The Daily News-Journal du lieu suivant : Murfreesboro, Tennessee • 5

Wednesday Afternoon, September 27, 1939. The Daily News Journal, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Home of Middle Tenn. State Teachers College and Tentt. College for Women 'iPigiftfif SUB DEB HEAD Miss Betty Parks Head Of Murfreesboro Sub-Deb' Club yy -3 WATCH HIS SMOKE Cumberland, Md.

(JF). John H. Twigg believes with Kipling; "A woman is only a woman, but a good cigar is a Memorial Hospital attaches found the 75-year-old patient's bed empty. He had walked out on a bevy of pretty, nurses. They caught up with him a block away.

He was in pajamas and robo, contentedly puf iing a perfecto. k4 BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Anyone wishing, to send birthday greetings through" this column, call 22. Zodiacal sign, Sept, 22 to Oct. 22, Libra or balance. September 27 Charlie Crockett Kenneth Dayton Beadle Martha Lucile Dickens Mrs- Hatton Vaughn Gltnn Potts Chib Plans Dince To Feature Thanksgiving Season Miss Betty Parks was re-elected president of the Sub-Deb club at the meeting- held yesterday at the home of Miss Mildred Ridley on East Main St.

Miss Mai Lytle was elected vice-president, Miss Lillian King, Secretary and Miss Carolyn Webb, treasurer. A feature of the meeting was the announcement of the following 'new members: Mfcsts Ruth Baird Jones, Dorothy Belle Gracy, Martha Ann Huddles-; ten, Octle McKnight, Dorothy Goldstein, Mary Jean Gannaway, Marv Elizabeth Overall and Claytie Car- ney. Plans were made for a dance to be held Thanksgiving. BEAR FLAG TO FLY Sacramento, Calif. (IP) The Bear flag, reminiscent of the brief period that California was a republic, has been ordered displayed in courtrooms and flown over -certain public -buildings, along with the Stars and Stripes.

SUREr and "'tis-a-; season for society edHorswith all the collegians away" at school and. everybody home' from their summer trips and sleeping late jn the mornings About the most interesting piece of news ve've heard during the past twenty-four hours was 1 re-election- of Betty (Parks at of the Sub-Debs with Mai Lytle, Lillian "King and Carolyn Webb. That Thanksgiving dance should be something worth being1 'thankful for' Surely the most popular member of the Jack Bell menage way down in Louisiana is the brand-new daughter" who made her debut early yesterday Grandparents Bell and Elrod lost no time in heading out the highway 7 And its a hearty welcome to tiny Miss Fite of Marianmv whose mother is far better known here as the former Miss Bessilee "Farmer Attractive Miller Reynolds of London and New Orleans, -who is visiting her. sister Mrsr R. ErRabun, was planning on spending, the winter in Greece, but Mr.

Hitler, changed her A i I- r-L I (if 1 it I A NICE BIG FIRE Cumberland, Md. Members of the Guy F. Long family, hiked into the woods for bonfire and wiener roast, but they needn't havs one-so-farfor-teiiL4ire. Mrs. little Hostess At Dessert-Tea For Mrs.

Reynolds -Continuing series of entertainments at which -Mrs. G. Reynolds, guest of her sister, Mrs; R. E. Rabun, is being honored was the dessert bridge which was given this afternoon at 1:30 by Cliff Little at her home in Ragland Courts.

Gueste were eMsdames Rabun, Henry Randolph, John Ware, John Patterson, Edwin Miller, Frank Eurgdorf and John Cooper. 1 They arrived home to find living room furniture ablaze. mind when he got out his teapot and stirred up. the proverbial 1 tPrtinPcf nAiir clio'f rrrviti rr XT Ht-laifii' Mrs. Rabun Hostess -r i i III 0 a Tomorrow, the girls will gather at the home of Lady 'Cell for the' Craddock club meeting Encouragement to the Council, of Social Agencies as it launches its drive to help Murfreesboro's needy that's really a Jiriend in need' Vivacious Maurine Jackson of Clinton, has been head of the Ruskin society at Tennessee College, just another proof of her popularity THEY FELT THE HEAT Roanoke, Va.

