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NEWSBRIESS
Collegiennes Pick Sammy
Over $870—.0
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TEE cim of the Fst
The
mond 4250, John L.
81.
spun
New Orleans but
the
engineers dung
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H. T. Stewart gl.
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Mr. and Mrs Drub Calhoun $10,
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amonia in the Den-
BOSTON. Jan
4—A police
OMews
in the home of his mother. Mrs. D.
A. Taliaferro 82, Mra. K V.
$2,
uved In
Ketso m
By ALICE MAXWELL
Judge Gamei »I. Virgnl
, Cash $1, Mrs Pearl* Spec
PARIS. Jan. 28 — •P-Newfow-
cents a barrel, posted by the Hum-
5
Austin. where she is a student in
Up-* • • F
John MacAlexander 62s0, Mazie
Crash Fatal to
purchasing compandies would meet
mean LOCKNE
tionless
weaves treated to look like the
Red Cross-
Tuesday will be
for Bible study
a
wheels.
Q
Your Income Tax
NO 10
Curtis
red.
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DRUG STORE
CONGRESS
37 Yeara in Denton
f Call 52 or 444
the flood crest pours down the Mias-
Free Delivery
SuitOver Hotel Fire
•400 credit however
not apply
$11,755 in his suit against the Long-
GALOSHES
„F.C.PENNEYCG
BUY IT IN DENTON
by I
and wear a—
and Cec T, Rhodes of Hama _
MAN TAILORED
SUIT
TOMORROW IS
or a—
FLOOD RELIEF DAY
2
with * Topper
AT
THE WLAMS, STORE
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a
a
A FULL 10% OF YOUR
{
CASH SPENT HERE
GOES TO THIS CAUSE
perttoms 1
tempt me t murder.
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A
heeuse
See the many new models
just arrived.
MODERN
WOMEN
P 81.
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for children of all ages.
Sizes 5 and up.
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B. Nan
’ Nizel
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and oll purchasing company in Tex-
as. announced an increase to 11.32
a barrel for East Texas crude, up-
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Willalms and
daughter. Miss Lorwen, are visiting
it follows that woolen underwear
alone is the determining factor in
And that, in a
y of the return
under a bid introduced U
Reps. Arthur Holland on
ss, the rate
17 per cent
the Democratic
ence. a meeting
The West Virginia department
of mines estimates that coal pro-
with homespun vir-
really do not believe
H Williams, 425 I
Hams and family
om-wmeh otter
of oil are based.
semblance of si
nutshell, is the
I BAT AT THE
CITY C
becanne I me a M of
to open a gate leading to a Sante
Be crossing when the crash occur-
demand in 1935 and IMO consumed
the domestic surplus, while foreign
markets were strengthened by the
need of wool tor military uniforms
3*.: Hugh Pruntt 81. Gil
»1. Mrs Austin Bates $1,
t
Passing himself onto most of the major All-American selections wasnot
the only accomplishment of Slingin’ Sammy Baugh, Texas Christian’s
passing quarterback. He also passed his way into the hearts of 2,300
Texas State College for Women fans, who voted him their favorite South-
west Conference star. Baugh is shown here as Miss Dorothy Ehlinger,
student president from New Braunfels, presented him with a traveling
bag. Dick Todd, Texas A. & M. backfield star, was second in the balloting.
. 89c
.. 84c
89c
$1.00
saper-
at bath
is about
TERM
IS AN
RO/D.
. Senate today:
In recess,
William Green, president of the
American Federation et Labor, tes-
g
-on tl. Mia H-R. La
C. Patterson S2, Ji
$2.30.
An amusing theory was recently
advanced and given headlines in
the press, to the effect that there
was a definite connection between
wooly underwear and morals.
The association of ideas is obvi-
ou One is bound to connect home-
laborer held for an alleged attack
on a young boy close to the Harria
child's home Another man who told’
police several weeks ago the boy's
body would be found in a factory
near the dump, also was listed for
An Ohioan obtained from Pana-
ma the right for the U S. to build
the Panama Canal.
