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DENTON, TEXAS, KECOBB-CtmONTCLK, WEDNESDAY. MARCH U. 1134
Ariel Group
Dies Tuesday Night
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EXTRA! EXTRA!! One lot Spring Coats and Suits; all
good styles; good woolen materials; tweeds; fur trimmed
styles; tailored styles; some carried over from last year,
but excellent wearing qualities; formerly sold up to $19.50,
NOW--
A STUFFY HEAD
robs you of sleep
... spoils your day.
To clear your head
quickly, use the
convenient new
Work Progresses
On South Locust
BELECKS
East Court Square
Surprise Shower
For Mrs. Cain On
30th Anniversary
Don't forget the "Classified DI-
rectory on page six of today’s Rec-
ord-Chronicle. Free tickets to the
4- club work
lineated by K.
boys’ club direc
in Texas were de-
C. Martin, state
tor in an address
Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Roberts were
in Fort Worth Tuesday night.
Go To Cleburne
Tlie O. I A Choir and a string
ensemble from the college will go
to Cleburne Sunday, March 25. to
give a concert under the auspices
of the Music Lovers Club and the
C. L A. ex-students’ organization
of that city.
Though definite plans have not
been made, it was stated that oth-
er trips probably will be made in
the later spring by the choir. The
group will likely go to Houston
and Galveston, appearing on the
Federated Music Clubs convention
program in Galveston.
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Denton People To a
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ELECTROLUX
THE SERVEL(A/REFRIGENATOR
cided. A social hour will follow the
business period.
Elder Floyd Decker of Paris, who
was scheduled to preach in the
Church of Christ this evening, will
not be present. It is announced by
the minister, Elder Thomas E. MII-
holland; and the adult class will
meet-et the usual hour for Bible
study. Act. 22.
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Barton
PERSONALS
Mrs. C. A. Montgomery was called
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AUSTIN, March 14—— The
supreme court held today that ex-
emplary damages are recoverable
in cases where workmen's com-
pensation Insurance is paid. The de-
cision was In the case of the Fort
Worth Elevator Company against
Mrs: Mary Lee Russell.
LONDON, March 14—(P_A def-
inite breakdown of the cotton mar-
keting negotiations which have been
dragging on here for weeks between
British and Japanese textile Inter-
ests was announced today.
50 Member* Now
In Legion Auxiliary
The Legion Auxiliary now has
50 members, after a new member
was present at the meeting in the
Legion Hall Tuesday evening. The
group has exceeded the quota as-
signed by the State Auxiliary, which
was 45. They have a box of linens
and a finished quilt to be sent to
the hospital at Legion. Attendance
was small Tuesday evening because
of the revivals and other meetings,
only eight attending.
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The Boston Store
Fashion Values
CURTIS DRUG STORE
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SUITS
Formerly
Priced
$29.50 now .... $19.50
$16.50 to
$22.50 now .... $13.50
$12.50 now ... $ 7.90
the singing of the opening song.
"Stand Up for Jesus." Mrs. Keith
gave a-prayer and Mrs. Prank
Mahan gave the devotional, tak-
ing the 51st chapter of Psalms as
her guide.
Sentence prasrs were given, and
the program was closed with pray-
ers for the home and foreign work-
ers by Mrs. J. H. Boyd and Mrs.
John Baker.
Mack Brownlow is suffering from
a sprained shoulder sustained Tues-
day morning when he fell from a
truck.
Dr. C. D. Judd, of the government
and economics faculty of C. I. A.,
will address the Southwestern So-
cial Science Association at a meet-
ing in Dallas March 30 on “Man-
ufacture and Sale of Armaments.”
Rev. Paul E. Martin, who is con-
ducting a revival meeting at the
First Methodist Church here, will
address the assembly of the R. E.
School at 8:45 o'clock Thursday
morning. The public is invited.
Miss Gladys Pittinger, director of
the city welfare department of Fort
Worth, will speak in Room 318 of
the administration building of C.
I. A. tonight at 7:30 o’clock, and
the public is invited. She will be
accompanied by Miss Ruby Jean
Miller, former C. I. A. student, who
is now a case worker under Miss
Pittinger. The lecture is sponsor-
ed by the Sociology Club.
“Dads' night,” to have been held
by the Lee School P.-T. A. Thursday
evening, has been postponed indef-
initely because of the revivas now
in progress, but the association will
meet Friday afternoon at 3.15
o’clock in the school for a busi-
ness session, which will include
election of officers. The children
in the room having the most moth-
to Houston,Wednesday because of
w-. the illness of her father, C. R. Gas-
Palace Theater every week to lucky ki
Denton people.
