The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1938 Page: 2 of 8
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IN PROGRESS
■Xrs't editor
srble rtti exhibit ■|*on-
red by the Thursday Club. at
the Sparks Hotel The following
Thursday they played at » lXK>k
review sponsored l>y the same
club
Another public iti>|>eaiance wa*
made when the orchestra furnish-
ed the mueic between acta of the
senior play, given April 22 The
— Syncopated Assassinators of Sym-
Maxwell Croft phony, had a large l*aH In thla
Hobble Ownby ,.niertamiuent. They gave many
Sponsor
FOR F000 ENERGY
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I'm Serving More
Butterflake Bread is
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Texas Bread Week
•
If T KNOW that bread and other baked wheat foods
provide quick energy for building up vitality
I know that everyone in my family gets through
the dav better when we eat lots of bread
"I expect to observe TEXAS BREAD WEEK
I’m going to serve plenty of toast, sweet rolls, and
lots of good bread and butter bread and milk, and
sandwiches for the children and bread pudding or
a nice cake for dessert My fimily will benefit from
.these energy foods."
i
> ou. too. can benefit by observing TEXAS BREAD
w EEK See your baker and serve the many delicious
products be makes for you.
Cora Mae Thornton numbers auitablc for the play.
—*-1-;-t . of all the din--rent occasions.
In which the orchestra ha* taken
part, the Junior-Senior Banquet
wa* surely one of the moat enjoy-
able ,As pprt of the members
—• were Juhlors and seniors, there
The Juniors and Seniors of the WM *tui ji greatrt Joy in being
Dublin High School were* enter- ab)e t0 uhf prtt* in the event,
tained last Friday evening In thg --— — — —«
JUNIOR SENIOR
BANQUET PROM
Remember your Mother on
Roses in Snow Cake.
May 8 with a
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
DOUGHNUTS PER DOZEN 10*
T. W. Williford's Bakery
Is the Good Companion
of Other Food*
basement of the Methodist Church
with a banquet The room was
beautifully decorated In peach and
silver streamers which were hung
from the lights and the doors
A huge "J" and "S" were pinned
on the screens behind the guest
table. All the banquet tables were
decorated with dainty little May
poles and mounds of flowers which
appeared at intervals along the
table
Boys and girls arrived at eight
o'clock, the gnis in pretty frothy,
evening finely, and the boys in
neat dark suits All had a most
delightful evening, and enjoyed to
the fullest, the excellent ami well-
prepared food provided by the
laities of the Methodist Missionary
Society
The music was furnished by
Miss Russell and her orchestra
which was well arranged and
pleasing. The program was pre-
sided over by Bob Drake and was .
as follows '
Invocation Rev. R L. Dobson f
Toast to Seniors [ i
Miss Bobby Ownby '
Response to Juniors Sid Lowery I
-Can l Forget" | j
I
Invitations
lor
Graduates
If you run short on your
ln\ llutIons, then v*e have
plenty of extra*. They are
pretty and you'll like them.
Two envelope*
F. \< H
ntr. DUBLIN PROGRESS
PRINTING
I
I
Paneled Per*.mat l ard* at
le each
Dublin High School Quartet
Toast to Faculty M D Manning
Response to Faculty , | The members f the orchestra
Supt Vestal : appreciate all of the invitations
"A Sitting Down Strike" , * ! that they have had to entertain
Rev. J. W. Hfcarbutt on so many different occasions
looking Into the Future • I It has been a pleasure to work
J W Brad berry, Fisher Davidson under the leadc: ship of our spon-
Farewell Junior Class sor. Miss Russo. 1 who has made
"Old Dublin High.” | all of these accomplishments pos- along fine
The hanquet was followed by a sible F8.
prom, given by the seniors It j • • '
was held at the Utterbark home Examination*
and the attendance was so large jf volir b,,y friend or girl
friend Is a senior don't tell him
or her too man. secrets lierause
ALEXANDER
Mrs. Vern <«<*k
Mr* Jessie Medford returned to
tier home Wednesday from Gor-
man She had t>een staying with
Mrs I-ottl* Medford, who is ill at
the hospital
Mr and Mra Arthur Stringer
of Kdna Hill spent Sunday with
hit brother. John Stringer and
family. ...
Milton Ascue of Fort Worth
spent Saturday night and Sun-
day with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Fred Ascue
Morns Walker spent the week-
end with his brother Kverett
Walker nnd family at Carlton.
Laura Bell Hammitt. who had
been visiting relatives In Sweet-
water returned to her home here
Friday
Wanda Kennedy of Purve*
*[>ebt Sunday with Sue Chaney.
