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THE EiliPOHU DAILY GAZETTE Emporia, Kansasj Saturday, February 4, 1939 i.ARK GARLE AND NOtt.MA SHEARER, one a song nuil dance man ant! (be other phunry Russian cininti.s.s, find romance at lite brink of ivar in "Idiot's Pelislit." original wouldn't look too torrid to a modern Anyway, "Zaza" will be at the Granada Thur.sdny nnti FrkJny, with Miss Colbert ns the music hall girl who falls in love with Frenchman nnd considerable Attention from him. Hiiiiring reports from Paris that he is marric-tl, she fioes to find out niui meets Ins litlle daughter. Tlint her nnd from thru 0:1 the battle is within h-jrself, trying to decide whether film wants lite man (Herbert Marshall) mure than wonts for t'-'p little girl. Lahr Is the slur music hull parlner and several other fum- ou.s players arc in the oast. In "Znzn:" Chiilflrttr- CoJbpn DiilrrMip HerbiTt Mar.slinll CiiPciirt lletl I.iiiir Aunts Helen ConMniirt 1 I-'lorlniiUB Gi-nrvtcve Malr.drot Ciitk-tl Ffw thpiiter pnIrons or readers Tvho at the show r.r.ci theater rrvirw? news that DfiicUl," sl.irvin^ Al- irff.

Linn Lynno Feminine, is 01 the bic hits ihf f.vi>' (hat it phyod thlsj Cily with orly- Rut Kansas Cuy isn't. fr.r Kir.L-onn. for tilt' lirinuin? movie vrr- to 'own Sun- Konciiv (iuv, with C'lnrk in Ths two a IT those present wh'-i travelers near the boundary Int'L- European nation are stopped ni the border hotel nnd or- to night. The plot mound lite of the hotel's guests terriWe air rale! breaks out them. In the party are Gabie find the girls of his song and dance revue; Miss Shearer, phoney Russian counters; Eriward Arnold, munitions munufticUircr: Burgess Meredith, pacifist; Peter Willes nnd Pat Patterson, a young English couple on honeymoon; and Joseph the commander of the frontier post.

Cat: tur "ISiul's Delight:" Xnrmrc clnrk auUlf A.rhi!!o Wrbt-r EMivaril Arnold Dr. rilarles CoDuri- KIrvlir.e SchilitkraiU Hllrc'ss Merortllll l.nuni Ikipc Crcuf. Donald -Varaficl Oulhtpiu-r Mr. Cherry rotor Wiles Cherry Pnt Patttrsuii lectivo," opening at the Strand Wednesday for the, remainder ol the week. The horoinne young Bonita Granvllle, recently transferred from the "rncanie" roles whlrh made her famous as young child, and put Into parts such ns this of "Nancy Drew," the scliool- lilrl sleuth.

In this episode, Nancy scents crooked work when an old woman, benefactor ot a girl's school, relires to a rest farm where no one can reach her. It's different angle ami a new star for mystery inns. The companion picture will be "Colorado Kid," in which Bob Steele tries to befriend his boss nnd thus places himself In a position for suspicion when the sheriff (the reul murderer) gallops onto the scene where Steele is examining his dead employer. Marion VVeldon is the girl who almost spoils Steele's chances of Betting out alive while she's trying to help him. mew, Douclivp." ctist: N'aticy llrcw BonUa Oranville Drew Lltel Chnllnri Jnmea Staphenfion Ted Frunkle Thomtis Insprcicir MilHpiui Prnnk Orth Ertia Schneidrr Rente Mnry Elilriilui; Helena I'hllllpa Evan.i HnlliKler Churlcs TrowbrUiEc 'luyiTS fur Kid:" Colonit!" Kid Dab Btcele limn Tole.s Mnriou WntdJii Wolf Iiuu-s Karl HaclcoU jbrn I'ncker Ernie Adams Slurlif llnntion Ted Ada-ns Tolt-s Frank La Rue noon.

Refreshment were served to 12 persons. Several years ago the piny was considered one of the hottest of the torrid plays, nnd made the most of its naughty French background. Now "Zaza" has been trimmed down to get past the Will Hnys office, and made into film fare with Claudette Colbert in the title role. It's still a lively play, but not the vJvJd red number of former years, according to reports. Maybe the To residents of this section, no summnry is necessary for the of most colorful ot the midwest's outlaws, nor is it newt that a technicolor film has beer, made about, and his brother.

