Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 1

(Tex.) KICMttVCHttOHICLl-Fridey, Peb. ItH A fcwMMt wffi be held at 5:30 p.m. at tte American Legion QaB. Movie win be furnished by the Deaton Playboys. Donations vffl be couple.

Jeha 0. Faotfrt of Kttnotu, chairman tt the Board ot Super of the Denton-Wise Soil Con District, was scheduled to return to Dentoa today from Oklahoma. City, where be nu been attending the national convention of soil conservation district supervisors. An executive ef the Woman's Shakespeare Club has been called for Saturday at 3:30 p.m. by Mrs.

Ben W. Boyd, president. The meeting will be held in the Boyd home, 21M Bell. A new series ef WMMy pre- grams, featuring members of the MUVt-IN THIATSI FRIDAY SATURDAY FREE-VUE SAT. It P.

M. MARKETS LITUTOCK JOBT WOBTPT, I'M) 380; 110; ixxa- mon and. food alftufhtar and heUnt 30.00-3S.OO: bwf con Dentoe County Medical Society, will start over radio station KDNT next Tuesday at 1 p.m. Doctors will discuss questions of medical interest on the weekly programs. The chlU supper scheduled hi held at the First Christian Church tonight at for Sunday school teachers, members of the Board of Education, board members and their wives, has been cancelled.

PERSONALS Mrs. E. W. Provence, 310 Bolivar, is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. end Mrs.

Harry Provence, in Waco. Johnny Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones, is ill with measles at his home, 2209 Bolivar. Mrs.

H. W. Howe of San Antonio is visiting her mother and sister, Mrs. W. B.

Francis and Mrs. Helen Harris, at 220 South Locust. Sbe will be in Denton 10 days. Mrs. George FincV, instructor of home economics at Texts State College for Women, was the guest speaker at a meeting of the Association for Childhood Education in Wichita Falls this week.

Her topic was "Meeting the Social Needs of Children." Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maxwell, 125 Bonnie Brae, have received word of the birth of a son Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Karnes, Storrs, Conn. Mrs. Kernes is the former Dorothy Maxwell. J. W.

Karnes of Dentou is the other grandparent. Mrs. Vivian Garrett, 1000 Panhandle, and Mrs. Ernest. Slglsr of Lewisviile recently attended funeral services for their Jurat, Mrs.

C. H. Fee In CiiCo. J. T.

House and Mrs. A. B. Krout, also nieces of Mrs. Fee, ware unable to attend.

HOSPITAL NOTES Flow Memorial Hospital: Admitted: Mrs. Carter Lambert, 1105 Panhandle, medical patient; Mrs. Ada Jo Hobson, Rt. 1. medical patient; Mrs.

E. C. Walton, Dal- I las, medical patient; Mrs. L. L.

Laije, 620 Austin, surgery; Mrs. W. M. Bridges, 1715 West Hickory, medical patient; Mrs. Margaret Henry, 1616 West Oak, medical pa tient; J.

G. Atkins, Highland Park I Road, medical patient; Rev. A. D. Rogers, 903 West Sycamore, medical patient; J.

0. Nance, Pros- par. Dismissed: Edward Hestande, cotnmoo aud good daughter calrea 25.OO-3fi.OO; madlum and good 33.00-42.00. 400: butcher boca weai to IB lower; aom unehantvd to 60 down: plsx aeaxce; good and choice 190-280 Ib 22.76; madlum and good ISO-MO Ib hogs J0.60-Z3.25; torn 19.00-30.00. Shtep J.4OO; alattghter and medium and good tell alkughttr Urnta 32.00; mixed fat and iMdar umba with No.

3 92 Ib at 32.00. FRIDAY GRAIN FORT WORTH, Feb. 23 Wheat (To. hard l.SS Corn Ho. 1 3.22 Oata No.

1 white 1.31-13 Ho. a rollow mllo 3.M-8S per 100 Ibs. upils Give Play At Rotary Meet Students of the fifth and sixth rades of the Texas SUte College or Women Demonstration School resented a Spider nd the Fly," at the Thursday oon meeting of the Rotary Club. Miss "Ruth Andrews, a supervi- or of student teaching, was at the iano and made the introductions, vhich included Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Mrs.