Mrs. Kate Greenway was car-
ried to the Gorman Hospital Sat-
urday for examination We hope
she is soon home again
Mr and Mrs N B Benson and
daughter Reudene went to Itlan-
I co Saturday, returning the same
liny
Mr and Mrs Charlie Hrann
I daughter Flossie visited relatives
; Hamilton Sunday
Rev Sam Bays filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday
' morning and night.
Mrs Ethel Hale and Mra
True! Walker served refreshments
of punch, lemonade and cookies
to the Junior B Y P V clasa
, after the program Sunday
Miss Edith Grace Tidwell of
Wichita Falls came Sunday for
a visit with her uncle nnd aunt
Mr and Mrs Jasper Miller
A large crowd of farmers met
' with Mr Hancock of Stcphenvtlle
at the Baptist Church here Tue*
day night to discuss the farm
problem*
Mi nnd Mrs Charlie 1> Delsher
of Energy are visiting their par-
ents Mr and Mrs Charlie Delsh-
er and Mr and Mrs Lee Ponder.
Mrs Dossie Medford was
brought home from the Gorman
Hospital Monday She la getting
Dublin Flour
ALL GOLD FEEDS
Point The Way To Profiu
ALL GOLD
Starter
ALL GOLD
Grower
ALL i
Layinil
We WiJJ Make You Monev
We Will Save You Money
ALL GOLD
TURKEY STARTER
TURKEY GROWER
Come To Us With Your Poultry Pmw
It Will Pay You To Consult Ij,
11IJIIJIIUU M———>i
LIVE OAK
By Mrs. S. B. Ownt
, Jewel
the To
Cbm mis*
Hooper,
"M An’,
v-omme a ill
«ry Wedn„uv sL'J
flee at ib, ;,w
with I ■ r'HMJ
it seemed that not one more per-
son could have gotten in
James H (Jim, Stewart, can-
d iate for County Treasurer was
a visitor In The Progress office
Bright colored balloons adorned j mu„t have a little spare left in
! the walls and chnndelier.s and a
; big punch bowl occupied an Im-
portant corner Good fellowship
and fun prevailed. The evening
was voted a tremendous success
. by all present.
Orchestra
his brains to re mem tier a little
shorthand. English history trig-
onometry and typing
When you se, tlv seniors study-
ing in study hall don't faint
They are to Ink- the final tests
which will determine whether
thev have the ability to go out and
The last two weeks have Indeed j fRCfl |he 0i,i yvotW oi stay back
been very busy ones for the high ; and try ngaln , ,.Nt v tr
school orchestra On Thursday j j, per chan < you pass by at
afternoon. April 21. they furnish-j nljtht and |,H,r s,-iuor ‘
Studying. JusV ya*n r,n by for one
night, because if you are not a
senior, your day will conic
These final trying dnvs are to
take place the 16th and 17 tri
Seniors, we hope you come
through with flying colors
MOB
Tuesday nftemoon
-O —
M s. Annie Norton of Dallas
arrived In Dublin Monday for a
visit of several days with her
moth>; Mrs John Harris.
Then was, good attendance Uv
the church services here Sunday
and Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs Tom Northcutt or [
Abemathey and Spencer Pool of j
Petersburg spent last week with j
idatives in this community and |
did some work on the family
cemetery while here.
Mrs Dick Kee of McLean via- j
I ted Steve George and family j
from Saturday night until Tues- !
day morning.
Mr. and Mrs John Purvis of j,
Stephenvllle spent Sunday with j
Arch I-ee
Mr nnd Mrs Check Ldcett of
Purve* attended church here Sat-
urday night sromacn, Oiiioumia, |
appetite, and
feeling, arr a«ociaaJ ,
students made a trip to San An- . constiptoon, |
tonio on Wc*dne*»l*y of this week g rrief. Itst^
to attend a State Homemaking meuirine, few trash
j Rally They will return this even- ' sral sain. 60c a beak
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Rosa Nell McPhall and |
of her home economics j
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The Dublin Progress
Francia E. Perry, Editor
MAJESTIC
THEATRE
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Stephenville, Texas
Entered at the Poatofftce In Dublin, Texas, a* mail matter of the
•aeond claaa. under the act of Congress of M*rch 3rd. 187#
•wDaeription Price-- Dublin Territory, One Year. 31 00, Six Months. 60c
Oat of Dublin Territory. 32 00 per year
Subscriptions cash in advance Paper la stopped when time expires.
PLBLIMHED f.VUY nUDAY
Ta The PuMir Aay erreaeoaa refleeUoa upon the character,
or repetattoo of aay pereoa, firm or corporation which may
la the volume of The ItuMie Prugrem srttl be gladly corrected
Mb being brought to the atteatlea of the puhtlahera.
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FRIDAY
LAST DAY
"Sally, Irene
And Mary"
With \lk-e Faye, Fred Allen.