Army Engineers
Strengthen Levee
On Mississippi
the National Federation of Women’s
Clubs and the inauguration of Pres-
ident Roosevelt. She was taken m
the day following the inauguration
and on reaching home was threat-
ened with pneumonia for a time.
She was unable to stop over in
Sherman for a meeting of the sec-
ond district Wednesday.
exceed the
tions must
er cent un-
me unusual
of God, etc.,
vyment rec-
2
d
Just pl
ad-taker
Prices Advanced
for Crude Oil
hose records
entitle them
wpose-Ic- ■
a girl's life.
Be that as it may, it
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ENED
T
1M and a competent
do the rest.
Nation Wide
Sheets
SeCT
□CEO
ROPE
WERICA,
UCH
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ARDS
AN
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mov
LED
BN-
runasu di n 11.
Stock up now while these
prices are in effect
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M
Garrison 81. Ula McMahon 85, Mr.
Wottsoh and mother $2, Eugene
cook 81. ChfTord Midkey -and wie
A Record-enronacie want-ad will
Ent that room or house.
had been eyesores for years.
Women who wouldn't be found
dead in red flannel or in white did
not feel at all that way about the
flesh-colored garmenta, made in a
era in the store. and will provide
for all customers an efficient gro-
eery service."
Having lived ip Denton most of
their lives. Mr and Mrs White ex-
pressed pleasure at being tn Den-
ton again They are located tempor-
arily at 415 Amarillo Street. Mrs
White is a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs B. F. Smith, pioneer resi-
dents of Denton County.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. W. H. Hawley, Miss Joy Haw-
ley and Miss Orlen Levy were Dal-
las visitors Thursday.
R. L Clark returned Thursday to
Center, where he is assisting an ab-
straeter. ' .......,r~ • ......
Mra R E Jackson is in Paris
where she is the guest of Mr and
Mrs. Charles Fuller, former Denton
residents.
Flooded—
icontnued from Page One
ed its forces were ready on a mo—
ments notice to evacuate by land
——t
- The army is laying plans to move
all lowland dwellers within 60 miles
women are wearing winter-'
undies again. Whatever the__
all this may have on their morals
it does seem a step in the direc-
tion of safeguarding them against
pneumonia and influenza
That Imt, however, the reason
for woolles- far from it. It's because
fashion favors wool for all purposes
and because stylists have turned
their imaginative gaze on unsightly
undergarments with the result that
woolles now have "eye appear"-
If you know wnat Imean. _
Undies Streamlined
Don't think that isn't important.
Women just wont wear shapeless,
unsightly garments They discarded
them along ago. irrespective of the
effect on their health.
When manufacturers of intimate
habiliments came to and found that
they were among the forgotten men
of weakness and hope was express-
ed wholesale evacuation would be
unnecessary
BrickeyShoe
Store ""
B,P.
John
arprtnezoc:
L000-mtle stretch between Cairo and
New Orleans.
Generals of three army corps areas
reported they were ready for any
emergency affecting all or a portion
of the 509.000 persons along the riv-
er
«. w, Alartmet M, A H wi
H. Miss Roberta Moss toe. Mia
tells Crutcher s, Mias Lottie 1
shears' gl. Mrs. Lois Knox 50c, 1
ted Brenholtz gl. Miss Mary 1
Cook toe. Miss Edith L clar
L. L Miller IL V,X Cmigst,
C A. Reeve Me.
■ tmktt b. Shablowsky r.
SteilaRoyd s, Caah M, WUl at
gl, J. H. Hannah
the University of Texas.
Mras WILan- a- 2o- •
ofi a permanent location'
temperature.
First Lady's Fur Coat
It so happens that the style at
Wilson $2, w. A. McArdle gl. Cash -
u,3N. Raynor 81. Cash M> Cash "
84. Mr. and Mra. P. & Pierce-Si, -
Mr. and Mrs. A- S. Thomas 42, -
Ola Price 81. E F. Proffer «1.
ft. Mra. J. O Tomltnson ®.