Philip Walker, teachers of the two grades. Dr. I. B. Nye, veterinarian, was ntroduced as a new member oi he Rotary club by Jack Bonds, bairman.

Harvey Funeral For G.A. Upchurch Funeral services for Granville A. Upchurch, 2505 Charlotte, who lied about 3 a.m. today at the Elm Street Hospital and Clinic, re pending word from relatives. Upchurch, 55, had been e.

resident of Denton for four years. His will remain at the Upchurch home until time for the funeral. He Is survived by his wife, Mrs. Vera Mae Upchurch; two daugh- ers, Patsy Ruth and Virginia SUen; one sister, Mro. Dovie all of Denton, and two brothers, C.

E. Upchurch of Dentoa and T. B. Upchurch of Pallas. HOMER CURTIS INSURANCE Office Ro'Jio Center 304 in liimun unit Mow Thru Sat.

THEfflOUTUIUJC LAST DAY A Farce Comedy For the Family ADDED Warner Pathi and Papeyt Cartoon CAREY Wendell COREY E'len DREW 'THE GREAT MISSOURI RAID" TeermkolorFsmllyFltm Piui: Gerald McBoIng SATURDAY ONLY CHILDREN! It's Pay Day at This Saturday's Morning Show Jiggi Out WesJ" Comtdy Cartoon Serial IHTEKSTATE IMEATIt New Thru Set. Randolph Scott "BOMBARDIER" R-x. Adits, Yitf. BOGART AtiSHcliDJIN BAITCNM MIDNtTE SAT. Betty Groblt "Call "HXASDYNAMO" ADDED: Cartoon Rldlon was program For Casey This Afternoon final tor LeKoy Casey were be held this afternoon at I p.m.'by the chapel of the Shep- lerd Funeral Home.

Rev. Philip IValker wu to be in eharfe of were E. B. Brown, E. V.

Tbornbum, Fred Dentison, G. W. Long, Eddy Sehertz and J. ait of Denton. Interment was to be in Roselawn cemetery.

Casey, 48, died Tuesday In the Veterans Hospital in HcKlnney where he had been about two months. Born in Minnesota, Casey serr- With the Army in the South Pacific during World War U. He is survived by. his wife, the former Mildred Ply-tar, 602 Wen Hickory, two sons, 4, and Timothy, his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Amos Casey of Seattle, and three brothers, Clarence and Willard Casey of Seattle and Les Casey of Bismarck, N.D.

A few tricks that Junior ahouid -not try on. his bicycle were demonstrated by The Cycling Villa naves. With bicycle and uni-cycle tbey performed feats seldom teen i such A 35-minute-long precurtaln act wai presented by mentors of the (how which tbe Klwania Oub takes to Ash burn General Hospital. The is supervised by K. D.

Truer, ilidell; Mrs. Eunice Reedy, 1108 Mays; Mrs. Gertrude McDonald, Fort Worth; Mrs. Eva McCray, 1500 North Elm; Mrs. Margaret Kelly and infant, LewisvlUe; W.

A. Fortune, Argyle; Mrs. Lorraine Metzger, Sherman Drive. Elm Street Hospital and Clinic: Dismissed: L. Brewer, Rt.

C. L. Waller, 601 Rose; Mrs, Lee Pcnnington, 41B Keltic. Minstrel (Ooottauaa front 1) tie days with the Believe." meaningful, Commission (Continued from Page 1) It was explained that the office would probably be only a part- time one. Also winning hearty approval of former commissioners was the proposal to change from $100 to $1,000 the amount of goods that must he bought by bids.

At present all items Aver $100 can be bought only after sealed bids are advertised and received A general ham-stringing of govern meat is caused by the delay, pres ent commissioners said. It boiled down to that you can' buy much for $100 any more, as one commissioner pointed out. A proposal that city commission eri receive as compensation fo serving, 110 for each regular meet ing and $5 for each additions meeting, not to exceed $25 for any one month, brought a mixed re action from the former commis lioners, who, like the presen ones, served gratis. One former commissioner though making it a paying job might tltiact men who were after the money, only. E.

