The Paris News from Paris, Texas • Page 2

x-KmgMay Visit (vnflicting: Stories Told Regarding Bis Possible jKeturn To Athens ENLOE GOLDEN fuestion here Saturday nas "asserted the former king, whose, -supporters back home have work- 1 the country up to the verge of election oa the question of his "'restoration, had ordered him to an airplane at Croydon air- to Qy lum to Athens, large tables at Mr and Mrs. M. Gilfiam of Enloe celebrated tttteir golden wedding anniversary with a family at which all children were except one. Hugh troit, Texas 9 Mr. and Mrs, are ex-King aatives of Delta county.

Greece is or is not at Enloe 50 to Qne of guests a 1 monarch, could not be found vocat celebrationt spread It vo large iau.L*» present Included Calving Gilliam of Enloe, Lottie Gilliajat of Sherman, Texas; Mr. and Joe. Herron and family, Mj- Mrs. and faimly, Mr and Mrs. Henry Herron, all of, invention," Enloe; Mr.

and Mrs. Dave. Thomas £evides, retorted, Ud family Cooper. ancV inece, iae monarch Tiad no Miss Alline lor an immediate return to viola Miller Nevertheless it was reportea i George, said to be staying with in the country, was the arrival of tfte mayor of Athens, M. Kotzlas, sxpected here Saturday, making up Ms mind finally.

ft Major ILevides, earlier in the day, had furnished this comment on rumors current in Athens that 'f was returning: know nothing more than what is In the paper." CITY, Maiildef acting sovigrixor of Saturday night what ihe.state of-, ficials was atl effort" to force v-imodlfication '-J' to ihe newspaper Et the acting Torres Sanchez, as say-, and Miss Ange- Attractions At feis Theatres 4T TEE PLAZA March BUILDING STILL IS ACTIVE EN 7 Mid-Summer Heat Fails To Work Here Stop ,11 fugitive and pur-! the most celebrated of all! fictional man-hunts in Darryli Zariuck's 20th' Century production by -lohn Beal, and 'Trincisssr played by Charles i- in wil fulfiDment of ana Enforce all laws; governiot' religious feared, the Thursday iiis3iti had been, really i mstnir. meat'for' xe- chaiige my A note received Friday night but" vras not handwritirig, 1 home on West Kaufman street, on 1 fc The struggle of youth to" heart's desire is painting, repairing, and other -work continues in. Paris ot tixe heat during the The foHowing jobs are now underway according to Paris painters and paper hangers; A. A. Abernathy of Greenville is painting a farmhouse near Tigertown.

"W- 2L Upton Is repainting and xepapering his rent house on I Hortk Sixteenth Aldo is painting the in- rs ierior nis home on North teerrfh street rooms of Frank home on West Kaufman repapered. Smith is OJ. C-V James-A- Smith is papering and painting his 'rent on Sixteenth street. Bob is painting a rent iVU.i of Victor "Les Miserables, which begins a three day run at the Plaza Theatre Saturday. March is seen as JECugo Ui- starred voung hero, Jean Valjean, who spends five bitter- years on a French prison ship for stealing a loaf of bread and then becomes a Justice: by violanng his -parole, Laughton is the fanatical detective, whose devotion to the letter of the law drives him relentlessly along the reformed ex-convict's trail.

Sir Cedric Hardwicke, the ois- tinguished JEnglish stage and screen star, shares 'stellar honors with the-pair, as Sie benevolent Bishop Bienyenu, faith starts -the degraded galley slave on the road toward a better life. RocheUe Hudson, Frances Drake and" John" Seal are featured in the supporting cast which also includes such popular and costm- guished- players as Florence Ei- dridge, who is Mrs. -Frednc March 7 I-. order that puts aristocracy 'high above him. How only one, of the-finest VVAiiJ VtT-f iinue so tmtil returns to tbj the Reverend -gives bis wori work- for change in and -unconstitutional ol honor to, -pf-wotsh'p and make priests to return, to --'theit PAYKOEL IS AT NSW HIGH MAKK 1 1 1 1 love stories In all fiction, but has i Hiterwoven drama that' combines! -vast humor with wondrous power, Laddie" will be shown- at the LamaB Theatre Sunday and Monday.

On the Fish rrom jieii 'a, picture sea fishing, a picture, will make every inan who eyer i fished, "or who ever wanted, to fish eel 3Ee'urge for rod and i again, and a picture that will be of supreme Interest to local naturalists and icthyoligists. THE GRAND "it's a Gift," 1 comedian, comes tp- dav to the Grand Theatre. The story, opens up in a small grocery store in New Jersey. Jf it were not for the customers, the boss, played by Fields, could loaf ssid fee csse vcr to the FORM ADTISOiiY BOARD of -j-ri'hiTi-ed azpo 7 of tee County Belief-of-' for the week of': 11 to 18. This number.