Many Emporians went to Pineville. hist summer while the James" company was on location, and everyone read about the movie ma Icing' which went, on there for a month or i wo. Anyway, "Jos.se James," in all adventurous glory, -will be shown on the Granada screen for five days, beginning Saturday. Reviewers who saw the film in early releases have been most enthusiastic about the picture, at the same time admitting it is not exactly accurate on its history. The big cast is headed by Tyrone Power in the title role, with Henry Fonda ns his brother.

Nancy Kelly is tho sweetheart, and the rest of the group includes Randolph Scott, Henry Hull. Slim Summcr- ville, Brian DonJcvy, Donald Meek and Jane D.irwell. A STUNT STARTED by Franchot Tone backfires, and lie fimls himself caught in his own Franciska Gaal as (he lovely bail for that trap. This PC.CUC is from "The Girl Downstairs." Variety in capital letters is personified in the two shows at the Strand Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Franchot, Tone and Franciska Gaa! head the cast for "The Girl Downstairs," a sophisticated romantic comedy, while Jane Withers goes cowgirl in "The Arizona Wildcat." In the first, Tone is tile playboy who anopts the trick of dating the scullery maid.

Miss Gaal. in order to get into the house of his current llame, Rita Johnson. Comes the fina! showdown, of course, and he realizes he loves the maid instoacl of the temperamental and spoiled heiress who rules the house. Waller Connolly is Miss Johnson's blustering father in this iest. The resourceful Mis.

1 Withers finds out from her adopted father, Leo Carrillo, that he was, years be- lore, the leader of the secret "El Gato" band which rode the southwest to rob the rich and feed the poor. She airs the old "El Galo" Owl Show Tonight 11:00 9 p. m. Tickets good MENU'S lEAOIS! tGYE UHf IK COVED? SU Of Kil ERNST LUBITSCH lOc After 10:15 sign once more to sen re tnmcli of crooks out ol the country see justice done by William Henry. Cnst for "The Dnvrnslnlrs: 1 KlUerilm Llnz Oan! Paul Wilier Vrunchnt Tone? Mr.

W.iHcr Connolly WIIllp Hi-Blrmld CJimlhiiT Brown nun charlir- fifpiiiitk! Adoif Purnpfrl FrtutJrllii Im- "The Arlzrma Wildcnl:" Mary Jane Withers Mivnurl IK'rn'uK-r'z Cixrrlllo P.elcl Pnullnc Moort: DnnnM Clark William Henry Hlrhrird Baldwin Henry Hule CnlUnvny IXniylus FowU'y JANE WITHHKS and Leo Carrillo muy not lie Knnil musicians, bul (liry're lottil "The Arizona Wlld- i'iil," a Stniml Feature Sunday, Mnmiiiy and Tuesday. COFFEY COUNTY Home Was Burned SpiH-ml to 'I lie Gazette: LcRoy, Feb. of the C. D. Cookscy family whose home south of LcRoy was destroyed by fire recently, arc living with neighbors temporarily.

The Floral club was entertained Tluirscluy afternoon by Mrs. V. Watson. A luncheon was rjcrved svt 1 o'clock. Vnlenunes were given as favors.

The afternoon was spent with progressive bingo. Mrs. J. S. ROWR received high score, Mrs.

Omcr GK-tnn second, and Mrs. George Sims third. The consolntion prize went to Mrs. Fred Herdman Mr. nnd Mrs.

Lore Brnder gave a dinner party for 16 rjuests Tuesday evening. Bridge was played. The Builders class of the M. E. Sunday school held an all dny meeting Thnrsdny at the C.

S. Colton home. A dinner was served nt noon, nnd the nfternoon was spent qulitlng find sewing. Twenty-two persons were present. Andrew Lankton is reported to be seriously in the Veterans hospital at Wichita, where he will need to remain several weeks.

The Sunshine club met nil dny Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Rose Hildebrand. A luncheon was nt noon. Tim nfternoon Was spent sewing for the hostess. A new scries of detective films is Mrs.

Dessie Goclkin entertained launched with "Nnncy Drew, Do- her bridge club Wednesday nfter- LAST TIMES TONIGHT "Road Demons" GENE AUTRY in "Rhythm of the Saddle" HENRY AKMETTA HENRY ARTHUR tames lom hombics the wild and woofy west! ROMANCE YOU'LL DREAM ABO FRANCISKA GA FRANCHOT TONE WALTER REGINALD GARDltfER RITA JOHNSON AN 10c 20c Sun. Shows .1:15 7:00 8:45 The Marathon Filling Station here has been taken over by Mr nnd Mrs. F. B. Haley, of Tola.

