma
and Ruth Shelton. Mattle Lou
Reeves, Evelyn Hunt,- Marylilltan
Harshaw; Wilson Situs, Wilson Ew-
an. Carroll Wilson, Fred Harrison
Rowland Laney. Richard Lee Boyd,
H. L. Stanley and the honoree.
lerLalneda-group or young peo-
Pie with a musical New ear's night:
A string orchestra furnished mu-
' sir. — ~~ :——
Newsome, Katherine Elowe Gwen- and families, who. driven by a de-
- ' - sire to relieve their sorely press-
rd parents of the necessity of pro-
viding for them, have Uken to the
tertalned with a turkey dinner in T c c... I
their home Friday evening. Attrac- I • U, t^aialOgi
tive decorations were used. Places — - ®
Joe Duncan is the only student at
the Teachers College Demonstration
who: giu_romjiletr his high school
work at mid-terma. WCAU6C there It
no class graduating.athere will be no
mid-year commencement, and Duh-
can will wait until spring and re-
ceive his diploma with the gradu-
Ates at that time. I
Events Monday
The City Federation will meet
at 9 a. m. In the Women’s Club
The Ariel Club will hold Its
monthly meeting in the T. C.
auditorium at 3 p. m.
The First Baptist T E. L.
Class will meet at 7:30 p. m. in
the church parlors.
, the designer
who gave to the lush ion world its
Irish Art And Music
Club Study
ing as sureties were Ji W. Berry, H. win met wm------,------:
G. Tankersley and J. J. wilams. - meet with other members of
er-sprigged patterns, are seen.
Red artificial flowers appear on
the lapel of a light blue suit, which
is expected to want a lower waist- i pel of a tweed suit reposes a sun-
line. 1 flower.
Fiord Gough. Jack Jacobs, Charles
Graham and sonChanies Jr; Mmes.
Mary Goad, Rena Hornsby and
Francis Tompkins; Misses Geneva
Littrell, Quincy Matheson. Velma
Faulkner. Prances Baker, Jewell
Neal and Ruby Lee Willis;, De Roy
Knox and Carl Rhode.
ter Friday morning to see a spec- ________
tal showing of "Littie Women," Chiitwuud untu taut tau when she
which is closing a three-day run
today.
SCHOOL CHILDREN SEE “LIT-
TLE WOMEN"
The third, fourth and nuh
grades of the three elementary
schools went to the Palace Thea-
The next meeting, Jan. 19, will be kins Jr.. Thursday night,
■with Mrs. Harrell, 117 Ferguson’ -Ceci Vavhrauah •
Street.
women oil' over the country in such
quantityl
Miu Mildred Dobbins
715 p m—Preaching by iba pas-
tor, "Life Should Have a Meanng"
Spacial Mings
ST. BARNAKAS ErIsCOPAL AffSSTON
0:46 a. m — enurehGehoot,—
11 00 a m.— Morning Prayer and
sermon.
401 North Locust Street
Rev. Chares J. KInsolving in. prieat
dATHIOLIC CHURCH
1304 Bolivar Street
8 0, m and 10 a. Maas, Rev.
Father Raymond Vernimont, priest.
ringing them by Mis. P. C. Storrie, ~
with Mrs. A. A. Miller at the piano
School Social And „ ,
Club Activities Quiet By Alathean C I
Ti>e graduating members of the
Sports Clubs at the R. S Lee School
N- PARIS
SHAN-KAR Hindu Dancers and Musicians
CIA Auditorium, Monday’ Jan. 8, 8:15 P.M.
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Mr. and Mrs F W McKnght
have returned after a week's visit
in South Texas.
Miss Edith L. Clark returned
Friday morning from Austin, where
she attended the funeral of a
grand-nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mizell are in
Electra as the week-end guests of
Mr and Mrs Frank Hodge.
Mrs D. A Burford is in Dallas for
the week-end with her husband, and
his mother, Mrs. L.M. Burford.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Scruggs have
as their week-end guest Mrs. R. M.
Kelso of Fort Worth. ‛
ters building was continued here
today , by the board of directon
of the Texas Federatlon of Wom-
en's Clubs.
A plan whereby each member
of a Federated Club- would pledge
one dollar a year for six years
toward the pelanent bushung
fund was stressed. Consideration
also was given to Federation of
additional clubs.
