The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 3, 1932 Page: 3 of 10
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TUB GRAHAM LEADER, THURSDAY, MARCH t. 1**2.
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Jury Lists Announced For Service
During March Term Of Dist. Court
Clint Anderson
1 In Sheriff Race
$27.90 In Silver [Change In Poultry Management
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Paul Atchley
Olney, A.
jC. Gulden of Murray, Chester Evans
of Otney, Sam Darts ■ of Farmer* W.
Court, wtuck...PP<-ns Monday, March- j* ot Loving, C. L. Long of
-’“The following halve been selected i Broxson of Graham, Pau
for petit jury service during the j °* nli.
term of
30th. District
■ Clarence.-Daniel
Good 14c
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First Week
—fjWf caste, 0. l). Good Ido "of
“J. R. Wilton of Markley, Bari Wheat
of Loving. Sam Cowrite of Graham,
R. L. Reeves of Loving,- C. M. CuL |T*rrimore
tert of Markley, J. U. Garvin Of
Graham, T. C. Terrell of Newcastle,
.R. JL-Watson- of Bunger. W. ,J.
Rhoades of Bunker, W) L.
Newcastle, Iimmark, Bower of Gra-
ham, R. S. Holland of Loving, W.
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„ Parsons
of Bunger, ,J. J. Martin of JiUasvillW
T--S,-Surah of Mowoasthf, G. C. Gjdu-^Udn MarcJT of
tham of Graham, J. C, Weldon of
of Jean, J. O.
NT W.......Reger of Eliasvrlte,
Larrimore of Newcastle, and
Reach of Olney:——*—;—■ >»- - '•«"*
Third. W'eek: E! L. Copeland of
Graham. Hubert Mayes of Graham^
C. M. Benson of Olney, L. M. .Neff
of Olney, W. D. DCrncgn of TOUrfajfj
r March of South Bend. W. H,
West of Olncjr, E. E. Brockman. 3f
Soujj) J8s.n<l, L. -J. Atwood of South Mwr*y. J. -M. Barnett" of Loving,
Bend, Joe Hirdwell of Loving, E. W.
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Hams of Bunger, Stanley Jones’of
Bunger, W. R. Kerr of BuugoryV. O,
Mihimy of Hnnypr. K U. Mankey
of Graham, J. R. Reedy of' Murray.
I O. A. Brown of .Eliaaville, J. L.
Price of Eliasville, W. H. Burnett
of. Eliasville. L. C. Deering of Lov-
ing, J. W. cloud of Murray, J. J.
Akin. of Graham, D. Briscoe of
Etiaiville, E. G. Rehders of
J. E. Davidson of Bunger, H, Wc
Clifton of Newcastle, and L.-8.
- Wilson of Olnay.
Second Week: I. N. Berry of BUB-
ger, G. W. Allison of South Bond,
T. M. Bunger of Bunger, Sam Gibbs
of Graham, W. H. Barnett of Loving,
M. B. Patterson of Newcastle, A. JE.
KtenU -of-Olney,- J. T.-Coie of Gra.
ham, W. W.-Prather, of .Graham, W.
P. Braxelton of Olney, Roscoe Luce
of Olney, E. A. EAwmrA. hi Jean.
L. E. Shifflett of Murray, R. E.
R. B. Patrick of Otney, J. R. Ball 0, W. Andarson of Newcastle, E. R.
of Olney, J. W. Robinson of Murray,
J. E. Cola of Newcastle. R. D. Wat-
son of Newcastle, O. H. Colley ot
Orth, R. A. Hanegar of Graham, C.
B. Loftin of Loving, A.. L. Glover
of Eliasville, B. P. Bradford of Elias-
ville, J. T. Hamilton of Murray, 8.
E. Galloway of 01nejr.T Riley Gibbs
of Graham, J. J. Foster of Graham, ’Graham, and L.'