-. __
Paes gl, Mra. f. JRobesson U, W.
T Neely »l. H O. Whitmore $1,
Cash 41, O W. Martin S3, Mr and .
Mrs. W A. Starting IT,' Sidney Bran-7
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Baptist Church, which has changed
•IM mtofkw date from the first to
I the fourth Friday in each month
win meet tor quiting and busmess
F. Maberry 50c. J. T. Frady Me.
- G Sparks 50c. Doc Martin II. J, *
- Hammonds si, M. B. Dial Me.
Chester L Ayles12,.. E Harring-- "
TTYPEWIHER
for EVELYONE
sidered absolutely necessary for a
woman to wear a fur coat
Speaking of fur coats, the papers
recently contained an amusing lit-
tle story about Mrs. Roosevelt and
her inaugural trousseu. As usual
there was considerable in what she
was to wear. It developed that she
women—their personal wardrobe.
Considering the tremendous scope
of Mrs Roosevelt’s activities, the
wonder is that she ever has tinae
to consider what she will wear at
functions indeed, n seems she must
be an expert at lightning changes
of costume and that she must have
tome mysterious way and place in
which to change from one gown
to another, en route to her overlap-
ping activities. However the agile
lady does it, she invariably turns up
smiling in clothes that manage to
suit not only Mrs Roosevelt but
the occasion.
win approximate 117.000 009 tons.
An increase of 17 per cent
tre production in 1935.
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Women’s Auxiliary
Has Missions Program
A mission study program was pre-
sented at the meeting of the First
Presbyterian Auxiliary Tuesday aft-
ernoon with Mrs. C E. Burke and
Miss Lee Williams in the Burke
rub throat and chest with
-and high cut by Mrs. Joe Reed.
. The hostess setved a salad course
to members and guests, the latter
including Mmes Brodie. Guy Tur-
Feje
E A. Nall 83, F. C. Storrle 13. Hugh
Corbin $1, Mrs Jack Hodges »1, W..
P Whitson gw. Dr. L O Rayes «. .
Mrs. Gertrude Hayes U.J. T. Baker
11. Bernice Nash Me, Ila K. Dec- -
er soe, Mra B. T. Keim II, Amer-
ican Legton Auxiliary $5, Mrs w.m
F. Maxey *1, George Van Meter___J
—2.
Cute ^Frocks for Little Sister
ma- mtnhm
earfreshments. Theumpstinemextttendedft spomtgpcostumes.aAmiong
taught "by thebpastor, S^CW XS’ta them are sprinter;
Anderson, in the church at 2:30-, to-Sy^X tack
___________ j ers in a medley of red and white
Katherine Tevis Me. C. C. Jones 81, =
Mrs. E D. Cuddle gl. H V. Blanton =
eumnme
aemuddenacmina .
.1.1.In num in West Lockney kill-
ed four persons and injured a fifth
critically last night.
Dead were A J. Weatherly, 60:
Prescriptions
Let Us Help You Relieve the Discomfort of
Cold a and Flu.
Our pharmacists are from recognized Texas colleges
of pharmacy, and have certificates from Texas State
Board of Pharmacy. This alone with years of prac-
tical experience assures you of perfect safety when
your prescriptions are left at Brooks.’ We positively
do not believe in substitution and give you the best at
a price you can well afford to pay.
We invite your patronage. Have your doctor phone us
your next prescription. We maintain a fast delivery
service. Phones 29 and 39.
Brooks Drug Store
Strong Wool
Market is Seen
13.50. Cash II. L. R. McKinney «. st
C. A Scott 81. R. T Slaughter to... .
V. D. Burehta Rev.C.R: Hades BL =
Rev W V. Hite 91. L. A. Sharp 5,1
Burr Beauty Sleep
SHEETS
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98c each
i chief support, does not apply.
