Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 3

Public Made Up Own Mind, Editor Says FUTURE HOMEMAKERS competing their pledgesliip in the Future Homemaker's of America are top row, left to rirht: Kaye Collom, Doris Taylor, Joan Will- injrham, Charlene Whitlock, Vondie Hope and Margie Briggs; botom row: Arvell McNabb, Jane Perrin and Jo Ann McDaniel. Memorial. Honorary Books Are Given to New Public Library Several books have been added, LciRh Bcrryman. the life of the HOUSTON. Nov.

13 ID the memorial shelves of the I author's father who was a Bap- Victor Tocc, Houston hunt- Denton County Public Library They list minister in the early days of i Ing enthusiast who early Saturday are catalogued with special me-! Texas. was reported killed in an acciden- morial book plates and will be nterarv clubs of Dental Houston Hunting Enthusiast Badly Hurt in Shooting erarv placed in a reserved space in have started reading room of the new library building. In memory of the late William Dyer Moore, -Dr. and Mrs. Ivan L.

Schulze have ordered "Plan- Parade" by Harnett T. Kane, a beautifully illustrated account of the old plantations of Loulsi- ana. the home stale of Mrs. Moore. For the same memorial, and Mrs.

Charles H. Saund- crs gave a check to purchase all the books authored by Mr. Moore. W. J.

Minton, editor of The Sherman Courier, mailed the library iwo leather bound of Mary Baker Eddy's works to rdd to the memorial shelves for son, Roy Q. Minton. One the volumes, "Sciaice and Health" was one that the late Mr. Minton given in -1941 to his is now deceased. Mrs.

Noivlin Memorial As a memorial to her mother. Mrs. H. A. Nowlin.

Mrs. Harry T. Robin gave "While House Diary" by Hturiette Nesbltt. F. D.

Housekeeper. The intimate details of the President's household and the complicated rnsrjus for the grer.t and near great strike a responsive chord in any- shelf on which Pederated Club will be placed books given in honor o( the clubs or the presidents. Shakespeare Club tal shooting was later announced in a critical condition in Mala gorda Hospital in Bay City. Toce. who had gone duck hunting with a group of men from Hon'ton.

was shot in the side and Mrs. J. B. Skidmore. president back of his head in the accident of the Shakespeare Club, gave the hospital announced.

the popular "Bride of ie acc occurred at Con by Harnett T. Kane in honor IaKe- ml UD Ule in her organization. This biograplii- 1 tracoa'tsl canal from the U'rtin cal novel about the wile of Jeffer- Crmp at the mouti of the son Davis was reviewed in Denton I Bernard River near Freeport. last week by Mrs. Emory for the County Pederated Clubs.

one who has ever kept house, 0' the Morning." He reported fol- Mrs. Charles Toce, sister in- of the wcvnr'e'I yid The modern era department of. thc fnmllv nad Deen told this the Ariel Club presented LiGettc m0 rnhv that Toce had lived pnd Blythe's new book. -The Bold Gall- wcs move a to the Matagorda Hos- a novel of tho time oi Christ- ta i there. Mrs.

Charles Toce said anothci Houston hunter had been slated in honor of their president, Mrs. Brooks Holt. Mrs. Harold A. Crr pave the 11- down" this morning to join irary a collection of 60 new bst the oth( eroup someone called sellers and selections of the ions of the month clubs.

CROSBY RETURNS TO START ON iNEW FILM HOLLYWOOD Bing Crosy checked hi at Paramount recently to start preparations for early start of his next starring picture. "Top Large or small. lowing his return from a three- Fcr Horace N. Davis, the late week swing of the west coast dur- him, Mrs. Toce continued, and tolc him not to come down, since Toce had been killed in an accident, husband who was in and he boarded a plane for rnme.

Other relatives were notifi'-c 1 of the report. husband of Mrs. Grstna Ccbbs Davis of Denton and Lexington. Mr. and Mrs.

OtU Fowler Preacher" by he appeared at a benefit for the Boys club of the Bay Area and the Bellarmine Preparatory College. In "Top 0' the Mornine," Ann Blyth and Barry PitzRerald will ing which he made numerous ben- co-star with Bing. He recently efi 1 appearances. The Paramount star I completed his starring role in the complel-' Technicolor film. "A Connecticut Opal I ed his tour in San Francisco where i Yankee in King Arthur's Court." APPRECIATION OUR ENTIRE STAFF wishes to take this opportunity to say THANK YOU for the many nice things said and done in our behalf.