Members nnd friends of the LeRoy Christian church held a brotherhood meeting at the church Wednesday night. A supper was cerved. The Smllin' Thru 4-H club met Tuesday with Billy Parmerly. Holl call was answered by naming 1S39 projects. The club's new played a number.

Fifteen mem- 3crs and suests were present. Mrs. George Babbs was hostess to the Farm Bureau unit at Spring Creek Thursday. Social diseases were discussed, and a musical game was played with Marian Ward as prize winner. The club each month.

Ed Hale and Company are drilling new oil well on the William Hnzen farm near LeRoy for a Hutchinson oil firm. Drilling is proceeding day and night. Mrs. B. P.

Elrod entertained the Royal Neighbors lodge members Wednesday afternoon. After the business meeting- the afternoon was spent playing games. Mrs. C. Howard, and Mrs.

J. S. Rowe were prize winners. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Vera nnd Miss Dorothy R.

A. Allotment Is Approved Special to The Gazoue: 4 News has been received that a Rural Electrification allotment of $120,000 has been approved for Coffey county. The stun assures 112 miles of high line will be constructed. The high line will service approximately 198 farm homes. The annual meeting- of the Coffey County Rural Electrification Cooperative association will be held at I o'clock the afternoon of February for the election of officers and directors and other business.

Present directors of the association are J. J. Blrk, president; John Mozingo, vice president; Glen Rhoads, secretary; Wayne Payer, treasurer, nnd Fred Mcalrs. Ernest Rosslllon, Charles Jones and. Wayne White.

Aid Society Meets Special to The Gazette: Gridley, Feb. 2 The Prairie Chapel Aid society met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George Errett, with 22 members and 13 guests present. The guests were Mes- darnes Art Daunum, Clarence Cokley, Everett Pinon, Lester Rhodes, George Saucier, Leonard Young, Ruben Young, John Young, Dan Young. Jack Williams, Harold Sauder, Herman Strahm, and Miss Martha Young.

Plans were made to hold a chicken supper at the Brrctt school the evening of February 21. During the afternoon a courtesy shower was given by Mrs. Roy Strahm. Mrs. Fred Jones entertained the Kensington club at her home Wednesday afternoon.

Twelve members were present and Mrs. L. W. Leplar and Mrs. Glen Kirkham were gue.st.s.

Valentine idens were carried out in the decorations and refreshments. Programs, Menus Folders. We design dance programs, party menus, specialty printing of kinds. Let us put our ideas to work for you. Tlje Gazette.

Phone 4fl More than 7.0UO families are looking for your Gazette ad MARION COUNTY. Mystery Fire Destroys School Valley School Costing: $10,000 Burns in Night Special to The Oazeite: Florence, Feb. 4 Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Spring Volley school building, four miles south of Florence, Monday night. one seemed to have noticed the blnse and the destruction was not discovered until about 5 o'clock Tuesday morning when Mrs. Ross White, who lives just west of the school, happened to glance in that direction to find only the chimney remaining of the two room building.

FIRE AFTER 1 O'CLOCK. Ralph Melrowsky, who lives a quarter of a mile west of the school nnd across the road, says he returned home from his work in Florence about 1 o'clock Tuesday morning and the building had not burned at that time. The building, a two room frame structure, was built 17 years ago at a cost of approximately $10,000. It had a basement and a furnace, but In late years the furnace had not been used. A coal stove was used for heat.

This is the third fire to occur In that neighborhood within the past two years. The other two fires resulted in the destruction of the Nora Sharrai house, in which the Carpenter family lived, and the house In which Bill Freeborn lived. USE ANOTHER BUILDING. Five pupils ore registered in the Spring Valley school this year with Miss Lucrella Waner as teacheV. The building was insured but will not be rebuilt at once.

The Milton Fchoo! building, two miles south of the one burned, has been leased for the rest of the term, and school was resinned in that building Thursday morning. The Milton school has not been used for the past four years. school, class of 1932, and he also was a student in Stickler's Business College at Tdpeka. He is now employed In the Sunklst garage at Blythe, Calif. They will be at.

home to their friends at Murphy and First street, in Blythe. Falls From Chair Fractures Hip Special lo The Guzotte: Hartford, Feb. Ella- Griffiths broke her hip Thursday afternoon, when she fell from a chair that she was standing on while cleaning out the flue in her Uin- inproom. She was taken to the Newman Memorial County hospital in Emporia Friday. Mrs.

