The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 13, 1941 Page: 4 of 4
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THIS IUEN1B0M
SOCIETY NOTES
briefs
Trurnaii Riley, manager of the
Star theatre is taking his annua!
vacation.
Morris Regensburger has re-
turned to his desk at the Citizens
National bank as vice president
after taking two weeks off for
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Robinson
and daughter Fhinces, Ruth, and
Lillian, have returned from a
visit to Texas points, including
Waco and Corsicana. The Robin-
sons live at 11105 W. Chestnut
street.
Jack Estes, of Whitewright wa -
in Denison Tuesday evening.
Tommie Haynes, of Chicago,
111., was a business visitor in Deni-
son Monday.
E- N. Thomas, of Dallas, dis
trict supervisor for the Curtiss
Candy company, will be in Deni-
ton Saturday.
committees voted for
the present law under a renewal
of the appropriation and thus con-
tinue give the surplus to these
counties. Shivers’ compromise plan
is to divide it between the coun-
ties and the highway\commission.
Everyday
(Continued From Fage Oat)
ring between 11 p. m. and 2 a. m-
. . . Mussolini has been knocked
around so much lately that about
all he has left is Italy proper and
from the looks of things, he won’t
be able to keep a sock in the Ital-
ian boot . . . An astonished Okla-
home patrolman recently heard on
the radio that he had been killed
in an accident. Investigation prov-
ed that the victim was a transient
bearing the same name. That’s al-
most like hearing one’s own funer-
al service.
fighters.
N«w Planet In Service.
To reach Cologne, hedge-hop-
ping Blenheims often flew as low
as 100 feet, the air ministry said-
continuing They were escorted ^across the
• channel by swarms of fighters.
Other swarms, including new
twin-engined Whirlwinds, met
them over Antwerp on their way
back. An air ministry statement
that Whirlwinds were in action
was the first official acknowledge-
ment that the new planes were
ready for service. They are Brit-
ish built and powered by Rolls
Royce Merlin engines.
Irene Is Added
Attraction To
Fair Park Casino
Lieut. Guy Cooke, Jr., instruct-
or at the basic training school at
Barksdale field, Calif., is here on a
weeks’ furlough,__ visiting his par-
DALLAS, Tex., Aug. 13—The
additional two weeks on the ten
week season of Opera Under the
Stars here at Fair Park Casino
has been widely acclaimed and
rpproived, and the selection of
‘Irene’’, and ‘‘The Chocolate
Soldier” for the two added pro-
ductions has been popular.
This week “The Firefly” is I
the presentation and the return
partial loss of the insured wheat
is determined.
To date, 3,3£0 claims have been
paid on 217,175 acres with an
insured production of 1,63,947
bushels. A total of 1IR400 farms
and 4,943,435 bushels were in
sured for the 1941 crop.
All-risk insurance policies for
1942 have already been made
on 1,500 wheat farms represent-
ing 1,200 operators and' owners
and covering production of 84,-
OOO acres. Applications will b?
takgn until August 30 or until
the time wheat is seeded, which-
ever date is earlier. Hazards cov- " T“
ered bv wheat insurance include | *radM
losses bv hail wind, rain, fire, °n
insects, drouth, winterkill, rust,
floods and crop failure, the AAA
official said.
Provisions of the 1932 loan
program specify that in order for
owners and operators to insure
wheat on one farm, they mud in-
sure all wheat crops in which they
have an interest. Regardless of
the number of farm? insured,
only one application is neecessary.
MARKETS
DENISON MARKETS
Poultry and Eggi
Leghorn fryers, 2y, lbs. up .... 12c
Colored fryers, 2 to 24 lbs. .. 14e
Hens, 4 lbs. up...............4....... isc
Hens, under 4 lbs. ................. 13C
Old roosters ........................... gc
Turkeys, young hens .............. 12-
Turkeys, old hens .......1....... lie
Turkeys, young toms ...........’ io<
Turkeys, old toms ................... 8C
Turkeys, No. 2 ................ 7 t0 9c
Infertile eggs (white) ..... 25c
Mixed eggs (candled) ............ 25c
Guineas, each ...................__ _ gfa
....... 30c
Strict middling .................. 15.83c
Grain
covering of dirt, this covering
keeps the coils hot.
