Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 22, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 9, 1936 Page: 3 of 8
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—DENTON, TEXAS, RECORD-CHONICLE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1936
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Crain Grocery & Market
The Boston Store
Yarbrough Bros., Furniture
Grand Leader Co.
J. C. Penney Co.
M-System Grocery
Neal & Lakey Drug Store
Homer S. Curtis
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H. M. Russell & Sons Co.
Woodaon A. Harris Grocery
Denton Dairy Products
J. A. Cook Grocery
City Drug Store
J. W. Bovell Oil Co. '
Sam Laney Service Station
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Barnett Grocery & Market
Footwear at Russell’s hails
the New Season with the
deeper tones of Autumn.
Starting with the more con-
King Radio Shop
Watson Grocery
Morris & McClendon
Little Elm Reds
Defeated by Krum
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Sunday Krum plays Sanger on the
Krum diamond
The box score:
Bell Roofing Co.
City Grocery & Market
a A record breaking crowd in the
Krum ball park saw the Krum Blues
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Harry Teasley Grocery
Shaw Studio
Edwards & McCrary Furniture
Charlie’s Market
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Highlighting Every Important Silhouette
Expressed in Fashionable
Massachusetts— Worcester,
ell and Lawrence
New Hampshire— Dover
Maine— Kennebunk
, The Williams Store
L. C. Burr & Co.
Helpy-Selfy
C. P. Taliaferro Grocery
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Little Elm
M. Smotherman, 2b
Henderson, c
Clark. 1b
D. Smotherman, ss
Smith, 3b
Pucket. If .........
Boyles, cf
Reynolds, rf
Rogers, p
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Krum—
Terry, ss
Stovall, 3b
Sheppard, 1b ....
Reeves, c ...
Jones, if .............
C. Bridges. rf —
Franks, cf .........
J. Bridges. p
Gibbins, cf
Underwood, 2b
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Travelstead Auto Supply
C. A. Scott Grocery
Brooks Dairy
Headlee Tire Co.
Babcock Auto Supply Co.
Brickey’s Shoe Store
Brooks Drug Store
Garrison Drag Store
Kimbrough-Tobin Drug Store
Jacobsen Hardware Co.
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Dooley, and Dwight Hudson of Den-
ton; Mrs. George Harris of Euless;
and Mrs SamWattam of Ketchum.
Ok. Hudson is. also survived by a
sister. Mrs. Baker, of Altus, Ok His
wife died in Denton March 31, 1934
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Will Be Given Away Week of Denton County Fair, October 13thto 17th
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THE MERCHANTS OF DENTON ARE GIVING TICKETS WITH EACH 50c CASH SALE OR PAID ON ACCOUNT.
ASK THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS FOR TICKETS:
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Work on Entries
for County Fair
। as a candidate for the Eagle Scout
I award in rank, at a Board of Re-
views held last week by Boy Scout
Troop 87 of Denton, officials said
todaly Lorenzo Johns is scoutmas-
ter of the troop.
Masters will go to Austin Thurs-
day to attend a meeting at the
committee at 10 a. m., at which
time the Public Welfare Bill la
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stration High School faculty at
the Teacher College has received
nolirication Of tale appointment to
u place on the Social Aspects Com-
mittee at the state Planning Board,
left vacant by resignation of Clar-
ence Kuhunan of ine college fac-
for the Denton County Fair next
Month, but have made no definite
plans coenerning the type of beths
or exhibits in which they will dis-
play their work, according to Mrs.
Edna W. Trigg, county home-dem-
onstration agent.
Food exhibits from the home-dem-
onstration clubs in the county will
be limited beeause of the damage]
done to gardens by the long period
of drowth, this spring and summer,
according to Mrs. Trigg
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Parsley Presented
As Eagle Candidate
Dalton Parsley was presented
preparation by the committee wlU
-apcyedd—r
Jackson Buys
Office Building
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Snleof-the 8moot-eurts Butld-
suits among others;
Washington State—After a see-
saw race. Gov. Clarence D. Mar-
tin went into about a 8.000 vote
lead over John C. Stevenson., back-
ed by a production for use orga-
gantzation for the Democratic gu-
bernatorial nomination. Former
Gov Roland H. Hartley led in the
ing,a large office building. to
Brent O. Jackson, Denton attorney,
was completed Tuesday, accoraing
to Jackson. The amount of con-
Grant’s Vogue Shop
McCray’s Jewelry Store
Doyle Sales Co.
Sledge Dry Goods Store
Service Grocery
Walt Lindsey Barber Shop
North Side Shoe Shop
Seth Massey Service Station
-------- Governor Johnson Leads
Colorado—Governor Ed Johanson
was in the van for the Democratic
senatorial nomination, leading for-
mer Governor William E Sweet
by more than 2 to 1.
Arizona-R. C Stanford, former
jurist and foe of Arizona's sales
bell twice governor had a long
lead for the Republican honors.
Vermont—A horticulturist, Lieut.
Gov George D Aiken, won the Re-
publican nomination for governor
I He defeated H Nelson Jackson,
| banker and newspaper owner state
Senator Alfred H Hetninger was
i unopposed for the Democratic nom-
ination.
I South Carolina—G. Heyward Ma-
her. merchant, captured the Dem •
‘ ocratic nomination tor the late
j Rep. John J McSwain's seat in Con-
gress.
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for the last three
gene Talmadge, emphatic critie of
New Deal policies, and Senator
Richard B. Russell Jr., upholder
of the Roosevelt administration.
They fought for the Democratic
senatorial nomtnation, equivalent
to election
Washington Race close
Mounting returns from yester-
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- Moeur, in the Democrati gu-
bernatorial fight. Thomas Camp-
day* primaries showed these re- ""county.
