Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 50, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 10, 1934 Page: 1 of 4
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Timpson Daily Times
VOLUME S3
TIMPSON, TEXAS, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1934
NO. 50
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NORTH SIDE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday school 3:43 a. m.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
B. Y. P. U.’s 5:30 p. m.
Evening worship 7 :S0 p. m.
Subject (or the morning
worship hour: "The Boast of
Faith.” The subject for the
evening hour: "A Supreme
Court Decision."
The Lord's Day is a call to
every Christian to come to
God’s house for worship, be-'
cause God DESIRES IT and
because WB NEED IT.
Strangers and visitors al-
ways welcome.
L. S. Evans, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday school 9:45 a. a.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and
7:16 p. m.
Bp worth League 4:15 p. m
M. R. Turner, Pastor.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible school hour 10 a. m.
Morning worship service,
communion and meditation at
11 o'clock. Let us plan to be
in the service and fellowship.
The disciple who forgets or
neglects the privilege of meet-
ing his Lord and his follow-
disciples loses much.
Christian Bndeavorera at
0:15 p. m.
No preaching
evening hour.
service at the
H. B. Lack.
SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.,
Tyler Bailey, superintendent.
Tease’ Only Woman --------
Senator la Eloete d
Ad Interim Hoad
Senator Margie E. Neal of
this district toe only woman
member of the upper House of
the Texas Legislature, was
elected president pro tempore
ad interim of that body during
the closing hours of the recent
called session.
She will serve until the con-
vening of another session.
Senator Neal has announced
her intentions of retiring from
that office, which die has held
for 8 years, at the expiration
of her present term.—Hender-
son Times.
WB.iL HIQIOLS
PISSES 111; MIL
HEBE THIS IFTEMN
Mrs. A. E. Nichols, 70, long-
time resident of thia city, pass-
ed away Friday afternoon at
5 o’clock at the home of her
son. J. R. Nichols, on South
first Street, following an ill
ness of several months.
Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at the North
Side Baptist church, of which
she was a member, and the
service wifi be conducted by
Rev. L. S. Evans, pastor. Inter-
ment will be male in Wood
lawn cemetery.
Pallbearers are: Dr. D.
Brookskire, Chas. Wigley, F.
E. Hussey, K. H. Francis, J. C.
Black, George Hutcherson,
Austin Stephens and W. M.
Mrs Nichols is the mother
of Judge J. R. Nichols, well
known and leading citizen of
this city, who has been In 111
health for sometime. Mr.
Nichols went to Russellville,
Ark., several weeks ago to
spend sometime with her son,
Prof. Clyde R. Nichols, and
the condition of his health
would not permit Mm attend-
ing the funeral of his mother.
Prof. Nichols and his brothar.
Master J. R., Jr., who was also
at Russellville, came ia last
night to attend the funeral.
They were joined by Mu
Velma Nichols of Shreveport
and Perry Nichols, student Col-
lege of . Marshall, who also
earn# to attend the funeral of
their grandmother.
Mrs. Nichols has resided in
this city for a long number of
years and enjoyed the love of
a wide circle of friends. She
*as a number of the Timpson
O. E. S., and was active in the
organization’s work as long as
her health would permit.
Mrs Nichols is survived by
her son, J. B. Nichols; one
brother, John D. Storm of
Kerapner; two eisten, Mrs.
Lelia McCrary, Dallas and
Mrs. Kate Clayton, Amarillo;
live grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren.
Miss Johnnie Belle Ward
and mother have returned from
Marshall where Miss Ward at-
tended the annual junior-
senior banquet at the College
of Marshall.
Ribbons for all makes of
typewriters. The Times.
gc ■; ■; u»u FSM-prssctiq
This Habit of Success
is Quite a Thing
EVERY young man should acquire it,
and, the way—is to stick to whatever you
attempt and stick long enough to put it
across.
HAVING a Bank Account, and sav-
ing as much as you can, will do a lot to
help you.
CUT THE CORNERS, and you will
get there.
USE OUR BANK
COTTON BELT STATE BANK
The Oldest Bank in Shelby County
MEW YORK . . . As inspiring
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ttose off-UM-fsee models,
feminine to tom to attnet
tire Mlftueai Hu tons&nj Elba
Mb Alien, etren fnwita Is now
tab nbuctag Kind
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; inters of stem Hamas, New Jersey
heavyweight, irb« upset the ««!U
eart of the German former WmU
Chempfen, Max Sdimeling, In t IS
round Serialon boat here. Bents
now make third in heavy ndj,
TO THE VOTERS OE
shroi slum
In this issue of this paper I
am placing my name before
the voters of Shelby county, as
a candidate for County Judge.
I am seeking this place first,
because of the salary it pays,
and second, I have an ambition
to serve Shelby county In this
capacity.
1 do not have a long list of
promises to make, and submit
to the voters this one proposi-
tion: Elect me County Judge
for two yean, and if I fill this
creditably, doubtless wilt seek
re-election nt your hands, and
with the expiration of four
years, will turn the trust back
into the hands of those to
whom it belongs—the people
of the county.
If a majority of the people
see proper to vote for me, I
shall be grateful, and if a ma-
jority see proper not to vote
for me, it will be all right, for
I am always willing to abide by
the decision of a majority.
Yours very truly,
Zed Bridges.
(Political Advertisement)
HEED FOB RELIEF 1ST
BE Hil TO SECURE
1 FOR OROUTI HO
FLOOD SMEHIREIS
In view of the fact that Shel-
by county was included among
k number of other counties to
receive a part of the $8,900,-
000 special relief for counties
suffering as a result of the
flood and drouth last year, the
following (in part) from this
week's issue of the Redland
Herald, Nacogdoches, will be
of special interest :
"The riddle of the $8,900,-
000 special relief for forty
Texas counties because of
drouth, storm and flood has
been solved.