for the Warnef, adiniriistrator-. 'trying, to giv.e each" and every clien-t work- to 'do as is wished by the relief Ineluded the 751 persons-who during lie past week are the administration" staff. In howeVer, 1iiere was a total of of work accomplishecL Makes Gains Industrial Activity Well Maintained In Some Of Key Centers RADER W1NGET Associated Press Financial Write Hot summer weather wntec consumer resistance last week and pushed retail forward in most sections of the nation; Contrary to general expectations industrial activity was "well mam- taiued in some of the. key production centers of the country, but there was unprecedented collie in the rate of operations in major lines, Steel makers operated their per cent of percentage than the week, and analysts saw no Indications of the sharp inid-summer slump for "that aeavy industry. It -Bras stated In some.

quarters that steel held Its position, -without particular benefit of the motor industry which In the past montiis has supplied; a large portion of the demand- This was re- Wanted, a black spa "Wide publicity en black caused men, women, drea lbrousib.out thei to familiar appearance and this TbJs-fe as in widow spielers before captured. ,1 The News has collectlon of "bj female" spiders, raagj quite with age. more. The "'fif at VV" ones, and but few as a times." The auio manufacture selves surprisingly Jlast 'wfeek: output of mated 83,450 for the previous A sharp drop-hadjbs ir- view of past expe 33- a- result; the seasonal basis was at highest point of Legal Notice OFF IN FULL leaders mote is repaper- atlier home on North Lumber Company Is "4, "iepainilng the fences and sheds of its lumber yard, FORMER BONHAM I JUSTICE BURIED s. BOKHAM.

Funeral services XJiles Boggess, 77 years old, wao died Thursday afternoon at his home here were held at the" residence Friday afternoon, by the pastor of First Baptist church and interment was at WiHow Wild cemetery. Pa3I- bearers were A. L. McRae, A. L.

I -A. S. Broadfoot, Tom i Jfenton, Raleigh Abernathy and -I Iran Guthrie. He came to Texas 50 years ago irom Tennessee, and was mayor I at Savoy many years before com- U.i.J.Vi^C. JLAVJ in private life, Jessie Ralph, Ferdinand Gottschalk and little Mari- 3ynne -Knowlden, "who as a child in "David Copperfield." Orgaidze -To Fro- HUGO, citizens attended; the session of the county -olanning board at the Webb hotel, where; a permanent organizatiort under the leadership E.

Schooler and Roy Johnson was to aid the new- district Works Progress Adrnin- istratibn in suggesting; approval of county wide projects. A appointed to aid in plaiming such pro- 3 ecte is composed -Georse: T. OlSTeal, John Ussery, Jim Bryan, Notice is hereby that, tie Com-: inissioiiers Court of coHiity. iex- as! bids jantii iustist -3 1305. at 10 dTclocS a.

ra- Xor rhe of one crawler tractor a nd srader. re- fhe to reject a-ny or all 1 S. Saker. -coytnty auditor. Mn Francis, Centennial I2fe Ins.

Paris, Francis: 1 wish; to thank you Sor settleinent in full: of the- policy carried in your company father, BL S. 'Weaver of Greenville. You may use this letter in. any vou see fit jc "that you pay CSIgned) 80 E- Aljsiiri risf Tei" (Adv.) background fermlng country, Stf-atton-Porter laid the story of saga, of American life that is listed -among the ten best sellers of ttoe last 60 years. To the screen this -drama has been "brought by with cast, direction, and all production angles out in distinctive The story surrounds tne lives of -farming and of a noble family from England- The mam romance lies between Laddie, he sees.

However, Fjjelds' problems are practically -solved when: he. m- herits an orange grove in California. Anyway; he thinks, he will' have more room In loaf. So he packs the family, his broken down automobile for a "3 000 mile jaunt to the coast, on- ly to learn that his orange Johjl of Kelson, is just a. huge--lemon.

TTT, Hall Harry-'''Goldfedder and Tom (BiH) -OERA ininistrator, ant Mrs. Ethel Qr- ford, social service leader, GE: Harris. Mrs. D- Harvey M. Black, J- P.

Carson, RI Bilveu, Zacfc Herd, of Swmfc, jUisl. a- The manner in which rieios, through dumb luck, brings wealth to his family and furnishes the comedy climax of the tm. Besides Baby LeRoy, the-comedian Is supported by Kathleen Howard, Jean Rouverol, Julian Madison, Tammany Young, Morgan Wallace and Charles Sellon. -Ul- kin of ai film son Soper. Ed Purland Biard, were among the MORE THAN 12,000 FEET OF SEWER PIPE LAID RECENTLY 1 before com- id i to the highway division He had served finches to 24 inches, has been as justice of the peace here irom by the city in sewer jobs during.

LOGMEN VICTORS IN POWER STRIKE Get Ten Per, Cent Increase In Their Wages JACKSONVILLE, Texl, pPJ Striking linemen and'plant-work- ers of the Gulf Service cotnpany 1923 to 1935. Survivors are Miss Texie Bog- Eesau G. S. Boggess, Bonham; W. H- Lacy, MadilL and J.

