The Denison Press (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 71, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 15, 1935 Page: 4 of 4
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GEORGE BARBIER
Plus
Sportlight—‘ Miles Per Hour”
Howard, Fine & Howard
“RESTLESS KNIGHTS”
TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY
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Sweetwater
TUESDAY IS
BANK NIGHT
REMEMBER
You can be present and reg-
ister for the matinee and it
will not be necessary to at-
tend at night in order to par-
ticipate.
AND SCREEN PROGRAM
Brave hearts
against the
raging seal
A stirring
tele of old
Cape
Codl
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I J A Ml E SSf
I BARTON
| H E L E N*
I WESTLEY
HELEN
MACK
G E*N E
iLockhart
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RKO- RADIO
Picture
Directed by
John Pnherltnn
Plus
‘‘Mr, and Mrs. Melody”
BILLY HILL, WRITER OF
HILL BILLY SONGS
THURSDAY'S??
-MS'StSSSSSSw.
A marttei* ot much Interest wilt
be sotsmttseS Sunday
when Mrs. Opal Ysartons will b*
united In marrlafa with Bari WII-
llams at the borne ot tier slater,
Mra. Harold Breaaeale of Sweet-
water. The couple left early today ,
for that city, and following the '
nuptial vows, they will honeymoon j
In the Davie mountains. j
Mra. Vanatone la the slater of
Mrs. George Shields of Denison.
The Shields have as house guests
In their home,. Ruse Shields end
Ihree children, Russ. Jr., Florence,
and Harry Lee, and Bruce Holley of
Greenville, 111, Mr. and Mrs. Brit- (
ton Swain and children, Billy, Juan-
ita and Britton of Oklahoma City.
CANNING SCHOOL FOR
FARMWOMEN TO BE HELD
THURSDAY, JUNE 27TH
Miss Mamie Hines, county demon-
stration agent, visited' Preston Bend,
Hide Park, and Oak Grove discus-
sing the canning school to be organ-
ized for farmwomen June 27. the
location yet to be selected. For this
event, representatives from Lane.
Hyde Park, Oak Grove and Des
Voignes are expected to enroll. Miss
Vaughan, a trained worker will as-
sist in instruction, and a similar
session will be held in Sherman
June 28.
Grayson faimwomen will have an
outmg at Grayson county encamp-
ment at Woodlake August 6 and' 7,
and u committee for this event met
tbits morning at Miss Hines’ office in
| Sherman to complete plans for th*
event. Convening were .Mrs. A. W,
Brackett, Denison: Mrs. Floyd Har-
ris. Kentucky town; Mrs. Fred Rid-
dle, Georgetown; Mrs. J. D. Robert-
mat, Hagerman: and Mrs. Lester
i Haile of Wh'tewHght.
j CONVENTION DELEGATE
GIVEN REPORT BEFORE
HEART AND HAND LODGE
| ill's. Gertrude’ Worsham was the
j pi-in, ij-ai speaker before the Heart
- and Hand Lodge No. 53, 1/, A. to II.
„r Jt. T. which met Friday ot the
l. ii ,r hull. Her subject pertained
t., Hie recent convention held In
Cleveland, Ohio’ and a satisfactory
1 H-purt was tendered' Ihe lodge. As
'.i uken of appreciation Mrs. Wor-
Gi im presented each member tro-B
pun s ga ried while at the conven-
tion.
iDuring the bu incus interlude It
was decided to 'hold a spend-tho
-day June 28 at (lie home of Mrs.
t>. C. Smith, 101 Hast Bond s‘reet.
It was shown that the membership
tournament being waged is progres-
sing rapidly, the captains being
Mrs. M. B. Street man and Mrs. Ru-
by Mitchell. A delicious refresh-
me ’( course was served by Mrs
Jennie H telle and Mrs Lula John-
son.
GRAYSON COUNTY ENDEAVOR
SOCIETY WILL HOLD JUNE
MEETING MONDAY EVENING
The Grayson County Christian
Lpdeuvor society will have It's an-
nual monthly meeting in Whites-
boro Monday evening, with the
P: es. yterian and Christian churches
' o ip, rating in receiving the guests.
A program lia> b on arranged to be.
gin at 8 o'rleek in the Chiistlan
eliur.li auditorium, after which a
: ' :i will he conducted on the,
(lavtn. at the home of Dr. and Mrs,
jO. I>. [‘rice. A large group will at-
Hilarity and heart throbs interlace
in the new IVILL ROGERS starring
vehicle,''Life Begins At 40. " This Fox
Film comedy is the humorist’s down-
ing triumph. iPA
iMi
HI pawn out of an eettmnted pop-
ulation ot in.rn.tH draw money
for food, clothing aad abettor from
the Treasury, figure^ compiled by
the United States showed.
These Include families and de-
fores* ot *
them by
District relief
Public works
Indirect) 1,100,SO*.
Things don’t look so well for*wr hero$JAMES DUNN, in this
irrom his latest Fo^ilm%me^y~drama,'^The Daring Young Man,"
MAE CLARKE^id NEIVHAMILTON. " *."* -
ALL THREE HAIL
| FROM OKLAHOMA
| Claremore, Oklahoma, has the dts.