For income-tax purposes there can
be only one head of a family and the
exemption cannot be divided. Not in-
frequently claims for the 82,500 ex-
emption are received from two or
more members of a famiy.
stomseon-
ar tats taw-
or workers,
ons answer-
. Anderson
employment —
on, Austin.
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13-
Tuesday--afternoon to the home off
Mra -Tom Griffith, - The topic was.
"Anglo-Saxons.' Fifteen .members [
were present, and the hostess serv- l
comes to their clothes We are not
above sweltering in the name of the
fashion or freezing for the same
cause.
wrapprpa“dunbervsranneoosik-os
steam-heated age. Yet women do
put on not only wool, yndie but
coats when and if possible. 1 "
They are quite capable, I feel
ehirfons and others stireis werr the
•—+2*4 Raymond
Jan. 28—IP—The
anetaie. into a «h»-
qeahane nrowh i
s-.......
THE VANITY SHOP
“Shop of Style and Personality”
A taxpayer, though single, who
supports and maintains in one house-
hold one or more individuals who
are elosely connected with him by
। blood relationship, relationship by
"Be Smart”
Mrs. Turrentine at
111 of lnflu'*“a
emNf-E-ssfiesn.L _-L
enza at her home She arrived Sat-
urday from Washington, where she
I puuds and te
Both- ana-rayon.
tomorrow beginning at 9:10 a. m.
Each member is to bring a covered
dish for lumcheon, and husbands
are invited to come in for lunch.
Group I, Mrs. A. Smith captain, will
ba hostess. The business zeeainn will
bfn “Ehodnnt choir will me-
hearse this evening at 7.-10 o'clock.
AU members of Elm Lodge No. M.
Knights of Pythias, are urged to be
ton $2, T. C. McGuire S3. O C. :
Robison 13. C. E. Flournoy nA -
Joe Marks $250.
Ben F. Enrle 11. Miss OUre Hal- ■ -
bert »1. Miss Florence Miles »1. Ms*. -
Paul Beyette gl, Mr and Mis. T 2
H Richardson K. B L Wilson 10, 5
Denton Typewriter
Exchange
B. Side Square Phone 131
White to Manage
Safeway Store Here
Mr and Mro. Raymond T. White
and small daughter, Sarah Fran-
ces. former Denton residents, have
recentiy! moved here from Gatnes-
ville, where he was manager of the
Safeway Store. He succeeds L B.
Han as manager of the local store.
Hall having been transferred to
Gainesville, White served for al-
most two years as assistant manager
of the local store before going to
Gainesviile over two years aim He
Train Halted As
Cow Milked to Hush
Cry of Refugee Baby
CHARLESTON, W. Vt., Jan.
38.—•—Flood refugees from
Huntington took the most di-
rect route to stop a baby s sobs
. o hunger.__________
Their evacuation train halted
far out in the country. A cow
grazed placidly in a field
Nurses didn't hesitate. One
took a milk bottle and went to
work—the baby's hunger was
_ *******<11
) 2 present tonight Plans for a softball
seems that teem will be made and * manager
many things and also because it
certainly led one to assume she was . -----------
wneniz-dtmenimpolamesundget $11,755 Verdict in
and hill la take profits out of war .
continue.
Senate yesterday:
Pepsea and sent to White House
$50,00,000 seed loan Mil.
Hodhe yesterday:
Heard demand for legislation to
take ctizenship from persons who
neht Tor Toreign powers.
PROPOSES LETHAL GAS CHAM-
BER FOR TEXAS
AUSTIN, Jan. 38—•—The le-
ade
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they immediately got busy and went is quite ilorp
very sensibly about the business of ton Hospital
I glorifying, so to speak garments that _____
was vague beyond belief about her
TPresumaoT,5°s50 son
a fur coat—but what kind? When
WHO IS THE IAD. OF A FAMILY 02 qestionwasput to Mrs. Roose.
veit. she seemed much surprised
that anyone should assume she
MiwiUAs Program
For Trifirty M. S.