Two Department
Heads For A-M
Are Selected
COLLEGE STATION, Aug. 13
—Two department in the Texas
A. and M. College School of En-
gineering -will have new heads
when the 65th nnnual session op-
ens early next month. Dean Gibb
Gilchrist announced here today.
William E. Street has been se-
lected to head the Department
of Industrial Engineering, will be
replaced by
„y an outstanding edu-
worn, white (red cob) ........ o5c|®ator and expert on indutrial en-
Corn, yellow ........................ 55,, — ---------
Wheat, No. 1 .................... H-Ol
j Oats, No. 2 (bulk .............. 35-
| Barley, No. 2 ...................... 50^
can spin on some of the boners
rookie fliers have made
"Plumber Sues for Lost Love,”
says a headline,
at the shop
Mrs. J. W. Madden, who has
been slightly indesposed, is re-
ported considerably improved to-
day.
Rev. Hargrove Grounds, pastor
of Trinity Methodist chuich, will
be out of the city several days
in Eldorado Springs, Ark., where
he is conducting a revival meet-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs F. O. Babcock,
1001 w Woodard street are where they tell you'and ,ike it>
leaving Sunday for a visit of sev |And yours trul wi„ be the
eral days m Colorado^ They will lhundreds who will miss him ... A
msit in Denver and Boulder. ■ painter was fined for slapping a
girl in Chicago. Maybe he just!
wanted to see if the paint was dry,
. , . Engineers say dew is a big
reason who auto paints
What’s due on ours is what makes|
us look that way.
>1 v,v.n.s iui 1IU3 pal* r * 1 U1C I Cl
ents. Drop around some time and 1 Miss Marthe Errolle, stay of
listen to those humorous tales he several earlier productions, prov-
ed a popular move on the part of
J. J. Shubert. Miss Errolle re-
_____ turned from Louisville, and will
Maybe he left it. roles in both “Irene” and
Major Roland C. j "The ‘Chocolate Soldier," as well
singing in
NYA TO Enable
20,000 Students
To Stay In School
Brown leaves Friday to assume his os the. part she is
new duties as assistant professor "The Firefly”
of military science and tactics at' More than 200,000 persons
Auburn, Ala. He has confided to' *sw Shubert productions during
us that he hates to leave Denison, | the nine week period ending with
he has numerous friends here, but j “Too ’Man v Girls.” It is estimated
he said, “That’s army life—you go that when the season closes on
Au.ust Surplus Foods
COLLEGE STATION, Aug. >13
—Fresh pears, plums, prunes, ap-
ples, and enriched wheat flour
have- been added to the list of
f oods which will be obtainable na-
tionally with food order stamps
during August. Pork and pork
lard, available in July in a!! areas
are not included in the list. Of-
/icrils of the USDA Surplus Mar-
keting Adminitration say prod-
ucts will be restored to the list
when the supply situation
rants it.
w'lr
Wedneday, Sept. 3, that more
than one quarter malion people
will have seen the Fair Park
Casino productions.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. H. Dyer,
1100 W. Nelson street, received
r. letter from their son, Corporal
Leland H. Dyer, stating that he
will be home for a visit Sept. 1.
Corporal Dyer is with company E,
15th infantry, at Ft. Lewis, Wash-
ington. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer hav
two other sons in the service
They are twins. Robert is in th.
air crop and stationed at Taft work which other associa-
field, Calif. Leon, the other twin, | ti0ns would be unable to do
..... Certificates Of
Indemnity Used
For Gov’t. Loans
SALVATION-
(Continued from page one)
is in the culinary department
fcamp Roberts, Calif
GOVERNOR-
(Continued from page or.e)
Open airs meeting would be
held frequently in which the public
would be invited to participate.
than the counties, and, therefore,
should have the use of the surplus.
An agreement with the county
judges next Friday would enable
county commissioners courts all
over Texas to proceed confidently
in fixing their respective tax rates
in the period of Sept 8 to 14, the
time fired by law.
As against an agreement was
the positive declaration by T,oy
NAZIS- ,
(Continued from page one)
German losses.)
