The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 51ST YEAR, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 14, 1939 Page: 3 of 8
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iAttmcftiom* At j |) J
School
identc of
This u the last day to see “Tali Zggg&\ By
Spin," the thrilling itory of women 1 y TJ B|h.
In the air, with an all-star cast
headed by Alice Faye, Oonstanee.i ^
Bennett. Nancy Kelly with Jane “ mmtMMfi
Wyman, Charles Farrell and Joan .T.v’;™''.:' -
Davis. Also comedy “Zero Olrt." j Mtei a mritimg a inning straggle
• * • | the Dublin baseball tgarn finally
, Saturday ! overcame the Aleman nine last ttm-
Double Feat are Program ; day afternoon by the score of 8-7. A
■ The 8 Meaqulteere. Bob Living- large crowd' witnessed the game
sum, Ray Corrigan and Max Ter- which sew the lead exchange hands
hune. in "Riders of the Black mils ' 4 times and tied up 4*ioe. Jones'
You’ll find plenty of action, thrills sharp single Into left center field
surprises and laughs In this exclt- with Bradberry on bate decided the
lng picture of the wait, in which Issue.
theae three cowboys branch out Aleman Jumped Into an early lead
from their usual role of cow punch- in the first half of the first Inning
srs and become trainers of a black Four singles, a walk and a fielder's
stallion race horse. choice scored three rune. The lead
“The Adventures of Jan Arden" gas short-lived however, as the lo-
starring Rosella Towns with Wll- cals came right back In their half
11am Oargan, Benny Rubin and to chalk up four. Bradberry was the
James Stephenson. She’s stepping Mg gun in this attack. After Mattel!
right out of America’s favorite com-’ walked, Weems, on an attempted
1c strip to bring to life your (fun- sacrifice bunt, beat it out for a hit
nles) favorite — more beautiful than with Mattell taking second. Stipes
ever tnd twice as thrilling. . also drew a pass, filling the bases
• • • I Then Bradberry promptly cleaned
Sunday and Monday l the oases with s tremendous home
James Cagney aa “The Oklahoma run over the left-center field fenoe
Kid" with Humphrey Bogart, Rose- McCarty singled but died on second
mary Lane and Donald Crisp. You ms the next three batten went
have seen Cagney, the killer of down In order,
gangland, now Cagney the terror Aleman tied up the ball game in
of the badlands, a dirty faced an- the fourth on a watt to Elwln and
gel of vengeance la one you have * single by August. Willie wss nit
never seen before, reckless rider toy a pitched ball but was ieit
daring fighter, fearless avenger, stranded as Gilbert grounded out
conquering the untamed west with In the fifth Dublin took the lead
the same “come and get me" smile figain on successive singles by
that ruled the underworld. Weems. Stipes and Bradberry
Am't. Editor........Virginia MoMUrry
Advisor----------Cora Mae Tbomior
Contributors For This Issue: Vir-
ginia Bond, Evelyn White, Male
Maejtewea,' Margie Fewell, Har-
Wg fisher, Mrlbagene Rowe, oieta
Ifard, Vernon Gibson and Billy
Royce Liles.
On Friday afternoon their room
mothers, Mrs. Pyeatt, Mrs Mc-
Murry and Mrs. Bamheart, took
them wit for ad Raster Egg hunt
They had a good time finding old
trails, old birds’ nests and ok)
wasps’ nests white the mothers hid
the eggs. After they bad found aP
the eggs, they sat on the grass and
ate Ice cream,
Part ofthe aeeond grade stu-
dents went to Mdna Hill Tuesday
night to play In the rhythm band.
Hsmemaktng Girls Rave Picnic H
< On last Friday afternoon, the
fifth and seventh period homemak-
ing girls, who ware studying pic-
nics, spent their class time on a
picnic In the city park.
Each class had different menus
The fifth period class enjoyed tuns
fish sandwiches, potato chips, lem-
onade, banana nut Ice cream and
cocoanut macaroons. The seventh
period class had frankfurters, cab-
bage-apple -carrott salad, potato
chips, lemonade, fresh strawberry
Ice cream, peanut cookies and van-
illa wafers.