Surviving are six children. G N
Hudson, R A. Hudson, Mrs. Willard |
defeat the Little Elm Reds Sunday •
by a score of 6 to 1. The Blues took |
a three-run lead in the first inning 1
and steadily increased it. Bridges'
of Krum allowed only three hits lor
the Reds while the locals were get-
ting 13 Only three* men were allow
ed to the initial sack, and one of
them scored on an error. Jug Reeves
led the pack in hits, getting four j
out of five trips to the plate Next1
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The presidential nominee's talk
in Portland Saturday night will
close the Republican campalgh in
that, state, Maine voters go to the
polls Mondayi Ti»e trip Landon
said in announcing his decision to
close the Maine campaign, was
neral services Burial will be in
Oakwood cemetery.
Hudson was born in'Indian Ter-
ritory, now part of Oklahoma, Sept
5, 1849, and came to Denton Conn
ty at the age of 12 years. He was
a former race-horse"jockey and once ‘
rode the famous “Denton Mare" tori
Bam Bass, in the early days of the
rremrted.prudpetee nludesdetltax jumped weu ahead or Gov. B.
fighting repudiation at the polls of B
the kind of government this coun-
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and other prizes Earn money at t ha
Curtis. 26 1 yews.-’
New variations of this sea-
son’s best hat styles are in-
cluded in our large selec-
tion of fall millinery. Hats
that match in feeling the
newest dresses this Fall.
We have just the hats for
young things, for sophisti-
cates, for mature women.
Every one is carefully
made and they are truly
a remarkable buy at this
price, _______________■
ulty, who will spend the winter to Jackson. .
in Nortn Carolina. ——------sideration was not announced.
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-•--prescription work the
main part of our busi-
1 ness. When you are
sick and want only the
BEST drugs be sure the
prescription is sent to
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(By Assoctated Press)
A vehement campaign culminated
today' in a Georgia primary at
observers followed the returns
from five other state primaries,
and the travel plans of the Dem-
ocratic and Republican presiden-
tial nominees.
The Georgia balloting was a tea'.
SPRING HILL COUMLE WED
SATURDAY NIGHT
Miss Lillie Yarbrough, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. Frank Yarbrough,
was married Saturday night to R.
J Kirby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Kirby, with Rev. Roy Stanley
performing the ceremony at the
home of the bride's parents. They
are residents of Spring Hill and will
make their home in that commun-
ity. ________________________
Boys and girls win a Bicycle
servative black, then rich
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greens and browns. Burgun-
dy and navy come in for,
their share of glory also.
New ideas, new trims, new
combinations in colors,
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girls ate -working on Ihvir tyTlngl .iajMij.ii.-i; u, si
. -__ - . _______ Church of Ohrirt. of which Itudson
of strength between Governor Eu- was a member, will conduct the fu-
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Dill, former wife ,
C. Dill, lost a
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fully blended and contrast-
ed, making every style a
masterpiece in fine shoe
making.
Shoe pictured at top $8.75
Below $6.95 a
Jolin A. Hudson] H.B. Masters on ,
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Missionary Program vounegpnopi aremvtecuonsttena 2
For Fundamentalists
A missionary program on "Nica- ! Falkenberg captain 2
ragua" will be presented Sunday I asoda Lonene'vat
evening in the meeting of the young [ nita Langston, and I__________
people's department of the Funds-1 Twenty members and two* rueste
inentalist Baptist Church, and all I were present, - .
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LUNCHEON FOR JUNIOE CLUBS
POSTPONED
The luncheon for junior clubs
or the second district, to have been
hold tomorrow in Dallas, ha* been
postponed indefinitely, according to
word received by junior club mem-
bers here. Junior day has been
postponed, however, Mrs. R. J. Tur-
rentine, district president, said, and
club members of the district Were
to go to the Centennial Exposition
as planned, and several will go from
here
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Republican contest, Warren U.
Magnuson, production for use can-
didate. and Bert C. Ross led the
Democratic and Republican nomi-
nations respectively for the late
Marion Zioncheck’s seat in con-
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Landon Completes
New England Trip
TOPEKA Kas.. Sept 9— (P——
Gov. Alf M Landon listed nine
rear platform appearances in four
New England states today as a
part of his personal campaign diash
to Portland. Me. for a speech
Saturday night.
Greeting newsmen in his omiee
on the morning of his 49th birth-
day, the Republican candidate said
that when his special train swings
north from New York City Satur-
day morning, it Wil stop at:
Connecticut—Stamford, Bridge-
port. New Haven and New Lon-
don.
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BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS,
Utah, Sept. 9.— (PP—Smiling John
-Cobb, just another Englishman with
a yen for dazzling speeds, smashed
four world records in a brief sur-
prise run in tils high-wheeled. air-
plane-motored racer today.
Cobb drove only an hour—and
theg. pleased with the results, an-
nounced he probably would start
Friday a 24-hour run on which he
hopes to clean up a dozen or more
additional records now held by his
countryman, Capt. George E. T.
Eyeston.
Two of the motor car speed rec-
ords that passed out under the
spinning wheels of the Londoner’s
specially built Napier-Rallton today
were held by Captain Eyeston.
These were the one-hour mark of
182.53 miles and the 200-kilometer
record of 162 42. Cobb's new records
are 167.690 and 168,266, respectively.
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Funeral services for John Allen
Hudson, 87 resident of Denton
County for the past 75 years, who
died at the home of his son, G N.
Hudson, 320 Bernard Street. at noon
Wednesday, will be held at that ad-
dress at 10:30 a. m Thursday R
L. Whiteside, minister of the
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 22, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 9, 1936, newspaper, September 9, 1936; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539689/m1/3/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.