Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 259, Ed. 1 Monday, June 13, 1938 Page: 2 of 6
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It s amazing how easy it is to
impress people old enough to know
better. Many believe that a good
bluff is worth all it costs and that a
front must be maintained at almost
any sacrifice. In some cases this
may be true
One suspects, even knows, that a
good deal of the hospitality ex-
tended is for a purpose, the pur-
pose being to meet those who may
buy whatever one has to sell.
There are many businesses that
are bettered, if not actually kept
alive, through social contacts.
We all know the type of man
.who figures that it is good business
to entertain the boss and his wife
and put puts his own wife through
days of torment getting ready for
the momentous occasion. Usually
the effort is about all anyone gets
out of theyenture.
Some day someone will be cour-
ageous enough to stop this merry-
nng, climaxing the entertainments
preceding the wedding Saturday
evening in the First Presbyterian
Church, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs. Edwards will be hostesses
for the rehearsal dinner in the tea
room of 8. C. W.
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rations cooperating in the move-
ment She will seek to take a large
delegation from here, and will be
assisted by Mayor Lee Preston, who
will attend, and O. L. Fowler, sec-
retary of the Chamber of Com-
merce.
FLOWERS
FOR GRADUATION
Corsages and Bouquets
.Artistically Arranged
Denton Flower
Shop
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Phone Us Your
Order
for Quality Fruits,
Vegetables and
Groceries
FRANCIS M.
CRADDOCK,
ICE CREAM SODA
Your choice
We Deliver
1109 Oakland
Phone 239 _
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SALE of LACES
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wardrobe somewhere: pink, desert rose,
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ly 51.29 to 11.49 value, NOW (better
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NOTICE
You will find our fountain a delightful place to meet
and eat with your friends.
FRESH ORANGEAGE
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TAKES SPLURGERS TO TASK
SEEING THEM ALSO AS
BLUFFERS
Saturday morning at the
______I of District 3 she installed
her successor, Miss Verna Rickett
wide committee, representing he
Taxas State Federation cf Women's
Clubs of which she is president, and
WEDDING ENEMBLE
• Brilliant Diamonds
2 Matching Design
• 14K Yellow Gold
2 Specially Priced
$16.75 and up
McCRAY’S
JEWELRY STORE
of Pallas, and the other district
officers. Those from here who at-
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39c Shantung Sport Sheers
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335700—Alvin A Dutton, Denton,
Chevrolet sean. ______
ICE COLD WATERMELONS
at Home Ice Co., 403 N. Locust.
Fresh and guaranteed for 2c lb.
Let Us Figure Your Venetian
Blind and Window Shade
Need
Ball Furniture Co.
218 and 3X9 West Oak St.
Fort Worth, and both are former
Teachers College students
Raymond Sparks Monday morn-
ing received a deep gash in his right
foot requiring five stitchs to close
with other lacerations and abrasions
on the foot, when he fell in a hay
mower while working on the J. T.
Blagg farm north of Denton He
told the attending physician that
he was jumping from a moving au-
tomobile to which the mower was
attached, trying to catch a pair of
runaway mules when the accident
occurred.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. R Pink-
st on. 308 West Prairie Street, Sun-
day morning, a boy.
D 8. Donald, who has been in
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ing of the Texas Business and Pro-
feaslonal Women. of which she had
served as district director the past
son. Misses Christine Canafax and
Lillian Estes.
Events Tomorrow
The First Methodist W. M. 8.
meets in the church at 3 p. m.
The Young Women's Bible
clas hot the Church of Christ
meets in the church at 9:30 a.
m and the Women’s Bible class
at 3 p. m.
The First Presbyterian W A.
meets in circles at 3 p m. the
North Circle with Mis, 8 W
Mitchell, 328 Texas. and the
West Circle with. Mrs. W E.
Bradshaw, 1806 West Mulberry.
Mre. J. R. Bullock is new chair-
man at the latter circle. They
then go to the manse for a so-
the bjast. His skull was crushed.
