Big Spring Daily Herald from Big Spring, Texas • Page 9

tunr i miUY ramm, NOVEMBER STRAIGHT TO IXCITIHC AWtMTVRE! in ikidowy fccirt cf iwlfrimu lnK-werUI AJ.Ipk inter prti.ntl I A Paramount Picture with GEORGE RAFT JEAN PARKER WONG KENT TAYLOR BIIDNITE MATINEE Saturday, 11.30 P. M. RITZ DAIXAS GUESTS and Mrs. B. F.

Robbing have iurnouse guests Mrs. Robbins" brother, Judge John M. Willis and Mrs. of Dallas. Judge and Mrs.

arrived Thanksgiving after- uutr Stars of "The Jhin A Startling Drama Marriage! WILLIAM MYRNA powai- LOY Evelun Prentice I M-G-M's Dramatic Version of Novel Sensation UNA MERKEL EDWARD BROPHY (Tht Dumb Dtttftirt) Today Tomorrow RITZ Announcements All members of the Rebekahs Degree team are requested to be noon to spend the remainder of the holidays in West Texas. ane Steers vs. Colorado p. m. Saturday, December 1st LAST DISTRICT 8 GAME OF THE SEASON STEER STADIUM 25c, Adults 50c Ponies Bow To Bobcats, 13-6 Hemiig's Machine Out- Plays San Angelo Aggregation SWEETWATER game Mustangs lost another football game but were not outfought, a trait characterized throughout the season.

San Angelo won the final game of the season in the Turkey day battle for runner-up honors In the district 13-6. Sweetwater made 13 first downs to Ang-elo's three, gained 155 yards on running plays to the Bobcats' 69 and gained 107 yards by passing: to Angelo's 21. A blocked punt enabled the visitors to score the winning touchdown. Midland Bulldogs closed the football season here Thursday with a £0-6 victory over the Odessa Broncs. prese-nt Friday night for drill practice.

MELLINGER'SlJEPARTMENT STORE Hats for particular men who care. shades ana styles. MEN'S NEW Pajamas Lounging coat styles in contrasting colors in the beet available patterns and shades. Sizes and D. 1.95 up Shorts Shirts All sizes A up The suit 3UC IT'S A Knockout New Max Baer Champion Shirts of fine quality in white backiri'ouna, clipped neat figures, form fitting, pre-slmink and positively fast colors.

All sizes. $1.95 Superba Cravats in the smartes: new fall shades. Resilient construction, hand made. $lup Phoenix Sox Sox that are famous for long mileag'e wear. A practical gift.

35cup LADIES' NEW SHOES Tumps, ties and oxfords of every description. In black, brown, blue and different new combinations. Ail sizes to lit everyone. Sl'EDETTE Jackets la black, blue, brown, green, rust tnn. Cossack style, form fitting witli all the newest features.

$2,98 up LADIES' New Hats Ail shades and st.iles. A balanced selection. 98cup COATS Brown Grey Tweed for STREET and SPORT $9.98 They of IP qualify, wll tailored, nil sill; lined of well selected new full styles. Come in and look 'em over. Men's New Suits One sure way of pleasing a man.

Give him a sensible gift a CCKLEE suit of clothes. It's the best wearing clothes for the money en the market now. L95 up SUEDE Jackets In cocoa or light shades. Talon fastener or button fror.t. In cossack models or coat styles.

All sizes. U9 up Heavy "Unions Men's on up Sizes Phoenix Hose and ring- less with a custom fit top. Wonderfully flattering in the of black and brown. All sizes. 79c NEW FALL DRESSES A dandy selection.

Very exquisite stylos. Sizes from 1C to -It. 95 UD SHOP OUR WINDOWS iMELLINGER'S CORNER MAIN THIRD REBEL (Tfa FRANK- CARROU MARION SHILLING JOSEPH GIRARD CHARLES WHITAKER Today Tomorrow RITZ "lost Jungle" No. 8 Cartoon DOTBALL RESULTS HIGH SCHOOL GAMES Class A District 1 Amarillo 13. Pampa 0.

