Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 16

fclGHT THE CORSICANA, DAILY SUN, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1928. HJNERAL SEMES CORSIONS WOMAN SSTUROAI MORNING MRS. H. F. WITHERSPOON DIED WHILE ON VISIT TO SON IN SAN ANTONIO The body of Mrs.

H. F. Witherspoon, widow of the late Dr. H. F.

Witherspoon, who died at the home of her son Thursday in San Antonio, will arrive in Corsicana early Saturday morning over the H. T. C. and funeral services will be held at 10 Saturday morning from the family residence at 202 North Thirteenth street, with Pev. P.

Martin Baker, pastor of the Third Avenue Presbyterian church conducting the services. She is survived by two children, Mrs It. llolsey of New Boston, and 11 Foid Witherspoon of San Antonio; and two brothers, Volney Newman of Corsicana, and Leroy Newman of Powell. Active pull-bearers will be C. L.

Witherspoon, San Antonio; H. Witherspoon, Chatfield; Ralph A Beaton. Dallas; T. W. Lovett; W.

H. Hastings, William Pannill, Fort Worth; F. Carter Pannill, Dallas; and Norris W. Lovett. Honorary pall-bearers are: Fred M.

Allison, R. A. Beaton, Dallas; E. Y. Chambers, Dallas; C.

L. Witherspoon, San Antonio; Dr. I. N. Buttle.

George Baum, Ed Baum, Judge Hawkins Scarborough. Aaron Ferguson, El J. Gibson, George Campbell, Dr. A. Miller, W.

G. Baker, Carlton Harrison, William Connor, J. P. Redden, Gid Thompson. W.

A. Babb and A. A. Allison. THREE ADDITIONAL AFFILIATION UNITS ARE GRANTED MEXIA Here Tuesday PROGRAM ON LEGION MEETING TO BE BROADCAST Senatorial Candidate TOM CONN ALLY.

TOM CONNALLY WILL SPEAK IN THIS CITY TUESDAY MEXIA, July 13. (Spl.) Three additional units of affiliation have been granted the Mexia high school by the state department of education, according to Roy M. Andrews, superintenudent. The new units make a total of 34 credits. New units were in bookkeeping, one unit; stenography, one half additional unit; general science, one unit; and office practice, one half unit.

Taking four units a year it would Ycquire a student eight and one half years to complete all work offered in the high school. All requested affiliations were granted. Reply To Kellogg Note Been Received DALLAS, July 13. (Spl.) Congressman Tom Connally of Marlin, whose flaying of the republican party in the house of representatives at Washington for the past dozen years has made him a national figure and reflected credit on Texas will speak at Corsicana on Tuesday, July 17th at 8:15 p. m.

For more than two months the Marlin congressman has been waging a campaign throughout Texas seeking promotion to the senate side of congress. powers of debate and oratory are of the kind that fill the galleries when he speaks in Washington and he has been using the same driving style of attack in his campaign for the senate. Men who have seen Connally in action in his swings around the state describe him as the best campaigner Texas has witnessed in action in years. It is said of him that he is the kind of a man who ceases shaking hands and passing comments with friends only when he launches into his speech and comes down off the rostrum with a arm extended to carry on the personal campaign. With it all, impartial observers declare that the usual political airs of and are absent from the Connally makeup.

When Connally speaks there is no trimming of this sails to the political winds and when a question arises in congress he meets it with courage and candor. His political earnestness is SAN ANTONIO, July 13. (Spl.) A special program on the tenth national convention of the American Legion. to be held in San Antonio, October 8 to 12, will be broadcast over Station KWWG at Brownsville, on July 18. according to Philip B.

Stapp, general legion convention director. The Valley Quartet of Forty and Eight, from San Antonio, will broadcast the program on the "coat from 12 midnight to. 1 a. m. on a wave length of 277.6 meters.

A ticket on the legion convention side trip to the valley, which will be one of the features of the convention entertainment program, will be given by Sam Jackson Post of the Legion at San Benito, according to Post Commander L. F. Boling, to the listener-in writing from the greatest distance from Brownsville. Invitation to all visitors to the national convention at San Antonio to visit the lower valley of the Rio Grande will be extended on behalf of the legion in the valley by John T. Lomax, of Benito.