SmS &»«« tu*;
Buy At Wharf.
‘ Wholesale Pricas To All At Dock
Clsb Day
Tuesday was club day again, and
Vhe Homenutting classes used
“What's Proper at a Rally’’ as their
topic of discussion. On the seventh
period program there were three
added features — notes from “Seng*
Irony" by Ina Jo Pitman; a song
“Heaven Can Walt," by Wanda Neel
and a mystery story, "The Black
Cat," by Oladys Bagwell.
At the close of the meeting, the
reading of “Log Cabin Lady," a
book which has been read for the
past few days was continued.
MILES AT LOWER
COST-PER-MILE!
John Owner left Wednesday of
last week for Rodgers, Texas, where
he will be employed for a short
yu) of THANKS
n this method of thanking
. people, friends and nelgh-
' their kindnesses shown ttf
he death of our husband
L Mr. S H Bristow.
Od’s blessings be with each
v one, Is our prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. Plash Walker ot
Marlin visited in the home of Mrs
Walker’s mother, Mrs. Fannie Bol-
lnger, over the Easter week-end.
Bristow and family.
Band News
Last Saturday the band marched
around town and then gave a short
concert In front of Higginbotham's
store. These Saturday afternoon
marches are for practice for the
trip to Abilene the 16th of May
The bana also has an Invitation to
the Battle of Flowers In San An-
tonio.
Mr. and Mrs. Singleton Sullen-
berger of Amarillo, Texas, were in
Dublin last week-end visiting with
friends and relatives.
kla Lee Hundley spent Sun-
hl 1, in Austin visiting her
[wife, Mr. and Mrs. James
Company of Detroit, Mich,, to be. Young, Ruth Hussey and Lew Ay- single i>y Smith. This made the
their guests to Inspect their fac-1 i!ss with Guy Kibbee and Rita score 6-6 going Into the ninth. Mai-
tories. The group had one day In j Johnson “Also Torchy Blaine Id keb opened the inning with a two-
Chicago and three days In Detroit, Chinatown" with Glenda Farrell, base hit over the short left field
before their return to school or Barton MacLanc and Tom Ken- fence. On another sacrifice bunt
Monday of this week | nedy. 1 Weems was again safe when he beat
v , , • • • it out for his third hit of the game.
-a-r- i Thursday and Friday ~ Alter Stipes fanned. Bradberry mt-
Mtss Margaret Mallett spent the Love hits the cross-roads of tempted to bunt. The pitcher ap-
post week-end visiting with her fame — and a glamorous movie parently balked, then, as Malhell,
aunt and uncle in Carlton, Texas j star pulls the surprise of the sea- wno had started with the motion,
Miss Mallett la employed at the son. You'll cheer this love story of kept going, threw to the catcher
Stoll Conservation office here In hearts too young to wait. You’ll Bradberry. upon seeing the pitcher
Dublin. applaud the most spectacular lee step out of the box, had also step-
—-----a-- i revue ever filmed. M-O-M’s “The ped back. But when he saw the
Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Oee and Miss Ice Follies of 1939" starring Joan throw coming in to stop the run-
Anils Gee of Austin were in Dublin Crawford with James Stewart, Dew ner, he quickly bunted the ball
last week-end visiting during the Ayres, Lewis Stone and the “In- Immediately the Aleman manager
Easter holidays With their parents ternstlonal Ice Follies" Bess Bir- if-otested the play, claiming tile
Mr and Mrs. Curtis Oee. hardt. Roy Shipstad. Also Cartoon pitch was an Illegal one and that
______ ---- ar.d Travcltalk. 1 Bradberry had Interfered with the
j catcher. Players of both teams and
many spectators' gathered on the
field for thirty minutes as the twe
Teams argiued Finally Bradberry
was declared out. &Dd Weems and
Mattell. who had both scored, were
sent back to second and third Mr-
carty ended the hectic Inning
grounding out to third base.
Aleman broke the tie In the 11th
scoring cne run on Clayton's double
and Smith's single. The one run
lead did not last long, however
With two down, Stipes was hit
with a pitched ball He proceeded
to steal second and third. After
Bradberry walked, C. McCarty
knocked an easy roller to Claytor
at third, who fumbled the Hall al-
lowing Stipes to cross the plate
with the tying run. BUly Jones then
slapped one Into left center scor-
ing Bradberry with the winning
Mr. and Mrs. Grady McDonald of
Brownwood spent the Easter Holi-
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Martin.
