The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 199, Ed. 1 Friday, February 24, 1939 Page: 4 of 4
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SOCIETY NOTES
Phon* Year Society Now* to Pfeoa* MO Pi mm
Lynn Landrum Is
Guest Speaker At
sister of Miss Emma Klopp and
Mrs. H. Y. Parrott, visited in
High School P.T.A.;Uc™on Thur!iay„.
LeRoy Anderson, publisher of
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the Denison Press, is in White-
wright today where he will speak
before the Rotary club at their
noon iunchoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Oven have
gone to Oklahoma City for :.1
week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. 1
Barkalova j
, The Sunbeam band of t he Cal-1
vary Baptist church will meet 1
Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock, j
There will be a scout meeting]
Saturday night.
Mrs. W. H. Austin, 802 S. Mir-
ick, who is critically ill in the j
City hospital, was reported slight- '
ly improved today following n
second blood transfusion .giv.e i t
Friday morning.
“Hobbies”, was the subject
chosen by Lynn Landrum, out-
standing columnist for the Da -
las Morning News, in his informal
talk before members of the high
school Parent Teachers Associa-
tion Thursday afternoon in the
high school auditoriulm.
Mr. Landrum, who was pre-
sented under the auspices of the
hk?h school P. T. A- was introduc-
ed- by J. Walter Creep of Deni-
son, editorial writer for the
Denison Herald who praised the
P. T. A. organization for bring-
ing to Denison, such an outstand-
ing personality in their scries of
educational programs.
Mr. Greep was introduced by
Mrs. B. McDaniel, president of the
P. T. A. organization, and wife of
the superintendent of Denison
schools.
Mr. Landrum, in discussing hi
subject, made an instant appeal j
to his audience, with his exhibi i
of articles fashioned by his owr
•on. He impressed upon his !i-
teners the necessity of providing
an outlet for the energies of boys
and girls, and older people as well
who have time on their ham's. Hr
mentioned, humorously, the possi-
bility as the days go by of ho
lng more, rather than less leisu 'e
Eventually he said, when we get
d-own to a four hour day a id a j
five day week, there will be c ;
great number of hours in ore I
week when the individual will not !
he encaged in study or economic |
activity.
He told of sevevral ways i-
which an individual could n«e
snare time constructively, malt-
ing simple and inexncnsive thine*. 1
according to his individual talents ;
He pointed out the important |
fact, that, often from the credo i
work done by young people, with !
the cooneration of their parents
Intent talents have been uncovc-
ed. which with the Proper cnenur - ^Denison man.
element have developed into a I wife ,,,ft at onc(.
suitable and adequate life won'
And besides, he added, hobble-
are fun.
Skit Given bv Girl*
-A clever skit, put on bv severs
hi embers of the Girl Reserve*
preceded the speaker's addle*- A
bulletin board placed upon the
stage contained various asri-m
ments for the reporters of th
high school paper, which were ob-
tained, and discussed by the gW-
Those Inking part in the *kh
included T.ynoHo Vat-uon, Clara
Heimbu’lTer, Elaine W nd V
e»l numbers were furnished V.-:
Miss Vanston and Miss Wood
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The Dora A. Talley Juniors of,
the Forest will meet for their
••egular business session SaLird-'-'j
afternoon at 3 o’clock in the \\ j
0. W. Hall. Kay Minesinfter,!
president, will conduct the me"*-1
ing.
Mrs. Ray Moore will leave te-j
day for Oklahoma City, win-
the will attend her final cam • j
at the Fodmfit Corset .vhn,-i
Mrs. Moore is employed at the r j
D. Kingston Drug rn. She will re j
turn to Denison Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs J. H _ T/D'o r- '
•ompanied by Mrs. W. H. Hr' i
will drive to the Rio Grande Vat- j
irv Monday for a few day’s st-v |
I Mr. Little will attend a shipping
] -onferem-o in Harlingen, Wed-
; nesdny and flitt-sdny (>f next
wc*«.
W. D. Collins received wo-d
lute Thursday afternoon of the
death at Texarkana of Judge
William A. Hargett, and uncle of
Mr. Collins anr
for Texarkana
to atted the funeral services which
will be conducted at Texarkana
Friday afternoon. Judire Hargett
had visited on several occasions !n
Denison with the Collins family.