J. Williams, a former commissioner, wanted to know if the proposal couldn't be retroactive. Gambill pointed out that many man-hours are spent each month on city business; and that the small amount proposed was certainly not commensurate for the time given commissioners. Most hearty support, perhaps, was the proposal to set up voting boxes in other parts of the city. At present the only box for city elections is at the Central Fire Station.

With population becoming greater and the city expanding, Gambill said that many voters hated to breve the lung lines at the one fire hall box, and thereby would not vote. He said that placing boxes in other parts of the city, would not mean that the city would be divided into precincts, but would mean that residents would have an opportunity to vote easier. The number of precincts and voting boxes would be determined by commissioners for each election, the proposal states. Former commissioners present were W. W.

King, Dr. Jack Johnson, Ed Williams, George Fritz W. C. Orr, Henry Caddel Leon Sparlcman, C. E.

Craln, T. Caruthers and Claude Castleberry. Rogers Tcel, former city attor ney, was also present. Included In Thursday night's en- were Esther Oxford, Rose Mary Brau, Zoe Austin, and Jim Burgoon, Sandra Stark, Jody Currens, John McGowan, Mary Beth Harberger, Qene Hutchison, Tommy Hughes 'and Benny Karnes. For tonight's performance, Tras has announced, the "Off Keys and a Natural" will be added.

This group Includes J'Nevelyn Tunnl- cliff. Tommy Jack McClellln, Phil, lip Cole, Bobby Steele, John Hall and Clyde Elrod. Members of the chorus are Fer rls A. Billensperger, T. C.

Bowman, A. 0. Calhoun, J. L. Carrico, Bob Cole, Bruce Davis Forbes Dyer, Mack Gay, Johnny Guyer, Eugene Hall, Tom Harpool, Deals Headlee, Arthur Mackey, Frank Martlno, Mack Masscy, Joe Mitchell, Eddie Morrison, Stan Munson, L.

W. Newton, Lee Preston, DerWayne Scoggins, Jack Sklles, George SpulJsr, James Spurlock, John Storrie, D. Stinebaugh, Melvin Taylor and E. Traster. The set was designed and exe cuted by the Merchandising Arts Class at the NTSC School of Busi ness, under the direction of Mrs Helen Wright.

Lighting eCCects were by Graham Hamrick, Roy An derson and Jack Marr. Lions Hear Garza Project Official Members of the Club bad an opportunity to learn the vistnets of new Garza- JtUe Elm 'Dam and Reservoir when they heard Kenneth M. Smith, chief of the construction di- of the Fort Worth District, Corps of Engineers, at their reju- ar meeting last night. In addition to reporting on the progress of the Dentoa County project, Smith alto showed slides of simlllar project! that have been completed recently. Accompanying Smith to the ons Club meeting were Fred W.

Jackson, deputy for Civil Works Construction; John J. Russell, project engineer for Garta-Llttle 31m and Grapevine projects, and Robert B. Crockett, construction assistant In charge of the Garza- LJttle Elm dam. Music for the meeting Including longs by Hisses Tinker Cunningham and Mary Jo Thomas, two of the original "Moon-Maids" of Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra. Bob Willis wai program chairman.

Justin Rites Set For Mrs. Curry Funeral services for Mrs. H. A. Curry, 74, will be held Sunday in the Justin Methodist Church.

Rev. Noble Glasco will conduct the rites. Interment will be in the IOOF cemetery at Justin. Mrs. Curry died at her home at 7:40 a.m.

today. She had been ill three weeks. A 30-year resident of Justin, Mrs. Curry had lived in ths state since she was four. She was horn in Indiana.

Aug. 10, 1874. Her husband preceded her in death Dec. 1944. She is survived by two sons, B.

A. and E. L. Curry of Justin; one daughter, Mrs. Bessie Frazler of Justin; two brothers, Ernest Buck of Dallas and Clark Buck of Waxa- haehie; four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.