Edward Richardson, 24, disap-
peared before the eyes at fellow
mployes. Ho' was blown from the
drilling barge into the seven-foot
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The Home Demonsration Club
of Hawkeye met Thursday in the
home of. Mrs. C. M. Pickett with
20 members and guests attend-
ing. A social hour directed by Mrs
Medlin, was enjoyed. Mrs. Roe gave
a demonstration of the use of fruit
in the diet, explaining the import-
ance of fruit as a food and pre-
paring a fruit plate and individual
salad plate for each member pres-
ent. Those present were Mmes Mar-
tin. Sparkman. Miller. Egan, Lynch.
Oox. Sullivan. Davenport, Hood.
Hopkins, Barthold, Martin, Davis.
Henderson, Linenschmidt, Medlin.
Roe, Pickett. George Pickett and
Mrs Edna Trigg, former Denton
County home demonstration agent.
The next meeting will be on June
28 at the home of Mrs. Martin.
Debtor People at.. I
B. P. W. Convention
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a watery death.
Will H Pattan, 54, i
TWx„ was killed instantly . .
Ing fragment of a 37.000 pound
manifold, shattered by the force at
TO ATTEND TRAFFIC MEET-
ING WEDNESDAY
About 25 Denton business and
professional men who are interest-
ed in local Boy Scout activities willt
meet Tuesday morning at 1 o’clock
for a breakfast at the Williams
Cafe which will inaugurate a two-
day Boy Scout financial drive to
supplement one conducted last fall,
when an announced goal was not
reached.
O C Knight, finance chairman
tor scouting activities in Denton
County, and B B. Looney, district
Boy Scout chairman, are in charge
of plans for the breakfast and will,
distribute pledge cards to those at-
tending. These men will then can-
vass the business district of the
city in pairs with the pledge cards..
The sum of 3500 is needed for the
Denton County Boy Scout budget,
Jeff D McDonald, county scout ex-
ecutive, said Monday, and he ex-
pressed the hope that this amount
can be raised in only two days of
campaigning.
The $500. added to the $1S00 rais-
ed in a campaign last November,
will provide a budget of $2,400 for
scouting work here. This amount
was set as that , necessary for the
work at a meeting last fall at local
men interested in the extension of
Scout work in Denton County. This
group arranged for McDonald's
coming here to direct the work,
Hawkeye Club Has
Fruit Demonstration
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The Boston Store
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। Seoul Workers
- to Meet Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. G C Watkins Mon-
day announced the marriage of
their son, J. B Watkins. and Miss
Dorothy Duncan of Alvarado, which
took place Dec 18 in Marietta.
Ok , when the service was read by
Oscar Elison, a minister of the
Marietta Church of Christ. Mrs
Watkins was graduated from
Teachers College in January, and
has been teaching in Rising Star,
where she will continue kt the
opening of schools i the fall. She
is working on her master's degree
at Teachers College during the
summer sessions. Watkins is a stu-
dent in T. C:. and will continue.'his
studies. For the summer the cou-
ple is at home at 1709 West Mul-
berry.
5460—Monroe-Pearson Grocery Co. which is one of several state organi-
Denton. Ford truck.
Garden Party for
Bride-Elect
Honoring Miss Edwina Craig,
bride-elect at Howard Lang of
Houston, Dr. and Mre. W H. Haw-
ley entertained Sunday evening
with a garden party at their home.
A buffet supper was served to 24
guests, and at the tables for four ar-
ranged about the lawn the one des-
ignated tor the honoree was cen-
tered with a miniature bride wear-
ing as her train an imported lace
handkerchief, which was presented
to the bride-to-be to carry in her
wedding.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. E P
Craig and daughters. Misses Ed-
wlna, Mary and Virginia, Mr and
Mrs. R. J. Edwards, Mr and Mrs
J. H. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Mastens, Mrs. N. W Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam H Riley of Dallas,
Mrs. William Caldwell, Miss Cath-
erine Caldwell and Jim Teague of
Fort Worth, Mrs. Elbert Hooper of
Austin, Mrs. J. W. Thomas of Lake
Charles, La., and Bea Church.
Mias Craig was the guest of hon-
or at a coffee bi Dallas Monday,
and will be similarly entertained by
friends in Dallas Tuesday and Wed-
nesday mornings. Thursday she will
be the honoree at a breakfast in
the crystal tea room of Marquis
Hall. and Friday mrning Mrs. S.