B. Boggess, Wolfe City; PIXE AT. WALL CAFE The foou is cxc.eiic=t. the service is conji: aue yonr liasliiess frill trays appreciated. 32 South 3iaia Stntet I CALL "WIH be paid by the manufacturer old furniture.

Come in and see us for the best values in home nishings. the past few months, according to Walter Hicks, city enginer- The largest amount of pipe laid to date was laid from Paris Bonier vard and Twenty-third street to Svcamore' and Twenty-sixth I "From there it continues east ito Twenty-eighth street' and thence north, Texas and Pacific-Railroad-tracks 1 where It turns east and continues i along, the north.side of the Thirrv-First and naif la distance of 4,075 feet. This line has a diameter of ,15 A 24 inch vitrified clay pipe double strength was laid from the Gouuie -v- site of the disposal: plant one. i baft mile south of the southwest corner of the city limits to the intersec tiori of Orange and Sixteenth tav M-f "The House That Sells For Waves Shampoo and Sets 35c 50c ELITE BEAUTY SHOP 33 N. 17th, Frances Seavers One- negro fetrl.

a she tells an officer shoot higher wages after nights of fruitless announced they would work Monday. An agreement, caniBiL. per cent increase arid' cohcessions favorablel the reached- company and employeirepresenta uou ux eet covering a distance of D. H. Baker urn.

Co. I feet A 15 inch sewer line was lai 1250 feet north from the intersection of Orange'and'Six 4 streets. ij A pipe line was laid from Texas and Pacific Railroad tr near Thirty-second and a hall street north to Polk street thence east to Thirty-third street, about 1,500 feet of 12 inch pipe. A 10 inch pipe was; laid from Thirty-third street east to Polk street, 1000 feet. A 15 inch pipe vras laid from the side of the site disposal flant, which is three- auarters of a mile east of grounds', to North Main and chasecl girl -nigrit, Peputy: SheEiff Reeves or still Mi-7 Reeves complied" with her.

request and put, a ixole 1 the fleshy part of Jaer girl companion are alleged to have stolen some merchandise from a store on the plaza. City Officer Troy McCormick gave chase but the pair eluded him. and Mr. Reeves were 'standing near the courthouse and saw the girls come from the-basement- When the girls were called upon to halt, both ran. One of them stopped when the officers Into the air, lut the other ran until wounded.

A who examined her the npt serious. iiQ-j. tract rasMng.for after, they left their'jobs. T-uesdjaz night. 'Pickets had at and downtown- Ice station here, arid service- rjfae company was "crippled Real Estate Loans Monthly Payments To Repay A and Yoiith, Of Car Mishap, Difes SAN ANGELO, gelo's second 1935 death victim of 'a hit-and-run driver died here Saturday, O'Bryan, 15, struck down on the Cristoval highway south city Thursday night, died Saturday at a local hospital without regaining consciousness.

Tracks of the" car or truck which struck O'Bryan indicated the vehicle had driven off the pavement, hit him and then swerved -back into the road. Two men were questioned in connection with the mishap but neither was held. TWO WOUNDED COUNCIL BLUFFS, la. persons Electrical service; rtere and at outbdng points restored" normal Friday except the local street lighting system. BOGATA SOCIAL, PERSONAL ITEMS BOG AT and Mrs.

Crowley gave a picnic honoring Mrs. Crow-ley's small nieces, Merle Griffis and ImaGene of Avinger who spent the week here. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Aydelptte, Eudora and Junior Aydelotte. Mary Ellen Allen gave a dinner for Miss Emma Harvey, returning to Dallas after a "two months visit to her aunt, Mrs. E. -G.

Hutchings. Tables were placed on the lawn, guests being. Helen Howison, a pSce, Dorothy Wilkinson, Edrtti Smiley; Donald Bime Ray- Whitten, JPml Anderson. Eugene BeH a Charles T. Allen.

Mrs. Tom Keeth is following an operation Monday, at the Sanitarium of Yctir Home makes a comfortable theatre dbesii tit? And it's nice to have the passing show brought to your easy full lengtii, full time production, too! Mavbe you're only interested in the "feature the things big enough to make the front page. Perhaps you like those educational the unbiased editorials or the home' making artides well toown writers. It may be the comedy, wrtri "Pop Eye' in the leading role. Ihe serials" may hold your attention, the features and columnists.

But altogether, say, don't they make up the best show in town? And remember, a DOUBLETEA- TURE ads are tull or news, too! The news about something new for the home, something to wear or something economcial to serve. But It IS new and news when it appears on the pages of The Paris News. The passing show is an inexpensive program! It's the best way to keep pace with "the changing scene. And the best part of it is that there a plete change of program every day! Follow It Every Day in The PARIS NEWS oy aaud Grayson Maurine Grayson both, be up after several weeks i SEEK PROJECTS Jones, secretary of the Chamber of Cptn- merce, Mayor R. M.

Miller O. F- Marshall, I. B. McNatt, director ol the local office, and S. Hart, chairman of tae Hunt.coun- ty relief 'board, were in vffle Friday confer witH County Judge T.

TX 1 on" program-being out and A in i ii iinii JliBPFBlFfff III.