Big Spring Daily Herald from Big Spring, Texas • Page 7

BIG STUNO. H9UI. BuUMT WDtALD THUMOAT CVMNG. MAJtCH iftf fAGBTHXCI 5-Year bproveaent Ffaui Adopted By McMnrry College Abflfttc fivo year Improve- fcwut plan ban adopted at Me Hurry College which included erection of other dormitories, a science and library building, a redes'gn ing of the front of the gymnasium, paving of etreetg, and a complete beautification program which la now under way. In order to further beautify the campus a large number of native treer consisting of live oak, china, water hackberry, as well as Chinese elm, arborviate, cedari.

crepe myrtle and lilacs have been planted in and about the campus. Fifty Chinese elms) and a large amount of shrubbery were donated by the Whiteslde nursery of Lubbock J- S. McDaniel, E. R. McDaniel, S.

M. Jay, Judge W. R. Ely, and J. A.

Farr of Abilene; and Mr. Brookreson and Mrs. Bouchee 'of Buffalo Gap gave permission to take trees from their farms. As a project of the 1935 senior class, "250 evergreens have been planted in the large oval in front of the adminlstrat'on building. Also 40 valuable shrubs for the ova 1 were donated by Mrs.

S. M. Jay and Mrs. J. S.

McDaniel. Hedgi has been planted around Donald so i Athletic Field, and a mile of winding walks have been laid out. The corner of the campus directly back of the administration building has been transformed into beautiful park with rock and flower garden, lily pond, rustic seats, and a mammoth open fire placs fifty feet in width. An old well curbed iii stone is screened with hedge which encircles the pane. The old rock museum situated there has "been remodeled along the lines of Indian architecture.

The improvement work Is in 1U embryo stage, but the passing of a few years will see the McMurry campus one of the most attractive in the state, says Dr. C. Q. Smith, college president. McMurry College, founded by Dr.

J. W. Hunt, first opened its doors September 1923. It is now a senior, A College, conferring ths B. A.

and B. S. degress. The college holds membership with ths state and national association of colleges, and is owned and operated by the Southern Methodist church. I Sharp Increase In Value Of Permits sharp Increase in the value of building permits in Texas occurred during February in comparison with February, 1934, according to a report by the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research.

It shows there was a. decline, however, from the previous month mainly as a result of a marked falling off of permits in one city. Reports from 38 Texas cities give total permits of an increase of 130 per cent over February a year ago but 49 ner cent helow that of the previous month. Cities showing gains both Robert Switz (above), who with wife and 19 other went on trial in Parli, tild he entered the alleged ipy ring to cover Its for France. Ha 19 others of tpylng against France for Soviet (Associated Press Photo) over the previous month and the comparable, period last year included Brownsville, Cleburne, Del Rio, Denison, El Paso, Galveston.

Longview, Lubbock, Port Arthur, San Angelo, Sweetwater and Wichita Falls. Before Easter CLEARANCE OF EARLIER ARRIVALS IN COATS SUITS DRESSES at Final CLEARANCE Prices! The Greatest Savings of the Season Right Before Great Loss To Us But A Tremendous Saving To You! All Desirable We Must Sell Them In Their Season Shop Early Not All Sizes One Of A Kind! $2.98 VALUES IN DRESSES $3.98 VALUES IN DRESSES $4.98 VALUES IN DRESSES $2.19 $2.89 $3.89 $5.90, $6.90, $7.95 Values in Dresses, Coats-Suits 59 and $12.75 Values in Dresses, Coats-Suits BUY NOW AND SAVE! NO RETUURNS NO LAY-AWAYS ALL SALES FINAL Hortt Show To Feature Trades Day At Lamesa! A horse show will feature the first Monday and Trades day in Lamesa April 1st, according to Trades Day Association officials. Four classea of horses will be judged, and nash prizes of $2.50 each will be awarded the first place horse, prettiest horce, smallest horse, prettiest norse, smalleest horse above two years of age, and the largest horse. Aside from the interest the horse show will create, all comers are invited to bring in their stock of whatever nature to sell and swap to the huge crowds that always make Lamesa's trades days. On April the first the old time first Monday spirit will bo revived in that stock swapping and trading of all sorts will go on.

Bargains in live stock will be the order of the day. The highways leading to Lamesa will be filled with stock of all sorts wending their way to a first Monday market, next Monday. Trades days in Lamesa are growing in interest and numbers. The record-beraking crowds always have some feature of entertainment provided by the Trades Day association, as the Horse Show April the First. Amelia Earhart Relates Flight In Dust Storm EL PASO Amelia Earhart, diminutive flyer, landed in El Paso p.

m. Wednesday after fighting a blinding dust storm nearly all the way from Dallas. Flying south from Tulsa Wednesday morning to avoid the storm, Mis Earhart found to her chagrin, she said, that the storm had followed her. So intense was the dust, Mis Earhart related in her room at Hotel Paso del Norte Wednesday afternoon, it was not until she flew over Guadalupe Pass 100 miles east of El Paso that she was able to see the ground. At one point during the flight she turned back for several minutes, fearing that the swirling dust would damage her plane.

But hoping that soon she could fly out of the storm, she decided to continue her trip to El Paso. "The weather I encountered from Dallas to El Paso was much -worse than that I found on my recent Pacific flight," Miss Earhart said. "On my trans-oceanic flight, I encountered beautiful weather all ther way, with a bright moon and stars to light my course. Flew "Blind' "I was forced to fly blind nearly way to El Paso. Dust and clouds mingled in a thick yellow haze." The storm reached up 12,000 feet, in its upper level a blinding mixture of sand and clouds.

Miss Earhart flew the entire distance at an altitude of feet America's premier woman flyer, Miss Earhart nevertheless is an enthusiastic and skillful horsewoman. In Tulsa Tuesday, she enjoyed a horseback ride. "I hope that my interests are broad enough not to be confined entirely to aviation," Miss Earhart said. "I get the same enjoyment from driving my automobile or riding a horse that I do in piloting my plane." May Visit Mexico Mis Earhart said she probably would accept an invitation of the Mexican Government to visit in Mexico City within the next few weeks. 'I never have been in Mexico City.

Think I would enjoy such a trip," she said. Tousled-headed, wearing informal flying togs, Miss Earhart ordered a light lunch consisting of sandwiches and lemonade almost immediately after she arrived at her hotel. Her flying tops consisted of brown trousers, a white shirt open at the throat and a large brightly colored tie; She wore striped socks. "This is the first tune I have been in El Paso in several years," Miss -Earhart said. "I generally fly the northern route because it is shorter, but- I do enjoy visiting again cities through which I have passed before." Miss Earhart took off early Thursday morning in her Red Lockheed Vega plane in which she made her trans-Pacific flight.

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