A. Montgomery will talk briefly on Legion affairs in South Texas. A medley of World war songs, cowboy ballads, a special San Antonio conventiori song (which is a parody of and other' special numbers will be sung by the quartet, which is the best legion quartet in Texas and one of the best in tire country. MANY MILES OF SURFACED HIGHWAYS BE AVAILABLE SOON ALVIN M. OWSLEY OWSLEY TO SKE a TO VOTERS HERE ON EVENING JULY I9TH Robinson Pleased At Committee Meet WASHINGTON, July 13.

Satisfaction with the meeting of the Democratic National committee in New York was expressed today by Senator Robinson, of Arkansas, democratic vice presidential nominee, upon urriving in Washington after his visit with Governor Smith. have not the slightest doubt that every part of the country, including those southern states in which movements have been started against the democratic national ticket will he given proper atten- i tion, and that long before the election it will not only be made apparent that our strength in certain states normally democratic is maintained hut surprising gains may anticipated in other WASHINGTON. July 13 H') reply to Secretary Kei- last note transmitting a revised draft of his proposed treaty for the renunciation of war as an instrument of national policy was received today at the State Department. Officials would not discuss contents of the note, which will be made public later, but indications are that the German foreign minister in conformity with the action of the foreign relations committee of the Reichstag, lias signified willingness to sign immediately without reservations. coupled with rare personal charm that has endeared Him to the mul- New in Old Floor Clue to Still tiplied thousands with whom he has come in contact since he was a tall soldier- rookie in the Spanish American war and from road sides and street corners all over Texas where he has gone in his campaign I automobile there have come cheery hails of "Howdy until the greeting has become a sor of campaign watchword.

His friends say that to the nation at large he is but down here he is plain HOUSTON, July 13. New nails In an old floor at the rear of a grocery store here led to the discovery of an unusual, cache cently. Members of a vice squad, on a raid, noticed the bright, shiny nails. Prying up a few boards they found a 10-gallon keg of moonshine and liquor making apparatus IF YOU MISS HEARING the Mvslqry Durant you'll miss some fun. FLORISTS SELECT TEMPLE FORT WORTH.

Temple was selected as 1929 convention citv of Texas State Florists' Association. Officers were nominated to be voted on Thursday in closing session of the convention. W. Judge, Tyler. Clarence Wademan, Houston and Gordon Boswell.

Fort Worth, nominated for president. THESE BIRDIES MUST MOVE. WILDWOOD. J. A controversy over birdies at the Wildwood Golf club is ended.

Mr. and Mrs. Fish Hawk, who had their home in a tree borderimr a fairway, at traded much attention Some par shooters wanted them banished Matty nature lovers objected. A caddy looking for a lost ball found it witlr six others in the nest. Now there is unanimity about the neees- Bity for exile CAM PA IG NING HERE.

Will Morrow, county attorney of Hill county, was in Corsicana Thursday in the interest of the candidacy of his father, Judge W. C. Morrow, who is seeking re-election to the office of Judge of the Court of Cr iminal Appeals. PIMPLY FACE WILL HOLD YOU BACK1 In social circles. among friends, in the business world, or anywhere public pimply face will hold you b.uk.

If you want people to notice and admire you nowadays you must make a good appearance; and a clear plexion is the first essential. Ask your druggist for Black and White Ointment and use it according to directions. It is pleasant to use, highly beneficial scientifically site. For best results use Black and 'ck lute Skin Soap with Black and White Oint- tiu-nt. All dealers sell them at small cost.

