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Denton People to Cooke County Fair Next Week A motorcade cr Denton County people is to go to Gainesville next Tuesday night, Aug. 23 to celebrate "Denton Day" at the Cooke County Pair, which opens Monday and continues through the following Saturday. The Denton group is to be met at the edge of the city by fair officials and escorted to the The trip is being sponsored by the Senior and Junior Chambers of Commerce here, at the invitation of Cooke County fair officials. It is, planned to leave in a group from the municipal building here at 7 p. m.

Tuesday night. All persons who will make the trip are asked by those in charge to communicate with O. L. Fowler, manager of the Chamber of Commerce. September Plain 1-pkce dresses cleaned and pressed 19c, cash and carry.

Camp Cleaners. 6 If you ain't tried them Peacemaker biscuits we talked about last week, you'd better soar, right over to the Grocery Store, and seek, to buy a sack of Peacemaker Prints, before the wife has fits, abouc your negligence. And, you need not tell her to keep the bag. she surely know ain't no of 'em make a pur- ty dress, and Peacemaker bak- in's never make a mess. 111.bet you folks eat oodles of Peacemaker biscuits at your house from now on.

So, while Texas' new Governor says "Pass the biscuits Pappy," we say "Make 'em always from MORRISON'S PEACEMAKER PRINTS FLOUR Best lor AU Home Baking THE MORRISON MILLING CO. Denton, Texas EAT BOEDEKER'S ICECREAM AT CUR11S' U. S. Moves to Build Efficiency in Army Forces WASHINGTON, Aug. Great Britain's drastic efforts to strengthen her military forces are being made coincidentally with a quiet but steady tightening of the American army's efficiency.

regulations required periodical efficiency reports on major generals as well as on the 12500 officers below that grade, officials disclosed today. The single exception is the chief of staff, the only active officer with the raiik of full general. He reports to the Secretary of War. Military circles understood the regulation was occasioned by wholesale reshuffling of top ranks. This was caused by the fact that near- ly'a score of major and Brigadier General reach the retirement age this year.

The high command deemed it had insufficient knowledge of the relative worth of the remaining major general, particularly those holding the rank temporarily while heading War Department bureaus or military special branches. Accent on Youth In a far less spectacular faslu'on than Britain's of 13 aging generals, the American high command long before had put a definite accent on youth in promoting and training officers. Britain hastened the injection of more youthful blood into top ranks by reducing the age limit for active service from 67 to 60 for generals and from 62 to 57 for major generals. The American reitrement age remains 64, but the War Department has been empowered by Congress to lower it by two ye'ars and thus further make way for younger men. Further in line with the recent policy, a general staff study of means to revitalize the Army's promotion system is being made.

II it is completed in time, recommendations will be submitted to the next Congress. The stress on youth has been evidenced by the manner in which Senior eligible officers have been passed over in the selection of major and brigadier generals. More youthful officers far down the list sometimes have been chosen. Two O'Daniel Failed to Endorse Issue Statements THERSPAY. AtfC-UST IS.

19Jg Two Charged in I Puffer to Help Draft Measure for Equalizing Aid Slaying at Paige AUSTIN, Aug. 18. Wiley Associated Press) Aug. 18. (Ay wjjey k.

Coffer has received word i Otis Smith and Prank Leonard i from the executive office of the Keeling, who are under arrest at Texa State teachers Association Dallas, were charged with murder that he has been chosen to serve Two of the candidates lor state at Bastrcp in the holdup slaying on a committeee of that organiza- office who were passed by when Monday of Adolph Laake, li011 which will have as its duly gubernatorial nominee W. Lee filling station operator. th preparation of nn equalization O'Daniel was handing out indorse- Sheriff Ed Cartwright of Bas- biil rural aid to schools that meats had their say regarding his tr County filed the complaints wiii be presented to the next ses- preference in personal messages i a ter state pplic-e compared the of the Texas Legislature. I death bllllet TVlth nna firArt frnm i ThP T.P*ri«l5l*"n»-a hot- New Shipment RUGS JUST ARRIVED Many Beautiful Patterns In AH Sizes BALL FURNITURE CO. 218 and 219 W.

Oak St. JUSTIN NEWS Special to Record-Chronicle. JUSTIN. Aug. Leuty of Los Angeles is visiting relatives here.

R. C. Leuty, maH carrier for Route 2, entertained at his home with a marermelon party for the postmasters and rural carriers of this district Saturday night. Lloyd Harmonson returned from Overbrook. Ok.

Mr. and Clarence Lamkin of Murphreesboro visited his grandmother, -Mrs. Sam Vaughn. Mrs. George Wilkerson is visiting Mrs.

Bernard of Lockney. Miss Bettie Ann Lamtin is visiting in Paris. Rev. J. M.

Cochran is conducting a revival at the Roanoxe Methodist Church. Oma Dell Bradley is visiting Mrs. Knox Cole in Fort Worth. Charles Barker of Sherniau is isiting Mrs. Mattie Gnibbs.

Mrs. E. R. Allen of Lubbock is visking Mrs. Wacie Kennedy.

Mrs. Kennedy has returned from a Fort Worth hospital where she went following a stroke of paralysis, and is rapidily improving. O. A. Myers and children and Jim Allen returned from Galveston.

Buel Range of Mt. Pleasant is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Range. Miss Ruth Willingham returned to Mesquite. Silas and Edward Allen of Denton are visiting their grandparents. Dr. and Mrs.

J. H. Allen. The watermelon supper sponsored by the Justin softball association Saturday night was well attended. Over 100 iced melons were distributed.

The Baptist W. M. S. met at the church Tuesday 13 present. The fourth and fifth chapters of Revelations were studied with Mrs.

