Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 5

1987t HOM F1VB .1 I FORMER CORSICANA ATTORNEY BANQUET SPEAKER TONIGHT Dexter Hamilton, prominent Dallas attorney, former Corslcanan, and graduate of tho University of Texas, will be the principal speaker at tho annual March 2 banquet meeting of the Navarro County University of Texas Ex-Students' Association at the Navarro Hotel Tuesday night at 7'30 o'clock. W. P. Murchison, local president will preside, Sadie Ransom will apeak on "Higher Education." Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. Other features of the program will include a Bong by Mrs.

Joel C. Trimble. Beauford H. Jester, prominent Texas alumnus and former chairman of the board of regents, will be toastmaster for the occasion will "The Spirit in the Stadium," including his impressions gained last week while watching spring training under the direction of tho new coaches headed by D. X.

Bible. Dr. W. R. Hall, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, an alumnus of tho University, will give the invocation.

More than 00 tickets had been sold Tuesday morning, guaranteeing a record attendance. The Exes will tune In on the national hookup over the radio featuring Texas Exc programs in various parts of the nation. Pinning Ears Back In Beauty Culture ean Real Thing fMarch prize fight parlance, getting ones ears "pinned back" means only Ig- nomlnous defeat, but on the word of Mel Berns, Hollywood make-up artist, it's just another victory for. beauty science over nature's mistakes. Glue, not pins, however, was recommended today by Berns when interviewed at the 14th annual Midwest beauty show on the subject of protruding feminine ears.

Berns, head make-Up man at a studio (RKO) said the woman with right angle ears now can wear a severe slicked back coiffure if she chooses. "Take some liquid adhesive, which comfes in a and put some of It behind cars." he explained. "Then hold the ears close to the head with tho palms of the hands. In a few minutes the adhesive Emhouse Youth Has Enlisted In Army Ft. Sam Houston Willie L.

Harmon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon, Emhouse, was. enlisted in United States army Monday and was assigned to tho field artillery, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. For the ilrst time in many months vacancies exist at this desirable post.

Anyone 'desiring information may contact any of the recruiting- stations: yVaco, Tyler, Hlllsboro or Dallas for any anU all Information. 'HE UN DAILY PATTERN il tin 4283 PIUNCESS FROCK WITH EASE FOR FASHION-LOVING TOT Pattern 4283 Have you ever seen a cuter frock for action-loving, fashion-conscious little girls than Pattern 42S3? Young Susan-Ann wllKbe the envy of her classmates when she appears In this adorable button front coat- style that's so easy for a kiddle to "do" and "undo" In a jiffy. Mother will find this demure Anne Adams model a delight to cut and stitch, for its simple pattern Is further clarified by Illustrated Sewing Instructions which show you every step of the frock's making. Just see its up-to-the-minute princess lines, soft collar, puffed or flared sleeves, and cunning round pockets for youthful trinkets Matching panties are practical. Perfect in gingham, percale or calico.

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J. N. R. Score of Port Worth doing the preaching, promise to be one or the high lights of the series of sermons being preached at this revival, Monday morning's service was off to a fine start with 107 present. These morning services will run each day through Friday and will last exactly one hour.

Monday morning Mrs. Terry Sutton presided at the piano, prayer was given by Rev. J. F. Adams, pastor of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church, and Rev.

T. Edgar Ncal, the pastor, presided. Dr. Score in his morning theme stated that people, including church members, were discounting the terrible results of sin, and said the church was ineffective on account of the lives those who called themselves Christians lived. A good-sized Monday night congregation heard Dr.

Score preach another strong sermon, music was furnished by the full choir under direction of Edward F. Hearn, and Mrs. L. S. Cooper brought tho message in a finely rendered solo.

Prayers were given by Dr. C. R. Gray, presiding elder of the Corsicana district and by 'Rev. W.

V. Bane, Methodist pastor at Barry. There were 33 stewards present Monday night, which Rev. T. Edgar Neal, the pastor, stated was a fine showing from this body.