We sincerely enjoyed showing you the nicer facilities now at your disposal. Our pledge for the future is an even more "personal interest" in the problems you entrust us with. YOU ARE WELCOME to call on us and to inspect our new home at any time. If you were unable to call during our "Opening" pleose feel free lo come at your convenience. GOEN FUNERAL HOME Burial Insurance 320 W.

Oak Ambulance Service Phone 73 MILWAUKEE. Nov. W) The bulk of American newspaper: guessed wrong on the presidential election last welt because "all of us were guilty of doing a little too much telling and too little explaining," Roy A. Kansas City editor, said Thursday. "Frankly, the mass public doesn't like to be told by newspapers or anybody else, for that matter, what they should do and think." Roberts, president and general manager of the Kansas City Star, said In an address prepared for the 2fth national convention of Sigma Delia Chi, professional journalistic society.

The speech was delivered by Robert W. Reed, assistant managing editor of the Star, In Roberts' absence due to Illness. Lead, Not Follow "Its a prime function of a newspaper to lead, not to follow." Roberts said. "But over the years I have sort of come to the conclusion that you serve your purpose more effectively by setting forth the facts and letting the public make up Its own mind than by overstresslng your own conclusions and expecting tht mass public to accept your opinions. "The mass public got the picture of a little fellow being ganged.

Truman swulng the heart. Dewey countered at the head. When a political tide or trend sets in, It sweeps everything before It." Roberts ssld his primary concern over the election was whether newspapers printed the news of the campaign '-farily and adequately" and how all of them "could have been 1 so wrong on their predictions and not pick up the last minute surge of the mass vote to Truman." Presented Fairly "Answering the first qucston." he said. "I say without hesitation GRAVEDIGGKR SOARS TO CINEMA HEIGHTS BUR8ANK. Calif.

That no screen actor ever started lower, nor climbed to higher heights than he. is the firm conviction oil Edmond O'Brien, who tops the stellar cast In Warner forthcoming release, "Fighter Squadron." "It's like this," explains O'Brien. "In thf picture I do most of my at tn altitude of 28.000 feet: way. way up In the air with Uncle Sam's Army Air Forces. That's for the high.

or qualification that the bulk o( of the newspapers carried the actual news of the presidential battle fairly and fully. "The press services were scrupulously lair. Neither newspapers nor press services deserve commendation for this. That was their duty to their readers; it Is then- function. On this score, the American newspapers did not fall." Roberts said "most of our faces are red" becaue of failure to sense the trend to Truman.

"We didn't do the job of old fashioned reporting we should hsve." he explained. "It wasn't intentional. I am sure." Iowa Couple Are Typical Visitors To Rio Grande BROWNSVILLE. Nov. Iowa man and hi! wife were pre sented Friday as the official winter viiitors to the lower Grande valley.

As tbe typical visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Fav Houlton of Hawarden, Iowa, will receive a $1.000 vacation Including fiee merchandise, I free meals and lodging, a deep I see fishing trip and a duck hunting trip. The couple was picked by screening committee from the Brownsville Junior Chamber of Commerce.

They drove Into the valley last week. The -standards of measurement for the typical couple, as set by Ygnacio Garza. Brownsville accountant, were: 1. Should be between 45 and 60 years old. The Houltons are 50 and 51.

PLANS D1SCU9SKD ISTOKY OF JET PILOTS BOLLYWOOD- Kobnt Fe-'lwwi, producer ustymd to Punmomi'z Nirr," film about )et pilots, returned recently from Wub- Ington where he conferred wttJ) government and Navy on plans for the production. The film will have tbe full cooperation of the Navy, telling tit dramatic story of the heartbreaks and Joys of youth In the Kir, 2. Should be prosperous. Houlton has sold out his clothing business back in Iowa and Is temporarily retired. 3.

Should have children buck In one of the Midwestern states. Tbe Houltons have three marrM daughters back In Iowa. 4. Should have been to California and Florida. The Houstons have and said they didn't like cither.

5. Should be active In church work. They are. t. Should like to hunt and fish.

How hon does, but, his wife isn't enthusiastic about it- 7. Should wear a long billed hunting cap when first spotted In the valley. Houlton was. Houton Is a World War One veteran and said he came here principally because the cold w'ath- up North tethered Mi old wounds. you wi when you own a brand new KENMORE DELUXE WASHER 144 Washes thoroughly, fast and gently.

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