I ttnetion of being the home town of
Will Rogers, and of Rochelle Hud-
son, who plays the feminine roman,
tiie lead in his latest Fox Film
picture, “Life Begins At 40,” rock-
ing audiences to hilarity at the
Star theatre Sunday and Monday.
The natal state of these screen
personalities can tahje additional
pride in the fact that Slim .Sum-
merville, also in this comedy, came
as a boy to live with an aunt in
Oklahoma, and then ran away to
make his fortune. i
Others in the cast of this Sol M.
Wurtzel production, directed by.
George Marshal), are Richard Crom.
well, George BarUier, Jane Darwell,
Sterling Holloway, Thomas Beck,
Roger Imhot, Charles Sellon, John
Bradford and Ruth Gillette.
"Life Begins At 40," was suggest-
ed by the Walter B. Pitkin hit.
Texans Taxes
278 Millions
During 1934
Interesting, if true, and the fol-
lowing figures, furnished' by the
Texas Tax Journal, are given es aih-
thentic, coming from the offices of
jthe State comptroller and State
; auditor in Austin.
The Texas Tax Journal says;
The Texas Tax Journal has fre-
quently published tax facts that
staggered most people. The appal-
ling facts in this article will likely
to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. F. 16. Mosse, who died Wed-
nesday at her home In Centralla,
111 , AiL'il
KRAFT CHEESE CLUB
HAS ANNUAL PARTY AT
HOTEL FRIDAY EVENING
The employees club of the Kraft-
Phenix cheese corporation held its
quarterly party Friday evelng at the
Hotel Simpson. A group of eighty
were entertained, Mrs. Agnes Oliver
played a piano solo and was accom-
panist for danices by G. B. McKin-
ney and James and Eleanor Meek. (
Mary Kiker sang a solo. A refresh. I
ment course of Ice cream and cake
was served. I
Judge Alexander Gullett and
Charles Gullett have returned from 1
a trip to Austin. They were ac-
icompained home by a brother, Pat
I Riley, a law student, who will re-
' main for a several days visit with
bis mother, Mrs. Nora Gullett.
EXTRA ADDED
“SINGING SILHOUETTES”
SEE AMERICA FIRST
“WESTWARD BOUND”
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PAST MATRONS AND
PATRONS CLUB MEETS
AT FIRST RESIDENCE
The Past Mat (ins and Patrons
club w re entei tailed Friday eve-
ning .it the home of Mrs. S. H. First,
414 West Gundy street, with Mrs.
First as president, In her executive
position. Social and bu-ness was
fused, with the session shortended
due to absence of several members
MISSIONARY GROUP TO
; CONDUCT BIBLE STUDY AT
CHURCH MONDAY AFTERNOON
The Calvary Baptist MissTonary
societj will meet at 2; 30 Monday
j otternoos at the church with Mrs.
iff o Freeman, president, presid-
| ing. The Frances Howard circle
j will entertain the Virginia Grove
| cirtcle. A Bible study course will be
pursued. " 1 ei njr
Mr. M. E. Reed, manager of King-
ston’s 'Drug store, accompanied by
his wife and son, Kelly Bruce, has
just returned to Denison from a
trip to Hot Springs. Arkansas and
several cities in Texas. He lias
resumed h's duties at the local drug
M.t cjs
BOWLERS PLAN-
(Continued from Page ])
-BRIEFS-
' tain, Lyle Hopkins, W C. Green, 1.
I Jack Oram, V. ,T. Bnnzer.
1 Municipal Gas; B. A. Mitchell,
-- 'captain; C. C. Groves, Fred Kyle,
IRuih Womack has returned from w_ parkey, S. C ICnaur
a Friday stay in Dallas. j Murray's: Verne Murray, cap-1 J]ance tax $7,577,16.
- tain; C. J. Werlla, R. W. Stod-
J. W. Ericson has as house guest ',|ard> s D Brown, Herman Krat-
causs taxpayer to wonder what
became of the money, as many of
tiie terarurics into which Die money
was deposited and out of which it
was paid are on a deficit.
Tne amounts collected by coun-
ties, cities, schools and other taxing
districts ha,i to he estimated, us
5ti counties had not reported at the
time this artcile was prepared, but
the estimate is very nearly oerrect
as it was based on the previous
reports.
Here is the full story of our last
year’s tax bill.
Federal income tax only $13,752,.
737.17.
Federal processing taxes, $10,080,.
935.36.
All other Federal taxes, $36,835,-
016.30.
Total amount of Ft deral taxes, all
told, collected in Texas for the year
ending June 30, 1934, amounted to
$60,66S,6S8.G3.
State Of Texas
Taxes collected for the year end-
ing August 31, 1934;
An valotem tax, $22,187,027.43.
Inheritance tax, $590,640.73.
Poll tax, $1,641,870.46.
Undisturbed receipts from collec-
tors, $598,249.13,
Gross receipts taxes $8,843,706.35.
Insurance companies' occupation
tux, $1,959,172.50.
Occupation lux, miscellaneous,
$59,7212.65.
