The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 270, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 16, 1935 Page: 4 of 4
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THE SHAMROCK TEXAN, Shamrock, Texas
Saturday, March 16, 1935
Society
Virginia Andcr«pn
Telephone 16fi
Mrs. Kromer
Is Hostess
Miss Joy Tinsley, whose engage-
ment and approaching marriage to
Mr. Claude Henderson was announc-
ed the first of the month, wasTTon- j
ored with a shower at the home oi
Mrs. Ear! Kromer yesterday after-
noon.
Mrs. Kromer, Mrs. Claude Tins-
ley. Miss Joy, Mrs Ol'-nn Porter o'
Wheeler and Mrs J, L. Bumpas of
Hollis, Okla.. were receiving hos-
tesses. Mrs. Ed Tinsley of Cana-
dian and Miss Jessie Faye Jackson
were In charge of the gifts while
Mrs. Ewell Bradley registered the
guests.
In the dining room colors of pin!,
and white were effectively accented
in the tea table appointments ot
candles and a large four tiered wed-
ding cake, a gift of Mr. and Mr?
Bradley, decorated with tiny pink
flowers from which ribbon streamer1
were placed to smaller cakes. Bowls I
of sweet peas profusely decorated ]
the rooms. Miss Faye Robertson as
ststed by Miss Adelene Forbls and
Miss Margaret Mundy presided at j
the tea table.
Mrs. Lyle Holmes entertained with j
•everal piano selections during the
afternoon and accompanied Mrs 1
Bumpas who sang, "My Bong of
Paradise."
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CHURCH CALENDAR
‘ROBOT' PLANE IN MYSTERY FLIGHT OVER PACIFIC
FIRST METHODIST
C. E. Jameson, Pastor
Sunday school at 9-45, with A. P
Bumpers superintendent. Preaching
11 a. m. by pastor and special mu-
sic by choir under direction Mrs
Qeorge Heinsen. Young People's
Laundrygram
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COUGHLIN HITS BACK AT JOHNSON
Cooking expenses were cut in half
by Mrs. Andrew McCaslin, of Me-
meetlng 6:30. Sermon by pastor at l0U11i, Kans., last summer during
7:30 p. m. Glenn A. Truax will be' . .
in charge of the music for Sunday the heat wave She placed a flat
evening's service, and will give a niece of Iron In her yard and used |
special violin number. Everyone l« It as a stove after It had been heat-
invited to attend Sunday services. ; ed by the sun.
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Mrs. H. C. Gordon, Mts, C. A
Your washday exnenses wlil be!
cut too, if you will have the work 1
Blankenship and Mrs. Roy Bcrten dene the modern way by the SHAM-
vislted yesterday In Clinton, Okla. rock STEAM LAUNDRY.
Mrs. Oordon remained Tor a several j
day visit and will leave the first of j
the week for Missouri
"We clean clean "
Phone 238.
LIBERTY THEATRE
Last Times Today—
SHE PLAYED THE GAME ONE WAY—CROOKED!
Many men sought her charms, but she never played square
... until love double-crossed her!
LORETTA YOUNG and CARY GRANT in
“BORN TO BE BAD”
Comedy, “THREE LITTLE PIGS," in Technicolor
—BUCK JONES SERIAL—
Watch for New Serial, “Vanishing Shadows”
Saturday Matinee—10c TO ALL
Saturday Night Preview,
Sunday, Monday & Tuesday-
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EX-PRESIDENT FLEES CUBAN WAR
MEET IN DALHART
ON SOIL EROSION
PANHANDLE RESIDENTS WILL
ASK EMERGENCY PROGRAM
ON 3 MILLION ACRES
Farm Crabs
Equipped with new radio course finding ,:us, the twin-motored land plane shown above made a
flight of more than three houra from Oakland, Calif, over streiches of the Pacific, testing the equipment in
connection with the proposed transocean plar.e service. Aboard the plane were (left to right) Eugeno Vidal,
head of the commerce department bureau of aeronautics: Capt. Clayton Bi;sell, army pilot; Chcrtcr Srow
of the department of commerce; and Capt. Albert Hegenbcrger. co pilot of the first plane to f’y to Ha v/'l.
(Associated Press Photos)
! DALHART, March 16—Directors
of the Dalhart chamber of com-
: nierce have asked landowners, coun-
| ty agents, commissioners, county
1 juJges, bankers, business men and
j everyone else Interested In erosion
control and soil conservation In the
Panhandle section of Oklahoma.
Texas, New Mexico. Kansas and
Colorado to meet here next Monday
to press for an emergency program
on upwards of 3 million acres. Spe-
cific lnvl'atlons have been sent to
persons In 51 counties but delegates
are expected from a larger number
I Because of drouth, lack of money
j for seed. AAA retired acreage, or
wheat failure this land Is denuded
and certain to be robbed of Its rich
topsail by harrowing winds unless
Immediate preventative ac'lon is
taken. When considered in the
light of soil ruin and depletion of
future food supplies the situation
is most serious, the directors declare
The program sought will be
briefly, for the government to fi-
nance contour listing and wide-row j
sorghum planting on these denuded
seres. Fanners would be furnished
-e«d and gasoline, If they have trac-
t's- . and paid for their work. They
would be permitted to graze, undei
•uoerv'slon of an erosion 'nerlnlls1,
and next fall could harvest the sor-
. um, provided they left sufficient
stubble to assure erosion protection. I
John B. Hill. Amarillo. Just back
from a conference In Washington
will b» the principal speaker. He 1
has wired the Dalhart chamber of |
commerce that the U. S. soil erosion j
service is willing to undertake the
vast emergency task if money and
action can be secured immediately
Press reports say there Is still un-
expended *1.500.000,000 of the *3.-
OOOOOOOOO PWA appropriation of
two years ago. The erosion service
was born with *5.000,000 PWA ap-
propriation In July 1933. and pro-
ponents of the emergency plan feel
ldditlonal PWA money can be se-
cured.
