Denton Record-Chronicle from Denton, Texas • Page 2

ll PAGE TWO DENTOX, TEXAS, RECORD-CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, XQVEMBER 17. 193S By William Ferguson THIS CURIOUS WORLD PLANTED IN DID NOT THEJX1 PRODUCED OfNJI-V PlCTU.RHO SEXOW APSE T)-tEl UfMLJKE OTHER. WHITE: DARK, ARE THEV FLAY AND SOCK SUPPER AT CORINTH FRIDAY A play sponsored by Lake Dallas resi-Jenis. "A Fortune in presented at the Corinth ho Hie Friday night the benelit Sivisher cemetery. A sock supper will be held alter the play, and ail are invited to bring sock suppers.

Proceeds the supper will yo to Lhe Home Club. jCiscoLobosto Bid for Title in 1 Comeback Effort Lain Due to Lead Attack on T. C. iL Statistics show ti.at £5 per cent the children in reform schools never attended Sunday School. SVe Specialize In Quality BOVELL OIL CO.

Distributor Phone 225 COLDER WEATHER will be here! Johns-Mztiiville Roofs save you money and isli comfoi'i. M. A. GAY ROOFING SHEET METAL CO. By HAKOLD V.

RATL1FF Associated Press Staff Cisco's dam Lobes, who over a decaae ago were powers in Texas i schoolboy looball. climax their drive back toward the top tomor- row when they bid for the Oil Belt championship in a battle at Breck- einridge that will be one cf the headliners of the week of the ir.terscholastic league race. Many lean seasons have come to the were- fear- prowess but this tlie regular season undefeated. is no: unbeaten but the Bucs. boasting one cf the stronger: offenses in West Texas.

While Cisco and Brtckenrldge are for the cham'jlcnship of San Angelo. also on the coine- back journeys to tcmcrrcw night to determine winner cf Western iBy Associated Press 1 Hice's Institute's Ernie Lain prcb- ab-y will be on the firin? Hue vvheu the Owls mevt Texas Chris- I tiau University in an important Southwest Conference football game Saturday and that's big neu-s for i folks down around the Bayou 'Lull Predicted in Business Ad cancel Farm Plan Very Similar to Former Program i The government's 1939 farm plan Ey IRVING PERMETCR WASHINGTON. Nov. 17. A proinuient Federal economist said today that a.

number of business prcsrnosticators expect, a temporary industrial decline early next year. The who asked that! is very similar to tlie 193S program, his name be omitted, said fcut added to it will be some changes based on experience in handling the former plan and aimed at better adapting the program to needs oi local farmers, it stated here today. Highlights oi the 1939 plan were summarized in a statement from Lovd C. Sullivan. AAA admhiis- ar.d out oi" the stories out oi Commence to- believe recent business improvement rote hi the woeful tunes emanat- year, as the Lions drilled for their i in the first quarter of 1939 following from Houston.

The Mexia flash annual grid classic with Jack Sis-; ed by a resumed upswing hi liie showed improvement yesterday as cos North Texas Eagles to be quarter. By that time they Loyc he tested "his injured ankle ar.djed Commerce Saturday after- expect the full effect of the Fed- trat.ve Ollie Corciii. sr-ccher ailiiJg noon, eral government's spending- save inanitions of getting into! The condition of Dorrell Tolly. to swell purchasing power. ana assistant farm committee.

addressing growers, a Ke rstiaiated that industrial pro- of coming to an jv thtr Fed- i a session ine mainstay was not likely to handle the punting. big Commerce fullback, remained Bu: a sour note was the report: the cuestic-n in the minds of coach- duetion. as measured Jess Fines. Owl captair. es.

nlayers. and fans, as the great- era! board index, is new bock slaiea Dci'tcn baturuuy niter- 'last Texas player is the spearhead: 100 per cent of the 1S23-25 aver- uo-en, ut -ne court at i p. in. -Major CluJigvs Examples of the 1939 changes, according lo the statement, are to be: Family gardens, for home con- service Kir.es reinjured an ankle, jof the Commerce attack. Tally, who up 24 points from the 193S On the other hand the Frogs suffered a knee injury in the West low of 76 in May.

12 points higher were cutting up so much in scrim- i Texas State game, hsi played in'than a year ago. and higher than mace the double tough Ki Al- the last I'our East- Texas games, but at any time since tlie 102 mark of crich. center, retire with has ccnfine-d his duties to passing October. 1937. little faster, causing Lhe current MEN'S SLIP-OVER SWEATERS Bis Assortment is another leature oi work's slav.