SATURDAY MATINEE
“The Red Rope"
With Boh Steele
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T.-M
IT’S HARD TO HATE A MAN
KNOW HIM
In a community like* Dublin everybody knows
nearly everybody else. Friendship and good will
prevail in most eases, and are a grent -civic asset.
One unkind remark ma\ creutr n feeling which not
only hurts individual*, but damage* the community.
This is no mawkish appeal to smother legitimate
criticism. Hometitnes it is necessary to" apeak out
sharply itwirder to right a wrong. Rut no one should
ever speak critically of another on hearsay or by
reason of prejudice.
If you have an unfriendly feeling aliout some-
one, we suggest you pay him a visit. Oet acquainted
with him. If the matter troubling you is important,
tell him about it frankly and iron it out between you.
Ami above nil. if you hear an unkind or danger
ous statement about a man or a firm,*cballeng«' the
maker of-it. Ask him where he got his facts, and
whether he knows they ARE facts. Take occasion
to Hheok tip his statements, and if they are not true,
take the trouble to set him right.
Above all. get acquainted with vour neighbor—
you might like him. He might even like you.
SATURDAY NIGHT
“The Gaiety
Girls"
With Patricia BUM, Jack Ifulhm
8UNDAY, MONDAY
“Joy Of Living”
With tram Duane. Dougina Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday
“Change Of
Heart"
With Gloria
Whalen
*fnar«. Mtrhml
THURSDAY
“College Swing’
With Ooorgo I
Martha Rag*.
ocarlo Alloa
Ac hicv«»n»ont - To*.!,*
Ijist week a change from the
usual dally urintl was oxperlenc
od by studrnta of English, who
wore given achievement tests by
their re*|H-itive teachers
At first of school diagnostic
teats were given in order to find
what parts of grammar the stu-
dents knew moat about, and what
they were weakest In. These
teats were printed forms, consist-
ing of n hundred sentences to be
corrected Some sentences dealt
with punctuation, others with the
use for verha, nouns adjectives
capitals, eli
The completion test* proved to
reveal what we have learned dur- ,
inng the school year Dt!
• • •
Sophomore Picnic
On Tuesday afternoon thirty-
five sophomores, with their spon-
sor. Mis* Thornton, Mrs Ownby.
class mother and Miss Wilcoxnn
and Mias McPhall. enjoyed a pic-
nic and swim at Alexander park
The group left Dublin at four-
fifteen in cars and in a few min-
utes arrived at the park. After
swimming and playing games,
they enjoyed a delicious picnic
supper consisting of potato salad
sandwiches devlled-eggs cookie*
lemonade and punch The focal
and the drinks were prepared by
the Home Economics girls and
class mothers. KK
SIL0AM
Yals Nlllboose
Mra. May Barnett spent Hun-
day with her daughter Mra. Tom
Holland and family • %
Bo WtUiAtnaon spent .Saturday
night and Sunday with Hamid
Oen* HilUiouas.
Mrs Ola AIIImh and her father.
I ncle Nst Richie and Olll* Hat
son of the I(aSal Dell community
nynt Sunday With Mr and Mra
Charley Harnett.
Mr H M
visited hta
,
HUlhouse and family
-laughter. Mrs * R
AMee and family of Hlco Sunday
R*v and Mra J W Hharbutt
•pent this weak in AMIene where
they were at the bedaide of thair
•laughter who is 01 They will he
hack In Dublin for next gunday s
•ervlce# at the Methodist Church
Guy Neel left Wednesday mom-
Antonio wh#rv* h# wili
emAln 4ny» CM) « but
nwi trip
' *- Hancock returned Wad-
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ODAY. Industrial possibilities u>
belnq studiad cbm! analrsad as ns«fl
Ftm products are being examined edeniilically hi I
Rial chemists to determine their usefulness at taw I
iar industry. On every hand concerted sllorts
made by all manner of mjenrtoe to help Tsxami
•ivanlage of (he Industrial opportunities which
There te sound reason lav thin industrial activity h|
far. while she la in aecond place among all lh* i
groee value of farm product* In finl place in r®*-*
and mineral product* in fifth place in volums oi tddl
... Texas is nevartheieee In flflt nnlh place in mans
Therefore. U is obvious there am ample opportedfOj
*w industrialisation.
How Texas has rlimhed from a frontier agrtculwd|
to her preeeaf poeltfoa industrially in a mailer oi!
hmporhmt thing now te lor Tenae to go forward. <
her industrial opportunMnn.
Twenly five yearn ago the Texas Power 6 Ugh*1
Transmission Lino slertrtc power- TNM.
abundant lexlht* dependnhle. and 1®* *1
leterminlng factor te tee rapid stride. Ttf
The Tenae Power A liakd ComDanv If twodv hf
era te the balanced development of Texas
is ready i
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Perry, Francis E. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 50, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, May 6, 1938, newspaper, May 6, 1938; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth559791/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.