Goen Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Seed-House E.O WE SPECIALIZE IN TASTY FRIED CHICKEN TEXAN DRIVE INN Mill Elm St. Ph. 2107 Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week AT THE CAMPUS KIDDIE SHOW at 9:30 A. FREE every child will ftf contiinlnt mwMy ranflng amounU from Trit followlnj merchant! plat.

in tt eeu- pant good for $1 In mcrcheruIlM Th4 Co. Burr'i ICahn't Dry Goods Nub's i II War IrMkt Druf Ttkln Brut J. ftnnty Dkk 9rt. Mfy art. Sheai ALL THIS PLUS A TIP-TOP SHOW Round About I Continued from 1) ties, the lines were materially damaged.

We had some parts of our lines that were sagging near the ground, but the weight wus noi sufficient to break any of them." "I'm batching," said Bill While. 205 Avenue "and I guess 1 am doing all right as I've had 79 years to learn a little about tat ng care of myself while Mrs Dallas, where she is looking aftei Dallas, where he Is looking after her sons-in-law and children. Mrs Clyde Simmons and Mrs. Josie Deeds, daughters of the Whites have gone to Georgia for a vis it of two weeks. Justice Z.

D. Lewis, who has perCormed many marriage cere monies since he has been a jus tlce, received a cartoon from some friend. The cartoon plctur ed a justice performing a cere mony for a man and woman am below the picture was printed: now pronunce you man and wife sentences to run concurrent Alio and Recommend POLIO (And Othar Drtid-Dlaeaui) Insurance FRED L. DENDY ICO McClurkan Bldg. Ph.

1574 TSCW STUNT NIGHT JUDGES ARE NAMED George Bragg of Denton, direc- of the Denton Civic Boys Choir, will be among the 14 judges selected for Texas State College for Women Class Stunts onight and.Saturday at 8:15 in the Main Auditorium. Judges were selected by Miss Mary Campbell, chairman of stunt committee on Judges, from recommendations made by each class. Seven judges were chosen for each of the two performances. Those judging Friday night will be Hiss Grace Halseu, of the Fort rVorth Star Telegram; Frank Wea- Jierford, manager of Interstate Theatres in Fort Worth; Alex Keese, of Station WFAA, Dallas; Miss Pat Cranston, teacher of tel- radio courses at Texas University. Karl Lambsrtz, president of Business Music Company; Mrs.

Billy Muth, director and producer of Fort Worth; and a representative from station WBAP-TV. For Prompt Removal Of Fallen and Dead Animals CALL LD 758 DALLAS, 1 EXAS TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY EXCELLENT BUY 3-bedroom home. Central mating. Inaulatlou throughout $10,500. 2333 or UNFURNISHED 3-room duplex apartment.

Pbona 1110-J. FOR SALE: Small electric brooder. 1113 Highland. WAKT to buy from owner. Home, will pay up to $6000 cash.

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Phone I007-J. LOST: Female brlndle bull dog, no tall. Old, bad teeth, nwda special food medicine. Last seen In 400 nlocfc W. Mulberry.

Reward. Call I 1180-M or 40. WANTED: Christian woman to live In home. Must be able to cook. 1B89-M or LOST: Near Krurn, TCXM.

endgite from 2S48 green PlcJatp. Return John Morris Chevrolet. Krum. Texas. NEW 2-room lurnWsed apartment for couple.

BlHj paid. 1120 Mill. HEAR OUR PASTOR Bible Study 9:30 a. m. Worship 10:50 a.m.

7:30 p.m. Radio Broadcast Every Sunday Station KDNT: S.S. Lesson a.m. Worship p.m. HEAR OUR CHOIR BAPTIS CHURCH Roger Hebord WARS MAY COME AND WARS MAY GO.

But your roofs will stilt leak, your interiors will still be water marked, and the rafters still rot protected. HAVE YOUR ROOF REPAIRED NOW AND. OUR REPUTATION YOUR PROTECTION NTSC Violinist To Give Concert Hans Muenzcr, resident violinist at North Texas State College, will, appear in concert at 3:30 p.m. Sun- dav on the Twilight Music series in Fort Worth. Miss Jean Harris' of the NTSC piano faculty will assist Muenzer.

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