The Magic City home demonstra
tion club met with Mrs. Bill Gris
wold March 5. Present were Me?
dames Dorsey. Jacobe, Dobbins
Harless, Franks. King and the hos
tess.
Buck Price of Pampa was
town yesterday on business.
L. B. GODWIN
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Paramount Building
AMARILLO. TEXAS
Specializing In Workmen’*
Compensation Claims
•Special..
Beauty
^Treatments
Mr. and Mrs, G. W. McLowry of
Clinton, Okla, visited friends here
yesterday.
Hays Beauty Shoppe
Phone 177
Mrs. Hal H. Vaughan and Miss
Persls Norton arrived home today
from DeQueen, Ark., where they
have been visiting Mr. Vaughan.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mertel and
Johnny Mertel of McLean visited
relatives here this morning.
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Dr. J. W. Gooch will leave tomor-
row for Dallas to attend the South-
ern Clinic Medical society meeting
which will be held next week.
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Harvey Hudgins
JEWELER
Fine Watch Repairing
All Work Guaranteed j *1
Prices Very Reasonable
At Tindall Drug
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EGGS WANTED
We are ready for business and will pay you
a premium for Hatching Eggs. See us for Custom
Hatching.
Shamrock Hatchery
Corner West of F. A- M. Bank
l DID YOU SEE-
TEXAS THEATRE
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Saturday Night Preview,
Sunday and Monday—
Robert Orrick and Homer Glas-
j row thinking up ways to get peo-
1 pie to turn around—and tn this
weather 1
Roddie Daniels losing all he won
In the morning on the slot ma-
chines that afternoon.
Winnie Long Just hauling off and
buying everybody a drink I
Picturing Hugh S. Johnson as a “chocolate soldier” playing the role
of “man Friday" to Bernard Baruch, the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin has
entered the lists against the former NRA administrator, whom h*
termed a “political corpse" and the “first great casualty of the new
deal." Father Coughlin la thown above In a speaking pole. (Associated
Preee Photo)
Sherman Harvey and Jessie Ver-
million driving along-slde talking
things over—price of spuds, maybe.
DID YOU HEAR-
• Swell weather for windmills" yo-
dels Gordon Stanford—we'll admit,
Its got us going around I
Mildred Hllburn had a birthday
this week and remembered two days
after—she's not very old, cither.
j Charley Bowers saying his only
vice was fishing.
Ocanlta Whitacre Is a lovely name
to skip by In an euphonies test.
Charley Bowers of El Reno, Okla.,
transacted business here yesterday
and today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brown
j transacted business In Amarillo yes-
' terday afternoon.
| Misses Wanda and Elsie Neece of
| near Groom shopped In town yes-
terday and visited friends.
J. J. Cook of Pampa was a bus-
I Iness visitor here yesterday.
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Mrs. C. 8. Rice and daughter,
; Vera, of McLean shopped In town
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Messer of Ho-
. bart, Okla., transacted business here
yesterday and today.
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Mrs. Olay and daughter, Parilee
of Wheeler shopped In town yester-
day afternoon.
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Mrs. Dink Hunt and Mrs. H. E.
Nicholson of Wheeler shopped hero
yesterday afternoon.
Charging that “bodies were being found everywhere" in Havana,
Cario* Hevia (Inset), 33-year-old former president of Cube, fled to
Miami, Fla* by alrplune. Hevia la an Annapolla graduate. The eoene
above ahowa a patrol of aoldlert In Havana who ruahed to the acene
I tad p"b nphU,t " t,m* *° #noo,'mt#r *ddlt|onal explosion*. (Aato-
Mrs. W. E. Taylor of Erick, Okla.
wns a visitor here yesterday.
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Walter Pendleton Jr., arrived
home yesterday from DeQueen, Ark.
where he has been transacting bus-
iness the pact few weeks.
Mrs. Sam Blonsteln, Miss Sarah
Blonstetn and Mrs. Victor Noblttt
of Erick, Okla., Chopped in town
yesterday
Mrs, H. 8. Rlppy and Mrs, George
Tucker visited tn Pampa yesterday
Cecil Blocker of Kelton was
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Mrs, J. C. Crawford of Pampa Is
here this week-end with her sister
Mrs. Duke Morgan, who was operat-
ed for appendicitis last night at the
Clinic hospital.
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Cooper, Albert. The Shamrock Texan (Shamrock, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 270, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 16, 1935, newspaper, March 16, 1935; Shamrock, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561129/m1/4/: accessed June 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Shamrock Public Library.