Mrs W. P Avrett of Lamesa,
president of the Seventh . district,
raid her district had adopted as
its siczan:
"One new club in every town
and every club Federated."
.Six new clubs were recommend-
edforfrdrratton.Fhistsm- ad-
dition whteh- was held. In the
permnnent headquarters building
for the first time.
A method whereby the headquar-
ters building can be furnished al-
so was disclosed. Mrs, Volney
Taylor of Brownsvili, president,
saidL several croups have "adopt-
ed" rooms and have agreed to fer-
nish them < ompletel
sutt coat lengths, some are hip
lengh, others three-quarter, fit-
ted st the waist; and swagger coats
will again be in style.
Loosely woven woolens and
tweeds are the leading suit tab-
rics Dimity blouses, some in flow-
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Activities at the Denton ward
schools have slowed down since
Christmas, and it will be after the
next semester begins before many
prgrams cr social functions will
be hetd.----------- .— ...
son. H W. McDade, and tamily.- During 1933 more births and
-----^8-=;- -dratos than during 1932 -were re-
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aromatics it to an effective
laxative for children and
grownups and affords relief
from the ilIs of constipation.
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Grup 4. games and contests were
conducted by Mrs G. W Mea-
dows. Twenty-five members and
a guest attended. ,
Piano Pupils Give
Recital Program
A group of young piano' stu-
dents of Miss Mary A. Humphreys
were well received by an audience
of relatives and friends in thy
home of Dr. and Mrs. C H. Han-
cock Friday evening. Those tak-
ing part were Virginia Cole. Bet-
ty Ann Meadows. Helen Craig.
Nona Marte Nail. Barbara Han-
rock. Mary Jo Smith. Varina Le
Beau. Virginia Claire Doggett and
Lois Taylor.
“-—EMMMTE9289
In the meeting of the Denton
Ministers’ Assoclation Monday
morning in the. First Presbyterian
Church, postponed from last Mon -
day. Dr. W. Fred Galbraith will
speak on "Ministerial and Chureh
Ethics—Denominational und In-
terdenominational." All ministers
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Puretest Cod Liver Tablets
50‛s -------------- 50c
Puretest €od f Her Fablets
110* ............ $1.00
Curtis* Vanilla Conp., pt- 69
Curtis’ Solistol Mouth
Wash, pt......... 49c
Anusor Supimsltorfes $1.00
Chemically Pure Glycerin,
gallon ------------- $1.75
Ronson Cigaret Lighten $3.50
14 or. Ovaltine ........ 89c
Personals
Mt and Mrs. J. T. Jenson of
ranfiils Gap and Mr. and Mrs.
J J Jenson of Mont Belview were
Rev, and Mra. T. M.
"drnSr:——.——--------
Mrs, W L.Phillps and Mrs.
Arthur Wilson of Mentone are
Mhetin8 Mr and Mrs. J. C. Hay-
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Talley have
moved to Frisco.
o the Tamily.
PERSONALS
lege Dramatic Club play. "Three
Cornered Moon," 1933 Broadway suc-
cess by Gertrude Tonkonogy, are to
2e held Tuesday, night,, according members bring to the next meeting
Do.Mrs. Mytrie. Hardy, director. A suggestions for next year’s study,
date for the play to be given has * ■ ...
not been definitely set.
J W Dodd? ministev,
1 . —•e:
LUTHERAN cmRCI
10:15 a. m.—Bunday School
.11:00. m—Morning worship
The Eternal Election." "
7:30 p- m — Bible hour.
703 North Elm Street
Rev, WE Meyer, pastor.
‘Favorite” Nominee^
Ta Be Introduced
Swenson. John Mings. Burmar
Hayes, Ben Powell, Bert Moore.dack
Elder, Riley Housewright, Bascom
Story and Norris Russell
of the city and county are invit-
ed to attend these meetings held
» eaeh first Monday
" Oscar Ritter of Ardmore, former
Denton resident and son-in-law of
CO-ED Dresses Are for Young Women
and Women Who Want to Stay Young
.——— ---They’
te lor smart women who know that
• its not how much they spend but for
what Quality they spend it that counts.
Annual Reports Heard 8:30 P mT‛E"E"Wheegpator.
a miscellaneous shower at the , nes „„ omone ■
fomeorMr Atis- W SS.5SL.’
