Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. [262], Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 31, 1935 Page: 2 of 4
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MOUN* PLEASANfEXAS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1935
iMT DAILY TIM*.
Patman Willing
To Compromise in
Battle For Bonus
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! Washington, Dec. 30.—Senti-
ment for concessions intended to
meet some of the administration’s
opposition to immediate payment
of the bonus strengthened Monday
behind talk of compromise from a
kevmnn in the perennial battle.
Author of a bill that would pay
the bonus through the inflationary
i method of issuing $2,000,000,000
j in new currency, Representative
I Wright Patman of Texas return-
I cd to the capital to announce Jie
Mrs. C. E. Bates and ' wil1 consider a compromise on the
rived Monday from ‘metbod of Payment. That has
. ... i been one of the bitterly contest-
™ w rth -* p“nts in «» annual congres-
’ slater’ Mrs- Wallace cioml bonus struggle.
Talk of a possible compromise
that might escape a presidential
veto was heightened when Presi-
dent Roosevelt himself parried all
questions about the bonus. In so
doing he left room for an implica-
tion that the administration’s
mind was not closed on the ques-
tion.
Asked if he had changed his at-
titude toward the Patman bill
since he vetoed it last spring, Mr.
Roosevelt turned the query aside
by asking in turn if there was
such a bill.
When assured there was, the
President suggested the best poli-
cy would be to wait and see what
kind of bonus legislation would be
put forward. Until then, he said,
it is an “if” question. Even after
a bill had been settled on, he said,
it still is an “if” question.
Such terminology often is em-
ployed by Mr. Rcjosevelt in de-
clining to answejj such questions
ivhich he feels aMfe comparable to:
such and sJHi happens, what
will you do?” m
The inflationary Patman bill,
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1111. La Liuilcu y XTcLlIIlall Ulll,
CD liwhich Mr. 'Roosevelt vetoed, is due
taken up in the House Jan.
’-r'Jt, because of a petition signed by
i a majority of the members of the
close the last session. The House
^errodc the President’s veto last
ing, and only by a narrow mar-
was he upheld in the Senate.
Cha,el Hill hws
EH Clark, Re/er
Luke Jo^on of M/an visited
in the hontof Mr Id Mrs. Lee
Rhea Thurvy.
Mrs. S. I flbrri/of Crowd |
spent the Gstma.s/olidays with j
her sister, I\ Hcrifan Crider. J
Mr. and IV vVcToy Ragan and j
httle daught of Houston visited j
Mr. ami Mrie flhea during the i
holidays. f I
Floyd Rli>f IjBonham spent!
Christmas wjhia parents, Mr. K
and Mrs. Knfc]lea. J
Miss Tornj jQ Wakefield./
who is attend|?chool at Brown-
wood, spent Vstmas with her
parents, Mr. a|/[ix J. T. W;Jte-
ficld. x /
Mr. and Mrs^ew^ Mili/r of
Oklahoma visiterelalves in this
community duriiihelolidays.
The marriage Clcmmie
Rhea of Center Pntbmmunity
and Mr. Elmer Ragn\ Dainger-
field was solemnzel Sunday
morning, December 21, at the)
Church of Christ in ^i’leasant,
with Rev. W. S. Wiley Iforming
the ceremony. Both V many
friends in this communfto wish
them every happiness.
Miss Mary Bell Garntbf Tex
arkana visited Mr. andfc-s. Lee
Rhea during the holid^j/
J. S. Weimer of LibA spent
the holidays with his f^rtyhere.
Judge Rhea of Arlin
Mew^ears
Weil
'ishes
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1 want everybody to know I appreciate the nice business
you have given'me in the past year, and ask a share of your
business in the year to come.
I wish you all a happy and prosperous year in 1936.
Bowden’s Service Station
HOMER BOWDEN, Owner
pent
the holidays with his pa^ti Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Rhea. ■ \
Miss Margaret Rhea, Wh 1 at-
tending Abilene Christian oWge,
spent the veek wtih her n|ats,
Mr. and wMrs. Knox Rh-'a{ j
Carroll Harkrider, vher at_
tending E. T. S. T. C. at \m_
merce visited his parents d<ng
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McElroy.y
and Mrs. Tom Jones' of Knox Cr
are visiting relativer in this con
munity this week.
Miss Berna Dean Traylor
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. McElroy of
Mt. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Johnson and son, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Z. Miller and son of Dallas visited
Mrs. C. R. Stewart during the hol-
idays.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Short spent
Tuesday in Paris.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wicker and
little daughter, Jimmie Clair, of
Linden spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonner Adams and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Pug Adams
and daughter of Lubbock visited
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Edwards
during the holidays.
Mrs. Pearl McLeroy and son,
Bob, visited in Texarkana Thurs-
day.
The B. Y. P. U. elected the fol-
lowing new officers Sunday night:
President, Mary Dene Hoobler;
vice president, Inez Hanes; secre-
tary-treasurer, Willard White;
oiBible Drill Leader, Mr. Harkrider;
Good Bloom
That’s the baker’s term
for good-looking bread.
Our bread as just tte
right color. A rich gold-
en brown. That means
good-tasting, flavorful,
too. Have it on your
table—always.
BUTTERNUT
BAKERY
Phone 15 for Your Job Work.
Dallas spent Christmas day withTroup Captain No. 1, Mrs. Hark-
nRADE IN MT. PLEASANT.
1 TIED HIS
HGH BOR'S
.£ GARAGE.
DAY*** EM’
/X CAME BY.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Traylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fate Smith of
Handley spent the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Roach.
Mrs. George Branson of Megar
gel is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Coley and
children, Mrs. Lois Wilson and
Miss Pearl Yates of Dallas spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Yates.
Mrs. Albert Morgan and grand-
daughter, Marian, of Kilgore,
were guests of Fred Goodwin and
family the past week
Mr. and Mrs. A.ndrew Fleming
and son visited in Kilgore Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymer McLeroy
and daughter of Troup visited the
Will McLeroy family during the
past week.
der; No. 2, Cleo Howard;
^rter, Inez Hanes.
Archers find missing
TEXAS RANCHMAN DEAD
BiVy, Tex., Dec. 30.—C. A.
Gavit,.0tton buyer and ranchman
who f&eci to return from a hunt-
ing triigunciay, was found dead
Monday,bout 20 miles southeast
of Brady a heart attack was
blamed fo.the 62-year-old sports-
man’s dea\.
When he>aiied to return to his
automobile \ sundown Sunday, a
searching paly started looking for
him. He haA ?one hunting with j
Lee King and bey had separated, 1
W. D. Taliaferi., Mayor of Ard-
more, Oklahoma1, is visiting his
brother, G. W. Talhferro, of Win-
field.
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. [262], Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 31, 1935, newspaper, December 31, 1935; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth822243/m1/2/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.