Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 111, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 15, 1936 Page: 1 of 4
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' would make possible distribution of
| more fish, more itame wardens. -
i more Kama birds, revision of hunting
i regulations and other needed
Churches Will
Hold Centennial
Religious Rallies
elation.
Mr. Cozart explained that the
building will be sufficiently large to
■hlpera were killed or wounded
Tuesday as Italians bombed a
church. Officials add that an Ital-
ian plane flew over the emperor’s
headquarters at" Detsye but drop
State-wide Committee representing
le Methodist Preebytertsn U. 8. A.
Blaptlst and
placed on the payroll.
Other Improvements at the fair
park Include a roof for the grand-
The registration and hire of met
was done from the county court-
The condition of Rudyard Kipling
was reported to be very grave late
Tuesday night. The bulletin Issued
from a London hospital where he
underwent an operation said It la
too early to speculate on his pro-
tean toward recovery.
mchlta rails. Dallas and “It wouldn’t be safe to turn Haupt-
The combined member- mann loose In this community.” Po-
he co-operating churches Uce Commissioner Plggott of Hope-
Ion two hundred thousand well. N. J. declared Tuesday tn'volc-
fuu Ini the opinion of the' Sourland
eral Interdenominational Mountain folks. The natives of the
of which Rev. R. N. area In which Colonel Lindbergh's
«f•.troll is chairman, estate I* located are firm In their
>r many reltgtom features belief that “they got the right
Centennial Year of 1430, man.” officials said. The people,
of eight connected with the case
escaped.
Every Citizen
Must
Iraughmg Around the World
With IRVIN S. COBB
however, are abont evenly divided
as to whether Hauptmann had help
In the kidnaping or did the whole
thing alone.
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GRAHAM, TEXAS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IS, 103d
NUMBER 111
LEAGUE BOARD LAYS
PLANS FOR COUNTY
t MEET MARCH 27-28
Steers To Play
Loving Thursday
Sixteen Boys
Get Sweaters
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Olney To Get Annual
Literary-Arithmetic
‘ Contest
STATE and
NATIONAL
NEWS
t
At a Glance
Coach Knlsft reports that a game
between Loving and Qrmham eager* *
has been scheduled for Thursday'
night.
The first of the double header pro-
gram will be a battle between sec-
ond strings of the two teams at, .. ... _
7 o’clock, to be followed by the I ** Gr"n' FV>d
....___ _. . __t. | Davis, J. D. Burk, llurton Martin,
P. M. Clinton. Delbert Kendall. Cy-
rus Newman, Kyle Morris. Wallace
Sixteen sweaters and one letter
w'ere awarded high school athletes
this morning by Pat Knieff.
The ceremony, held during assem-
bly period, gave recognition to the
foBowIng boys for their prowess
regular affray at 3 o'clock.
The game with Loving was schcfl-'
March 37 and 38 was selected
Tuesday n|ght by the county inter-
scholastic League directors for the|
annual literary and athletic meet, i
to be held thl* year In Olney. j
Minutes of the discussions as led
by Joe Humphrey of Olney, new,
director general, record selection of!
March 87 for literary events and
March 33 for athletic events.
Directors also decided to play
oft the rural track on April 4. nnej
week after the county meet. The denle(t
rural track meet will also be held
In Olney. J Hauptmann
Preceding the annual convention i
of children will be the playground
ball tournament on March 31.
The only dlviatoe of the oounty!
meet to be held In Graham this year|
will he tennis, to be directed again <|UO e
by Floyd Deacon, county athletic |
chairman. j
Appointment! made Tuesday night j
Include Alton Thompson of South
. . _ ante Committee reported favorably
Bend lo be director of choral sing- ' . ' . .
j pone the game they were .to have
1 played Tuesday night.
Jones. Walter Cook. Robert Stew.
art. Alexander Peehinis, John Hayea,
j Kenneth Martin, and Buster Me-
j Kaig. • -,-v ■
A sweater was also given John
Legion Troop
To Meet Fridsy <3,ll?ler a* man“K«r and letter given
V~ -—...........' — B. F Thigpen as assistant manager.
