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Discuss Peace
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WASHINGTON, March 27——•P-
The George Lill to authorize Fed-
eral low cost housing projects to
pay. in effect, municipal taxes was
passed today by the Senate and
sent to the House.
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Every time Jack Oakle, famous film comedian, whispered endearing words
into the ears of a blushing blond, rumor of a new romance spread through
Hollywood, and each time the report faded with age Now, however. Jacks
latest whisper has been taken up by Venita Varden. movie contract player,
and the two left Hollywood for New York, to be wed on their way at Yuma,
Artz The couple is shown here just before they left Los Angeles on their
projected wedding trip.
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you. even if-you are good.___________
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Mrs. J. L. Baldwin, hostess for
the 1933 Bridge Club in her home
Thursday afternoon, arranged three
tables for members and a guest,
Mrs. Virgil Gates. High score was
made by Mrs. L A Sharp and high
cut by Mrs. Gates. The hostess
served a salad and tea course
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SAN FRANCISCO. March 274
(P—The cold wave which caused
consiferable damage to California
crops was bioken today. the Weath
er Bureau said, and tempera-
lures rose slightly.
A cloud blanket and a chanpe
of character in the frigid mass
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PALACE-Last day, Sylvia Sidney
in “Mary Burns, Fugitive”; "Bas-
ketball Technique” by Pete
Smith; David Liching in "Spring
Night”.
L , CHEYENNT, Wyo., March 27—
—Eoth stale and defense rest-
ed today in th, first degree mur-
der trial at Paul aH. Carroll. 36.
chartea with the shnoting of C.
C. Barnard. Union Pacific division
superintendent last October.
Potomac
Although the president has not
revealed his plans, he is expected
to turn back soon for the coast,
fishing on the way
FURNISHED TWO-room apartment.
adult, only. 830 V. Hickory,. 1M
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Utilities Control
Favored by Women
AUSTI, March 27.-(L-Gov-
eminent control of public utilities
today held favor of the Texas
League of Women Voters.
Delegates at the state conven-
tion approved that along with pro:
posals tor extension -of classirled
civil service, short ballot of the
office type, strengthening of. public
agencies to protect consumers, re-
ductions of armament and world
court protocols and League of Na-
tions. .
Styles for every face and for every occasion. Novelty straws,
rough straws and pedalines ot top off Easter outfits and
fine felts for sports wear. Headsizes 22 to 24—
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ROME. Mareli 27.——Premier
Mussolini has itotmally invited
Salvador de Madariaga of Spain.
League of Nations negotiator in the
ftalo-Ethiopian conflict, to come to
Rome to discuss preliminary term*
for peace, diplomatic sources said
today. . . •
Dino Grandi, Italia ambassador
in London, with whom Madartago
made contact during the recent
League of Nations council session,
was without power Ui negotiate,
these sources sail. .! ■ :
Informed source* believed, how-
ever, that the Spanish diplomat
could not accept the invitation,
since a trip to Rome would mean
logically his going also to Addis
Ababa, and too much time would
be lost thus.
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—A move by senatof Borah of
Idaho to extend his presidentiat
drive into the Northwest was be-
lieved to be imminent today. His
friends expected him to announce
that be would enter the Oregon
primary May 15 in an effort to
capture that state's 10 delegates
to the Reppublican national con-
vention.
PRINTED BATISTE
The most attractive and widest assortment of printed ba-
tiste that we have ever shown. The patterns and colon are
just as good as you will find in higher priced materials.
All guaranteed fast colors. ——
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Brand new wash frocks of batiste, dimity and shantungs.
When you examine them you will realize that you have
paid |1.95 for dresses of that quality and make—
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GOWNS and PAJAMAS
Fine batiste in many lovely paatterns,
full cut and well made. They look
much more expensive and they are
much better garments than their price
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New styles just
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' Denton Hospital, were reported
much improved Friday.
Miss Laura Schmitz of Denton,
who has been ill of Influenza at the
Denton Hospital - was improved Fri-
day.
Mary Belle Balls of Sanger is
improving slowly at the Denton
Hospital, after an operation for
ruptured appendix several days ago.
Miss Georgia Owathney of Brown-
wood. 8. C. W student who under-
went a major operation at the Den-
ton Hospital early this week, was
returned to her home Thursday.
Her condition was reported good.
Miss Louise Bruce of Shreveport
returned to her heme Thursday af-
ter a period of observation at the
Denton Hospital.