COUGHS
Don't let them get a stranglo hold
Fight germs quickly. Crcomulston
combines 7 major helps in one. Pow-
erful but harmless. Pleasant to take.
No narcotics. Your own druggist 1«
authorised to refund your money on
the spot if your cough or cold b
not relieved by Creomulslon. (adv.)
CVRTIS’ EPHEDRINE
NOSE DROPS
For prevention of bead colds.
Keeps nasal passages opened
up These drops contain ephed-
rine. camphor, menthol, euca-
lyptol and other useful Ingre-
dients. Supplied in dropper
bottles. Three sizes 35c, 39c,
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were to be held at 4 p. m. Wed-
nesday in the home, conducted by
Elder Thomas E MiIholland, as-
posted by W. R. Vivrett Jr. Burial
was to be in the I. O. O. F. ceme-
tery,with C. W. Woods, W. V.
Taliaferro, W. C. Orr, J. S. Dar-
nail. Fruk Mayfield and W. C.
Bovd ns pal bearers.
Mrs. Burrus wils born at Blake
Ferry, Ky., Aug4, 1857. She was
the widow of the late W C. Bur-
rus, and besides herdaughter and
two grandsons, Ormeh and Ken-
neth" Armstrong, she fS~survived
by two brothers,. Russ andNMatt
Hill of Tompkinsville, Ky., and a
sister. Mrs. A. J. Hudspeth of Val-
ley View. She had lived 42 years
in Texas and 18 years in Denton.
She was a member of the Church
of Christ. —- —
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WASHINGTON. March 14.—(P—
The corporation bankruptcy bill
passed by the House last session, to
expedite reorganization of financial-
ly embarrassed companies doing a
general business, was approved to-
day by the Senate judiciary com-
mittee.
Clubs in Texas now, he said.
Martin, In introducing the speak-
er, expressed itashiscpinion-that
there will be no more general pros-
perity until the farming indusury
is put on a profitable vasts and
the laboring man given a better
deal.
Wednesday was Denton County
day at the Fat Stock Show inFort
Worth1 and quite a number of
county people attended the show,
♦hen judging was featured.
Among the exhibits from Denton
County is a herd sponspored by
the Jersey Cattde -Club, and the
following have animals in the ex-
hibit: Rudy Copeland, John Un-
derwood, Charlie Pierce, Joe Pierce,
Wilbur Lowe, Mrs. Harriett Cox and
Skiles Bros.______
Sheep are being exhibited by P.
T. Underwood and Penn Heath of
tills county, and E C. Yeatts is
showing slate turkeys.
Roy Harper And Miss
Stough Marry
Roy E. Harper,'son of Sam W.
Harper of the Milam community,
was married to Miss Jennie Stough
at-the home of the bride's par-
ents in Corsicana Sunday. The
couple will be at home at 2120 St.
Paul Streel. Dallas. Harper oper-
ates a grocery store.
WINTER S'.
A tiny gas flame, automatically
controlled, keeps a constant,
steady cold in the box and a boun-
tiful supply of ice cubes always on
hand. No other method of refrig-
eration can give you all the ad-
vantages of the new Air-Cooled
Gas Refrigerator at such low day.
to-day operating cost.
Inspec t this marvel of modern
refrigeration - in actual operation
before you buy any automatic re-
frigerator. Compare it point for
point with all other types on the’
market and see why the GAS Re-
frigerator gives you modern and
trouble-free refrigeration at an
operating cost of LESS THAN 25c
a week.
Business Session
By Women’s Class
in a short business session of the
Young Business Womens Class of
the First Baptist Church Tuesday
evening preceding the revival serv-
ice, Miss Bonnie Akins reconsidered
her previous resignation and an-
nounced she will continue to serve
as its president. After discussion
of prospective members and the suc-
cess of the revival the nine mem-
bers present attended the sermon
in the church.
The effects of present world-
wide economic conditions on the
small salaried man were pointed
out by Mrs. Max L Shipley Mon-
day afternoon in a meeting of the
literature department of the Ariel
Club with Mrs Ben Ivey when she
reviewed the book, "Lttle Man,
What Now?” by Hans Fallada. Mrs.
Shipley was given the assignment
of reviewing a German novel, and
selected this one for the prob-
lems of social adjustment that
must be solved and are being at-
tempted in this country and in
others confronted with the same
conditions.
Mrs. George Poage was elected
delegate and Mik Shipley alter-
nate to represent the department
at a meeting of the second dis-
trict of the T. F. W. C. in Wax-
ahachie April 11 to 13. Mra, Pearl
McCracken, chairman, prestded.
The meeting next Monday will be
with Mrs. R. P. Lomax.
The hostess served a tea course.
