The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 121, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 17, 1936 Page: 4 of 4
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■ I BtecUon of officers featured tilt*
v Monday afternoon session of Wa-
1 to* Memorial Missionary aocietv.
Mr*. R. L. Stover, outgoing presi-
dent, presided when the following
Executives were selected: Mrs.
William ■Campbell. president
Mrs. George Morgan, vice presl
dent; Mrs. J. Leo Short, secretary.
Mrs. Paul Wilson, treasurer.
' Mr*. .T. Grayson Little, enrres-
ponding secretary; Mr-. ,T. S. Kim-
ble publicity chairman: Mrs. R. V.
Lewin, study course leader: Mrs.
■Hugh Anderson, social chairman
Mrs. ,T. R. Compton, World Out-
look chairman: Mrs. W. K. Joues.
children; Mrs. A. L. Ford, chair
man of supplies.
Plans were made for a receptio 1
next Monday night at 7 :’0 at t
home of Mrs. Little, compliment
lng Rev. and Mrs. T>. F. Hawks.
Rev. Hawks is the new church
pastor and every member is aske.1
- W attend the Monday event. \
committee In charge has anane-d
an appropriate program.
Mrs,. F. F. Fowler acted as pro-',
. . ___. M , . ■
Lily Bowling
Tuesday Bride
.
■HWiRWir MWT lITWMraMMMMBMMlrfm*
Mrs. Nannie Bowling, 225 West
Heron street, announces the mar-'
riage of her daughter, Lily, to J.
C. Hooter of Cleveland, Miss,
which was infou.nally solemnized
his afternoon at 1:30 at the par-
oi.uge of Rev. L. R. Lamb, pas-
tor of Calvary Baptist church.
The bride wore an early winter
frock of Royal Elue crepe wiht
black accessories. She Was at- Ann Harding and Walter .'.’oil
ended by her sister, Mrs. Dan appear together in the Star J'.eu
Todd. Mr. Hooter, son of Mis tie feature today only, “The Wit-
I. N. Hooter of Cleveland, is an ness Chir.”
accountant with the government.
The couple will leave tonight for
Mississippi to reside.
DRIPPING SPRINGS HOME I
DEMONSTRATION CLUB IS
HOSTESS TO 50 GUESTS !
Tin- Dripping Springs home
ileiimnst ration club entertained
mure than of, guests at an aeliiev. - -
T. M. Williams was hostess to
Virginia Grove circle while Mrs.
W. L. Crittendon received the Lot-
tie Million circle. The Frances
Howard and Mary J. Talley cir-
cles convened at the Clarence
Stovall residence.
Steffi Du.ia, star of La Cue avucha, prize winning short sub-
ject last year, is seen with Ralph Morgan in ft scene from “Dancing
Pirate,’’ at the Star theatre Wed nesday and Thursday.
meat day program Fiday afternoon
-BRIEFS—
at the home of Mrs. John Bowling. ?
I'ii'i' - n members assisted in show-
m visiting farm women the tyiv*
gram chairman yesterday. M>- ^ • \ done by the club tlurin-
K. W. Lewin outlined dlsadvrui- | ■ j j,;,«?t year.
t.ages of Child Labor. Mrs. I. ! r< e • »t i* »u.t I prog ram was d'
Miller, a guest spoke >m the m .-*.•!• ,1 ... Airs. T. C. «skill, Mrs.
K. Hil- '
‘Pea
Johnson
gro question. Mrs. W
liavd’s talk was entitled
Movement.’ Mrs. Ralph
told a story, after which Mrs. T.><
tie rendered a vocal solo. M1'
Jack Weaver was at the plan-
Tea and cookies were served l.y
the hostess group:
Morgan, chairman,
Ttarby. Mrs. M. A
Walter Smith and
Fa rmer.
Lily Temple -No- 3, Pythian Sis-
ter,. held a luncheon at noon to-
day in tiie K. I', hall. Mrs. Oscar
Ilia miner was in charge of serving
A number of memoirs and thoh
families were present. A business
followe 1 the
Child Death
And Diseases
Are Decreased
Mrs. Georg.
Mrs. W 1
Dickey, Mis.
Mrs M v
Drive SAFELY— No! K-<
kles.l*
ARE YOU
NERVOUS?
^ i '' il Lid lie and .Miss Eunice King, and social period
" ■ m ln»mo di'inonstration ageiP. noon event,
i "i ml a business mooting, Mr. |
* • r rill welcomed the visitors an I
Al. Riddle . r sponded. .Mrs. J.
I'. Cohinson offered prayer. Mi--.