TheWomen’sMisslonarySocfety
of the Trinity Baptist Church held
a “royal service" missions program
marriage, or by adoption and whose
I right to exercise family control and
provide for these dependent individ-
uals is based upon some moral or
legal obligation, is ths head of a
family, and entitled to the same
exemption allowed a married person
_—82,500. Also he may claim a 8400
credit for each dependent For exam-
ple. a widower Who supports in one
household an aged mother and a
daughter 17 years old is entitled to
an exemption of $2,500 as the heed
of a family plus a credit of 8400 for
each dependent, a total of <3.300 Ths
AMONG SICK
Mra. Meyer Hendrickson, south of
Denton, la Ul at her home
W. L Holman of Aubrey is ill.
C. J. Wallace Jr., six-year-old son
of Mr and Mra. C J Wallace of
Acme Street, la Ul of bronchitis,
J. R Jones of Argyle Route 1.
was able to return to his home Wed-
nesday after Illness In the Denton
Hospital.
Mrs Charles Smoot Jr. and baby
son were able to return to their
home from the Denton Hospital.
Wednesday
Clyde Johnson of Lewisville is Ul
in the Denton Hospital,
to warm undies—the moral angle
of the tale being something else
again. -
As a matter of fact I really do South America for about 15 years.
not credit women wih taking com- ----•----- m
fort into consideration when it
brighten, dark Par- (avg this
sprine ” $
These 2c* ...... --a‘ are
semisheer, softly-glazed ilke a glo-
riTied chintz and patterend in mut
ticolor. Rone end-deimlesare-nie
LONGVIEW, Jan. 38,—A dis- herded by a gentie shepherdess in
trict coart jury today had return- gray, appears on a light crepe
ed a verdict granting J E Weir i hackground Other print motifs on
$11,755 in his suit against the Long- crepes include merry-go-rounds.
of the river from Cratr, UL to Snsfvalraouuemsieuzh
to hope the great, untested dike
system win mike unneraMary the
"Aoonadunardenoa at 34 in Ten-
nessee, AOrkansas and Mississippi to-
day while more than 150,006 have
been driven from home on the Z-
000000 acres flooded by the Miss-
issippi and its smaller tributaries.
In Washington General Malin
Craig termed the possibility of any
aides preadTdMBWI&m remote
Army engineers along the levees
wlU sound a warning before any
removal la ordered. . -
jhUCold? :
w help end it sooner. 2
HOUSTON, Jan. 38,—(PP—An av-
erage oil price advance of 19 1-4 flurKlonlng.
Nod; small
single perron, whether or not the
head of a family. Is required to file
The 3-year-old, standing at the left, wears a bonbon pink flannel dress
with touches of smocking at yoke and sleeves Next to her is a dress in
royal blue lainage, its turned-down colter and sleeve edgings in white
ribbed silk. The kneeling child at left has on a tailored frock in pale blue
w., —. fannel, trimmed with pin-tucking and a brown suede belt. Dreas at
Street. Wil- right is pale egg blue cotton, finished with smocking and scalloping.
---------------- said. “I will be happy to welcome
it should be remembered that a all my friends and former custom-
Family Visiting
From South America
Pamilies then will be carried to
safety only from localized danger C.
spots rather than from the enire E.
an electric washing-machine, Tues-
day.
Jim Cartwright of Denton was re-
ported resting well in the Denton
Hospital after undergoing an em-
ergency major operation early
Thursday morning
W. B. Griffin of Dallas, Route 4,
Deputies Roy Moore and Leon Han- ,
nah went to Wilketson’s residenice, 1
east at 8. C. W . to Investigate the
toss.
DENTON, TEXAS. RECORD-CHONICLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1937
- .that gas charber would be substi-
duction fvom the state during 1936 tuted fer the eleetric chair in Texas
‘or Hirhen tinorenh mruaneemaain
By MARIAN MAYS MARTN
- WOOL upusaas OH MAT
NOT AID MORALS. BUT .