A. Blackburn will entertain with
For Every Occasion
Uaderstanding Service
ciison - - • Fincher
Flower Mart
deep water. His body had not been
recovered eshiy today:
H. L. Patton, Houston, head of
H L. Patton Corporation, in-
ternatlonally known oil and gas
well blowout nghters, suffered the
loss of his arm when he rushed to
the aid of his brother.
Cremate fiody of
29 or 39
when you need a prescription. We
fill them accurately and just as
your doctor orders. Fast delivery
service both day and night. Call us
any time.
kooks Drug Store
DISTNICT COURT
New suits filed:
Ex parte Glenn Wayne Johnson,
to declare dependent chid.
Ex parte Harold Oakes, to declare
dependent chua.
Ex parte Stella Mee McGee, to de-
clare dependent child
Ex parte Davis Schidhouse, to de-
clare dependent child
Ex parte Howard Karl Price, to de-
clarer dependent ohuid.:
MARRIAGEO LICENSES
Grover J. Thomas and Ruby Ann
P‘5. Allen and Doris Len Stewart
C. C. Carter and Mary Lillard
Robert W Plicock and Bessie Lea
Ary.
REAL ESTATE TEANSFERS
Tyacey Mounts and wife to Mrs
Rora Mounts. lot $ in block 10 and
lot A In block 11 of Alex W Robert-
son Addition to Denton, *100. May
30 1938
Denton County National Bank of, Fort Worth Wednesday to attend
Denton to T. L. Caruthers, lots 19 an all-day state-wide traffic con-
and 30 in block 24 of High School ference. she is a member of a state
Addition) to Denton, $300. June 7.
1938.
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tended the closing banquet Satur-
solendora day venig at which state officers
PPVAnT were installed included Mrs. Mattle
PY An: Lloyd Wooten, Mra T. H. Richard-
Gefn Frank, whom Gov. Phil La-
Pollette recently fired as proxy of the
University of Wisconsin, is still
maintaining his residence in that
state and may run for governornext
year on a platform of vindica-
tion
gooff He suffered only superficial book is as empty as Old Mother
S. H MnebUr. 614 North Locust Hubbard S cupboard,
i Street, was reported Monday ar-
j ternoon to, be in a very critical
; condition at his home where he
suffered a stroke of paralysis several
days ago.
COURTHOUSE
go-around and to give parties aimed
at real relaxation, sheer pleasure
Cirele 2 of the First Bapttst W.
M 8 will meet in all-day sesslons
Tuesday beginning at 10 m, in
the church parlors. Mission study
will be conducted by Mrs E W
Provence, and such member is re-
quested, to bring a covered dish of
food for luncheon.
a Texas Company gas well in Ver-
milon Bay 20 miles south of here y
Sunday, killed one of the famous
Patton brother* firenghting team, breakfast
amshed the right arm of the oth-
er *o badly it had to be amputated
and blew one at their employes to
1 Eclusive at Vanity
1^ Shop.
MA See Our
Mr and Mrs Pat Roberts and
children. Pat Jr. and Helen, of Mc-
Kinney, former resident of Den-
ton. visited the families of Harry
Teasley and George Derden over
the week-end. Roberts, supervisor
of the Farm Security Administra-
tion. was sent to Bonham last Sep-
tember, and was transferred to Mc-
Kinney the first of June, at an
Increased salary.
Mr and Mrs Elliott Smith left
Sunday for Greeley, Colo., where
both will be In school Smith
teaches in the Junior High School,
and will work on his doctor's de-
gree while in Colorado
Mrs P G Beyette has returned
from Pecos, where she visited a
week with her daughter and hus-
band. Mr and Mrs. B C Curtis,
having accompanied the couple
home after they had visited here a
few days
Mre Roy Northcutt of Hillsboro.
Tenn., her daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Northcutt, who is attending Pea-
body College at Nashville, and her
sister, Mrs. R. L. Sain, also of Hills-
boro, Tam . have been visiting Mrs
E. O Hayes. Monday they went to
Mineral Wells to remain for about
two weeks before returning to Ten-
nessee.
Bill Bob Kee, who has been at-
tending A. * M College. is here
for tite summer with his mother.
Mrs. R C Kee, and is attending
Teachers College during the sum-
mer term
Ivan Johnson was in Dallas
Monday.