II. I: Roberts gave a resume of
• i during the prist year. Short
la ks w r. i*iven h .Miss Kin-:
j nil Frank M. Thompson, wVo
| ihanked th. dub women for the
| nt Ltd River Valley fair,
i R> Ik • shments were served to
M i i Sherman, Ellsworth,
u CjroA«, Hagerman, Ceorge-
town, Hyde Park and Bells.
.\ number of Denison Royal
Neighbors nre in SLorroan today
attending n luncheon and business
meeting being bold to compliment
the district deputy, Mrs. Eva Hus-
key of Greenville. Members from
Whitesbnro and Bonham are pres-
ent ns '' V11 ns Denison. After
luncheon initiation of several can-
didate. took place.
"NEW YORK . X. Y.—Great*
strides have been made during th1
past quarter of a cent nr in re-
ducing the mortality from the four
principal mmniunicable diseases of
chi dhood - measles, scarlet fevev,
whooping cough, and diphtheria
Reflecting this trend- in the getter- |
al population, the combined death Pr
that the mortality improvement
has continued Into 1930. In the
first nine months of this year the
combined death rate for those f<"
principal communicable diseases
childhood among the company's
policyholders reached a new low
ivcord with a drop, of about 39
i r cent from the rate in the cor-
responding period of 1935.
Each of the four diseases has
separately experienced a down-
ward i ml during the 25-year per-
! iod. Tin* statisticians record the
nt decline in mortality
rate from these four diseases among chi’drcu as follows: sjeaiiet
among children 1 to 14 years of. 72.5; whooping rough, 73.2
I
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Here is a way to help calm
quivering nerves
Do you feel so nervous that you want t9
•cream ? Are there times when you are croak
and Irritable . . . times when you scold ihosir
who are dearest to you?
If your nerves are on edge, try I.YDIA E.
PINKHAM S VEGETABLE CO.MPOUNb. It
helps calm your quivering nerves and should
give you the strength and energy to face life
with a smile.
WheQ your worries and cares become too
much for you and you want to run away from .
It all . . . take LYDIA E. PINKHAM S VF.CS- j
ETABLE COMPOUND. Many women have, Yliss
ha'd nerves as jangled as yours, but they have
lid up their pe
LUNCHEON AND THREE
AFTERNOON HOURS ARE
OBSERVED BY SOCIETY
The First Presbyterian Worn-
'ill's Missjm'ari society had circle
meet in,:-, ;<t liornes of members
iond.ty afternoon. One group
m> i fm luncheon while others ob-
s-rwd t ,ular hour of 2:30
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nelson an 1
daughter Karline of Wichita Falls
have been in Denison on business
the past two days. They are visit-
ing relatives in Durant.
age, insured in the Industrial De-
partment of n major life insurance
company, has declined from 144.6
per 100.000 in 1911-1915 to 27.7
in 1921 -1935. a drop of R1 per cent.
‘Tills fact takes on added mean-
ininer,’ statisticians explain, ‘when
we note that the corresponding de-
cline in mortal it' at these ages
from all other causes combined
was only 53 per rent. We also
find that among these Insured
child ren
Mrs. Dale Luck
along nicely at the
is getting
Long-Sneed
the four diseases com- I Plied
Lined accounted fo 25 out of every
100 deaths in the first quinquen-
hospital where she has undergone J nluni. but caused only 12 d'-ath-
treatment the past two weeks. | nnt "p 100 in the recent five-
_ | '’car period.’
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lee Holden of.
Tyler have concluded a weekend
AT i
■W. M. r: !»*r was hostess visit in Denison. They will re-
t ih. • * cirri.' and Mrs. Hen- turn home by way of Dallas and
i v Lie: . ! ; led the lesson. Circle visit the Centennial Exposition.
I-enk Jackson as , ----------
The statisticians further report
liceman Tom Nolms went
measles, 76.5 and diplitlioria 87.0.
The pnt.ircularly favorable ex-
pc. i( ncc for diphtheria unquestion-
ably reflects the fact that more i"
known about this dosease that
about the other childhood Infec-
tion-.' according to the statisti-
cians The causative; organism of
diphtheria was isolated many years
ago. A test for suscetihillty has
been developed, and preventive and
therapeutic measures have been ap-
large scale. The results
attained bear witness to the ex-
traordinary effectiveness of thes-*
measures.
‘Unfortunately, the specific wea-
pons which served as the spear-
head for the attack on diphtheria
have not been available for the j
other communicable diseases of |
to see | childhood. Nevertheless, measles I
scarlet fever, and whooping cough !
to build Up their pop and energy ai
■aI with the u!>l ol I YD!A £•
let back to normal
PINKHAM S VI CK
Vhen your mother and ><.