In his message Dr. Score said church members were softies. He asked the question, woh was real- fe District Court. Arguments of the attorneys In the trial of R. L.

Walker on an indictment for alleged attempted burglary wore being held 'Tuesday morning. When arraigned Monday the defendant entered a plea of not guilty. The case Is being tried before a jury. District Clerk's Office. The following cases were filed: Ivan Rosenberg vs, John A.

Pierce, suit on notes and foreclosure of mortgage Icln. Louisa 'Jane Poe vs. Robert Lee Poe, divorce. trav apurto I.UKB, aimnllcitv of tho easiest patterns ly making a aacriflce for Christ evr! Book fifteen cents. Pattern and His church? fifteen cents.

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P. G1LIESPIE Funeral services for W. Potts Gillcsple, aged 77 years, long-time city employee and resident of Corsicana for the past 50 years, who died Monday morning at 7 o'clock, were held Tuesday afternoon at -2 o'clock from the family home, 404 South Twentieth street. Interment was made in Oak wood cemetery. The rites were conducted by Rev.

W. R. Hall, pastor of. the First Presbyterian church. Surviving are three sisters, Misses Willie, Nancy and Annie Gllles- pie, all of Corslcana; a brother, Felix Glllespie, Long Beach, a nephew, Campbell Gillesple, Corsicana, and other relatives.

Pallbearers were B. I. Tarbutton, John C. T. Wareing, M.

E. Wallace, H. O. Blanding, Pete O'Daniel andH. S.Scrog- glns.

Honorary pallbearers were officers of the First Presbyterian church and friends of the family. Sutherland-McCammon -Funeral bmc directed sflio' arrangements. He told of the early struggles of followers of Christ, told of Christ suffering for humanity, and asked his hearers what they were doing to repay his sacrifice. Local Odd Fellows Degree Team Going Malakoff Tonight The degree team of Corsicana Lodge No. 63, I.

O. O. will go to Malakoff Tuesday night to confer the initiatory degree on acan- dfdate for that lodge. AlKOdd Fellows who can make the trip are requested by Degree Captain J. L.

Hanson to be at the hall not later than 6:30 o'clock Tuesday night. Taken to For Examination Three Corsicana residents were taken to Torbett Sanitarium at Marlin for examination and treatment under Dr. Herbert E. Hipps by Mrs. H.

G. Brown, Navarro county representative of the Texas Society for Crippled Children, Hue Those making the trip were A. L. Long, Alfred Blanton and F. A.

Gunter. The latter has been under treatment for several weeks and is returning for his final examination. SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY SAFE WAS BLOWN MONDAY NIGHT County Court Tho appearance docket for the March term of the county court was called Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock by County Judge Paul H. Miller. Court.

Salaries of the P. and S. Hospital emfiloyees for February were approved Monday afternoon at the meeting of the commissioners' court. The annual reports for 193B submitted by L. L.

Powell, county clerk; R. L. Harris, assessor and collector of taxes, and John R. Curlngton, criminal district attor-. ney, were approved.

Property belonging to the Christian Science church, located on Went Third avenue, Corsicana, now used as headquarters for the local Boy Scout troops, will be allowed to go tax free so long as it Is used by the Boy Scouts without revenue being paid, an order passed by the commissioners provided. A similar order has been passed by the city commission, it was reported. Assessor and Collector's Office. T. A.

(Tom) Farmer, assessor and collector of taxes, announced Tuesday that Miss Esther DeWitt of Coralcana had been employee; by the U. S. Bureau of Public Roads, to work in the office of the assessor and collector of taxes during registration of motor vehicles in March to- procure information from auto owners and operators desired by the federal and state governments. Miss DeWitt Is hired and paid by the federal roads department, Farmer stated. W.

T. Tuesday morning in connection with the death of Homer Grecr, negro, at the P. and S. Hospital Monday. Officers report that Grncr received critical injuries In an altercation several days ago.

Gates has been at liberty on bond for several days on a formal charge of assault with intent to murder. Good" Eats At Moderate Prices. serve good things of all kinds to Try our plate lunched for 25c. Home-made chicken salad, homemade pies, home-made, chill and lots of other good things. The quality the best and the prices are the lowest.