Mass formations of Blenheims
and high-flying American-built
fortress planes struck at objectives
in Cologne Fortresses also at-
tacked Emden and an airdrome at
OoKooy.
Other bombers followed up the
'lay ight attack with a raid Tues-
day night
me positive Dcc tu anon D\ l.oy '• — on th® shipyards at Le
that there is not an ounce of com-1 ' riut’ France An authoritative
promise in that body. He made! ^ltement sa*d a direct hit was
that announcement at the recent,' '-stf ned on a ship in a slipway
Austin meeting of the rxecutivel , ttlHt linp German fighter wns
and legislative committee of the '_^jr°yed by escorting British
county judges association. Those]
m*.
. -4.
Sta
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rti
iJhursJai
4 ACTION RELIEF
SURE. SPEEDY. LASTING
HCID INDIGESTION
j COLLEGE STATION, Aug. 13
1 —Instead of asking for the cash
equivalent, approximately 70 per
vent of insured Texas wheat
fanners are using their e'ertifi-
fftes to indemnity as collateral
for government loans, according
to P. C. Colgin, state loan super-
visor of the AAA.
In taking the loan, farmers arj
rot only receiving better prices,
hut by retaining possession of
the wheat they will be able to
take advantage of the market in
cash prices adVance, *Colgin( ex-
plained.
Certificates of indemnity or
at rtfthe ZX7 '^
(AUSTIN, Aug. 13—During the
1041-42 school year the National
Youth Administration Student
Work Program will enable ap
proximately twenty thousand Tex
as young people between the ages
of 16 and 24 inclusive, to stay
in school, according to J. C. Kel-
lam, state NYA administrator.
Allocations have been m-ade to
the 254 counties and directly to
school in cities having populations
cf 25,000 or more. Many of the
county placement committees al-
ready have met, and their recom-
mendations for allotments of NY
A Student Work jobs to schools
row are being received in this
office.
During the 1940-41 school year
the NYA College and Graduate ment:
fl.nd /ohr°A°o Wo:k r’rof?rams M-| Don’t open your refrigerator
sisted 7,500 youth, who otherwise »nv 0ftener or longer than is a-
could not have continued their 1 tually necessary,
educations in, 85 Texas college- Don’t put hot food or di-hes
and' universities and twenty! into the refrigerator. Let the
housand students in 2,585 seeon- left-over foods and dishes they
riary educational institutions. are in cool to roam temperature
ellatn said boys and girls who before putting them in the box
esire there Student Work jobs I See that you’* refrigerator is
should apply directly to the head properly placed in your kitchen
of the school or college they A refrigerator should be placed in
wish to attend. Work, that will; the coolest part of ihe room, not
be useful to both the students t near the stove or where t would
and to the institutions will be be n the sun. Even more impor-
provided on projects designed and ! tnnt then that, it should be placed
Homemakers Can
Economize By
Observing Rules
COLLEGE STATION, Aug. 13
—By observing h few simplr
rules, homemakers can economize
considerably on the tost of refrig,
t ration whether their ice boxes
are cooled by electricity, ice, or
gas. These tips are offered by
Bernice Cbytor, Extension Ser-
vice specialist in home improve
supervised by the officials of the
schools. Such work will include
research and survey activity, cler-
ical work, departmental and li-
brary assistance, and improvo-
. . ----- and
properties.
that air will circulate
freely about it.
Keen your refrigerator dean— •
all of it 11 you have a mechani-
cal rtfrigrrator, clean the coils
wi 11 two cr three times a year
If they are allowed to gather a
g inhering management and prob-
lems.
Mr. Nef.' is leaving to accept
an associate professorship in In-
dustrial^ Management at the Har-
)l'iin.iiir,liiiflMI,ii,,,,||<,
V
HINDS
lc
• SALE
In order to make new
friends and enlarge the
circle of users of Hinds
Honey and Almond
Cream, a special offer
is made.
One 50c Bottle
fOR ONE CENT
with Each 50c Size
WE DELIVER
L01-MAC
PHARMACY
yard Graduate School of Busi-
ness Administration, Boston
Dean Gilchrist has tendered the
post formerly held by Mr. Neff,
and acceptance is expected at
once.
Mr. Street, who replaces Mr.