* * ‘rrltal
nd
liwd to become nervoi
they depended
end.
'“^ohcpa,
•pended upon
them up aga1
help give th<
>n t
aln
ILF.
ind v i ,'i.imlmother
hie and run '
old
us. Irrl
this fa
niou.t
to
chct r
•Up th« lr nern
rl1 d i * %ft loi
iv« I
nd I
I TYoire ., A.
iwn j OImple ns Iv
*oo» o* jm
;»« OMk«a '0 AIKAUZE -
W'
Mcsdamcs J. C.
i i S' \ :i nd R. 84.
tosses in the Doug-
las home.
re'e 3 enjoy, d a luncheon sos-
-i->n at tL« A. N. Rhamcy resi-
lei.C' v.-;,- Airs. I! M. Tanner
v:is iii .'il'. AT»*- Ralph Asple.v
Tcoi\ .! Pirc.'c No.4 at her Mor-
lCli/.a:>et:i Ann Stollcnwerck
deputy sheriff, was approached]^ ..ooordcit large .leeltnes.
by the mian on horsebac! who
his grievance. In the
meantime the officers wr.o h<vl
Although notable gains in con- *
trolling the mortality from the
d:n a ft or noon and
Juvonil e club
* t i
of |stated
Deni, on w.is in Sherman Satur- *«tc«n»M.»»o me ,„v , , ■ , , ,
j principal communicable diseases of
• attended th" j heard of the row, attempted l«| ^i!(1hor)f, „8ve ,been achlevea.
program at Kidd- -arrest the man on horseback; he. Mrm of onnsMorab,p magnltude
Kev cm•!'eg,Airs. Beatrice Eikel i turned suddenly in his sac* ID andi ,, r , Wl
, still confronts the public health
i- sponsor. .fired, the hall striking Crane, who , ,
fs movemnt. There is a definite
——. Toll to the sidewalk with u "t v oil
1 f, . . ip i ’ .challenge In the fact that as re-
Mi-s. W. J. Davidson, who hat : pain. Craig lived four -..ms at
1 cently as 1934 these four diseases
i I iwwii i i i i i were responsible for more than
t homo, when- Mrs. R. ' ?f,n x. Jones hospital for several ! Crane is 'eiy badly h'-.D, hiitj
hastening
necessary '“ flpat1ls coud 1,a're !
Adnms wa- chairman.
been under treatment at the Wi1- jfhe man as he rode away.
--------• responsible
. juncs nos,mat xur »->•-«* , --- -• - •• ’ . ,, ofto deat,hs in Uie United States.
, . a . ' the attending physicians -ire in
d.ijs. has been removed to he* 1 • i T* ■ t 4iinnfrht tbit
hopes that amputation will not he n ar '■aste'“nB thought that
SOCIETY OF CALVARY
BAPTIST CHURCH HAS
FOUR CIRCLE SESSIONS
Mi . k.iinry study was featured ^
Monda- afternoon at three circles
of "Woman’s Missionary society
of Calvary Baptist church. Airs
home by the TJalton ambulance
her condition having improved
> nsiderably this week.
The desperado al a-
horse in Denison and
Ihbuaands of
been prevented if
ledge of methods
existing know-
of prevention
Gas is fine in your stove or fur-
nace, but it’s both painful and
embarassing in your stomach.
Why don’t you use Alka-Seltzer
. for the relief of ACID INDI-
• GESTION, Colds, Headache,
Neuralgia, Muscular, Rheumatic,
1 Sciatic Pains?
Alka-SelUfr Is pleausant to take aud
unusually eifective in a tlon — not
laxative, not habit forming, do*a
depress the heart
Aik your druggist.
MEN LOVE
PEPPY GIRLS
You can become peppy
this easy way
Tf you arc happy aad peppy and full of fun,
men m||| take you places. If you are lively.
thc.% will Invite you to dancea and parties.
Mrs. Belle Sharp and sop., Mel
in. left this morning for Brown-
wood to visit relative until Wednes-
day, at which time they will de-
part for Los Angeles, Calif, to take *
m ■ residence.
Mr. ind Mrs. T. F. Yoakum are
passing several days in. For*:
Worth on business
foot, the. officers hope to uriectj treatment hnrt been more gen-
his capture. I prolly applied.
Ben Munson, son of W. B,| -----------------
Munson, was thrown from e Lorre | -
and rendered unconscious. Ir. the I --
| fall the pony broke its nee;. Th" r>r.»« RAFFI.Y*—f.'ot a-.fclr. It
I little fellow soon recovered his] --
! equilibrium, his injuries being trif- ---
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VENISON 02 YEARS AGO—
(Continued from Page 1.)