Eighteen members were present
and guests were Mmes. M S. Stout
end M. J. Graham, former mem-
bets. Miss Myrtle Lndsay of Dal-
las and Mrs. Ivan Schulze.
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prove their superiority for sim-
plicity of operation and Econ-
omy. The new Air-Cooled Gas
Refrigerator is the Simplest auto-
matic refrigerator made. No Ma
chincry! No Motors! No Noise!
Nothing to wear out!
Mrs. A. 8. Keith was elected
delegate to the Presbyterial to be
held in Hillsboro April 4-5. at Bible
study and business meeting of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the’ Central
Presbyterian Church Tuesday when
14 members were present. Mrs. V.
W: Shepard was elected aternate.
AMONG SICK
Mrs. Alice Copeland, southeast
of Aubrey, is ill,
J.D. Fryar or Take Dallas is
improving from an illness.
The son of Mrs. Dan Lanford,
Haynes Street, is ill.
Miss Mozelle Craddock, 1125 Oak-
land Avenue, is 111.
Robbie Fay, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Calvert. South
Elm Street, continues to be ill.
Mrs. C. M. Baird of Bartonville
is ill of influenza.
„S. W. Kanady, 1703 West Oak
Street, is IIl,
—Ered West. Sycamore
Street, is ill.
Mrs. W. P. Bell is ill.
Honoring Mrs. A. B Cam on
the 30th Anniversary of her wed-
ding. Mrs. Roy Moore and Mrs. R.
C. Garrison entertained with a sur-
prise shower at the honoree's home.
907 Bell Avenue, Tuesday after-
noon.
The gifts were presented Mrs.
Cain, first shown in a basket, and
were then taken out and unwrapped
to display to the guests. Games
were played the remainder of the
afternoon. • with Mrs. Jesse Grif-
fith winner of the prize, which she
also presented the honoree.
The hostesses were assisted in
serving by Mmes. 8. T. Beaty, An-
drew White and Ed Lynch. Guests
present, besides those mentioned
above, were: Mmes. 1. F Jones, Ben
Loyd, May Caddell. Mary J. Bea-
ty, Hugh Davis. John Campbell. R.
T. Vickery, L. W. .Opitz, Tom Price,
J. E. Lester, Ina Kimbrell and Per-
man Cain.
FACE POWDER SPECIALS
Two new numbers in Pace
Powders A combination Pack-
age of Coty Powder and Per-
fume Both for 98c.
Also a combination Evening in
Paris Powder. Perfume and
Lipstick—All for the price or
the powder—<1.10.___________
Have your prescriptions filled
at CURTIS'. They’ll be REA-
SONABLY PRICED.
Motorcycle Delivery Service.
Phones 52 and 444
All of our Spring Coats
greatly reduced!
Come before they are all
picked over—while selec-
tions are complete.
MissaEdith Temple Of
Greenville Weds
Word has been received here of
the marriage of Miss Edith Tem-
ple of Greenville to George Bur-
cham, also of that city the latter
part of February. The bride is well
known in Denton having visited
One lot of new spring dress-
es; prints and solids; all
new shades that were up to
$10, now at - -a
Birthday Dinner for
W. S. Gaston Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McNel hon-
ored her father, W. 8. Gaston. with
a birthday dinner Sunday. Places
were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ton Gaston and children of Lewis-
ville; Mrs. L-O. Kerr and fami-
ly, Miss Hazel Moore, Misses Ce-
cile and Mary Gaston, all of Dal-
las; Milton Ashton and Jim Styles
of Floydada; Clarence McNeill
and family. Misses Opal and Thel-
ma McNel and Thomas and Mat-
tie Gaston of Denton and Miss
Grace McNell of Lubbock.
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Party Honorees
Dr. and Mrs. Rufus Whiddon of
Gainesville entertained with a re-
ception for older friends and later
a dance for young people in their
home Tuesday evening, honoring
their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Rufus Whiddon Jr. of Denton. Dr.
and Mrs. W. H. Hawley, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Montgomery, Mrs E. P.
Craig and Mrs. J. N. Simmons, the
mother of Mrs. Whiddon Jr., were in
the receiving line for the recep-
tion, and friends of the young cou-
ple who went from here for the re-
ception and dance included her
brother, Blake Simmons, and Misses
Norma McMillan. Joy Hawley. Cin-
dy Rushing and Virginia Craig, who
gave two interpretative dances dur-
ing the reception.
The Whiddon homes was attrac-
tively decorated with japonica and
bowls of narcissus. Punch was
served from a table decorated with
smilax and pink rosebuds and hold-
ing a large tray of cookies. Approx-
imately 100 called during the recep-
tion hour.