CERTAnNLY SIVLISH
home. Mrs. A. C. Walvoord offered wy T j
the devotional, ahd Mrs. W T. Wednesday
Eersranpnmnsionssttlatexesbon-Bridge Club Meets
S I=wedinesmP
meeting wUl be with Mrs. B E Loo- 1 her her home Wednesday afternoon
ney, and Mrs. A L. Herold w re- l for. members .' High score
View two more chapters. The'book was made by Mrs.E C: Brodie.
wiU be completed in a meeting
2. Twenty members were prese
the meeting.
Employees at the Texas Game, '".
Fish, and -Oyster Commission of the
Lake Dallas Pish Hatchery at Lake "
Dallas contributed as follows: 3.60
M. Dan ft, Don Tempte st, T L —
, McNabb 50c, T. F. Corder $1, E.
Bingham 81, Jim Stratton gl. Char-,": '
les Frady 25c. J. D Webb SOc. G. '
the advance, which would
about a126.000 dauy om 444
annually to Texas producers.
o
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Ways and Means Committee con-___
2 sannuupacyara: I
_ tarmtenaney bgrocehemanamo"iaznzuan-wne.
erson reported to Sheriff Daitas ’
urtsinger’s office early Thursday. I1
view Hotel Company growing out
of a hotel fire here in March, 1934.
Weir asked for damages as a re-
sult of injuries suffered when he
leaped from a window when other
escape was cut off
lifted at hearing on OMahoney cpr- ia81ppi next wek.
poratioms licenstng bat
wsibi, Ijuxyg then moment, Istebebeelet-Into
Womens confer- wool literally to one’s chin.We own
of the board of frocks were cut to evening gown
limits and when it was not con-
to the wife or husband of a tax-
payer, though one may be totally
dependent upon the other.
Several factor* are involved in de-
termining whether a person who fllee
, a return a* the head of a family la
> to be thus lassified. The element of
either legal or financial dependency
must exist A taxpayer who support#
! in his home minor children over
whom he exercises family control is
; classified as the head of a family.
, even though the children may have
an income of their own sufficient for
( their maintenance. If he does not
. support them, by reason of their own
J income, but does exercise family con-
trol. he cannot be classified as the
head of a family.
If an individual supported is an
adult and there rests upon the tax-
paper a moral or legal obligation to
provide a home and care for such
individual, the exemption aa the
head of a family is allowed, provided
the individual Es fnancially epend-
ent. If the individual is not finan-
cially dependent, the exemption,
even though the taxpayer maintains
the common home and furnishes the
his son. Garland Weatherly, 31; fMr
tv T-year-0ld daughter of Garland
: Weatherly and J. N. Parsons, about
' Orii Sbertlesaarairond finan- cama®uhoxvver,
cinE hearinzs continue. 1 billion dollar dike system from Cal- .
nearprorrinisnsscomomaittae bsciniro to the ouir showed aa signa'
a return if his or her net income for
1036 was SI.OOO (»r more, regard less of
whether the return is nontakable by
reason of the 82,500 exemption
ferrdeFar- W hM '
X“cowboy prints'.-
Find Bone, of
Musmg Chud
Iowa in IBM bad the hottest and
arerroer .. »» 1 veeuuueniy muju -. ■. eurautia, muuus dryest summer on record.
ALBUQUERQUE, Jan 38.-UF- 50 a sehol teacher. All Uved at Par. I
wc. , A strons wool, market for "many net. Hall County 1 A
-= =atej== S
on the other prepare to shoot ar- ' Addressing the fnal day» tea- neera. and Panons wore returning
row. tn °tnt PrePore M. । sion of the National Wool Growers home from Arizona, VG
up Sn“redandf°green.Pcps ana Conventson, Fawcettisad that heavy | Trainmen had halted the train
teapots, watches and chains, scis-
sors and horns—all at them snap
into reverse colors the momentthe
deque's back is turned.