Saturday night the M-K-T.
will have 4,000 feet of
inch
HUT, If you are crou and lifeless and alwaya
on’t be Inrerested In you.
Easy Pleasant Way Tk
LOSE FAT
tired out, men won't be Interested In yi
Men don't like "quiet" girls. Men go to
parties to enjoy themselves. They want girls
•long who are fuU of pep.
LYDIA F PINKH \M S VFCETABI F. COM-
POUND helps Rlv, you in p and eneigy. For
sixty years *>irls and women have bei
of Texas, and one which for its
! s'r.e, is second to none in the us-
water main laid bewteen their w di,
and the reservoir went ->r ’.o-.w
One hundred men are at w v k Or:-j
ging trenches and puttin,: diwnj
pipe.
[ il l
LaJ
over
tukii
up . . .
sparkle. Noi
, should give LYDIA E. P
t I AHI P < OMPOUNI) a t
— ------ i mute attractive to un
Bov would you bkr to k>se ywif *
Id, Inaraw youi cju* f ijy aud inrpro^* 1 mmmmm
health’
Ha* would joo like to low jaiv
•toll riiii, and tout too prominent
toe* and abdomen and at the lame
ton naka your akin ao ( loan and
ton that k will eompel admiration?
Cat an tha aealea to-day and ve
knn uaefa you weigh--then get a bet
tto af Kraicbrn Salta that coat na-t
to nathing and which will last you 4
nntoa. Tua one hal( teaapoonful in a
glaaa of hat water in the morning—
ato down on pastry and (atty meat*-
ft light on potatoes, butter, cream
and angar—and when yon bate fhv
Used tha content* of this lint bottla
waigh ywnraelf again.
Nottoa a tan that you hart gained ta
—gy ywi (eel younger in body—
Kfwsehen will give any (at per"" ■
tonsne aorpriau. Refoae Imitation*-
anfrgnard your health—you low bt
SARLY the Kiwechea way.
Nora-Many paopla Und »at toa
‘ iflsrtoEssjT't'Wttf
ion. Rates of insurance will hr
come ncoes.-nnU less in conse-
quence of the increased protection J
! a"'1'nst fir,, whihh the works af-1
bh7S SZSZr.XnSZit'SXi ,f0ld' a,ld by having m abundance!
mem p*.ppyf,"if>Vhey 1^ Pu>'<’ "’atcv, the general health j
Iftt-SSI0f ^y, which has alweys been
better, than that of most Texas!
towns, will unquestionably ini- \
j prove, and our city will be a
____ Im0,,(> dcslrnble plaice in which to
T'iRED, WCHN OUT, N.„„kr „0,
STAR
t.AST
DAY
TODAY ONLY
BANK NIGHT
$200.00 offered $200.00
'ON THE SCREEN
». You
SiKHAM’S VEG-
Ith |
•U N'l) a try. Cilfli with pep
ten.
nnn j
HRRDinn!
iH
LOVE
CONQUERS
AU!
yp: ■
"otAie!
NO AMBITION
TIO w
I*, women are
many
|jst dragging them
selves around, all
About midnight Sunday night
John Crane, a member of the po-
lice foree, was shot and seriously
wounded, the bullet from a .:ir,
calibre revolver striking him in
Xdr.:^ J-** whore the knee,
pain? They should fracturing the hour.
know that | f ranc had iust come on watch
E. Pinkham s 1 ab-
lets relieve peri
IWAlTIRAhti \ .
■— ——■— Jbj
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
i and was an innocent spectator to
odic pains ant/dis- the scene v.huh led In the sir ot
:pa
comfort. Small size only 25 cents. ing.
Mrs. Dorsie Williams of Danvilla,, Two mMJ yrwn
isSSk“z wTsrer sssi. rr — —t—?
and was terriblf oervoua. Your Tab* bad been in the city all Satuvcifty
lets helped my pariods and built me' and were drinking pretty freely,
up.” Try tham nasi month.___and the man who did the shout-
ing complained that he had been
a ja'inho*
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TOOMEY in
“Sweethearts
robbed. He raised a row a-'^Rob,. Ban.hUr'ii.
,3to* —a ,sl
KEN MURRAY
and OSWALD
in “I CAN’T THINK OF IT"
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ilofscoranD
Deptfty Conetable Craig gnu
’s'
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The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 121, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 17, 1936, newspaper, November 17, 1936; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth736007/m1/4/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.