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Today to Writi Rosenbaum Bros. General Agents Hid Dallas, Texas I love Ht II II mtn lie i-uunliy a flauti uf irneii a briuth of Hie tiugrant rmil tin 1 waul a itraUsHt of coot, tug WHAT gas supplies to the motor car in power, milk supplies the human body in vigor. No other food contains such an abundance and var iety of vitamins as milk. To get the most of tin- benefits that milk offers get milk in its richest and purest form Arcady Farms I Arcady Farms Phones 395 and 887 Also fresh, infertile Eggs and the Best Butter to be had in town. Alvin Owsley, candidate for the United States senate, will address voters of Corsicana and ro county at 8 u.

m. on Thursday, July 19th. in uer.ai: of his candidacy. In his speech he --cess farm relief as advocated by himself and the proposals of farm relief of the other candidates for the United States senate. He will also discuss manipulation and price-fixing on the cotton exchanges, im migration, labor and many issues of interest to the voters today.

Mr. Owsley wants to personally meet as many citizens of Corsicana and Navarro county as possible. BRECKENRIDGE, July 13. l-F) -Continuous passage over hard surfaced roads to Wichita Falls and northwest Texas through Eastland, to Shakelfovd, Taylor, Jones, Palo Pinto and Stephens counties soon will be possible as the of highway eonstiHrction in Throckmorton. Young and Archer counties.

Contracts will be let for grade and bridge construction on the cross county highways in Throckmorton on July 16, according to A. C. Pierre of the state highway department, and George Wickline state bridge engineer. The road building program in Young and Archer counties is on. With the paving of the roads in Throckmorton county, the highway from Breekenridge through Throckmorton and on to Seymour will be of hard surface.

With the other road in that county, continuous passage over pavement will be assured for Shackleford county. The highway from Breekenridge to Wichita Falls will be paved throughout with the completion of the Young and Archer programs. Young has voted $1,150,000 for road nroiects. and Throckmorton $1,500,000. RAIL ROAD SALVAGE STORE Paints.

Wall Paper at your own Con.r st. Corsi cuna, Expect Gin Cotton Limestone in July Whoever Heard of Kastman 2A Cameras Im REE BOOK STORE. MEXIA. July 13. (Spl.) The first cotton of Limestone and Freestone counties will be ginned before the end of the month, somewhat earlier than last year, although the general crop is later, C.

A. Chambers, acting manager of the Munger Oil and Cotton many plants in this district, says. The cotton crop is excellent, he says, and unless insects attack it the cotton will yield better than in several 1 years. MIDDLE WEST AND PACIFIC COAST TO RECEIVE NOTICE FROM REPUBLICAN BACKERS WASHINGTON. Julv 13.

Although the situation in the East is avowedlv their first consideration. directors of Herbert Hoover's campaign for the presidency are finding time to prepare for ballot drives in the Middle West and on the Pacific Coast. Conferences are planned with the party leaders of each of these sections, the first to be held in Chicago early next month and the second at San. Francisco on August 13, after Mr. Hoover has been officially notified of his selection by the national convention.

Members of the national committee from states lving between the Alleghenies and the Rockies have been asked to attend the Chicago meeting. Chairman Work, who at that time will be on his Way to California to be present at Mr. notification, will preside. Under present plans two days will be devoted to a discussion of the Middle Western situation. From Palo Alto, where the notl- fication ceremonv is to take place August 11, Mr.

Work will go to i San Francisco to meet the committeemen of the Pacific Coast. In announcing the two conferences. Mr. headquarters said simply that they would be held for I the purpose of planning the campaign for the states of those tions. Mr.

Hoover has been informed Jhat "95 per cent of the so called German vote" will support him at the polls in November. A state- i ment was given out at the office of I Chairman Work. declaring that representatives of German-Amerl; can societies had given assurance 1 that thev would rally behind the commerce secretarv. Arrangements are now practical- I ly complete for Mr. west! ern trip, which is to begin tomorrow night, and meanwhile he is clearing up his affairs at the com- mrece department so that his desk may be given to his successor.

MISSIONARI WILL PREACH HERE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The Reverend Yosip Benyamin, for ten years a missionary in Persia and Russia, will preach at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Ben- vamin hac had some experiences in these countries. He saved the life of an American missionary in 1903 fr-m the Kurds, by risking his own life. Many times his life, and that of his family, has been in peril for the sake of the gospel.

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