In the afternoon Mrs. Whiddon
Jr. was honoree for a bridge party
at the home of Mrs. Pete Brisco in
Gainesville.
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Roberts of Washington. D. C., a boy.
Mrs. Roberts was formerly Mias
Margie Parsley and is a daughter
of Mr. ad Mrs. J. G. Parsley of •
Denton. Through an error, an item
published Tuesday said the baby
was a son, of Mr. and Mrs. Pars-
ley when it should have been grand-
son.
The First Christian choir wUl
meet this evening at 6:30 o’clock
to rehearse Easter music unaer
the direction of Mrs. R E. Jack-
son. At 7:30 o’clock the Bible study
will begin, with the lesson being
Romans 7.
’ her sister, Mrs. Helen Kelsay, here
1 often. They are to make their home
1 in Greenville with her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Roe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mack of
Houston and Mrs. Minnie Shugar
of Ennis are here vtsittng Mr. and -
Mrs. 4. Smith. Mrs. Mack and Mra.
Shugart are sisters of Mra. Smith.
T me and mix. Horace A. Jones
and son, Garth, of Boulder, Colo.,
formerly residents of Denton, vis-
ited Miss Audria Boyd Tuesday
en route to Cleburne to visit Mrs.
Jones' parents, Mr. anc Mrs. C.
‘ J. Hall. Jones was n teacher of
violin in C. I A several years
ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodges have
! as their guests her parents, Mr.
-and Mrs. T. H Taylor, of Spear-
mam
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The program was opened with the ’ Is Et§‛par"it a d'ate1'to* D ne
members answering the roll call......
with a verse of the Bible and
Kiwanh Club Hears Mrs. Sarah Burrus
Boys Club Director
Work on South- Locust Street
continued in full swing this week,
as the $40,000 Federal improvement
project secured b^ the city _ for
the thoroughfare move ahead.
Satisfactory progress is reported
from the crew working on the con-
struction of two concrete bridges
to replace the narrow wooden
structures. Dismantling of both the
old bridges has been finished. and
0 one tlie floor, part of the top
section and one of the two bead
walls has been poured. Excavation
for the concrete pouring for tlie
second got under way Wednesday.
Considerable work has also been
done now by the crew working
on the street surface itself.
Shifting of the gas lines has not
yet been completed, and that work j
had been temporarily halted Wed- )
nesday:
The job so far has been working !
between 60 and 70 men, about 30
on tlie street and bridges, about 20
city workmen on shifting the wat-
er lines and about the same num-
ber, or slightly less, on u13 gas
line shifting.
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at the Kiwanis luhcheon Tuesday
at noon, when the agricultural
committee had charge with Dr. M.,
L. Martin as program chairman.
Martin told of the prizes being
won at the present Fat Stock Shew
in Fort Worth by members of the
boys' clubs, competing in the open-
class with experienced live stock
men, and similar winnings at other
places. Many of these boys have
shown remarkable development al-
ter joining tlie clubs, he said, and
declared that they are laying a
firm foundation for a successfub
life. He praised the work of the
county agent, G. R. Warren, and
of the Kiwanis Club in aiding the
boys' club, projects, and said that
at this time, when county agents
are so busy with the Federal agri-
cultural program, it is very essen-
tial that men's organization aid
and encourage the work.
There are 18,000 boys in 4-H
Events Tomorrow
The literature department of
the Shakespeare Club will meet
at 3.30 p. m. with Mrs. P. B.
Huey, 1803 Bell Avenue, and
Miss Cora Stafford
The Junior Shakespeare Club
wil meet at 3 p. m. with Miss
Allsey Forester, 1402 North Elm
Street, with Mrs. Otis Tabor
assistant hostess.
The Ariel Club department of
art will meet at 3 p. m. in the
C. L A tea room with Mmes.
Lee Poole and L. M. Ellison
hostesses.
The Ariel Club music depart-
ment will meet at 3:30 p. m.
with Mrs. Charles Saunders, 501
West Oak Street, and Mrs. H.
G. Allen.
MPgffS sow
Mr. and Mrs. Whiddon
CURTIS’ FOUNTAIN
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and syrupa. Our carbonated
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that has sparkle and zip.
The 660,060,00 Chocolate that
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is found at the beat fountains
the country over. And, of
course, you’re heard about
Curtis Chicken Salad 8ana-
wiches. They're famous
, Mrs Sarah Katherine Burrus,
. 76, died late Tuesday night at her
, home, 1205 North Locust Street.
। Site made her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Boyd Armstrong,
her only child. Funeral services
cuKTIS’ FOB SERVICE
years. We either manufacture
or package under our own
name and guarantee over 35
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pleasing our customers for a
number of years. They wUl
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