Spencer, is a native Texan. Hi;
took his degree Of Bachelor of
Science in Electrical Engineer-
ing and Master of Arts in Engin-
eering Education at Texas Tech-
nological College and has been
serving in the Drawing Depart
ment there since 1928.
Mr. Street is co-author of two
hooks- “Drafting Problem Lay
outs” and “PvncHcoi noj/t.i.n...
Practical Descriptive j jtl’s Texas industrialization
Geometry Probmlcms for Engin- j ?ram.
WED., AUGUST 13th, 1941
eers.” At the present tinie he is
id'itor of the T-Square depart-
ment of the Society for Promor / V
tion of Engineering Education v>
Journal. Mr Street, his wife and
two children will move here at
once-
Mr. Neff, an honor graduate ot'
Texas A. and M. College in 1928,
also graduated from the Harvard
School of Business in 1936 He
returned to Texas A. and M.
College in 1940 to head the new
iepartment of Industrial Engin-
eering. During tlie year he also
served as coordinator for the col-
lege on Governor W. Lee O’Dan-
pro-
RIALTO
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
TEXAS MOBILIZES FOR DEFENSE
THE
THRILLING
STORY of th.
NATION'S
BIGGEST,
MOST
FABULOUS
STATE
‘THUMBS IIP,
TEXAS;
AUGUST 14
Mi J. J. Shubert presenti
Rudolf Friml'j
greatest operetta
“The Firefly”
with
an All-Star Cast
of Broadway Favorites
Enduring Sony . JJili
, j,. i include
iVT’?* ‘'SYMPATHY”
“GIANINA MIA”
"LOVE IS LIKE A FIREFLY”
"THE DONKEY SERENADE”
Plan to go!
Two additional wookt
"Irene"
August II
“The L’bucolnte Soldier'
August 21
Prices Remain Same
30c, 55c, 85c and $1,10
FaviPaaf Carti
PaPaf
No need to suffer the
tortures of acid indigestion and other
acid stomach discomforts any longer
Not while you can get Bisma Rex.’
Here is a four action product that
is helping thousands obtain relief.
cisma-Rex is sold only at Rexatl
Drug Stores. Try it today
bisma-rex 50‘
CONSULT
YOUR DOCTOR
AT THE
SLIGHTEST
ILLNESS
WE CARTty a FULL
LINE OF TYPHOID
VACCINE
INGSTON
HAS IT
FINAL
CLEARNCE
MEN’S SUMMER SUITS
Starting Thursday
4 Large Groups to choose trout
UfS gjts
Men ... here is your opportunit y to buy that summer suit you’v
been wanting at a tremendous s aving-This Is our final reduc
tion ... buy now and lay it awa y for next summer if you’re not
in immediate need of a suit. P rices are sure to be much higher
next year. Choose from our larg e groups New patterns and col-
ors in single and double breaste d models. Be sure to see them
tomorrow.
^nladderCs*
CELEBRATING OUR 35TH
'AtutUrui’i,
AUG, 14th, 1906 THE DRAUGHON’S
PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
MADE ITS INITIAL B OW TO THE CoM
MUNITY. ,
For 35 years Draujjhon’s of Denison, under the ownership and
management of J. W. Adamson, has thoroughly established it-
self as the leading business school of North Central Texas and
Southern Oklahoma. The prestige and confidence gained
among business firms and students has been a source,of inspira-
tion and pride. Business men of wide experience have learned
to employ Draughon students with the assurance of their thor-
oughness and ability. Draughon’s success is no doubt due to its
cleaving to the idea of basic principles and fundamentals in
conjunction with modern demands and changes in conditions
aa the case may be.
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS
SEPT 1
Draughon s of Denison teaches
among their many courses, the fol-
lowing leading studies:
A' Boo!iee;»iiiK
m Account in#
% Finance
C Adding Machine
$ Busines Admin-
istration
• Banking-
A Business Ma-
chines
• Billing
A Comptometer
# English
A Stenography
DRAUGHON’S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
J. W. Adamson, Mgr.
Denison, Texas
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Anderson, LeRoy. The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 13, 1941, newspaper, August 13, 1941; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth527807/m1/4/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.