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DENTON, TEXAS, RECORD-CHRONICLE FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1936
This Time Oukie Meant it
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DREAMLAND — Buck Jones in
••Deadline”; "Fighting Marines”,
chapter 11; “Poor Little Me".
Happy Harmony.
RITZ—Rex Lease in "Pals of the
Range"; John Wayne in "West-
ward Ho"; chapter 8, "Roaring
West" with Buek Jones; shorts.
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■pending the week-end in 'Wichita . warmer weather • ipvenig after a day’s run in the
Falls with Miss Barbara Wiliams. | Another disturbance is sweeping new presidential ship, the U. S. 8
I Dr. and Mrs L. H Moore are from the gul of Alaska, but all-
In.Austin.. wan. w" - -- th. foria probably will be Just on its
Mrs. Ella Kelly will spend the fringe
week-end with her daughter and i_ aicnau
SCREEN TODAY
TEXAS—Mae West in "Klondike
Annie” with Victor McLaglen;
"Broadway Highlights”; "Three
Orphan Kittens." Silly Sym-
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derway. anw wall plastering almost
completed, the new fine arts build-
ing at S. C W. will be opened
about June 1, according to college
officials.
Extertar construction on the new
sciences building at the college is
almost completed and inside work
will begin immedately. The founda-
ton for the addition to the pres-
ent auditorium, which will be call-
ed the music and drama building,
is nearing completion and exca-
vation work on one of the twin
dormitories to be erected between
sayers and Fitzgerald Halls on the
campus is under way. Constroc-
tion on the second will begin
within three weeks.
MEXICO CITY March 27--
The worst aviationu disaster in th*
history of Mexico—bringing death
to 14 persons, amid lofty volcanic
penikcs-was investigated by author-
Ities today.
Six women and eight men were
killed whimm a specially chartered
plane crashed yesterday between
the snow-capped summits of Po-
poateptal and Iztlacihutl, 30 miles
from Mexico City,
in life, the vietims had ranged
in rank from European aristocra-
cy to Costa Rican steward. But
authorities said such bodies as
were too badly crushed and bum-
•d to permit identinication would
be cremated in a single inciner-
ator
The plane smashed to the ground
and was burned near Amecameca.
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Hauling away of city trash win
be one of the features of the
clean-up period, set aside for the
week of March 30 to April 4 ac-
cording to Dr. F. E. Piner, city
health officer.
Trash hauling will start Tues-
day, March 31, and continue
through Friday. April 8. The trucks
will pass by Denton homes only
once; therefore Dr. Finer urge*
edch person to put his trash
out on Monday so that it will not
be missed by the haulers. No sec-
ond trips win be made this year,
he said.
"Each householder should put
the trash in sacks or boxes not
too large to be handled by one
man," Dr. Piner pointed out. "Also,
waste material to be carted mus
be inch that can not be burned.
If possible, plhec the trash on the
fcurs in front of your house.”
m connection with the state
wide clean-up, improvements are
being made on the water well on
the city lot, according to Mayor
J. L. Wright, who is assisting with
the beautirication program Platns
are being made to improve the
lot to make it a show place, AU
trash has been removed and the
lawn is being terraced, with the
possibuity that shrubs and flow-
ers will be planted
"I hope that every citizen in
Denton will co-operate with the
city officials in making this clean-
' ’up week really mean something,"
Wright stressed. With the Texas
Centennial but a few month*
ahead, it is necessary that the
City of Denton be able to pass
inspectin."
Special to Record-Chronicle
JUSTIN, March 27— Word was
received at the birth of a daughter
March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Cole of Dallas. Cole is a son of Mrs.
D. E. Cole of Justin. The baby was
named Beverly Anne.
Mr. and Mrs R. P. Knox and
daughter and Mis D. E. Cole at-
tended a birthday party in Grand
Prairie Tuesday.
Frank OBannan and Miss Thel-
ma Baker of Ft. Worth visited Miss
Mary Grace O'Bannon.
• Miss Mada Pennington, who fell
and broke her leg at 8. C. W. a
few week* ago, Is able to walk on
crutches and has returned to
school.
J. B. Pickett has been very sick
of bronchial pneumonia.
Bruce Kelly Jr., son of Mr and
Mrs B. C. Kelly, has been ill.
Glen Dorwin of Norman visited
D. F. Dorwm:
The how boxes for the post office
have arrived
Mr and Mrs. J. L Parker had
as guests Mr. and Mrs. L L. Higgs
and daughter of Lake Dallas Mrs.