"Nacogdoches county, nor
any other county, in the group
will get a cent of this ‘special
aid’ unless the need of relief
can be shown.
"This is the substance of a
letter received this week by S.
M. Adams from Aubrey Wil-
liams, assistant administration
under Harry Hopkins.
"Texas senators and. con-
gressmen succeeded last fall in
securing an agreement for spe-
cial aid in cei ain counties on
account of disaster.
"Under the arrangement,
$1,453,000 was designated for
several East Texas counties
becanse of the July flood. Of
this gum Nacogdoches county
was scheduled to get $475,000.
"Annuoneement of approval
of three projects for Nacogdo-
ches county came on January
13th in telegrams from Sena-
tor Sheppard and Congress-
man Martin Dies. At the same
time telegrams were sent to
other counties advising them
of approvals.made for them.
"It appears now that receipt
of these telegrams caused too
much enthusiasm. The ones
to whom they were directed
did not make inquiry as to
whether the matter was final.
The newspapers accepted the
messages and construed them
to mean the sums were ailoted
for special relief.
"And it is under this impres-
sion that the community has
labored until quite recently. It
was expected the huge list of
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unemployed would be absorb- i
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Washington,
one
March
of the
9.—
first
ed in highway projects and -
frantic efforts were put into i ? ,,
motion to meet requirement*
by securing right of ways. ! P*h? Merino*
“The division engineer was1 *?& ***?, ”?*
implored to finish surveys and ;*"***£ F*!* efi jwi!*
furnish the citizens committee j 1>e*c^ea 10 '
with deeds. As fast as the en-
gineering work was done, right
SIM USD JOBE MULES
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21HOKIKTC
Twenty-eight bills of indict-
ment were returned by the
grand jury for this term of Dis-
trict Court which opened at
Center last Monday morning.
The inquistorial body made its
report to the court Friday af-
ternoon.
The following bills ttf indict-
ment were returned by the
grand jury:
Driving v
R*
Violations of the liquor laws
while intoxicated-
Burglary—5.
Robbery with
with firearms—2.
Assault to murder—2.
Wife and child desertion—2.
jarring should start as the
trees are coming tote bloom,
cording to entomoiogiats of
the U. a Department cf Agri-
culture.
Adult . curculio# — hard,
brown, gray-mottled snout
beetles, about 3/lfl-tach long
—can be collected In large
numbers by placing two big
sheets or jarring frames under
peach trees and jarring the
trees with a padded pole. This
disturbs the beetles, so that
they immediately fold then-
legs and drop to the sheets be-
low. Here they can be collect-
ed and dropped into a can of
petroleum.
The plum curculios pass the
winter as adults under leaves,
grass, bark, sticks, and rub-
bish in woodlands near orch-
ard# and under grass or trash
in orchards or aims terrace
rows and fences. They come
out of hibernation in the South
and move to the peach trees
just before the trees reach full
bloom. The beetles,begin at
once to feed on the blossoms,
and to some extent mi the un-
fnldlne leaves. '
Control by jarring fruit
trees early in the season is.par-
ticularly profitable near wood-
lands or other hibernating
places, entomologists say, and
early morning is the best time
to jar the fruit trees, because
the beetles are least active be-
fore the sun has risen very
high.
..... .......................
We have in the vicinity of
Timpson one baby grand
piano, also an upright piano.
Would Ilka to get some one to
take up the balance due. Will
accept fchool voucher*. G. H.
Jackson, Credit Manager, 1708
Laws St, Dallas. Texas. 28-3w
MIE WEST IN ‘TM NO
u/mttpj.
You’ve been waiting and
watching for that Mg Mae
West feature, “Fm No Angei.”
Well, it is here tonight at 11
p. m.; also Sunday and Mon-
day. This is a Paramount pic-
ture, starring Cary Grant, with
America’s flaming Mae. We
don’t have to tell yon anything
about this big feature, you’ve
talked about it, heard about it
and thought about it—"I’M
NO ANGEL,” featuring the
inimitable Mae West. Now
come to see it!
Palace Theatre.
Ribbons for atl makes of
typewriters. The Times.
lone, n_
of way was secured. Not ail
projects have been closed but
the machinery is set up and
nothing will delay procural of
right of way as fast as deeds
are prepared by the engineer-
ing forces.
“As CWA curtailment com-
menced taking men off work
over tiie county there began
an inquiry about when special
relief projects would be start-
ed. Pleas for work have been
insistent—the county relief
committee, the commissioners
and the road committee have
been swamped with appeals
for work.
‘Tor three weeks now all
local agencies have been busy
trying to find what the trouble ‘
was.
"Apparently our representa-
tives in Washington have be-1
lieved the matter was settled]
—that they have thought the
agreements they secured!
meant special relief without}
any strings. Apparently they
have felt they SHOWED THE
NEED at the time the matter
was discussed last fall.
"TM* seems to be the ease
for they, have not been able to
get at the bottom of the
trouble and say what was the
matter,.
“While Adam Johnses, new
Texas administrator was in
Washington a few days ago,
Mr. Adams, head of the focal
highway committee wrote Mr.
Williams as above stated.
“Mr. Adams appealed to Mr.
Williams urging him to fur-
Deposits insured muter the terms of the
Federal Banking Act of 1933.
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misery and happiness in the world.
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(Continued an Page 3)
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Daily Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 33, No. 50, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 10, 1934, newspaper, March 10, 1934; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth767851/m1/1/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Timpson Public Library.