Cigarette Gamp tax, $4,007,845.82,
Fur tax, $15,309.05.
Fish and Oyster tax, $7,762.82.
Gasoline tax, net, $30,056,069.73.
Fianchise lax, $2,233,716.84.
Niie Insurance Commission main-
j tenance tax $139,409.67.
Workmen's compensation insur-
ance co-maintenance tax, $45,913.66,
Casualty and auto-fire malnto-
RIAL;
SATURDAY ONLY
Her business was to lure—and then Defy!
“UNKNOWN WOMAN"
---With-—
MARIAN MARSH — RICHARD CROMWELL
ADDED
SHEMP HOWARD in “SERVES YOU RIGHT’
I .
SUNDAY and MONDAY
^ yxu"
TUESDAY
BANK NIGHT
NOTE
You can be present and register for the matinee and
it will not be necessary to attend at night in order
to participate.
AND
ON THE
SCREEN
''
A LAUGH HUMDINGER!
and it hums with excitement!
Harold Huff of Kansas City,
Mrs. iLuclous Hord and Infant
girl, Dona Fern, are getting along
nicely, it is reported.
Mrs. J. M. Lenderman, 225 West.
Monterey street, was hostess Friday
to the Busy Bee Class of South
Side Christian church.
tiger
RANDELL (THREATENED-
Continued from Page One
The Cuckoo club will have a
business and social meet Tuesday at
the South Side Christian church thy
program to open at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M, Rothernor,
617 West Chesnut, have as guests,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewis and sons and
William Hogan of Kansas City.
I Mrs. Walter Johnson, 1277 West
I Walker st eet, Is recovering from
a minor operation performed earlier
in th 1 week,
Mr, and Mis. C. H, Hairis will
leave tonight for Carlsbad Cavaran
and other points In New Mexico,
Mr. Harris is tak’ng his annual va-
cation
Ed O’Too’e, a patient for the past
several months in the Long-Sneed
hospital for the past several
months is reported as about the
same today. ,
Mi: s Martha Lou Vaughn of
Sherman, who has been a student
at Southeastern College, has gone to
Boulder, Colo., to enter the Uni-
versity of Colorado for a summer
term.
Mrs. T. L. Long Is In Ashley, 111.,
taw creek. It was not believed
serious. Bus lines were behind
schedule as much as two hours,
j high waters and washouts causing
delays.
Creeks Full
All i reeks and lakes in this sec-
tion were said to be full to ca-
pacity, with I’aw Paw creek and
Loy Lake containing more water
than it. known in their' history.
Parts of the Loy Lake dam were
reported washing out with no
serious damage threatened. Four
feet of water was running over
the spillway today.
Pi acticall.v every street in Den-
ison v.as covered with water to-
day and lawns a solid sheet. Sev-
eral trees were reported blown
down during the heavy wind and
rain early Saturday morning. One
man reported that the roof had
been blown off his barn.
Bridge* W**hed Out
Bridges and culverts all over
the county were reported washed
out by the road commissioner.
Work on the repair of those des-
troyed during the heavy rains
of a few weeks ago, were stopped
until the showers play out.
City Commissioner Fred Willi-
ford said today that extensive
work will have to be done in street
repairs after the rains. Practically
every unpaved street in the city
has had the surface washed away.
Work had just been completed on
repairing streets from the recent
heavy rains.
Beer stamp tax, $1,073,426.81,
Incenses (including automobile),
$4,879,464.68.
Total taxes and licenses, $78,946,-
868,48.
Fees and permits. $2,157,14a.38,
Land sales, rentals and royalties,
$5,154,035.04',
Bale of commodities and proper-
ties, $22,391.67.
Court costs, fines and emit settle-
ments, $198,122.25.
Interest and penalties, $4,139,
946.
Miscellaneous revenues, $989,467.-
Country, Federal and other aid,
$21,388,065.35.
Total revenue receipts, $112,996,-
041.75.
Counties Cities and Taxing
Districts
The amount of taxes collected' by
counties, less the amount remitted
to the State, and the amount col-
lected by cities and towns and
schools and other taxing districts,
amounted to $105,207,011.
ToUtl Federal. Bute, counties,
cities and towns, school and other
districts amounted to the startling
figure of $278,934,741.58.
The census of 1930 shows thero
are 2,085,681 persons between the
ages ot 24 and 75 years In Texas,
and we estimate these constitute
approximately 95 j/er cent of the
taxpayers, Estimating 20 per cent
of these people are delinquent would
leave about 2,145.545 people who
paid faxes that amounted to an av-
erage for each person of more than
$120. Remember, the amount shown
Is the actual amount of money paid
In one year.
Plus
COMEDY —
ACT
NEWS
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
A DRAMA OF MARRIED LIFE IN 1935!
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AND THE OFTSAND1NG
FEATURETTE OF (THE SEASON
“GYPSY NIGHTS”
A Colored Musical
FRIDAY ONLY
YOU’LL LIKE IT!
vecause.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY
. 4
LEW AYRFS
IRE TREVOR
WALTER KING
MSU PITTS JACK HAUY
fdt * HU SHELL
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