District 2 Ranger 42, Breckenridge 7. District 3 San Angelo 13, Sweetwater 6. Colorado at Big Spring. (Postpon- 'd, snow.) District 5 Childress 13. Vernon 6.

Wichita Falls 13, Electra 0. District 6 Highland Park 31, McKinney 14. District 7 North Side 7, Centn District 8 Dallas Tech 7, Forest District 10 Tyler 0, Marshall 0. (Tie). Longview at Kilgore.

(Postponed, rain.) District 12 Corsicana 12, Cleburne 0. Waco 0, Tempftv-0. Houston Jeff Davis Houston San Jacinto 6, District 14 Beaumont 2, Forth Arthur 0. District 15 San Antonio Jefferson 6, Brackenridge 0. District 16 Corpus Christ! 3, Hosbtown 0.

Brownsville 7, Harlingen 6. Other Games Eldora 19, Sonora 6. Eronte 24, Robert Lee 0. Brownwood (negro high) 12, San Angelo (negro high) 6. Eastland 25, Quanah 7.

Midland 20, Odessa 6. Seymour 7, Olney 2. Graham 0, Nocona 0. (tie). Lamesa 45, Rails 7 (championship District 3B).

McAllen 0: San Benito 0. COLLEGE FOOTBALL University of Texas 13, Texas A. M. 0. Texas Tech 13, U.

of Arizona 7. Howard Payne 14, Southwestern 0. Paris Jr. College 31; College of Marshall 0. Trinity 13; Austin College 0.

College of Mines 24; St. Edward's U. 13. McMurry 27; Abilene Christian 0. North Texas Aggies John Tarleton 0.

(tie). U. of New Orleans Bishop college 13. Western Reserve 14; John Carroll 0. Colgate 20; Broun 13.

State 6. College of the Pacific 7. Chico State 6. Missouri Valley Central 18. Ottawa McPherson 7.

Loyola CLos Angeles) U. of Calif at Los Angeles 13. York (Nebraska) 0, Bethany 46. ILllinois Wesleyan 0, Hanover 13. Tennessee Tech 12, Middle Tennesee Teachers 0 Elon 14, Guilford 0.

New Mexico U. 38; Colorado college 6. Cameran Aggies Murray Ag- F.ies 0. Southeastern -Teachers 6: Southwestern Teachers 25. Oregon 7, St.

Mary's 13. Knox- 0, Monmouth 39. Idaho 13, Creighton 0. Mississippi College 0, Millsaps 13. Louisiana Normal 0, Southwestern La.

6. Centenary 17; Loyola 6. Centre Chattanooga 7. Kansas State 19, Nebraska 7. Oklahoma Aggies Oklahoma City U.

13. Utah Aggies Utah 14. Parsons 6, Iowa Wesleyan 3. Arkansas 7, Tulsa U. 7 (tie).

Colorado U. 7, Denver U. 0. Southwestern 14; Friends 0. Mercer Oglethorpe 6.

Vanderbiit Alabama 34. Kansas 20, Missouri 0. Washington (St. Louis) 27, St. Louis 7.

Fort Hays 41', Kansas Wesleyan. 0. Parsons 6. Iowa Wesleyan 3. Lebanon Valley 7: P.

M. C. 12. Davis-Elking 0, St. Thomas Gettysburg 0, F.

M. 19. Western Mich. Teachers 7, Western Kansas 6. William Jewell 0, Rockhurst 6.

College of Emporia 6. Emporia Teachers 32. Kentucky 0, Tennessee 19. Whittier 6, San" Jose State 6 (He). Miami.

U. 0, U. of Cincinnati 21. Licola 6, Howard 13 (negro teams). Washington Lee 11, South Carolina 7.

Wake Forest 12, Davidson 13. Maryville, Mo. Teachers 0, Pittsburg (Kas.) 7. Wittebcrg 0, U. of Dayton 27.

Wichita U. 0, Washburn 6. Lenoir-Rhyne 0, Catawba 0 (tie). Furman 0, Clemson 7. Maryland 19, Johns Hopkins 0.

North Carolina 25, Virginia 6. Presbyterian college 7, Citadel 13. Haskell Xavier U. 38. V.