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Markets
FORT WORTH, Tex., Feb. 23
(UP)—(USDA)—Livestock:
Cattle, 1,600; calves, 1,000;
steady to 15 lower; steers 7.60-
9.75; yearlings 7.50-11.00; fat
cows 4.50-6.00; cutters 3.50-4,25;
calves 5.00-9.00.
Hogs 1,800; mostly steady; top
'butchers 7.96; bulk good butch-
ers 7.75-7.95; mixed grades 7.15-
7.70; packing sows 6.50-7.00
Island Feasts
Are Something
By HENRY McLEMGRE
United Pres* Staff Correspondent
HONOLULU, T. H., Feb. 24
(UP)—When you say luau you’ve
8.00-8.50.
Tomorrow’s estimated receipts:
cattle 1,100; calves 600; hogs 1,-
000: sheep 800.
DENISON MARKETS
.. on . i , icully said a mouthful.
Sheep 2,000; steady, fat lambs, y/veral mouthfui.Si in fact> be.
| cause luau is Hawaiian for feast
i and when an Islander sits down
under the spreading banyan tree
U) eat he p.aya no favorites.
1 was asked to a luau yesterday
and we gathered in an outdoor
dining room only slightly smaller
than the Yankee Stadiuln and sur
rounded by approximately the
same number of servants as there
are members in the American Le-
gion, each of whom was in charge
of a separate dish.
auseo by burning trash, firemen
said 15 ricks of wood in the bai n
were slightly damaged.
Oats in bulk
......... 32c
Oats, in new bngf
..... 34
(lorn, yellow ......
.......... 45c
Corn, gnnd white
.....no.
Wheat, No. I
...... 50::
Hoot .....................
. 7.00
Fat cows ........
5.50
H>-avy coy,-:, . .. .
:-7-
Canner.-i
4,25-4,75
Turkeys’ \u ’,
.. ! 5 c
Turkeys .No "
!0.
OV 'I'-l'IK
1‘>c
Rooster*
7c
Hens, 4 lbs and up
I2c
Mens, under 4 lbs.
l Ic
Figgs, tloz.
............ 18c
These prices were those being
offered en the local market at
,-1
press time today.
stated inst a fen- day* before
'he Elis arrived in town on iheir
first trip west of the Alleghenies
to renew their water battle with
Michigan.
k
.A-ainst Yale’* host Toms'i
en'lnlleil lhe National Colleeialr
regard of :22 9 fnr 50 yards and
t ;ir ed in a time of -52.1 for the
t ,
mi . the second bos’ time for
-al.ege swimmers in a 75-foot
1
pool.
He sv.-am anchor in the 400-
i!
vnrd relay nnd was clocked a*
-50.3. which is, even with a fly
..
ng start, a remarkable perform-
an-e. Coach Mann nointed out
p
AVoismuller'e record for the 100
m 51 seconds flat, made on Apr'l
5. 1927, and has not been oqual-
ted vet ta the satisfaction of the
Red Tape Cut
In California's
Job Insurance
SACRAMENTO, Cal., Feh. 21
1 P)—A new law cutting much
f the red tape for payment of
jobless by several weeks in some
caves, assumed importance today
as the forerunner of an extensive
program of social legislation which
s sought by the new Democratic
administration.
The simplification amendments
cut the required waiting period in
half and besides facilitating pav-
If a nmn eats ronl fast, and al-
lows nothing to distract him, im
can finish with the appetizers
and he ready for the main courses
in about three hours. The upj,>
tizer record is 2:42.i, established
by Diamond Jim Brady near the
turn of the century, and no on--,
has come within 17 seconds of tin-
mark since.
The first serious course at a
luau is fish. Not one fish, or three
fish, or even fifteen fish, but an
entire acqunriuni. By going to
one limu William Beebe could
learn more about fish than he
could in res years of living undev-
water a, Galapagos and such
place*.
Of (lie fi«h served I liked the
oclo’dtn .-nd loVni'omi *'|!nion best
! had -I'v-nv- ibnii-rht of an octo-
pus e nmetbing dangerous to
j -ear' di-'ovs. hut , fee-nd in '•neon*
j Mlf H f'V'fn. »YU1f*I' 1'ko T*
I ' In it -1 lockfl. nr]' bnttor. T omilonv
j colw'qo ol’ Ol(« bnut
Gtvorx rf "in-'ni* from hnmo. *
I pardon from tbo rovrrnor, and the
| first p'd" on n fe»-ris wheel.