These two teams, die no: meet for several seasons because a controversy involving thur. bu: this Question settled bv a league referendum. Port Arthur and Beaumont are undefeated in conference pla.y. Each has 2. game after tnis week, howev- siiip in tit5 Fort Worth district.

ciosh.in£ with. tomorrow night. tie cut must win over the Masons i to earn a tie. Masonic Home can lie and still take the crown. the Thtr Arkansas Razorbacks.

drop- ariJis. If they are sufficientlj' ping same in tlie last quar- cohered, they -will start against the'improvement, ter the University Mississippi Eagles. tlie experts beh'eA'e that in- back to Fayetteville to re- i In the East Texas backSeld. Ber- 1 dustr." is producing goods faster the public is buying and sume training for their Thanks- i rv has lost, bc-th Millard Massey giving Day with Tulsa. The i and Dub James, both regular start- Porkers lost vesterdav 20-14.

i ers before thev were delved with ing out goods, and that, the nation therefore is headed for another tem- The Texas Aggies and University injuries. James has been out, since porary merchandise surplus, cf Texas who do not play until i the Hardin-Simmons game, and Dav worked as hard played his last, game this i f1 1( atur-1 season against Southwest Sports Frogram to Be Presented at T. C. "The probable Lion starocg line-! Committee up: Darrell at fullback. Bob; Harp and Clint White at halves.

C. Wilson, quarter: Hodge and i The finance ccmraittce to be in 1 Honey, ends: Kudek and Starker. charse the United Asien leacing spcns wiU oe picio- i rankles: Neal and Griggs, scciaticns annual drive for funus Wheat allotments have already ceen mailed to farmers here. Denton County can plant to 67 per cent of its usual wheat acres, an allotment within one per cent of the highest county allotment in ih? nation. If the farmer complies; with his wheat and other aiiot- intnts.

he will draw 26 cents per "bushe.1 or. his average wheat yield shewn in his work sheet, on the allotted acreage he ANSWER: Fiilconry, the syorl. or art. of hunting with falcons. This practice was begun iurr.c -iUOO years as a sport kings, fcud still Us jn countries.

rar. land. One-unit Examples The total arrived at, the fanner or sweet cane for hay or pasture, but not for seed, syrup or silage; grow any legume lor hay. pasture rializec. bv some 50 students in the 1 Women's Athletic Association uro- well Wilson, center.

Invest Earn Save Money invested -siiti iis is insured and earns dividends, payable Start a savings account, DENTOX FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Telephone 26 the lead in the upper oraciet. a tie for the title result the chain- previous and Wesiaco arc: lied for the top In the lower bracket cut with. Mission playing Pharr and Merceces clashing with laco there were prospects of all -T i in a ceac- over to 2. oep rsiiy.

WAA assisted by a number cf boys, will present Tableaux of the following sports: car.cing. cutir.g. field hockey, ten-1 nis. basketball, volley ball, and rambling. A reader wL'l give a i Young, green has c-een announced Mayor Lee who is president cf the association's beard cf directors.

C. E. Miller will head tne mittee. aiid will report to the Ix directors at a meeting Tues afteniocr. for their approval committee's plsns and budget for the drive.

Others en the committee are: R. C. Patterson. Marvin Loveless. L.

H. Hubbard. Dixie Boyd. W. J.

Mc- anfi lacking polish Connell. L. G. McCray. H.

L. O. F. Linebarger. Dr.

Freeman iiRoweli. G. Taylor. R. L.

or seed. home or sale. Drilling. O' Opener Slated Cotton Aiiotmrnis Soon Cotter: will be mailed to larmers a IL-V; weeks, calculated similar to the program calculations. Or.

his normal per acre yield as in his work-sheer, the- iarmer will draw sovcrninent uav 3.6 ceir.s per pcrennird or winter legiunes. such as clover, alfalfa. Austrian peas, vt-tches i alfalfa eanos two unils per acre, the others one. and this unit is earned by seeding and not in iwo one i. cents per pound subsidy payment and cue 1.8 acenis per pound conservation payment.

Besides cotton and wheat allotments, the farmer will be given per on the civerace yield per acre: on genera! allotment. the penalty is five tunes the per acre pay. The farmer can take any part of plow-up, so the crop can be used his wheat or cotton allotment ac'; for hav. and so constructing creage and cliangc it to his general; tank ams. one unit for each.