"MTandxr""E.A. zave to the fas
The CO-ED Label is Put into
These Dresses to Protect You
It is an Insignia oflmportancel
There can be no duplicate for a CO-ED
Frock at Co-Ed Prices . :
Yes! They’re Here/
CO-ED
DRESSES
I Some skirts are circular, but
| many are straight. Through the
hips they are closely ntted. and
have front fullness from a kick
Thot’s why only one store in each eity
has the privilege of selling Co-Ed Dresses.
, That’s why our customers have a distinct
advantage over dll others!
URrs‛ MINERAL OIL
We buy the finest grade heavy
Mineral Oil in steel drums,
bottle it under our own label
and sell it to you at a much
less price tlan proprietary oils
of SIMILAR QUALITY
NOTOK INECrO
Hair dye will also be found at
Curtis’ in a series of the moat
popular gbadea.
OIL SHAMP0O
Mao-O-Oil Shampoo and oil
treatment for the scalp that
- reduiren no MMp.
7:45 p. m Wednesday—-Mid-week
drills. . *
Corner Pearl and Boltvar Streeta.
Thomas B. MHholiand. mintster.
FIRET PRESBYTERIAN CIUKEH
9:40 a m.— Sunqay School, A. C.
Walvoord, superintendent OwenGri-
fin, secretary. Lesson. i"The Birth
and Infancy of Jesus."
11.00 a. m — Public worship. Ser-
mon and Communion. The Value of
Shadows; or What the Lord’s Supper
Signinea."
7130 p. m.—Sermon, "How’to Be
Happy Throughout the New Year."
120 South Elm St.
Rev. W Fred Qalbraith, pastor.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERTAN CurtRCF
9:45 a. m -Sunday School. Wm. O.
Woods, superntendent.
11100--. -1—Morning _ worship.
Sermon subject, ‘The Upper Room”;
Communion of the Lord'a Supper.
4:30 p. m.—Juniors
5:30 p. m.—Intermediate*.
6:30 p. m.—Seniors.
7:15 pm— Evening worship. “The
Rise of Presbyterianism,."
Chas. W Estes, Pastor.
FIBSS BAPTIST CHURCH
9 30 a. tnSunany School. R J
Garner, superintendent.
10:40 a me Assembly of Bible
School and announements.
10:30 a, ma—Preaching Sermon,
“Making Life’s Crises a Challenge "
Anthem, "Odd So Loved the World”
(Stainer).
.6 15 p. m fhurch Training 5er-
7:30 p m—Sermon. "My New
Year’s Wish for Yot." Doubie quar-
tet, "His Light Shines Out” (wl-
bon).
Dr. Karl H. Moore,, pastor.
FTRNT NErHoDISTEHUREH
9130 a m—Church School, Claude
Castleberry, superintendent,
9:45 a. m —Young People's depart-
ment.
FOK COLDS!
When a cold develops in your
home, come to Curtis' for
jour medicine. Whether it'a
cold capsules. Chest Rubs.
Hose and Throat Sprays or any.
other medicine used for colds,
mt‘1! And it at Curtis’.
Curtis’ Nose Drops, 1-2 oz.
Curtis’ Noe Drops, 1 or.. 39e
Vicks Vaporub Salve,
NEW YORK r -
NAZAKENE eWaCI
seComer Eu Ackorz.ana BUI. d’Arepidor ot ehe admtntstrationbuna.
10:00 a. m—Sunday School. —‛m- K- • ‘ - * - —
— 1100 a—nk—Hreaehing.
0:48 p. m.—Young People’s meet-
. Itlustratei-
114 Star Success"
* Easy to slip in and out of I
♦ This is "Everybody’s Dress”
' "Live” lb It II /
* Colow good enough to eat!
. * Smart colorful pfintl
JUST ONE OF A NEW COL-
LECTION IN SIZES 14 TO 20.
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I Shop
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BY MARY 15. PLUMMEW
NEW 1ORK, Ji in. 6 —W7—From
the spring ppeniny - or a New Year
designer come3 ta e gala news to-
day that paper cl tps will be used
for dress trimmin 7.
Also that waist lines are going
down, gradually. This spring.
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 125, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 6, 1934, newspaper, January 6, 1934; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539011/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.