Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 244, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 20, 1922 Page: 6 of 8
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, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922.
WOMEN
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Rival <K the Skunk.
Xluakmt* fnrow thdnisclvt'M ttecqxion-
nlly upon <mc's attention in ijodut by.
tlialr ttHldf of entering >< UungalownfiiT
I ambling TlTe r«M ni*. talk-
Meet mg at Cleburne.
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Ho\mriiig Mrs. ThotftJM-IC
One i£jUH*~ui<mf charming *>elnl nf-
tbe week was tlw* mu^h-afe U'ji
MI A. ThoUlttH H. MaiWiaJ), guettf
tit Mix. T. s. ri.vee. member*, yf ilit*
inlhge Hill I-i(•• { 1*V Cluli < ll WYmIjh - , . -
May afKTiuion in t\u> utldlfofluiu „/ INDF.TKN1;MXT IlISTUK'TH • SllOtt
M*er«i#u Flail. IMlfK.lKK—19 ^00 OF §Uijk
<;«nv|s <>f f|)4* f.c. M^ioy were HM'tii• AtiE IN TUK' ('II! M'V
lwrs of ad !b<* rlufjK ami rlUiivlt soejo- '
\ics tvliuh oiupri«e ihe t*ity Fril< i :i TItjc iiiv l!i ,~cn* eMIrlroii ;,| K/ltolip
ti«m of Wonii n s ehijj#. and aluait li<- age In Cia.vsoh ( uijily. ) lot;
bundled of llnae wmiiejj availed them- re«;otv«d I by {'ouniy
seiv<% of tlif oftfortnitffy Ma etaoy Hie UcorcV W. dlffrtwit
«loli{ilitfi r <-i.t.rt; i'nim nt and to Ult'el(llxUU:U.-otnt~ wbieb r*wnpi J -
Tht tl!>1111gu\>ln (t tadV oT Iunior WhoTi <-rl~ 4W trunxmlsKiuii to tlv State i>e-
ai-eoinpauyiug her hnsUuiuJU eX-A'ire part ft) "(if *f Education hit Austin,
President Thoma* ft. Marshall on bl nIhiw. *i"fiVt>er capita apportionment of
leet re tpur, - - _ ., ... uiouey-.allowed iJravstm Couity
.Aii uniiKiiaiiy pleasing program or to- next j« ar will lx bawd on tl tvs * fig-
<al and instnmu-ntal ivMe and rtlftd- un v. Mr, Ar.'to.t stag's
Inys lnnl Wn «rniutfi d iind prm-^ul T^n,> S'
H -ilellgiitfiii iiour for tlu r«' In a 11 <mk I - wjjiMl cliljilitn litwrui 7 a.Md 1."
ajK'i*. lu.t li of U «> followbiir iiuuiIhts .win u- a Kllgl .t sain over_gjij lH!^frT on-
wii .given In an artlatie mannw aild l^-oii mIio^x a ltgnMltfc'year, bnt inafn-'
was liapnily m«'lv«:i! by tin- )<T|e gtltl!- tains u fimtTUvcr Slnirman with 1.17o
fitng: I>t tin' IndcjK'ndcnt div-
UomJoHvrl ......... ,iis^<-rrrT "ISVvlii H'IctH ontsidv Shornmii and JVntSoii,'
AVldti'vvri^lit. with ":!7 Krholaxth s leails
'Hk1 annual con vent ion of the HtH*ond
iiistrirt uf tin* . Tex aw ('ongrcsts of
GRAY FOX FURS FOR SUMMER j «
I Although raffilie. cite nm.i<iat in not April i 5 20i The Pn wident, Mrs. W.
r really tt rat, but n larjte Hhrew, pro- Taylor, of Oorauifrii\ reports a very
i teet^d by m oxtrenuvik g.re* of- inten sting and instructive " prvgraiu.
*lve odo/ li ;e afckeuittfiy Mfoiig musk, Cleburne is planning to ctiterUiiu alt
whltrh It^ emits at >vlil. «)eU'gutes: TUe Stuto IMrsid^d. Mrs.
' If not Interfered with it will h>U!o- &r Si. N. jUar^ of Austin, uml all State
Jjj i • 'tize nnutd the roo.a, piekinu !.;> ix:- v. ill ho priscat. A lar;;e del*1-
SSy►•4P^^^l, vj , Jctn littrafted by thej6itrlfnd"wiJn. •* expei'-ted from all- elahs in
h*Jr^:y& t « er out a win; hOl.Tet ttirftne assault ,hv «>nuwlu« eoutdios. rompH^ltm-tlu'
rXt^Hwf ^Ti*- iroot< will rtatKvly b? hab- ^<nr
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at> uoiHt ' ' mu*< ,/f 1 -"^1 Marshall on Sat.rrHay|attermH «i &m
ho-g-a ,ori of alarm bet to Jot all l() G.;iix fr,r t,lw {>i flf of (lu, Kuw
L~rw\\v fli f :<)>ni>f hii>" f/ ri4. ; i. '• fr , -? H,
mt !• the mcatiliig
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j oa. crnf d Jcnow lhat si'iJU'thhr^I^can^j^^ji^fv, given 5f
which is I >e.st left a lorn- - 1 Association.