P) It was the hottest day that couldn't explain why two painters at work inside" a new; municipal building felt overheated. "I don't know what's the matter with-me-today "Im burning up, top," agreed the other. They investigated, found the furnace was being tested. Radiators were steaming hot. HOME AGAIN Wilma Birth, At Afternoon Party For Mrs.

Reynolds Mrs. A. G. Reynolds of London and New Orleans was.honoree at Coca-Cola party given yesterday afternoon at the home of her: sister, Mrs. E.

Rabun of South Boule- vard. Mrs. Reynolds was wearing black with trimmings in gold and white and both she and Mrs. Rabun wore shoulder corsages of gladioli and tuberoses. The serving table was laid with a cover of Japanese rice cloth and had for its centerpiece an arrangement of vari-colored garden flowers in a blue container.

Drinks and sandwiches were served to approximately twenty-five guests. WEDNESDAY 3 miMurfreesbpro Chapter, U. D. C. -meets at Woman's Club with Mrs.

C. B. Huggins, Misses Mary. Roberts and Libbie Morrow Murfree. THURSDAY 1 Craddock Study meets with Mrs.

W. R. Bell, Jr. FRIDAY German -born but Amiencan citizen, is glad to arrive in New York from war zone. She was "Miss Germany" at -Chicago automobile show last year.

German Bund Endorses Borah Ger New York Sept. 27. COLD STRIKE" NEW ENGLAND Boston, Sept. 26 Temperatures felt to within a few degrees of freezing tonight in northern New England as the autumn's coldest weatner succeeaed the season's first snowstorm, a fall that left a blan-kefe-ranginfLp-ta4wo-inchesatt. Albans, Vt.

In southern New. England, mercury dipped into the mid 4os at sundown. Heavy rain fell in that area. TIME MARCHES ON Bowling Green, Ky. John Davis, examining some heirlooms, found an ancient watch.

He wound and set it It's been running accurately ever since. The watch belonged to his grand father and is at least 75 years bid. 7 man-American bund speakers at a "patriotic dinner" last night denounced President Roosevelt's neutrality recoTrimehSatibnsas" "leading to 2:30 Mrs. W. B.

Carlton, and Mrs. Julian Hooper are hostesses at bridge and tea at the Woman's Club. 1 Us Betty Parks, daughter or Mr. Taylor Park of Murfreesboro was re-elected president of the Sub-Deb club yeterday the-meeting-held at the home of Mis Mildred Ridley. OPTEVIISTS' CLtB Toronto (JP) Because of "unsettled conditions" in Europe, Po-landidrewjtshibitjat the an.

nual Canadian National Exhibition here this year, but expressed confidence the country "will be exhibiting again next year." SUPPER AT ROCKVALE WE READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS! Personals Brandon Apartments, on East Main. rs circuiationmana-ger of the News Journal. Dudley Turner formerly qf is making his home at 604 North Maple, Mrs. Alton Woou underwent -an The parent-Tcaeher -association of Rockvale will sponsor an icecream supper on the school campus Saturday night, September 30, it was announcedtoday by Mrs. Mary Garrett, of the association.

An interesting program has been planned, Mrs. Garrett ANNOUNCEMENT -Mrs. Neal Elrod, president of the Crichlow ParentTeachers -association, announces an all-day correspondence course to be held at her home tomorrow, beginning at 10 o-- clock. All- board members are especially urged to attend, Mrs. Elrod said.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell of Shreve- port, La.r announce the birth of a daughter born. Tuesday morning. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii operation at Rutherford hospital MfTahdMrsrCtiff Bell have joined Mr.

and Irs. J. P. Elrod of Tulla-noma for a visit to Mr. and Mrs, Jack Bell and young daughter of Mrs.

Bell is the former Miss Mary Starr Elrod of Tullahoma. war" and reaffirmed the -bund's determination for "real nationalistic America. Fjitz JCuhn national fuehrer. who has been under ihvestigatioa ly the Dies committee, was present, but did not Kpeak. William Meyer, principal speaker, told the 200 guests that "In the last six years our state department has been merely a branch of No.