J. P. Millican of Loving, Frank resile
Henry’s Cafe, operated by Henry
Rnyte oh west Fourth street, was
broken into by burglers sometime
Saturday' night ami f'ii.itO In silver
was reported missing. Mr. Rayle
rtated that lie closed the. cafe about
RiiiO Wa>unlay night, ‘after taker
ul| yilvtfr from the c*;-h register and I
Steffi B "longytug typer the I
counter. The losrt .was discovered !
Burdick of Loving. N. 'D. Harrell of
South Bend, J. R. Holcomb of .South
Bend, M. J. Phillips of Newcastle,
John Craig of Graham, L. H. Pur- maries.
selley of Loving, a SL.Sullivan of
Olney, Olney, John Stevenson of Oinoy,
A. Bills of Loving, G. W. Gray of
Qlney. J. 0. Rente of South Bend.
0, C. Ellis of Olney, J. E. Collins
of Newcastle, Ed Deithrich of OJnef,
O. S. CratnP Of Newcastle, Wllmer
T, Swink of Olney, H. M.
of Newcastle, C F. Kunkel of Olney.
Perkins of Olney, W. C. Blackman of
Newcastle, J. L. Castleman of Olney,
J. M. Bennett of Newcastle, Sam
Casey of Olnay, W. T. Mays of EHai-
villr. J. Y. Morgan : of Newcastle,
M .E. Delong of Neweaatle, R. L.
Morrison of Graham, J. H. Lewis
of Eliasville, F, P. MeFadden of
N. Arnold of New,
Rotary Birthday Celebration Friday
At Luncheon Meeting Of Local Club
The Rotary Birthday ■*»» cele-
brated by t#ie local club with a
splendid program at the regular
luncheon meeting in the basement
or The Fitet Chrlsttan Church last
Friday. Three speakers gave in-
teresting discussions fbf various
phases of Rotary work and develop-
" “The Growth of ' 1
subject ot the opening
Charles Hinson, who traced
velopment of Rotary" from the or-
ganisation of the firsLclub in Chic-
ago. on February 28, 1905, to the
present time with dubs in 62 nations
.J and 2,511 clubs On the North Ameri-
can continent. He also told Of the
establishment bf Rotary Internatien-
- -wl’tto »»•. _ >rr - -
Rpr. H. E. Griffin discussed “Possi-
bilities of Rotary as a World Infln-
--etiee”, pointing out the wonderful,
opportunities {or shaping world af-
fairs'that are made possible by Ro-
tary ’fellowship. _ He expressed the
opinion thart the-word “War" Would
be practically obsolete now’ had the
organization of Rotary International
occurred 200 years earlier, and de-
scribed the griat advancement ip un-
derstanding and sympathy made pos-
sible by the meeting of Rotarion*
from many nations at the inter-
national-conventions. "
‘‘TheJFutpee of Rotary in
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_____Graham”.
for' each member-to maintain an
active personal interest in the club,
declaring that an. indifferent.attitude
is the forerunner of disintegration.
He also urged the need of actively
fostering fellowship among the chib
members. .At the close of the pro-
gram T. T. Gilmer, program chair-
man, suggested that each member
resolve^ to do something for the good
of the local club. He stated that
the Graham club is now about seven
years old,' 4*
One visitor. t Mac Williams, was
for the luncheon-. ***F=
J. C. (Clint) ANDERSON
J C. (Clint* Anderson, City Mar-
shall of Olniy. makes his announce-
ment this week as candidate for
sheriff of Young county, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri-
Mr. Anderson is 39
years old, is
4IHreh._He
has Mved in Young county for nearly
25 year*, most of, which time he has
been engaged in farming and in
business. For the past three years
Mr. Anderson has been a peace
Golston officer, and has beep City Marshall
of Olney for the past year. Hi*
has the reputation of being an ef-
ficient and courteous officer.
In discussing -his candidacy. Mr.