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When it’s all going out and noth-
ing cooling in money becomes a big
problem; but when it flows in in
equal or greater proportions to the
outgo, no one thinks much about
It Presumabiy those who have "more
money than they know what to do
with" never think about it at all,
which may explain how indifferent
such persons are to the money
difficulties of their friends.
The world is filled with those who
make a poor mouth about money,
who really have enough—maybe
some to, spare—but who are miser-
ly or overcautious and who go
around creating or trying to create,
the .Impression that they haven't a
a cent. .
Then there is the .opposite ex-
treme, the persons who makes a
big splurge, who does evrything un-
der the sun, including going into
debt .to create the impression of
wealth and prosperity. Between the
two there ten' much choice, since
neither is sincere.
Storekeepers Take Loss
In all communities one finds
both types and in most the splurg-
ers, at other people's expense are
most numerous. At the end of the
summer season many an attractive
villa collapses like a house of cards.
Its occupants scattering in the wake
of a formidable list of unpaid bills
and the reputation for being good
fellows and throwing swell par-
ties—at the tradesmen's expense.
Once in a while it develops that
a struggling young couple, who
have scoured the countryside for
cheap summer rentals, start build-
ing for themselves something that
in comparison to the house they
have occupied seems like a palace.
There is just no estimating the
size of a couple's income or bank
balance from the social perform-
ances.
The very ones who glibly inform
their set that they can’t afford
this or that usually own a nest
egg. while those who are lavish in
their expenditures and never ques-
tion prices are those who are living
from hand to mouth.
Any shopkeeper knows that the
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Pretty Prints
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DENTD:1, TASnEozD-curONII"sMONDA¥, JUNE 13, 1938
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Pure, wholesome food is appetizingly served
charming atmosphere. We ordially invite ypu.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
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woman who never asks how much
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The Central Presbyterian W
A. meets in business session at
3 p. m. in the church. •
The Cumberand Presbyter-
ian Women Workers Counci
meets at 3 p. m. i the church.
The Highand Baptist W. M
S. meets in the church at 3 p.
m. for devotional and business.
The First Baptist W M 8.
meets in circles at 3 p. m., ex-
cept Circle 2, which meets all
day. Circle 1 with Mrs Joe
Teague. 313 Mounts; Circle 2
in the church beginning at 10 a.
m. Circle 3 with Mrs. Nat Wilks.
1421 West Chestnut; Circle 4
with Mrs W. R Yeary, 1206 Pan-
handle; Circle 5 with Mrs. W. H
Lindsey, 1409 North Eh; Circle
* with Mrs. W T Rouse. 1913
Bell.
AMONG SICK
Mrs Melvin Self. Mulberry
Street, is fit
The young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs C. V Spann, nine miles south
of Denton, te ID.
Sue Washington, small daughter
of Mr and Mrs. G T Washing-
ton, 620 Panhandle Street, under-
went an tonsilectomy Monday
morning.
Dorothy Lee Armor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs E. Armor, 926 Mill
Street, underwent a tonsillectomy
Monday morning.
Mrs. J. P Wallace. 311 Oakland
Avenue, who underwent a major
operation Saturday at the Denton
Hospital, was reported Monday af-
ternoon to be improving.
Joe Wilkins of Krum was re-
ported to be seriously ill Monday
afternoon at the Medical and Sur-
gical Clinic where he was taken
Saturday afternoon when he be-
came suddenly ill, following the
death of his mother, .Mrs. Joe
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“AROUND THE
WORLD GOES
BARBIZON”
DR. PAUL BAKER VISITING
PARENTS HERE
Dr. Paul Baker of Honolulu. Ha-
waii. arrived in Denton late Sun-
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Grocer
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ATTENTION,
WHEAT GROWERS
Our Denton Elevator
will operate day and
night during the Har-
vest rush. We want
your wheat and guar-
antee top market
prices, honest weights
and grades. Please sell
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49C Elister Prints -..............
39c Peter Panlawns —........-........ —
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23c Genuine Flaxon .......... -
35c Woven Swisses ......-..............-..........
35c Printed Swisses —...........-.........-......
29c Batiste -e----------------.___
29. Dimity ..................................................
25c Prints____—......—----------------.
25e 80-square Prints..........................
ghirtigs .................
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69c Embroideries,-----------------------------------
69c Fine Rayon Prints .....................:.......