15 crop laud, without penalty. i cub yards dirt moved. i Other possible ways for earning An old fariiihouse near Durham. units are allowed, anci a complete i list of them will be included a bulletin AAA administrative i assistant will' mail local fanners: X. which served as headquarters for the las; Confederate Army the field in "ocen restored shrine.

FISKTI1 OFF JOHNNIE HARRIS SERVICE STATION 222 South Elm Street Phone 1577 basis ci scores i ar.c penetratic'iis- ue ior the title beat who." chamolonsruos and in earnest about this business' Kubeck, WAA suorrsor. an York state animals, louse, criip- during trie jtions about Bronco prospects NUW By SID FEBEK YORK, Nov. 1 Wi 11 Tnen 15 Deaton visita Green- 2- i-ville, on Dec. 16 they go to Piano and on Dec. 20 their ol-d rivals from a a rT Jiidsei Norris Rus- Ti: Dumber ol government tarie- ut will be approximately tlie 1333 orogram.

settlec honors in Disirict ntil Sunset; Detroit, you can get s. bet has already clinched the rh a Dutch Clark be with the! ish the pre- I oro fcotcall Lions next vear. And Christmas coaching job there. Dutch, the L-- high school grapevine savs. Trants 10 take s.

today. crack at coilese It I Roster of Candidates ks like Joe Louis vs. ilaxie Baer Smacking through scrimmage on the Dentou High court are seven players from, last year's reserve set the Quarter-nulliorii'Dench: Vemon Simpkins. Pinky Fresh Venison And Wild Turkeys Grace Many Texas Tables early in April for that San Fran- Cisco the boys out 11 enant. Jack Schmiiz.

J. Degan. C. Hastings. W.

C. Orr. Hugh Esan. B. W.

McSenzie. Joe Hobson and R. B. Neale Sr. out ianc.

var cordir.s to the ing scmewhat ac- farni'i fertility. Class TAVO Payments In naming the committee, eilort I above are all designated as made to include one or. more class One payments. In addition different rh Pr are Cls.v Two payments, al- farmer NEW 1939 RCA Victor Radios With Push Button Tuning $19.95 Up MARTIN RADIO GIFT SHOP Phone 302 aiide irc-rr. rep-ons and e2une over enccuragmg reports ir.

Fas: ar.c Southeast counties "here restcckir.g Should even HJ years reserves. Aldrich of Texas Christian "a nib. Wcrkirig out in the scrabs team i are: Johnny Whitson. Ray £iiii crarnu Lou Arr- JU'DDT Johnson, Jimmy McAlister. v-nnv ---VdcSx have'to 1 Bill "Russe-1.

Cecil Martin. Claud t'sx- -iK arc Hcgman. Cop Coppedge and Tcm- Texas takes the comeback trail to Cieve- Laney. rffc-r-5 '-zzz Wallace. Dec.

i- curir.s: yesterday's coenine csy ccr uc Work on Display Here Sammy Fuller cr llike Caplan. The Sugar Bowl folks also hit town. ir. and wouldn't mind it 2. bit if HOME LOANS on new construction up to90fc of value.

DONT WATT! C. E. MiUer Ins. Agency 104 McCrary Bldg. rhe Denton Courity Public Lib- ington.

Less than f-ve percent is produced. reage for post r.vo years, and in that area. about SI for each i'j acre.s open HnnESUnDERUJEBR is mv UlinTER- FROHT Call 20 or 39 when you want a prescription filled and delivered immediately. Fresh drugs and Pharmaceuticals insure you of getting the best the market affords. Experienced druggists on hand day and night to see that your prescriptions are accurately filled.

Brooks Drug Store Free Delivery Phones 29 and 39 Approximately 200 blact-tail de Exhibited are posters made by assistants, magazines that lack t-erar on otnec. ao CALL 12 WHEN YOU NEED A CARPENTER We'll be to furnish you one and whatever material you'll need for repairs. WAPLES-PAtNTER LUMBER CO. rcrcham flails South patrons of library regulations. Carolina, the Harvards hammer the The library hzs recently received Yales anci Army pounds Princeton.

a mlsceUarieoiis collection of child Wisconsin the Big Ten ren's from Mrs. John Tomp- titie frcfci Calilomia of Dention. and a collection over Stanford, and Michigan over Digests and Texas Ont- Ohio State. Auburn Tops from Mrs. J.

R. gia. And. for the lorigshov. Rice may finally come due against Texas Christian.

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