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I Fish Globe Hygenic T^ooth Paste
Sea Weed and Gravel <
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ia itnrfl soii^ front Faust ..(Journal
ih> In My Harden Lidlle
Miss Luetlle Hcutlaune ' .
The Merry, Mercy. Cuckoo
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Austi,, C.dfegc Qiuirtettf,.
<a) Stats Harrhft Wear
(h i*a!f Uatm<. t'J Ktdght JLognn
Hrs. LafliaTanos Fuwsel;
Aunt Vina at the Ph ture SliMv.
Miss Anna Winkler.
Staccato Caprice Vourich
•« Miss Uuth Alternatliy.
. ta) Car© Nome, Kigoletto Verdi
tlx Carve Silvo Handel
(e> The Wren •
Benedict
Miss Ethel Wader.
AccomiMinlsts were Miss Imogene
Fcrrill of Carr-Bunhitle, Miss Isleta
Samlers. and Miss Marjorie Wood ring
Of Hcnison.
At the cl< se of the program- the
Van A! tynr a. itli mKL Other districts
show: Whlteshoro. 42(5: (Jolden HuJe,
422; Tioga, ru l>: (Stiiiter. 2J)4; Ilovvc.
"JH); CoUiusviile, 2ti:f; liells. 2t2 : Dor-
chester, 175.
The total number of wholastles in
The cunmter tur is the most impor-
tant feature of milady's wardrobe, and
this gray fox bids fair to lead the
raco in popularity.
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PAINT OR STAIN THE WALLS
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Strnigth
This preparation for the treatment of
fteckles is usually so successful ia re-
moving friH^kles and giving a clear,
beautiful eomplexlon that it is aold un-
der guarantee to refund the. money if
_ it fa!D.
guests were invited downsuiirs where j. Don't hide your freckles under a veil;
gift ait ounce of Olhine and Temovo
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they enjoyed a social perioil with Mrs
Marshall, and were refreshed with de-
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them. Kven the first few applications
should show a woikforful Improvement,
aufiae of the lighter fr« kles vanishing
1/5AA v« Mvmm - enUnely.
Ri ... , .. ,• ... . „ He sure to ii>k the druggisjt for the
1 he hidd Key Varum met W x l doillde atrenifth llthine; it is this that
day afternoon in regular «twion in te j ()| the moucy-Wek guafttttttH'.
College audlt« rium. and after a short _ A<lv
Pusiness period, observed the follow- * s
lug pnigram:
i :% ■ Song. America, by all.
! Our Flag, Mls« Elizabeth Jones.
Anieiicunlttition. Misses Marguerite
Tli*ewer anil EUzalteth Andrews.
America—Its Ideals and Alms*' as
tltrough the Americanization of
Edward Bok. by MIkk Ann l'tfrktl*.
I TT Star spangled Banner, by quartette.
Misses Anne Hetherington, Mildred
Martin. Grace Brittain. Dorothy Ray.
Violinists — Mimes May Butterfield,
and Mildred BiRham. Amromjianist,
Miss (irace Miles.
the Independent dlatrJetM is ll.(K>2, eonv\. ' '
fared with N.4tiN in the eonfmoh or uuardians of Health Assert ThAt
in ml school dlsnlctpl • Paper Ketaini Vermin and
Disease Germs.
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Many physicians and snultarlans
contend that it Is Susceptible of proof
that certain wall conditions, apt det-
rimental t health They claijn that
materials pasted on the vvuil with the
vegetable paste*, ased for the purpose,
may harbor not only vertultt, hut
disease germs. Tle.v contend that
juany of the ills, particularly of chil-
dren, come from unsanitary wall con-
ditions.
They set forth. Instances wherte con-
tagious diseases have been com nil) n i-
cated a-loug time after tlte rooms were i
occupied by the diseased party 010(1 i
when the paper was being removed
ftrotn the wall.
If these things are true, and .vol have
It on good MUthorlty that they are.
the panning or coloring of walls wouhl
seem to be a matter of j ood judgment
on the part uf the property ownOT.
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fla \ mond Harrison of Sherman and
Miss Josephine Smith of Madlll. Oklo., J
were quietly united in marriage Wed- ,
ncstlay evening by Rev. Father Mabcr
of St. Mary's Catholic Clmnh in the
parrlsh hon-c oh South Walnut street.
The bride was visiting Mr. snd Mrs.
Arthur o Mary of this city, and has
nuiay friends h«-re.
Ml. Harriaoa is Well known here, tw-
itsg an employee of tbe,Sliermau Steam
l.i'unlry Company, lie and Ills bride
will continue to make 'Sherman their
home.
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Wednesday Night Bridge C4ub.