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BIO SPRING. June 1>. —i-
Miss Ida Mm Wooten, 33. was
leg UnS three persons were in-
lured, none seriously. inanau-
Eothobite’ crash on the highway six
mom west of here early today.
Miss Wooten was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Jim Wooten who re-
side north of Big Spring
Those injured were Max Cohen.
Mies Tie Cohen and Harry Shaw,
all of Odeea
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First Quality 5
Over the Knee Hose
NEW YORK, June 13, —
Military funeral services were held
In St. Agnes Chapel today for
Leut. Thomas F. Langben, 28, one
of the eight airmen killed in the
crash of an army bombing plane
Friday near Delavan, 111.
Lieut. Langbens parents. Mi and
Mrs. J. H Langben, Uve in Galves-
ton, Tex, A brother, N. A. Langben,
was here for the funeral which was
attended by air corps officers from
nearby Mitchel Feld. The Rev.
Doctor Thomas Bellinger omiclated:
The body was cremated and taken
to Arlington National Cemetery.
Washington, D. C.
SALE of SILKS
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Cirele 4 of the Methodist W. M.
8. will meet with Mrs. B. A Kay,
North Locust Street,’ Tuesday, June
31. .rather than Tuesday of this
week as was previously announced.
Members of the Denton Lions
Club will be taken on an inspec-
tion tour of the local OCC comp
Wednesday afternoon, beginning at
8 o’clock, and after the tour will
go to the Denton Country Club
for an outing and picnic supper. It
will be a stag party.
. Honoring Mra Frank Baker, for-
merly Miss Mary Elizabeth Gal-
braith. the First Presbyterian Wo-
men's Auxiliary will entertain for
her in the manse Tuesday at 5
p. m. after the circles have held
their regular meetings at the homes
of Mmes 8. W Mitchil and W. E.
Bradshaw, respectively.
Mr. and Mra. Fred Morris and
children. Fred Jr. and Elsie, left
Sunday lor Silver,City. N. M., where
Morris will be connected with the
J. E. Morgan Construction Com-
pany.
The deacons of the First Presby-
tertan Church are to meet this
evening at 8 o'clock in the church
and the chairman, R. L. Hopper,
urges all to be present.
Word has been received here of
the birth of a daughter, who has
been named Sue Harriett, to Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Hayes, in Tul-
sa, Ok. Sunday. Hayes is a son of
Mr. and Mre James Hayes, 219
Fry Street. Mrs. Hayes was form-
erly Miss Elizabeth Hamilton at
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99c Silk Chiffons .............. 49
$1.29 Silk Georgettes —......... ---49c
Baker, who met himiin ort dhis >
The tornado • at Clyde r
amival inForworthseveru hnear
as a railroad bridge Wam 4
there. He will be in Denton uv
next Monday when he
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string beans are todcy is the wo-
man who doesn't ask because she
doesn't care, not intended to pay
for her groceries, anyway. The usual
exception must be appended to all
these generalizations.
Good sports are notoriously tight-
wards when at home. They spend
and spend before an audience of
admiring hangeto/on who value
their company only for what they
get But once their dear public has
gone, the tightening up process be-
lns. Chicken today; feathers tumor
row
is It Worth nf
Women who ere envious of the
party throwing set wdhid not be so
envious of the headaches that fol-
low. It's hard luck not to be able
to give parties .to belong to the
club and all. But it is harder luck
to be confronted with the bill the
a critical condition for several days I
at the Medical and Surgical Clinic,
Monday morning was reported
much improved.
Mre. P. L. Jacobsen of Lewis-
ville, who is a medical patient at
the Medical and Surgical Clinic.
Monday afternoon was reported to
be quite ill.
Born to Mr. and Mra. Lonzo
■ Meclin of Roanoke. Sunday night
at the Denton Hospital, a girl.
Fred Smotherman of Denton un-
derwent an emergency appendec-
tomy Monday afternoon at the
Denton Hospital. ,
J. C. Reasoner of Chico, who was
struck by lightning Friday after-
noon in an electrical storm near
Justin, was moved to his home Sun-
day from the Denton Hospital
where he had been under treat-
ment and observation. Hospital at-
tendants said his condition was
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 259, Ed. 1 Monday, June 13, 1938, newspaper, June 13, 1938; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1540232/m1/2/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.