BUTLER'S MAT PROMINENT BLOOMING GROVE WOMAN DIED THERE LUST NIGHT BLOOMING GROVE, March 2. Mrs. Lulft Heaton Lowrey, 56, wife of Dr. E. B.

Lowrey, died at the family residence here at 0 o'clock Monday night, and funeral services were held at the First Mnthodiat church at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Interment was made In the -Bloom- Tnr Grove cemetery. Mrs. 'Lowrey had been In declining health for a number of and had been seriously ill two or three weeks before her death. The deceased WM the daughter late G.

W. Prultt, well- known Navarro county farmer and financier, and wan a native Don Mlw of Navarro county. Surviving are her husband; two Bisteni, Mrs. C. R.

Brlce, Roswell, N. and Mm. I. Griffin, CorBicnrm; four children, MM. R.

A. Lowrey, Austin; Mrs. Summers, Wichita Falls; May Heaton, Bronte, and Heaton. Galveston, a niece; Alma Thurman, of Atlanta, -and other Rev. J.

W. Whitofield, pMtor of the First Methodist church, conducted the ritea. Attention Ladies MM. 1 -xi are running a special on for a limited time: $5.00 Duart Waves $3.50 $3.50 Oil Wnve $2.00 92.00 Oil Wave $1.00 To my ruMomors: I am now located nt Bcmity Salon I will appreciate your continued patronage Mayhplta Allen. BKAUTY SALON BKENTE 110 West Collln Phone Sun wnnt ads bring Met mdziy The junior Hi-Y club -met'in reg- session Monday, March 1, at the Y.

M. C. A. Tho meeting waa opened by Ralph Stell giving the invocation and Secretary A. B.

Horn read the minutes. Frank Keathley from the senior HI-Y, gave a very interesting report on his trip to the Older Boys' conference at Brcckenridgo. The meeting was then adjourned with the Lord's Dress Up For spring by repaporing and repainting. You will appreciate the improved appearance of your home. Lotus talk over your painting and papering problems with you.

A. W. LEVEHMANN AND SON ice W6ma Court. Two charges of intoxication ana one of vaprancy brought offenders before Judge H. Wllllo in cor- pration court Tuesday City officers were seeking some clue or trace Tuesday to parties who robbed the safe of the Sinclair Refining Company office some time Monday night.

Entrance to the building, located at the corner of Boat Eighth avenue and South "Fifth street, waa gained by prying open the front door. The safe waa blown and some cash, checks, and papers were missing. Exact loss was unknown until the remaining: contents of the safe could be checked by F. V. Blucher, local representative.

Planting Ti Tuberose bulbs, dozen 15o Pansy Plants, dozen 25c Juftt received a fresh shipment of 1,000 Rose quality, at bargain prices. Don't forget when It's flowers let us be your florist, MMBS. BUBSON AND PEABSON 1598 W. 4th Ave. Phone 288.

Do-ycm want to buy something? Phone 163 for classified rates. Marriage Idee Croff and Olivia Simpson. Chas. E. Long and Martha Warranty Deeds.

C. L. Horn ct ux to R. H. Hopkins, lots 13 and 14, block 17, Exall Heights addition, Corsicana, $200.

J. F. Sears et ux to the First State Bank, Hubbard, Texas, 1-3 and 1-9 Interest in lot 1, block 15, Eldorado addition, Dawson, $200. Justice Court. Zack Gates was named in a murder complaint filed before Judge MODERN WOMEN Nttd Not Syfftr monthly pain and deity due to strain, exposure or simlUr caum.

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B. Page, at Rice, Sunday night at 9:30 o'clock, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Omaha, Texas, Baptist church, at 2 o'clock, with burial In the Omaha cemetery. The rites were conducted by Rev. J. L.

Vaughn. Surviving are a son, J. L. Hartgrove, Daingerfleld; a daughter, Mrs. Page, Rice, and a granddaughter.

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