. Members of "the Wednesday Night
Bridge Clnh. played their wiH'kly m-
ries of games at Woodla.wu Country
Cltth on Wwlnesday evening, ftreoedefl
by a deih lous thr«H ctntrSe dlniier at:
iijn tlw-dlntog jummu. ^
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Mrs. T. A M< ody and Mr. and Mrs,
Rowan Mills left Thursday for Wafo
to sin'ikI the reinnlJider of the %veek
? with* Mr. snd Stfi; Hal Moody and
children. The trip wut* made in Mr.
Mill's car. .
Miss Nell Wilson will go to McKin-
m\v Friday to sp<md the week-end with
i. i cousin. Miss Blllie Wjlcox.
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money—wasting baking
powder and expensive ma-
terials—frittering away valualjl
time—if you are not using Calu-
met Baking Powder. '
If you "doubt" it—just give Calumet one
trial. The saving .it makes will. prove that
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IlenricM Jones viil give a reJtal at
Kidd Key auditorium on Mqvday,
April 24 at R :15. Program \v!H tat'lndo •
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is the best baking powder in the world—sold
at the fairest price—costs far less than high
priced Trust brands—costs but little tnore
thari cheap brands—gives much better results than
either. You use only half the amount usually re-
quired—it goes almost twice as far. It faevfer fails,
never causes baking loss. -mm
Used in millions of homes—1,
restaurants and bakeries. A w<
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world's largest, finest, most sani
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pound can of Calumet contains full 16 oz.
Some baking powders come in 12 oz. cans
oz. cans. Be sure you get a
Put on that dancc number, let it
go full tilt, and the floor can be the
best in the world or the stubble grass
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of a Western lawn — it won't make
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any difference. For, oh, how that
music can make your feet go! They
won't take time off to rest.
Popular orchestras, that dancing
couples flock to dance to, make their
records exclusively for Columbia.
On the New Process Columbia
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Record every note the boys play is
reproduced so clearly that you might
think they were right there.
If you want to know what folks are
taking to in dance music,nfollow the
crowd and you will se® them going
in the doors of Columbia Dealers a
walking out with a large bundle of
dance records under their arms. They
know that Columbia has the newest
and best there are to dance to.
# Join thi, of Columbia fans and fr~
keep up with the music they ate
dancing to notv. Hear thfe new rec-
ords at any Columbia shop and see
how hard it is to make your fest be-
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DANCE RECC^tttfS
Doar Old Southland. Fox-Trot.
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Virginia Blue.. Fox-Trot.. The Cohihbiam J 75c
The Cotemfcta**! KX™
tihbians J
She's a Moan Job. Fox-Trot. Frank Wesiphol
and Ht>- Rainbo Orchestra
If You Knew. Fox-Trot. Frank Wesfphdt
and Hit Rainbo Orchestra
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Angel Child. Fox-Trot. The Cottmbhans) A-356B
Angel Child. A Uobonf 75c
Love Daya. Fox-Trot. Paul Biese's Orchestra
Little Thought*. Fox-Tret. * l^c0'
^ : patil Biem'n Orchestra J "T
Song of India. Fox-Trot.
t ■ fiidir Hiking' Orchestra
To a Wild Roae. Fox-Trot.
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Orchestra A-J563
l>oo Oah Blues. Foxtrot. Ray Hfilfer and 75c
11.• Orchestra.
California. Fox-Trot. Knickerbocker Orchestra \ . .
An Old Fashioned Girl. Fox-T t.
Knirh trltrh^er Orche*!ra \
Out of the Shadow*. Intro. "Southern Mmo- *
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Rio Nights. Walt*. Prince's Dunce Orchestra)
SONG HITS
Ancel Clwld. ,\l Johon") A-3564
Angel Cliild. Fox-Trot. The Columbians) 75c
Vir-inia Blue*. Yar .f: .SWendfc) A-3577
Carolina Roiling Ston^. Vo/i S- Schencl \ llic
Sho'n Mine, Xll Mine! Frank Crumll]A-3$7$
Ha! Ha! Ha! Frnnk Crwttfij 75c
You Can Have Every Lignt on flroadwuy
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(Give Me That Little Light at Home).
Billy J fines
Time After Time. Kd>inn Dale
Alabamy Mammy. Hart and Shfifli *^575
Pick Me Up and" Lay T.' s Down (In Dear Old 1 7'e
Dixieland ). " Vernon Dafkarlj
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Don't Leave Me Mammy. Hart n*id Shaw) A-3564
Indiana Lullaby. Jones and Jlare j 7F 1
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Kashmiri Song from ''Indi)
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Mother o' Mine.
0 Solo Mto (My Sunshi^e)i E .;v ■ >. "T.'Xa
Rozi artfCixrmeta Ponietle j $2.00
One Sweetly Solemn Thought. 1 . ,MI
Cyrcna Van Xtvrdon I
1 Love to Tell the Story., Cyrcna Van Gordon' ' '
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Heab'n. Asher and Rodeheaver] 75c
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Isle of Paradise. Waltz.
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