Griffiths had been home only a few days from Kansas City, where she hntl been visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Edith Cassady. Birthday Party Special to The Gazette: Florence, Feb. 4 Miss Louise Adams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred A'dams, celebrated her 17th birthday anniversary Wednesday, February 1, when her parents Rave a party in her honor at the Pla- Alor room. Miss Adams received many Guests included: Nadine Noll, Roland Myers, Jeraldine Jensen, Rsx Guy Rector, Edith Mae McCready, Margaret Titus, Bill Hickman, George Williams, Donald Williams, Arlene Arlene Williams. Henricks, and Louise Adams. Fire Destroys Americus Home Special to The Gazette: Americus, Feb. house here occupied by the Ross DeWeese family burned at noon Thursday The house located on a traci joining the townsite on the southeast.

Mrs. DsWeese was at home alone and the fire was well under way when she discovered it. It apparently had started around the chimney, and the attic was ablaze when discovered. There was no telephone in the house. Mrs, DeWeese's call brought neighbors to her help, Thomas Barr, C.

E. Key. and others. The Americus fire truck made the run but got there too late to save the house. A few pieces of furniture and a small roll of bedding was about all that was caved.

J. C. Rollins, one of the volunteer firemen, received severe cut on the back of his right hand from broken glass. He was taken to an Emporia hospital, where he received treatment. The house was owned by a Mr Moutrey, of Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson, of Osage City, were dinner guests at (he Parry-Wise home in lieosho Rapids Thursday.

The freshman class went to Marlon Wednesday evening to spend the evening roller skating. About 35 students were present. Miss Esther Benedict and Carl Smith are the freshman sponsors. LYON COUNTY. Malthy-Walliser Special tn The Onzctty: Hartford, Feb.

has been received by Mrs. Nettie Madden of the inarriage of her son Roy Alvin Walliser Januarv 19 to Miss Muzetta Malthy, of Blythe, Calif. They were married in Yuma, by Rev. Gillenwater, of the First Baptist church. The bride is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. E. O. Malthy, of Blythe, and is a graduate of the Blythe High school, class of 1933. She was employed as telephone operator at Blythe.

Mr. Walliser is a graduate of the Hartford High MORRIS COUNTY. Tag Sale To 2,175 Special to The Gazette: Council Grove, Feb. 4 At the close of business Wednesday'night 2,175 car tags had been sold here as compared with 2,386 on the smae date a year ago. However, about 50 car owners have deposited the price of their tag with the treasurer but the tags have noi been issued because the owners have lost their certificate of title, or have purchased a car and the title has not been transferred to them Last year 2,992 car tags were sold and it is expected that more will be issued in 1939.

About 800 owners will have to pay the 50-cent penalty. Members of the Fellowship class of the Methodist church entertained Wednesday night with a party Those present were Marion Sites, Connie Rinker, Jean Gullickson. Mary Louise McFarland, Marjorle Oliver, Floyd Culver, Neil Heldrlck, James Bean, Duane Quinri, William and Lewis Norton, and Rev. C. Games were Saturday evening.

Covers were laid for: Mr. and Sidner, and daughters, 'Nancy-Ann, and Mary, of Abilene; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sldner, -of Wichita; Mrs. Loyal Green, and daughter, Lillian of Independence; Mr.

and Mrs; L. Linnens, and Ralph, and Mr and Mrs. Ray RIggs, Mr. nnd Mrs Russel Cain, fciula, Bertha Marie. Willa Mae, and Bobby, all of Cedar Point.

The Young Married People's Sunday school class was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hogouardy Tuesday evening. About thirty persons were present. The evening was spent playing games.

Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be late in February with Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Ir- wln. Has Operation Special to The Oazeite: Saffordville, Feb.

Elizabeth Crook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook, underwent an operation Thursday at the University of Kansas hospital in Kansas City, Kansas. Miss Crook's condition is reported satisfactory. Charles Crook accompanied his daughter to Kansas City and spent several 'days with her.

It was necessary for: her to bs given two blood transfusions during the operation. The members of Jomarla Chapter of the Order of the Eastern who attended the district meeting in Smporia Wednesday were: Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

IniMasche, Mrs Winifred Troyer, Miss Julia Im- Masche, Mrs. W. R. Cooper, Mrs V. L.

ImMasche, Mrs. A. D. Selves. Mrs.

Herb Klassen, Mrs. William Hyle, Mrs. Elwin Wood, Mrs. Carl Fellows, Mrs. F.

D. Jones, Mrs Lou Stewart, Miss Mabel Stewart. Mrs. C. W.

Jacobe, Mrs. Arthur Starkey, Mrs. N. B. Scribner and Mrs.