Parker in charge. Mrs. Albert Voth and Mrs. Mattie Grounds conducted the prayer service. yesterday.

Jerry Sadler, opponent for Railroad Commissioner, C. V. Ter- was among those getting the I nod from O'Daniel. wired "I have not and do not claim your that I have not asked and do noi ask for your indorsement and that I will not block your program so long as you are loyal to the cause of the plain people of Texas who nominated you to office of governor James A. Stephens, candidate for judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals, in an open letter asked iel to state in what manner he i thought a judge of that court could assist or hinder the functions of the governor's office.

Stephens' opponent, Judge Harry Graves, was endorsed bv OTJan- iel. Other candidates got in their views with speeches and electioneering. Terrell at Abilene said "I am sure no one wants to substitute inexperience for experience at this crucial period in the economic history of Texas." He declared when O'Daniel began, as governor, his campaign to bring new industries to Texas he would find the Rail- road Commission had already laid the groundwork. Rivals Heard Walter Woodul, candidate for attorney general, said in a radio speech at Port Worth he proposed to give O'Daniel the benefit of his political and legal experience in passing laws to take care of the aged "in a manner befitting a great and a wealthy state like Texas." Woodul was endorsed by O'Daniel. Gerald Mann, Woodul's opponent, said at Quanah he was "running "solely on the Gerald C.

Mann ticket" and that "experience in law instead of in politics is required in the attorney general's office." Mann's schedule was Seymour, Has- kell, Abilene. Winters, Coieman and Brownwood today. Coke Stevenson, endorsed by O'Daniel for Lieutenant Governor said at Grcesbeck he would support any reasonable tax measure submitted by OT)aniel to pay old age pensions in full. Pierce Brooks, his opponent, remained at his home in Dallas, recovering from injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Bascom Giles, candidate for land commissioner, spoke at Corsicana.

saying he was "proud of the endorsement of the citizens of Travis County, who gave a majority of three to one, of J. H. Walker, Land. and W. Lee O'Daniel." death bullet with one fired from a i The Legislature has asked the pistol found in the automobile oc-! association to formulate such a cupied by the two men.

Dallas of- i hill to include rural aid needs fleers said Smith and Keeling had the next two years, Proffer i. i WiiCJ. admitted being former Georgia said. George B. Wile-ox of the edu- cormets but insisted they had not cation staff at A.

M. College is been in Bastrop County. chairman of the committee Denton Students in Pi Omega Pi Chapter Three Denton students among the initiates into the Eta 1 Chapter of Pi Omega Pi at Teach- ers College recently. They were: Melvin Cannon, senior, MiRg Virgi-T ma Carruth, graduate, and Miss Frances HamleU, senior. The initiation ceremonies were i preceded by informal dinner with stunts by the pledges, a violin solo by Chester Parks, accompanied I by Miss Anna Mary Bevill, greet- ings by T.

J. Blackwell. and a response by Miss Mary Hum. Paul' Hensarling was toastmaster. I Pi Omega Pi is a national honor i society for commercial students! and teachers, with chapters in 32 i American colleges Dr.

Sampley Poetic Drama Wins Contest Word has been received at Teachers College that a ooeiic drama written by Dr. Arthur Sampler, of the English department at the" college, has been awarded second place honors in the Maxwell Anderson contest in poetic drama conducted by Stanford Universitv in California. Tnis contest is one of national importance, and many writers of literary eminence compete. Sampley's play will be presented as a part of the program of the Community Theaters at the college in a week of dramatic activities to take place in the little theater at the university, beginning Aug. 25.

Dr. ana Mrs. Sampley have been invited to be guests of the theaters for the entire week. They have vacationing in San Francisco during the past month. Classified aa nix-s are low.

1933 Pontiac, 8-tylinder, 4-door Sedan; new tires; radio, seat covers W. F. (Pat) Hamilton Motor Co. Phone 24S 115 S. Elm St.

Hear Gerald C. Mann, candidate for Attorney General tonight at 7:45, WFAA. 3 it with a Clear Skin September 1-piece dresses cleaned and pressed 19c, cash and carry. Cainp Cleaners. WILLIAMS Who Has The Button? Williams, of course! Trays and trays of all the new favorites for Fall.

If you need a fresh idea to complete that coat or dress, your inspiration is here. Will! lams continue to be embarrassed bc- cause your skin docs not have that healthy glow so much desired by everyone, xvhen 5.S.S.Tonic may be just what you need lo give it new life and color? You. too. may have restored to you that alert feeling that will show in the sparkle of your eyes and the healthy glow of a clear complexion, reflecting good health and well being. S.S.S.

Tonic, in conjunction with a well balanced diet, is especially designed to aid nature in building sturdy health its remarkable value is timc- tricd and scientifically proven why so many say "it makes yon feel and look like yourself again." Get a bottle of S.S.S. at your druggist today start taking it now "you owe it to yourself to give S.S.S. a trial. GRANTVOGDE You will want these cool Summer Frocks for weeks to come! Final Reduction on all "Mary Dean" FROCKS At-Prices That Is Our Loss and YOUR GAIN SD-rtMj. Store THE friendly, helpful service that you ceive in your Walgreen Agency Drug Store is every bit as important as the money you save, even though your savings amount to a TJV 0ll rS ln a sur Prisingly short Wl WANY fammes of their shopping at Prices Good at Walgreen Agency Stores in Denton City Drug Store TT fm 18 SOUTH SIDE OF SQUARE Kimbrough-Tobin jSORTH SIDE OF SQUARE MAGNESIA I PAN A 50c TOOTH PASTE Leon Laralne Floral Odors Try an invigorating rubdovrn after your bath; pat it on wrists templet when-tht Kcat 'gels you dcfwu." Ga'cicma.

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