Glen McQueen and Tom J. Ed:
| wards, Scout leaders for Troop 2. Sent To Hospital
hkve announced a meeting for 7:30 Rv A Hpflrtv Q1 nr
_ o’clock Friday qight at the legion. A hearty &iap
“ j \ Hall. Scouts will practice on a
Federal Judge J. Warren Davis' Tenderfoot ceremony to be given In
writ of habeas corpus or j South Bend soon,
stay of execution to Bruno Richard The following Scouts have been
TORONTO. -Because
Tuesday. Hauptmann's i appointed as temporary leaders un-
attorney termed the judge's action til re-reglatratlon In February: Bill
friend
I slapped him too heartily on the
1 back. Signaller John D. Clarke of
I the Royal Canadian Air Force, sta-
tioned at Camp Borden, has had
as “the end,
In the world Is the Supreme Court,
one of the defense lawyers was
saying. Governor Hoff-
man has given no indication of his
last-minute' attitude on the case.
Voting It to 3 the Senate Fin-
,* ( lag, H. G. Williams of south ward,
Olnay, to be director of arithmetic,
Ruby Fay Dennis of South Bend to be
director of the ore-act play contest.
-■»—»et for March 24. and Mies Ragland
r * ■ - as director of the rhythm band con-
; teat
The rhythm hand division planned,
■Inca not a part of the state-wide
Interscholaatlc League program. will"’ord »u hun* “P Tuesday as How-
>1 f . necessitate a connty organization «•* Hughes, millionaire Hollywood
complete within Itself, Miss Rag- producer dropped down .t Newark
land explains.
Tuesday on the compromise soldiers’
bonus bill. The approval was give*
In the face of Morgenthau’s warn-
ing that the government must raise
f11.300,000.000 la the next seven-
teen months to meet the present
obligations, T -
A new. trans-continental speed re-
Other changes made Tuesday night
Include organisation of two divis-
ion* of story telling, both rural and
Class B whereas heretofore the en-
tries have all been In one group.
Tbs directors also ruled that en-
tries In the one-act play contest
meet he filed with the director 10
days before their presentation.
airport with crossing time of nine
hours, 37 minutes and 51 seconds.
The new record Is 35 minutes bet-
ter than Col. Roscoe Turner’s time,
set last September.
Seventeen were killed near Good-
win, Ark., Tuesday night as a
giant airliner crashed in to a
swamp. The liner was enroute from
Memphis to Little Rock and was
long overdue whdn a searching .par-
ty found the remains. Fourteen of
the dead were paeasawira. - 4.
Christian churches of Texan, com-
posed of Rev. Patrick Henry of Ft.
Worth. Rev R. N. Hneknbee of Has-
kell end Rev. C. *. Matthews of Ft.
Worth, hove designated the week of
March 3-13 as Centennial Revival
Rally Weak, end will direct the
holding of an Interdanomlnetlonnlly
rally In each of the following cities:
Texarkana. Sherman. Tyler. Hone-
ton, Harlingen. San Antonio, Austin.
Wneo, San Angelo Bl Peso, Abilene,
Labberk. Wichita Fhlle, Dallas and
Ft. Worth The combined member-
ship of the cooperating chnrcbea
Is one million two hundred thousand
Morib 1a fbiftt.
The general Interdenominational
Committee, of which Rev. R. N.
BANK STOCKHOLDERS
EXPRESS OPTIMISM,
RE-ELECT OFFICERS
IZAAK WALTON %^"tst'^0Ve°yn 8
CHAPTERS MAY GiTy
RF P) I Q Q A J \7 p TV A note of optimism was Injected
UL| j VL V L L/l into hopes for a successful 1334
l— t . Tuesday when stockholders of both
North Texas Sportsmen'<J,aham bank,‘ ,onvanad <°r th#ir
r, . n/r v 1 1 annual meetiug and election of of-
Favor More Local ! rtCer.