Anderson said: /‘Netther' myself nor
any relative 'of mine ever befofe
mode a race for any office in Young
county, although it has been my am-
bition for years to serve my county
sheriff. L-have lived in Young
county most of my life, end I be-
lieve I know the county, its citizens,
and the duties of its chief-law en*
forcement officer well enough to
make e good sheriff. If elected I
shell at all times use my best ef-
forts and all of the ability and train-
ing at my command to make Young
county a courteous, impartial, and
efficient sheriff. I will try in every
possible, way to keep down expenses
in running this office1 and in the
care of the .prisoners that nu^ be
in my charge. I want to try and
see every voter in Yopng county in
person, but 1 take this means of
announcing my candidacy and re-
itpeWhfll-Ttruest in
sideration and" Tut
ih3”Tupport of all citi-
Taken From Cafe
Profitable For Bomarton Man
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"heu Hr. Rayle unit to get money
to pfty a hit! e»rty Rufidffy morning, j
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Apparently the burglar had enter-
ed--by .myna of -k pass Wry, a# -
nothing appeared tor have been dia- I
turbed. ' 1 x 1
Banquet Given For
Golston B. B. Girls
The Colston Senior Girls’ Basket
hail team .was honored with a han-
quet given! at the horns Of Mr.
Mrs. B. F. Barrett oh February 18.
Thia affair was sponsored by the
4-H club women of Colston in order
to show appreciation oUhs team’s
victory in the invitation tournament
at Jermyib ->——;——--
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Early in the evenffifTieveral glrfnes UUETness
were enjoyed.-”- Following the games
Coach Harty led into the dining
room his six Wildcats, including
Oaptain Note. Holt, and Lorens Bag-
ley, forwards; Opal Cantrell khd
Bear! Bagley, centers; Jackie Hoff-
man and. Lpu Harmon, guards.
Other guest! Were Beatrice’ Bau-
vosett, Alma Holt, Geneva Barrett,
Rubye Pounds, Jessie Bagley. Eldie
Nimmo Mildred Stratton, O. B. Bar-
ron, L. G. Bratcher, Kenner Barron.
Melvin Speer, Grady Holdeman,
Clint Bauvosett, Vaster Bagley. Joe
Beard, Frank Brown,'Tack Cterida.
J. W. Oat man. Homer Souther, Ver-
non Brooking. Mrs. W. E. Harty, and
Mrs. Ctoyce Watters.
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Junior Hi Honor -
Pupils Announced
The honor students of the Shawnee
Junior High Sfchool graduating class
were »nno.upc*d last week. Instead
Skim mux is only one oi several t i'he McLUtr-ys say the .poultry In-
home produced poultry .feeds thkt jcome jiolped ,* lot jast year and that ■
helped M. H. McClarty of Bomar-[the. demonstration has convinced v
very
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HonArk
points in
cClfirty ha-
hens.
ton, Baxter, fiounly. to m»kfi a. profU. them that a farm flock can ..pay
of almost $100 test year from 92* well. - -Close culling "and" a
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1930, County Agent
duced Mr. McClarty to try a better I lieves.
system for 60 ’ days before selling 1 ”
off the 25 -old white leghorn hens
and 114 pullet#-- - A "Change in the
ration resulted' almost. immediately
in morevJJggSl fiain.. th* flock and
Mr. McClarty became a poultry
demonstrator. He culled in May
and August and at the end of the
year then were 90 hens in the
flock with an average production
for the.first 11 months of 172 eggs
per bird. ,
has -also
ecognized the
tmportnrc»-«f good* housing by -ra- -"*-
cently improving the - old poultry (
quarters and separatteg chickens
and turkeys. The ration used last
ypar. spnaisttad of ground wheat, oats, 1 --
and barley, and skim milk. Whan
milk bacame scarce in the fall ha
mixed In 10 popnds’ of cotten«#|4_
meal and with each 100 pounds' of
mash which was balanced with two
ta three gallons of skim.milk daity.