Helen Yenzer. WOODSON COUNTY. Seriously Injured special to The OUT tic- Toronto, Feb. condition of Rhodes Carlisle, who was injured severely January 28 when he slipped from the seat of the tractor and fell beneath a wagon loaded with wheat, is serious. He is' in Johnson hospital, Chanute.

The Christian Endeavor societies of Toronto, accompanied by Rev. B. Prather, Mark Sample, and Rev. Mr. Clark, attended the county meeting at Yates Center this week.

Teacher Is Sick Special to The dnzetle: Toronto, Feb. Miss Woolaway, substituted this week for Miss Jean Miller, who is sick with the flu. Miss Miller is -the first and second grades teacher, In the Toronto schools. Miss Bernice Schlingloof, of Hill City, has taken over the management of the Modern Beauty Parlor, from Miss Elnine Drummond. Cuss The Gazette but read 111 COAL Broken uro Fancy Lump HenrjTKtta Fancy Lump No.

21 Deep Shaft Lump Grade "A 1 Paris All tjuality Coals i'hone 39 For Quick. Courteous Service Smith Lumber Co. Medical Directory Tbt fallowing tn ill mrmhtn In xpoi ttaxJint of tbt Isjon County UrJirtt Aisotiilifa inj tn traJmtn rcfruttblt tcboolt. C. W.

LAWRENCE, M. D. Sortean M. A. Finley, M.

D. Physician and Surgeois Phono: m. Strand Building DAVID R. DAVIS, M. D.

Pediatrics and Snrgerj Phonps: Rt, II no rail Rich Building DR. CLYDE WILSON Diagnosis and Surfcry Electric i'ovet Hldg. Office Phnnr ill. tSl It no anutttr. eftll 441 CHASE COUNTY.

Couple Celebrates 45th Anniversary Special to Ttae GizHte: Csdar Point, Feb. and Mrs. S. J. Sidner celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary with a dinner 0.

J. Corbett, M. D. Snrserj and Raj fhonm Res ssn It DO Bnswrr call Phys. Cxrh 411 Com') H.

M. D. Interim) and Skin ulFtaret Rui Mte. KTB 4G4 101 Building Mat. 10c-25c Tonight Jolm Gnrjiehl in 'THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL" THE THRILLTHEY EVER GAVE YOU! Norma Shearer and Clark Gable together again! Jn tho romance ol a "ham" song-and-dance man and "a red-headed liar from Omaha" who found love when, trapped in a swank European hotel on a drama-filled night when nevr world war began! This feature no doubt will be one of 1939's ten best.

Sun. Shows, 1:30, 3:35, 7:00. 9:05 EDWARD CHARLES JOSEPH ARNOLD COBURN SCHILDKRAUT MARCH OF TIME Presents State of the What does the future hold for America? will every man have a Job in 1939? ALSO WALT DISNEY CARTOON NEWS DR. j. J.

HOVORKA Physirlan and Sure eon Bane Bide aunt ios alnW Phnnc 410 DR. M. T. CAPPS Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat 309 Bank BldR Office phone SJUt- pbonr IBM DR.

H. C. NUTTING Genlto Urinary Diseases National Bar.l- nidr EmporU W. B. Granger, M.

D. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat Glasses Pilled A. Ground Floor Gazette Bl Offlre Pborif R7J Clyde 0. Merideth, M.

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D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Li lasses Pitted Room 101 Second Floor. Building P. Butcher, M. D.

Oifico Ph. Z7S Res. Pb. WO Physician and Surgeon If no answer call Etch. 441 Quite 315.

Clt. Bank Bids. DR. F. A.

ECKDALL Physician and Surgeon Local for A. T. P. Phunei: Rus- answer Phya, i4f Citizens Nafl Bank Bide Philip W. Morgan, M.

D. DUenoFlt onu Offkr Pb Kr. Pb II1B OD answer call Phji. Exrh 441 Gajcitu Building 101 Oil Nafl Bk C. E.

Partridge, M. D. Physician and Surgeon orflrt When amvcr eall Pbi A Sun Eirhanlf Ml A. W. Corbett, M.

D. Surgery and X-Raj rbcnri: Bus IftS. fiea. $39 If DO call Vbjn, Czcb- 441 60T.4 Com'l Frank Foncannon, M. 0.

Surgery and X-liay Phones: Bui IS. 47 It no answti call Kick. 141 Sultr tfll Qareus aulloinj Dental Directory Tbr follouinf in ill memtrn Ibr Amtrlfm Dentil hi DR. LOY HARRIS Dentist H71 OR. JOHN E.

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