Conservation j Graham Stewart and R V. Tidwell
—— both expressed for the boards of the
A regional game and fish protec-! respective banks the confidence of
five association to replace the north ,h*‘ directorates in Young county’s
Texas chapter of the lzaak Walton movement toward recovery and nor
League is being planned this week n»*lcy and pointed to the fncreas--
by representative sportsmen who *d deposits as indicative of bet-
attended the conference of conser- ter business conditions in general.
|to be rushed to a hospital at Tor-
The only possibility | Norman, junior assistant scout mas-
^^^pStES? R. Rarnse, both of
Burton Kirtley. assistant patrol lead ""d h'" D,,OUth ^ h“l<i th'^ expressed themselves
__ . . _ , , . en safety pins. When his friend
er: .Hack Holland, patrol leader: 1 , . .
I slapped his back. Clarke gulped and
swallowed thB pins, which lodged
in his throat. The operation was
successful.
Nick Vaughan, assistant patrol lead-
er: Sam Bates, patrol leader: BUI
Cooney, assistant patrol leader;
George Vaughan, patrol leader: J.
H. Hare, assistant patrol leader.
Sconts are requested by Scout-
master McQueen to bring their mu-
sical instruments to the meeting.
McQueen 1* planning a band or-
ganisation for the Scouts, and ur-
ges boys who play instruments to
bring them.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Wallace return-
ed to Dallas after a short visit
In Graham with relative* Tuesday.
vatlon leaders in Wichita Falla Mon Thc officers and directors of both
day night. I banks for 193« will In general be
.Representing the Yonng county the same as served j^. efficleatly
area were Dr. W. A. Morris and during 1335., ------ e- ^ .
whom have Mr. ‘Stewaff8’will dqfetlhue as prea-
is favoring fdent of the First National Bank
affiliated chapters but existing for wUli'-L G. Staples as cashier. R. B.
the mutual betterment of the area Allison and John B. C.ammtll as at-
that has beeji neglected in conser- sistant cashiers and P. K. Deats,
ration work.
.Explaining the discussions that
resulted from the proposal to break
away from the lzaak Walton League
Dr. Morris pointed to the failure
of the national chapter to include
--o-- north Texas in its- state organtza-
Mrs. Katg Ferris of Ft. Worth, tion JS^rk Discrimination against
sister of Fred Arnold, visited, Mr. *Young and nearby counties, he said,
and Mrs. Arnold Tuesday. has given Impetus to the plan on
whtqh action was taken Monday.
’ The new organization would like-
ly embrace a membership of nearly
A.Jiundred Young countiaus who
pay their dues to the district
j treasurer
Differing, however. In apportlon-
the motley spent for conserva-
_ 1 t|on purposes. Dr Morris explains
j t tt I th,t no national organization will
Park, Named In Honor] share In the funds and that the
Of State Highway monpy ln “• w,n **
ri • j spent for the development and con-
*^“0Ulcer , j eervation of game and game refuge
- In north Texas.
Such organization, he pointed oat.
NEW LIVESTOCK
BUILDING FOR2
FAIR IS PLANNED ..”
LABOR IS HIRED
FOR LOVING WPA
PROJECT TODAY
FMfty Of One Hundred
Twenty-Five Quota
On Payroll
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* Nearly fifty men were checked
out to Boyd Mayes, supervisor, to-
day as the Loving road project com-
menced with registration and hire
of necessary laborers and tracks.
J. P. Tackett, WPA supervisor , of
this district, assisted in organixa
tlon and reported:at 11 , g(>v„nty wltma|( u)(j y|ew ...... a..u uranam rn.pvrra o. u.c
oclock that tsralv. ‘rucka had been, of p,hlblu «ntu.,pated this fall '“ak Walton t>a*n,‘ ,n TO,,n*
secured and that nearly fifty of a,
_____ _ . , . . . . , as part of the extensive 4-H club
maximum of 125 laborers bad been I ^
work will be moat necessary..
changes.