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NineMarriages
During February
a
Nine marriage licenses - were ia-j’
from the off jg*. of the county j
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sued
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of valedictorian and aalutatorian the
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class honors 'are this year designated
as first honor girl and firat honor
boy. Ruth Virgile Tidwell and Mary
clerk',during the1 month of February;
including:
Mr. Vaughn Young and Miss Lois
Babb. ' ........
Joseph V.* Mixon anil Miss Thelma
Lee Bartley.-
B. Newsom and MIs^ Mary
M;___
Katherine. Keyser. __
J. C. Fulks and Mrs. Lotta Crutch-
law—irevw
X1T I ••Pswaaanw and MifiO RdlitB . ----
honor an av
190.727. • ’ • *
-In deciding these honqrs an kver-
aga was takan.pTPgrades made, dur-
ing the alxth grade and tha. seventh
grade up to the present time.
pupils in the seventh grade had an’ Sim mol
average of 60 of 'more for the two
years’ work. . 'j
THE E4W1IY
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- \ By Edward Rowland sin
Hi I n lies' ’tr Wtlc city in the hills;
White are - its roots, dim i- each
(dwelling’s door.
And peace with perfect 'ragt its
—~ bosvm.. fills.. . Th
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} i'lKuie tlic pth'o mist, the pity of the
‘th ' en' ’ ” T "*«“*■*“
Ip.; begin with; he would make, you
believe, he cu res.every body he treats
spite ' of ofiF • -educatiouaL.Lrop —that he van perform miracles
that he . knows something that no-
)>ody Witte '4&f&*vs' ‘he biggest lie ol
nil! He ”-s-t..ys’- oocret processes^
rei’dy beoan c t.iey dare notrbe ex-
gross quackery an. n cotoksa] scale
seems to thrive. f suppose the
ewtp-'bf suckers will -continue- to be
inexhaustible.
Tha quack-te-by nft-mkan? a fool; of tru.li.
he is tlie most adroit n,oney-geU)cr whv |,0O"le feod and
JuKt why people food and foster
financial end Of .tU gamJ. Oreat tnod^-institutes spend-
LAND auka for food'
family doctor does his best for you
bemuse away down in bi» hou‘rt he
is sorry for y'oili—and he .loves you.
Thu quack is neither sorry lor you,
nOr does he love you, not i»-4ho
leaat; you are simply fish that he
teres into his net. If you think he It uk„ more .than 2 acres of crops
trusts you, try to get something j to proaUce food for an American,
from him on credit; If you think ho. |,u^ k takes only 1 acre for a Ger-
loves you. mak him to treat you for >pne-half an acre'for a Chinese,
ing thousands in -resecrcji to pre-
vent disease. Thesv are no quacks
in any of them. v ■
And touches Its still’ face most peu-
' dei’fy. *
I'nstirrqd-urd culm, nmid our shifting
' year*. “ 7 7*
ls»l where itfiea-, far from the clash
^-.-and roar.
With quiai^'gUteneo blurred, os
" ' through teara.^
of Gregg.
W. J,.-Emerson pud Miss Gslita
(col.) and
Frank Taylor
Gteaa (eel.)-’—-
Richard Caldwell (col) and Alma
Flowers (col.)
athan Burris (col.)
-3k
rau
handy.
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A CRY in the.night CoRal-No
A tor alann if Castoria ■ h
nsible thing when children are
quirk
is the sen:
THE
POOR- MANIA SILO”
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Post Plans For
tehog/ Whether it’s the stomach.