All the time a luau guest is
working through the appetizers
and fish a regiment of chefs is
roasting pigs in underground ov-
t's. Thu ovens are about the size
of the entrance to the Holland
tunnel and hotter than the fourth
cf July in puiuatory. Each pig
is fil.ed with blistering hot
stones, packed into the earth in a
bouquet of sweet potatoes and
bananas, wrapped in ti leaves and
a great burlap coat and allowed
to roast until just falling apart.
There is no describing the taste
of the pig when, with a fine cer -
it is brought out. Some
ments and increasing the total
benefits for most individual claim-! m<)
ants, were designed to reduce the'"rhcre in lhe wo,l(l ,tu‘re ma>' hc
size of the mounting reserve fund,! Jfeetpr , but 1 dou!)t il-
whieh is now above SI30,000.000. b"'d tongues are bit
International Amateur S’.vimmir,'r
Regarded as a “stopgap” meas-
ure, Gov. Culbert L. Olson was re-
Katv Komets
Beat Seven-Up
Informal Party
With Crittenden leading til >
way. rolling 492, Katy Komets
, walloped 7-Up 2 and 1 in Dent-
--on Rowling league nlav Thursday
night. Banzcr was high scorer of
the evening, turning in 527.
The scores:
Seren-Up
Federation,
word.
Pick Ha* 51 Flat Mark .
Peter Firk of the New York
Athletic rluh covered the 100 in
M seconds at Chicago in 1930 and
the time was accented as nn
i American record, hut not ns a
*“*“ 1 """ 1 1 ,ui r i r— * , ^or](| rnai'k
of events which, while apparently Tyrone Rower, as the worst out- other day. He dies the second j Jn winniniJ -,n.yrm| fPOp
isolated, were of considerable 1°"' in the history of the south- time tor I ress readers. The first: Bc,ajns^ Yale, Tomslti edge’
world importance. west, plays the tit’e role in “Jesse time he was electrocuted expressly!^,
They were accompanied, too, by James,” at the Rialto theatre pro- for the I ress, or so it appeared, | tonmniptp,
dove opments elsewhere in eastern view Saturday night, then Sunday j thanks to a boner by this writer.
Europe -u<-h as Poland’s cautious and Monday. In technicolor, the- - -
dealings with Germany and bitter film brings in supporting roles, QgJ|*Q|| Y OUth
German complaints that the post- Henry Fonda, Nancy Kelly, J- j
Munich Czechoslovak government Edward Bromberg, Randolph Scott,
was not cooperating with Ger- and John Carradine, one of the
ter as quinine in comparison, and
it makes you wonder why people
will trifle with such coarse food
ns terrapin and pheasant and
visions of the jobless insurance j sjm|)]y don>t
which hns the final I ported to favor more extensive re-
act when the legis'ature
from its February recess.
Unanimous approval
ict urns
as book
use them
ends or door stops.
After you have made a
pig of yourself over your pig, the
corded the emergency measure in vegetables start arriving. There
>oth the republican - controlled aJe a]J the well-known vegetables,
senate and the administration- plus an exotic assortment that
dominated assembly, but opposi- would feel perfectly ut home on
tion is expected when the governor I a menu written in Sanskrit. Then
seeks additional liberalization there is [>oi, a dish which is
such as
benefit
proposed increase in the
a disn which is as
'much a part of these American Is
Honors Couple
Vamp
Krnttieror
1
152
2
129
3
148
Tot.
429
Leaving Denison
T ppHp* man
127
171
155
45 R
ISchllder
94
128
173
39 5
A profusion of ear'v Spring
Hahnet
. 141
122
20 J
flowers decorated the D id G.
Henze-
: lltt
180
100
5°'
Platter home, 1106 W. Sear*.
TfixnT'jrm
137
13*
Thursday night, for the informal
Handeiap
5
5
5
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tarewell party given hv members
—
«-f the Abundant Life cla- of the
Totals
7t 1
720
777
2233
Wsples Memorial church, compl
K
aty
menting Mr. and Mrs Kenneth
Name
t
0
3
Tot.
Snyder, a popular coupV- f the
"evnolds
1 nr»
1.16
100
437
elass, who are leaving today for
T?pc*«;p
117
T ’•><*
124
.369
Su'livnn, Ind., to reside.
i r>n
177
156
4« '
>A series of infonna! games wore
! VoCnv
161
78
.140
j-layed, and further divi: ion w.i*
j Crittenden
164
189
139
49?
provided with intelligence t
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conducted by A ('. Wimne- and
i T etals
730
818
721
226"
Clifford D. Smith.