Candy colors as delicate as al-
mond sugar-coatings are chosen
for a fine, dull-surfaced crepe de-
sizned for evening. A glamorous
and water residenta of any areas
threatened with inundation when
whereshpiwasanelectricaiengineer RAIN-PROOFED,
have netted to the UnSd' Stales. I FIGURED PRINTS
anachapiabecnroutnteemesul, Som HERALD SPRING
ped in Corpus Christi for their ------ . .
would have a new coat for the oc-
casion. When pressed as to what
kind of fur her coat was, she was
reported to have said. "Oh, just a
black fur." and to have dismissed
the whole subject as entirety with-
out interest.
The story has point because of
our First Lady's avid interest in so
squad dug today through a dump
not far from Harvard Stadium,
searching for missing bones of five
year-od Chester Harris of Cam-
bridge, found dead in the tragic
conclusion of a 10 weeks' search. —
Other police went to East Cam-
bridge Jail to question a 27-year-old
on them.
New 'fair weather fabrics'~jn-_
Piscovery of ths tad's skull, ribs, orncash s, Mrs Pearla Spier 81,
youngster ran off to play.
—• —V—tr—•» -~2 The company, largest producing
BORROW
HOME MONEY
Money to loan on new
homes "nd for re-
financing
Borrow from us and
keep Denton money at
home.
Denton Federal Savings
and Loan Association
Dr. Is A. Sharp. President
W. E Man. ec.-Treas,
26
ir, ^2^, .
The Kolontal.Kard Klub win '
meet at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. K
Lee Preston, 822 Eest Hicory
"m - 2:30 p. m. with Mrs.
Charles Whitlock, 1018 Bell Av-
=—:
The fine arte department of
the Shakespeare Club will meet
at 3 p. m with Mrs. J. R. Swen-
son; 333 Normal Avenue, and
Mrs. X. 8. Bradshaw. _________
TheT. E L Class of the Pint
Baptist Church will meet in all-
day quilting and business ses-
sions beginning at 9:30 a. m. in
the church.
matelasse in crimson; over which r
hereldie disks -in gold brocade are
scattered is also shown for eve-
ning ,
* Black Sheep Prints
A whole flock of black sheep.
Jumping jacks, bowknots, books and
elave chains.
Evening chiffons flash large pat-
terns in brightly -colored nowers,
smaller designs cl mixed fruits or
multi-colored strawbertes. Lustrous
printed satin- have lace designs
Lames register new evening
*martness in red and gold or green
and silver cloques. A lame bro-
cade in lemon and silver cloques. A
lame brocade in lemond and sil-
ver has a large pattem of wav-
ing trees wtih small motifs tucked
here and there in the lower
branches. Among the motifs are
mMature churches—Notre Dame,
the Madeleine and Sacre , Coeur.
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p
They give you clean cut,
well groomed lines for
spring.
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GROCERIES AND SHEETS ARE
TAKEN FROM HOME
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William
gush
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relief MIL
House today:
Considers extending civil service
to all postmasters.
H
for the team elected.
The Association of the Maccabees
will hold a public installation of of-
ficers Friday at 7:30 p. m in the
Maccabee Hall. Mrs. Euta G Bates
ot Fort Worth will be here lor the
installation. Mrs w. M. Woods will
serve as mistress-at-arms and Mrs.
A G Koenig as great chaplain.
Mary Eloise Parks, 12-year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H A.
Parks, 413 Ponder Street, sustained
a fractured forearm bone when she
Eameenenannan:
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daughter, who was visiting there.
She will leave in a few days tor
- MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Jan 28.-
Army engineers raced liras today
in efforts to reinnorre the aisatsap-
pls’ vast levee system enough so next
Fiweek’s Hood Peaks will not force
evacuation of 590,000 persons.
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 143, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1937, newspaper, January 28, 1937; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1539807/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.