Tbe Texas Extension Service Farm
News! prints this sugges.tion, label-1
"<d “The ^oor .Mart's ffllo,’1 contrl-! Flans for vanoi
Buied by, a -South :Catbljua farm beoat Treop
agent:' . > . ' j l.igon.Laniel Fost 6f jho 'Alwerican
“Plant-an—»er« of citron melons Lejftbn, were di. cti-med at the.’week, i
Sl^d gathCF tjiotit.after ihe flr^t light i.ly_luncheon of the ox-ton ice rngn.
frost! 'Put down .on the barn floor : tlt Ate if ttjab ro<rm-lit-the Mcmotial i
I ::,i" "I- Imy. ntimu a foqt thick, lay Audit, tem W Ml
*’i!ye’^5flA»7BB.-fei.irOT«l .colyr ' deoft.'.<|t„;i,l -! iT'fnb.....inrtiil'ris (,*» "clgAVl't-1
cneUgh witji-’’ the eaiwe, inatynal lo nyfrq time add a tmil i-h ’o l»’ t-tss-p,--
nteven1- I retwTIBIT^*yFSr*^:n»Lil. TM ■■...! ~tT « ,,i -cue iM. , in Tv- 1 v
-o 30 pmtniTs Pt—those melons to: earh 1 '“7. Tn *' ’ Tt 1 dlv [HI >''!I'. —
pei’vjlay in a.l<litloit4“tf' other- ... f, ; U
kcn-sir oitlio >>r /wnat Kval inn -
Scout Activities'MiSisL , .
■ h At)d a more liberal dose
I hr atwkvi batter for grtkoutg children '
an U ' ItcTiVH i - of>;jfryj th^n ■ gScg mi+ciat tneyi;
penpored 4\r tha: usc’
CASTOR! A
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. Mi’s, imJ la* .fflogeg. Lisle . were _
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... .___ . other }’i£jgajjl«s
foods and your bows' will give mill FoSTteorF" meiy-t1*’’ 3
-as if on ppstpre," t_, ..iv.utj: in' U t’his'Hanfh •‘M'fVep. rejutivc-'.
Tn'TTTs" ') -L . '
(j TlcarC that peayest so for -Sdd to
send
Some loving messenger tn go, before
And load the way to where Uty long-
ings end.
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Bo surdTbc very sure t^tat soon will
come •
Hie- kindest angel, and through that
still door
Into the Infinite love will lead thee
home.
nothing.
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. people-And thaL inclndea a
few editora—wonder why the family
doctor does not advertise. they
even hint that he is atingy and
xnd only one-fourth an acre of land
l>r. O.
United
aelfish—that ha wanta hit adver-
tising free. I want to denounce
with all the force at my fommaad,
thia alur on your family doctor. The
reason he does not advertise his
euros la that ha could not do it and
tell the truth. Being high-minded
he will not sink himself to the level.
r$Q(jpf the humbug ehartetenl
ia an unscrupulous liar
E. Baker, economist of the
States Department of Ain't-
Doctor Baker points out
thet these differences in-the acre-
age of crops needed to feed
one
oeraon are due principally to dif-
ferences in diet. However, twice
as much is necessary to produce
food for a Chinese as tor a Japan
-se, because crop yields are much
higher in Japan.
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Beaumont—Yount-Lee Oil , Co, of
this city, constructing pipe line from
Spindletop to its tank farm; improve-
ment, wltl) a(l(lltt(tnyt tenln,~T6
about $700,000. ““
Corpus Chriati—California Vege-
table Products- Corporation of Bur-
bank, Calif., planning to establish
dehydrating plant here. 'l
Paria — rummer-Graham
plant resumed operations.
crate
Andrews—Caliche base being laid
on portion of Potash Highway north
form Ector County line to thia city.
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DRIVER CAFE
Will Be Opened On The 5th Day of March
Under New "Management
YOU WILL BE SERVED FREE COFFEE ALL DAY. WE
WANT ¥OU-TO €OMEiN AND GET ACQUAINTED AND
TRY OUT OUR FOOD WHICH WILL BE OF THE BEST
QUALITY THAT WE CAN BW. YOU WILCFIND OUR
COOK TO BE ONE OF THE BEST.
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Ba P. Sewell
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