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many. most imposing casts ever seen nn
To start the month the Soviet the screen in a single production.
Union broke off all diplomatic re-------
lotions with Hungary because the foM_ H was lenrned hert. late
government nl Premier Bela Im-
redy had agreed to sign—though
May Dethrone
Weismuller
foot, it was learned
Thursday.
the signing has not actually taken EVERYDAY DENISON_
place the German - Japanese- (Continued Kroni i>agP n
Italian anti-communist ’ agree-_____
ment. Russia’s action was inter-
preted in diplomatic quarters here . ^
as a notification to the smaller
eastern European states that They
could either belong to the “anti-
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 24
(UP)—Matt Mann, University of
Michigan swimming coach, walked
along the edge of the pool today
and watched AValdemar Tomski
Barker, a «f>Tihnmn,'e
hv tw" font. The j t
,jme 0f ;22.9 equalled the mark range from ?7 minimum lands as baked beans are to Bos-
set by Charles Flachmfnn of III' an,i *15 maximum to $10 and $20 don, hominy grits to Georgia. I’oi
rois in 1935. ;a w,,eK-
In winnig the 100-yard e.vent ! Opponents of 'Olson—first dem-
•n :52.1, hc officially shattered l oeratic governor of Ca ifornia in,0'’
the pool record of :52.5 set by E l 141 years—also are watching the I l,u* paste-like substance made
Kirar of Michigan last year, and chief executive’s plans along oth- f|om O'0 ront of the taro plant,
unofficially bettered Flue-liman' ; er lines, such as self-help co oper- mv Pnla*-C '* Honrs a strong r<’
Bilg Ten record of :52.9. He wasjatives for unemployment relief, rdmhlance to the paste I used to
I :—........i : ■■ ,1 mnkinu kites.
is an acquired taste, and some-
times it takes mainlanders fifteen
o - twenty years to learn to love
says roses should never he worn
lapel of a coat by a man.
j glide through the water with long, 1 relay when Tomski took his place |
I powerful strokes.
“As soon as hc learns how fa
! make better turns that boy is go-
short of the collegiate record ot [increased income taxes in brnck-
:51.G set by Walter Spencer sev-jets above $3,000 and severance
eral years ago. 'axes on removal of natural re-
Michigan was trailing Yale by sources,
two feet in the 400-yard free style | One of the most important feat-
ures of the new
at the edge of the pool for th- benefit provisions is reduction of
the waiting period from four to
two weeks. Another
anchor leg. As Ed Beebe touch
ed the tile, Walt was off with n
A carnation is the man’s flower. | in* to break Johnny' Wcismuuler's | lunjge. He paced himself nicely
the 1100-yard free | and when the final gun sciundedi|’ ;v . , , tnc Dasis 01 ont ln
The honorecs were p-osmted
piDs from the mass momho* .
Hosts and hostesses for the ne-
e’sion included beside* Mr and
Mrs. Piftter, Mr. and M>‘.» Gln-n
Sinclair. Mr. and Mr . R-i'ar-1
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Buck,
Mi. and Mrs. Paul Knge
Vr and Mrs. A'den King
Mrs. Hill is rrcsident of the
class, nnd snccial -i«*st
the Rev. and Mrs M - a- Roun-ls
HUNGARY---
(Continued From Rage ll
He further believes that a tic iairec‘)rd .,
c .1,, in ! style,” Mann said, and you could i he had touched the
. one of the most impoitant cogs in , ........
communist group or be friendly , . „ . __I tell bv the wav he said it that he
with Russia ,h0 maehiner>’ of "artor’al RPlen I________ amu.-n.
dor.
CONSOLIDATION—
(Conunuisi Fixjui Page 1/
Vivid-colored cravats should!, <hjpk Tonwki
be worn in the evening . . . Can , fnstnr than Johnny was in netua’
you tic that? . . . Those who
pool’s end a
full four strokes ahead of the
Yale man. The complete time for
s | the distance was 3:58.8.
stead of two years of earning
[The 80 branch offices of the state
I department of employment began
i using the new standards Jan. 30.
making kites.
The beverage served at hiailS is
okolehao, a local article that goes
down so smoothly that the first
time you realize you have had
anv of it is when vou find vouv-
uncmiM.ymcnt (l|f |hp to„ of trei, hettin-
even money that you can flv. just
as yon are. nod without any on-
predicates j vhanical aid whatsoever. The fun-
i v thiop is that pvorv once in a
while you win your bets.