I Buchanan, student at A.
Lege of Texas, spent the
koudays In Dublin visiting
Sr
Good Will Trip
The musical organizations of the
Dublin school made a good will
trip to Bans Hill Tuesday night
The high school chorus and high
school orchestra each gave sever-
al numbers. Some of Miss Wyatt's
third grade students and Mrs. Bol-
lnger’s second grade students took
part on the program. Mary Sue
Dawkins sang two solos: "Funny
Old Hills" and “It Makes No Dif-
ference Now’’. Billy Dawkins and
Lane Oee. both members of the
orchestra, gave two solos.
The orchestra is to play between
acts of the senior play which lr
to be given tonight.
Billie Cowan, student at the Uni-
versity of Texas spent the Easter
Holidays In Dublin visiting his
mother, Mrs. Wade Cowan.
Ersnces Bollnger, student at
. w. at Denton, spent the
holidays with her mother
pnie Bollnger.
VISIT OUR
New Home
We have moved Just next door
shr to our former place of bus-
SppijlfflTA iness, and have a completely
new, modern, and up-to-date
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardy of
Gatesville were visitors In Dublin
last vteek Mr. Hardy was in Dub-
lin on business for the 8C8 office.
UNION GROVE
Mrs. E. Thurman
Beauty Parlor.
Book Corner
"Listen! The Wind," by Anne
Morrow Lindbergh, tells 01 the ad-
ventures of Charles and Ann Lind-
bergh on one of their flights across
the Atlantic. The flight of which
the book tells was made in 1934.
The wind, as the title shows
plays on important part lit thf
story. The struggles of theae two
well known people are aWy told by
Mrs. Lindbergh.
An interesting part of the book
tells of their stay In the Governor *
mansion after s night of uneasiness
over the ocean.
Students who like adventure and
thrills will enjoy the experiences
of Colonel and Mrs. Charles A
Lindbergh In "Listen! The Wind."
• • •
Grammar School New*
Miss Johnnie Mae Vickers class
went down to the Scout House last
Friday where they enjoyed an Eas-
ter Egg hunt on the lawn. Ice cream
wax served as refreshments. Several
students to this room are still ab-
sent. consequently they are not
progressing rapidly with their bird
books.
yu« Frances Clay's class had an
We are better prepared to serve
The team as s whole Sunday
showed up remarkably well. They
collected a total of 14 hits Includ-
ing a home run and two doubles
With a few more days of work-
outs they should develop into a
real contender for the champion-
ship-
Next Sunday the locals tangle
with Event at that city. Everyone
1* Invited to go along with the
team, out after their second lea-
gue win. •
WSSm
As many of the students haw been
111 and weie unable to attend, Mis*
Clay Is going to have a party later
when everyone to well.
« • •
Second Qnde
Lest Friday afternoon Mrs. Hall-
mark. Mrt. Johnson end Mrs. Lea
therwood gave the students of Mis:
Hansen' s room an Hester Egg Uuni
AULTMAN
By In. I. M. VcAaclly
MT. end Mrs. O. W. McPherson ctayten. I
and daughter. Mies Oreo*. Mr. end gmMh. lb
Mrs. John Moere and baby, Mr. and in., ot
Mm. J. H. McAnelly and daughter, Arthar, rf
Olynna. and Mr. and Mrs. Ouy etwin, tb
McPherson attended the singing at Grady. 9
^Mr* and^Mri. Doyle Pertain of *****' *
Possum Kingdom Dam spent Son- Tauto
day with her mother, Mrs. a. C ;
MHBH8
home. Refreshments of sandwiches,
and hot chocolate were served, and
on each plate* there was an at-
tractive Easter bunny.
Immediately after the party they
went to the radio studio where they
the children enjoyed seeing Clara
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Perry, Francis E. The Dublin Progress (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 51ST YEAR, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 14, 1939, newspaper, April 14, 1939; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth561489/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.