P. I. 13; V. M. I.

0. Quantico Marines 6, Shenandoah 0. Bucknell 0, Temple 0 (tie). Fordham 39, New York U. 13.

Ursinus 13, Albright 7. Cornell 13. Psnn 23. 29, Carnegie Tech D- homa 0, George Washington Tucsulum college 7, King College 13. Milligan College 14, East Tennessee Teachers 0.

Southwestern College 6, Piedmont college 13. Tarnpa U. 6, Troy State Teachers 2. Murray 8, Mississippi Teachers 12. Arizona State Teachers (Tempe) 14.

San Diego State college 6. Whitman 0, Willamette U. 75. West Va. Wesleyan 39, Marshall 0.

Concord State Teachers 0, Bluefield 6. Salem 14. Morris Harvey 7. Southwestern 6, La. Normal 0.

Georgetown (Kentucky) 12, Transylvania 7. Bradley 14, Cornell college 0. College 19, Carthage 0- East Central Okla. Teachers 0, Central Okla. Teachers 7.

Nevada 0, Fresno State college 33. Lamtmth 0, Bethel 40. Rose Poly 6, Millikins 62. Washington and Jefferson 12, West Virginia 14. New Mexico Military Institute 0, New Mexico Affgles 26 1 PRO.

FOOTBALL. Chicago Bears 10, Detroit Lions 16. New York Giants 27, Brooklyn Dodgers 0. Two Visitors Are Honored By Luncheon Mines. Barcus And Bristow Entertain With Party A clever motif in centerpieces featured the holidays when Mrs.

Wilburn Barcus and Mrs. J. Gordon Bristow entertained Wednesday with a luncheon complimenting Mrs. W. T.

Barber of Mineola and Mrs. E. C. Bowe of Nashville, Tenn. Mrs.

Barber was Miss Marian Hutto before her marriage last spring. A scow on the luncheon able anticipated the Thanksgiving fall of snow. A gingerbread cabin was reflected in a mirror lake and surrounded by gum drop trees. The holiday theme was provided for in mlnature dogs and men chasing lustamere Club Meets At Home Of Mrs. Tom Helton Mrs.

Tom Helton was hostess to he members of the Justamere Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon or a very enjoyable session Three guests played with the club, Mmes. George Oldham, C. A. Bulot and Victor Mellinger. Mrs.

Bulot scored highest. Members attending were: Mmes. Wilburn Barcus, C. S. Blomshield, John Clarke, E.

0. Ellington, H. W. ieeper, R. C.

Strain, V. Van Gieson, and J. B. Young. Mrs.

Leeper will be the next hos- During Christmas Shopping Relax ivitli a FACIAL Kxin-rl Mrs. Etta Martin's Beauty Shop Crawford Hotel Ph. 740 Eastei Honoi Sauquet And lutereating Program Given At Masonic Hall. Turkey. After the luncheon the guests spent the time in visiting-.

Present were: Mmes. W. E. N. Phillips, Ralph Rbc.

Robert Currie. Bill Tate, J. E. McGeath of Longview; W. E.

Arnett, E. J. B. Young, V. Van Gieson, B.

T. Cardwell, Turner Wynn, Lee Rogers and R. W. Hamilton of Midland. Powerful Navy Plane Hits New Time From Coast MIDLAND Averaging better than 212 miles per hour to cover the S40 miles from San Diego to Midland in four hours and 10 minutes, a giant Navy Douglas Air Cruiser stopped briefly at the Midland airport to refuel before going on to Barksdale field at Shrevepon to spend the night.

The ship, only one of its kind in naval equipment, is being piloted by Lt, Commander Montgomery and Lt. A. P. Stores and is bouni for Anacostia, naval base in the District of Columbia. A crew of eight and a representative of the Douglas factory are traveling in the spacious and luxuriously ap pointed cabin which will tfold 14 passengers.