Action by the Wichita Falls, Ver-
and Graham chapters of the
onic..'nd E' "• t*ra'n‘,0n',j tract. The beautification projyt will
The project call, for hard-surfic 7m,nence a* h‘*h"a’r a"d conJ
I tlnne north through the fair park
log of 12.16 mile* from Graham to
Loving. Conatractlon work will In-
clude a full twenty-foot highway,
sledge-stone bass and asphalt top-
ping.
to Include the pump station.
The portion of the park to under-
go the landscaping and beautifi-
cation has been named Gibb Gil-
christ Park In honor of the state
highway engineer who has been so
loyal to Graham and Young connty.
solution and acceptance of the pro-
posed association to be dedicated to
north Texas problems wilt form
groundwork for adoption of bylaws
and active work.
Slated for early consideration will
he a movement to get legislative
action affecting fishing and hunting
ln this section.
Cooperating with the north Texa.
sportsmen Is Senator Ben G. Oneal.
who was host to the men In Wich-
ita Falls.
A. B. Eddleman. J. G. Staples. Gra-
ham Stewart and H. B. Street as
directors.
Other employes of the First Na-
tional Bank aro Jack Stewart, book-
keeper; o. Fr-Umphrey. teller and
bookkeeper; and-Mrs. J, E. Touch-
stone. stenographer.
W A. Corbett was again re-elected
a» president of the Graham Nation-'
al Bank *|th R- V. Tidwell. D. F.
Ford and Hinson as vice-
presidents. C. P. Gregory as cashier
and Mrs. H. D. Criswell as assistant
cashier. . -
The directorate will consist ef
W. A. Corbett. R. y, Tidwell, D. F.
Ford. O. D. Hinson, C. P. Gregory.
R. R Whittenburg. A. A. Morrison
and R. L. Morrison.
Also among the employes are
Miss Reta Ragland, teller and book-
keeper. Miss Florence Corbett, sten-
ographer: Frank Atchison, book-
keeper; and Mrs. Willie Mae Crab-
tree, bookkeeper.
The new year will mean another
of continuous years of servMs of-
t tonal Bank being on the thres-
hold of Its forty-sixth 'year aad tbs
Graham National Rank In Us thirty-
fourth year. *
Both banks have active eceoggts
that helped to found the banka 44
and 34 years sgo sad hava remain-
ed on deposit these many yearn as
expression of Young • coontierne’
fnlth In their banking tnatltntlSM.
DALLAS.—Do you know that It
Is estimated that 2fl.0OO.04O people
will visit the various Texas Centen-
nial celebrations In 1434. that they
will consame 320.000.404 ext*. 28.-
004.040 pawn0s of butter. 240.000.-
000 pounds of vegetables. 300.000.
000 qnarta of milk. 140.000.000
pounds of meat in sating approxi-
mately 1,000,000.000 meals?
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New Floor Offers
Dancing On Light
‘Personality’ Tests
Used In Parole Pleas
ST. LODI8.—Illinois I* giving per-
sonality teats to prisoners for pa-
role. R was revealed by Dr. Ferris
F Laune of the division of pardons
and paroles of that state ia ah ad-
dress to the American Association
for the Advancement of Science.
At present the results ass being
used experimentally to “tast* Iks
test, but It assms so far as thoaBk
such a tost eventually may surra
to show parole boards what prison-
er* may be expected to make goad
and which ones are likely to gut
Into trouble agela If
Inordinate desire for. fine clothes,
lack of love tor relatives, interest
ln the "White Lights.”
to sharp praettoes, argamemtatira
neasl these are some of the urns*
ellty traltf which appear to make
prisoners tell to make good N
parole. Dr Laune reported. "
A prisoner at Joliet
. many religious features
Oaatonnial Year of 1430,
trios of rallies will be
teatara. 'These meetings
the natare of a union
-t, but rather to urge and
rvery church of every
a la every community In
hold a revival meeting
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Spears, George T., Jr. Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 111, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 15, 1936, newspaper, January 15, 1936; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1064891/m1/1/: accessed June 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.