Julia Key and Mrs. Bell Robertson
of Lewisville.
Born to Mr and Mrs. Orville
Pieroe. March 30, a boy.
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Shop of Style and Personality'
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GREENSBURG, Pa., March 27—
(—The fast Philadelphia Ex-
press at the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. rounding a curve in a driv-
ing rain, sideswiped a freight train
, near Manor early today. killing
three engineers and Injuring two
firemen.
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VOGUE
Hosiery, lingerie, Drome*
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PAJAMAS
Pretty pastel shades
MIAMI, Fla. March Tl-(—
President Roosevelt was off West
Caicos Island, north of Haiti, today
for another fishing try.
Meeting in the home of Mrs W.
H. Clark, with Mrs. H. A Woltsohn
and Miss Bertha K. Duncan asstst-
ant hostesses, Thursday afternoon,
the literature department of the
Shakespeare Club heard three talks.
Miss Olive Halbert spoke on "Cor-
relation Between Texas and Uni-
ted States History,” Miss Dixie
Boyd spoke on "See Texas First."
as a travelogue, and Mrs. W. O.
Potter spoke on “Literature Pic-
turing Other Western Frontiers,"
which was followed by discussin.
The'hostesses served a salad and
tea cdurse to 30 members and two
guests, Mmes Charles Saunders
and J. D. Grey. The next meeting.
April 8, will be with Miss Bessie
■hook, with Mrs. B. E. Looney and
Miss Mattle Ella Cravens assistant
hosteases.
NEWBRIEFS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. M
Gumn, four miles east of Denton.
March 35, a boy
Born to Mr. and Mn. R. E. Re-
vier, two miles east of Denton.
March 33. a girl Hazel Elizabeth.
Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Hutcheson
will go to Ryan. Ok., Sunday for
funeral services lor R H. Bar-
rett. who died there Thursday
evening. Mrs. Hutcheson will sing.
Barrett was known to a number of
Denton people
The meeting of the Kolonial
Kurd Klub to have been held this
afternoon with Mrs. J. L. Baldwin,
was not held because of the death
of Dr. H. C. Amos. The next
meeting will be April 10 with Mrs.
Emory Barton.
Mr*. Elgie Stubbs, 336 Mulberry
Street, underwent an emergency
appendectomy Thursday nignt at
the Denton Hospital. Her condi-
tion was reported as satisfactory,
Friday.
Mrs. W. S. Kelman, Route 2. un-
derwent a minior operation at the
Denton Hospital Friday morning.
Mrs. Joe Burks, 1721 West Mul-
berry Btreet, underwent a minor
operation at the. Denton Hospital
Friday morning. 1
Mrs. Hugh Corbin, 1813 Chest-
nut Street, underwent a minor
operation at the Denton Hospital
Friday morning.
The condition of John White-
side, who has been in the Denton
Hospital suffering from a gun-
shot wound in the right arm was
reported much improved Friday.
PERSONALS
Worth April 5-7 and discussion of
other plans for the convention. Re-
ports of this convention will oc-
cupy the next meeting with Mrs.
Grace R Bailey, April.
Night Coughs
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HOUSTON March 27-(P—A
century-old wooden plow drawn by
a yoke of oxen scratched the
sacred soil of the San Jacinto bat-
tlefield today to begin a 1000.000
memorial to the 783 soldiers who
won Texas its Independence there
on April 21, 1836.
Andrew Jackson Houston, sole
surviving child of General Sam
Houston, who commanded the Tex
as army, and Jeaae H Jones of
Houston, chairman of the Recon-
struction. Finance Corporation,
were the principal speakers.
A large crowd attended the brief
ground-breaking ceremonies.
1 he shaft will rise 564 feet, more
than eight feet higher than the
Washington Monument. The large
building at its base will contain
a hall of honor, an art gallery, a
museum and an amphitheater
President Fishes
Off Caicos Island
AMONG SICK
R. M. Shoulders of Little Elm is
ill of influenza.
Mrs. W. L. Hill is UI of influenza.
Mrs. Effie Temple and her
grandson, James Kelsav, son of
Mrs. Helen Kelsay, 1103 Panhan-
dle Street, are improving after
an attack of influenz.
Mrs. Lonnie Baker of Aubrey, who
ha* been UI at the Denton Hospital
since Monday, returned to her home
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Miller, who
have been Ul of influenza at the
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 194, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1936, newspaper, March 27, 1936; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539548/m1/2/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.