The giant craft is powered with two Wright Cyclone engines of 625 horse power each, and is entirely cove-red with sheet duraluminum to give it a silver color. The members of the local Order of Eastern Star gave a banquet for approximately 125 guests Tuesday evening at the Masonic Hall honoring the former matrons and past patrons. An unusually clever and Interesting, program, vras given in' the course of tlie evening, in. addition .0 impromptu talks and speeches made by the guests. After the singing of the song.

"Blessed Be the Tie That Binds;" 11 past matrons came out wearing Puritan costumes and gave a sketch while the audience sang to tune of "Auld Lang Syne," to them. Mrs. J. T. Brooks gave the welcome to which Mrs.

Willard Read responded. Each past matron was then presented with a gavel as a favor from the order and each past patron with bronze book-ends. Mrs. J. B.

Young, made 'an appropriate speech of thanks and also gave a reading entitled "Women." A tableau called "The Spinning: Wheel" with Mrs. Wills in a Col- Ford Coupe Meter jMt $100 Big Spring Motor Company Main at 4th Loses 49 Pounds of Fat In 37 Days Says, "Feel better thai. I've ever felt in my life" Mm. E. freeman Law "Exactly 37 afo I welched MS wag troubled with my kidneys and dropsical After my first bottle of Kruschrn I weighed 827 log.

Now I weigh 193 Mid never felt better. I'm JTS. old and have 2 small children look and fee! not over SO." Kruschen Suits Is healthy way to take fat it helps the SAFE, off re-estar) onial costume seated before a spin- prop i ng ot body or ningr wheel was the next it ene rgtzes and makes you feel on the program. Mrs. Read and Rell sang "The Old Spinning Wheel." Mrs.

Wills then gave as a reading, "Spinning and Weaving Robes for Judgment Day." Six men wearing crepe paper bonnets sang a song to the tune of "Put Oh Your Old Grey Bonnet," after Mrs. Bernard Fisher sane "When Pa and Me Jolted Eastern Star." Mrs. Read. Mifli "Bell and Mrs. R.

E. Blount dressod in suitable costumes sang "The Little Red School House." Mrs. H. W. Leeper made a toast to "The Goat." Nine women gave a Romeo and Juliet stunt, after which the program closed with a younger.

Complexion clears, eyes grow physical, charm as well as youthful, slen'lc lines can be yours! Take a level teaspoonful of Kruschen in hot water every morning- One bottle lastsi 4 weeks. You can get Kruschen Salts at Collins druggists, or any drug slwv in the DK- C. D. BAXLEY Dentist Lester Fisher Bldg. Ph.

502 Big Spring Uogulnr ISc 1'apers action Cleaaslnf Tissue 500 39 827 Page Webster Dictionary Woodburys MARSHALL VAN POOL Milk of Magnesia and His Orchestra Quart 25c Pacquin Hand Cream Kubbing Alcohol Aspirin Tablets Bonle IOO Bottle Stoe Friday and Saturday Selected Specials 1O AtlM Shoe Polish Choice oftan. brown or black. Tooth Brush Assorted colon and slice, Hot Water Bottle 89e (Guarapleed 1 Yeur) Alarm Clocks 98c Nipples 5i Rubber Gloves 23c Touchdown Rubber Football Durable rubber with a patented valve. Centaur Playing Cardri Good quality lii eu finish cards. 29c SHOP NOW! FOR CHRISMAS GIFTS Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan Wacker's Stores 5 to $5 Merchandise 210 Main Beauty Aids Elizabeth Arden Dorothy Gray Dorothy Perkins Vita-Ray Lines JOHNSON'S GLO-COAV No rubbing! No Polishing! with this new floor polish by the makers of Johnson's Wax SPECIAL COMBINATI 1 (Pint) Glo-Coat G5c 1 Glo-Coat Applier 75c WALL-PAPER SALE 80-in.

1'Iastic Basket lOc 15o Weave tapers i Per Per A I Roll Roll THORP PAIN! STORE ON OFFER Both for Heavy Sheeting Yds. to U). Ik Remedies Dependable Cold Remedies King's and Whitman's CANDY Use Our Lay-A way Plan for Children's Toys IOT COFFKK at i'elroleum BMg. and stores. Experience Prescription ABILENE, CYPRESS Muiii Building Settles Store Open Unlil P.

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