10 Downing street." 'The administration of President does not follow an American policy, a pro-British policy'' Meyer declared "We ve detr-mired to continue our fight for a real nationalistic America. We in America indorse the sta- of men 'ike Senator Nye an-1 liorrh who are fighting to kpf this r.aiion out of war. The road which the present administration is taking is the road to. war." this morning. Mrs.

C. Byrn is recuperating steadily from a recent illness. Mrs. B. N.

White returned 'yes rfrr Bon't fail Until Y0CR FET terday from a weeks' visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jordan Stokes, Jr. and Mr. Stokes, at Stokes Farm, Nashville. Mrs.

Stokes returned with old leather -Hits You! her for the day, are lrf Mr. and Mrs. Frank ass spending today In Clarksville. Shreveport, La. Mrs.

Tom Sibert is visiting her pa-rentj in Birmingham, Mrs. A. G. Reynolds of London, and New Orleans who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. R.

E. Rabun of South Boulevard, will leave the latter part of the week for New Orleans. J. M. (Dock) Cantreil left MoricTay via American Airlines for an extended stay in Cincinnati.

Mrs; F. Taylor of Rockvale, is visiting Mrs. Clara Bearden, Mrs. C. H.

Gurney and other relatives in Chattanooga. En route home, she will visit Mrs. W. A. Landers of Shelby ville, a niece of Mr.

Taylor. Lecion Demands LET US CHECK YOUR HEATING Bigger Army Mrs. Leah Weise spent yesterday in Nashville. Mr. and Mrs.

Charlie Baker have returned from a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Robinson of Tullahoma.

Mrs. Rice Woodfin ahd young daughter, Beulah Marie, will leave tomorrow for Chicago where Mrs. Woodfin will assist in the person Chicago, Sept. 27. () The American LjginJoreign relations committee in a "pronouncement," last night demanded that congress continue in sessionrin view of war in Europe and that United States Ik SYSTEM BEFOREHAND Is your furnace ready for the fall season? If you haven't had it examined recently you'd better do so now.

For prompt service phone 174. 1 AGENTS FOR MUELLER FURNACES AMERICAN ASPHAULT ROOFING l'jL $lk -tWtsasssjf 0F I miss aeity lung vnu spena ine week end in Lebanon and attended the opening dance at Castle Heights nel of the firm of A. L. Sullivan Weavers during the rush season. During her absence, her son, Edward John, will be with Mr.

and Mrs. John Woodfin, Sr. Military Academy. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe V. Chapman have arrived here from Indiana and East Vine St. armed forces be "expanded immediately to maintain our neutrality." The expression, adopted unanimously by sixty-two members of the group, demanded also that "appropriate action be taken to preserve the peace, sovereignty and dignity of this nation" during "the present- grave 1 In arriving at its pronouncement, the committee avoided recommendation of specific legislation concerning neutrality, avowedly believing that any such proposals would be of no, lasting value because of Phone 174 at the-AW READ-THE CLASSIFIED ADS 4 the swift movement of world events. Ray Murphy, of Iowa, past na tional commander of the legion and chairman of the said the pronouncement probably would be Introduced on the convention floor tomorrow. He emphasised, however, that it Fas a "pronounce-menf and would not have the formal status of a resolution.

No Third Term For Papa, Elliott Says St. Louis. Sept. 27. UP) EJliott Roosevelt said yesterday he knew his father had not yet given a thought to the 1940 presidential nomination.

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present prf s-dent has not given it a thought as yet" No place like 'home for the panes that refreshes That cky cf rest at tnts. If a Wkome pauf a (it Nou.Religious Service OverJeuslrj bottles of CocaCola for ths pdufs that refreshes. Put t9rdy at eolderi-areea IB in ri.asJiaBay sosoottliEtcarton ca your saoppuig u.3i; TApproxutitely 50 ly Austrian attendedTlHe COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS ceremony. at tributes were paid by the Austrian Stefan Zweig. and others! Freud, who left Vienna more than TY1 year ago to reside in England," died Saturday of -recurrer.

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