Say, what has ail this e t to do
with sports?—(Copyright 1939
By United Press)
heard were surprised yesterday
afternoon when Lynn Landrum,
er than Johnny was in
I swimiming,” he added.
Star in High School
Tomski, a former Detroit high
BARN FIRE DOES
SMALL DAMAGE HERE
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two years ago persona’’te columnist (there arc ^rhool swimming star, is Coach A barn fire shortly after noon | i
Miscellaneous .reight showed Sonie left), spoke on hobbies " Mann’s current standout on the Thursday a* the Burney Patton!)
the largest gain last week, the ns- an subjects. They said it was Wolverine team. Until the Yale j property, 914 W. Day street, " ”
sociation states.
Coloman Hubay, Hungarian Nazi,
leader, directly defied the govern-!
ment in parliament last night.
Hubay said that if, as he be-
lieved, the government was about
'o send all leading Nazis to con-
!«.-• nil i 1 centration camps, his party would
R. R. Farmer, vice-president and today because he failed us
general manager of the Louisiana, ■ ’ ~~~7H
Arkansas and Texas lines at
Greenville, and resident of Deni-
son for several years, has entered
the Beeton hospital at Green-
highly entertaining . . . Hope that:t)>ect here recently he had been j little damage to the structure, j
Franklin McCall got the hot squat | lost to the team because of sehnl-!____
■ Bfl’i'-ulties. Hi- vis rein
the
TODAY AND
SATURDAY
STAR 10c
TODAY AND SATURDAY
:•
Mr Mrs. J. 8. Kimble,
and Mrs. Ewing Ellis Mr
ii class teacher.
assume no responsibility for the 1Vi 11 e for treatment of an infected
Mr. j country’s future.
EHi*
14 Were wounded
known that the govern-
Mr Snvder who nos been con- nient’s action was the result of an
rented with the Kraft Pheulx
mooBP rn-poratinn. a* production
|-in investigation into the bombing
inf a Jewish synagogue Feb. 3 in
sales manager for the nr t several -vliioh 11 were injured when aome
"cars, has been transferred to nne threw a hand ,,renad(. into
S-m’luan. and with Mr*. Snyd *. the central synagogue as the Rab-
will leave today
new duties.
to assume his
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RHORT-MURRAV FIRM
WUiT, MOVF INTO NEW
MV\A,TTON SATURDAY
The Short-Murr-'” Funeral
rei-tors nn-nounee their
t.p move into their new home Sat-
-ris". The rew huildiirg is ’lo-
cated nt 401 W. Woodard and is
I hi was pronouncing the closing
prayer. As it reached the street, I
another hand grenade was thrown.!
Many persons connected this
bombing with a government an-]
, nouncement that it would back a
intention!parbamrntarv ameliorating!
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Plus
CARTOON
Novelty
__________.......
GEORGE BREKT
OLIVIA
de HAViLlANI)
JOHN PAYNE
frank McHuah
PRFhVIEW 10:45 SATURDAY NIGHT
Also SUNDAY and MONDAY
anti-Jewish lawn.
The government asserted that
its investigation of 'he bombing
rr-e of the mast, attractive build- ] showed that the bombers had re-
ipm) of its kind in the state. Thoiceived equipment and instructions
chape! will he open Sunday morn- from the "green house," Budapest
ircfr --orbing to IJoyd Moore, sec- headquarters of the Hungarian so
re'ary of the firm.
his speech]
cia ist party. |
Nazi leader Hubay mentioned l
I fhis investigation in
! last, night.
Discussing the bombing. Hubay!
said that his party rejected such
'methods with revulsion. He des-
cribed one of the a'teged bombers,
i. «rtnnr i.ipck er n who, police said, was found to be 1
visited in Denison Thitrdav a nationnl wRh a ,on(f ppJ
lice record, as a scoundrel.
Ii Stern Action
Today's stem action by the new
government of Count Paul Teleki
was the climax ot several week*
BRIEFS
Judge T. P. Holt, of Ad-, nk'a
wss a Denison visitor this week.
Srth-nr Gleckler e< -ber-
Mra. ft. P Pyte, Den'son voi*o
tmrher i« in Green’-ille todrv
where she will arwwte *n co-ice“t.
You’ll like the
PRINTS
we make for you
rian to bring us your , next roll
of exposed film so that we can
actually show you what careful
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