The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 8, 1934 Page: 3 of 4
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J. F. Clark of Stamford is Wa-
iting his daughter, Jtrs. Lee Jones,
this week. .
SOCIETY
ERSONAL
Mrs. #. *t. Barrett- at
tonsilectomy at Griffin
Edwin Bruce Street and Virginia
dtalje .ttlfs morning
'Burris drove to Oiney on
Friday.
Owens Will Marry Sunday
Rev J. W. Tyndall tailKd
CIRCLE NO. THREE TO MEET -f
WITH MBS ip .T LAWRENCE
Mr*. T. Lawrence, 918 South
Tennessee Street will entertain Cir-
cle ' Ns .1 of tht, 'Methodist church
at 4 o’clock next Tuesday, afternoon,
and all members are ufged to be
and MRS. JNO. E. OMENS GIVES
ANNOUNCEMENT LUNCHEON
V- at DALLAS COUNTRY CULB
PU ^ ’Hie -approaching marriage of Mr/
tdge -Edwin Bruce Street and -Miss Vir-
will ginia Owens of Dallas was announ-
, ced at a beautifully-appointed lun-
Icheon given bv Mrv. Jno. E. Owens,
CHAPTER VI. . .7*
IOHNNY,. SYKES’ BATTLE OP
~ SANTA ROJBALLE fe---
As the door 'elOSad after’ Vancho
flBa.Madwo sank back Into his
hair, dlscduraged. disheartened,
lear tb tears for hia beloved MfX-
co's’Vate , 1 ' —■
-'Shall 1 cell' him bach I" asked-
What a master mind:" Johnny
exclaimed hopelessly, took his head
In hia hands and groaned: "Sunk*
A light gene out!':
Miss Helen Sullinger
leadsmen Eldon Willis, Clarence
aylor, Cleve Ellis and Hemphill
•e Ft. Worth visitors Friday.
grief "Liften. maybe I can- do
something.''
Johnny stared up at him. and
his (sue tilled with awe at IM mas-1
nitude of the though! that came to
\hlm. "You cat) ’'You can capture
wants.jhmatfe!” ~ f .
wltsT^""-^----*1111111 if ns Sis,j pS*
Willian Jarnagin are Bracken
visitors today. Miss Sullingei
boginj^eaching there Monday.
.ao ind. ^ iiMvnrRVfYVWPinv
Tice' i YKSBimt-.'—r-hadreodo-*.'- -
-rerhape if- ym» had reasoned
with hin> he'd understand-'1 t
'No. -He’s a child. A bad chlt.1.
He knohra y-hu't he's doing He
khowi What I feel. He knows that
I need him—that I need him—*'
Yl-'lUt* withdraws. With hia ariny."
ailtl, Don Felipe. "‘It will be a death
-blow Let me—' . He started tor
the door. 1
"No. no," Madero said again. "He
must come back because he has to.
He'must fight our way. as men. or
-" Madsno stopped speaking as
the door opened and Villa shuf-
fled into the room, head lowered in
nervtfuai abashment.
"All right, Mr Madero. You tell
me again. What are your order*?"
"Yaw— Witt repoet to General
Pi seal." -+
• ."I go In-'the morning.") . h ,
■Thank you Pancho." Madero
stejmed tpuaqrd and embraced Villa
u fui stoou ennklng and gulping.
. Country Club Thursday,
*%T ■ - - '
1 The announcement wi
made in the form of tel<
dressed to each guest,
ms . follows: “Begihnii _
we have decided to travel life’s
highway together. After Septem-
ber the 20th we will be at home
to" Graham. Bruce and Virginia."
The marriage will take place Sun-
day afternoon ' dt *’2t80 o'clock at
4704 thane Drive, Dallas, at the
lf BRECKEN RIDGE CAMP ~ ‘lili
ISGUfeST OF tDffiWt 'Ciiii i)'
ORGANIZATION ’ T 1+
pi The Brfcltepridgt Camp of. Rojr-
•1 .Neighbors of America werjj
Quests in Graham Thursday nlgfit
at which timb three local persojf
■-'were' initiated to the organization.
a minute.- You ve been knocking
over shanties and mud -htrta and
.playing Napoleon (With • lot of hoi
If. Estes of Winchester, Ky.. -
*p Gilbert Webb of Jean end Isaac
Reep of^Griham went to Abilene,
today to mitke plans for entering
Simmons.Hardin University -this
Estelle Washburn is apendtng the
sek-end with relatives and friends
uJEnrt Worth. , * _
Iff "shook the- fwisspapsr in Villa-* *
fsea- "You come swemrtnaMw Uk*i-
the leaning cholera.. Blow up all the •
buildings. bet Ar«]to-.tne town
Three hours or'IdYdcJtm* _hand-’lb-
hund lighting and'jbama Rosalie la
your*!" He slapped the paper , Ht't
the best story I ever wrote. Oh, if
ydu could only read!"
“Now sit down, Johnny. Listen,
I'm going to see Central Pascal -M-
Madet-o want* me and him to work
together. Mayfly in .about two.
three w^eks w^e take Santa Rosalie.'
Johnny was hitter. "That * beau-
tiful, Throe .weeks! Won't do. Tho
die t* cast-- The cataract is loosed
You can capture Kantu Rosalie with
a bean blower In three weeks. II,,
wont' do any good. Nobody'll be-
lieve you. Yvtr'H be disgraced!" M*
laughed wildly. "I can hear them—
i's troops were -n. *>* million readers—laughing at
'otasie -To loth Hen- Pankho VUi». the bogus hero who
he scene was a bed - wins battle* with a pres* agent
md excitement. Not Pancho. I d do as much lor you. #•
Mias Martha Rice, who & to be
mm deMMwatcsUoiv,.agent ..jn. Coch-
in county, h the guest of Mias
orflet Grimes today.- '
Mr. and Mrs. ' Luther’’ Cain and
children have returned after a three
weeks visit with relatives -in Mon-
ticello, Ky,
L. C. Wright and Miss’ Louise
pham- of Bryson were married
humday night at 10 o’clock at the
m« of Rev. J. D. Thom, Baptist
M. W. Sarsfield Owens and Mr. Street will
fiess trip and while there will spend
a few days with their ton, Gus
Mrs. - Sulllnyer and daughter, Hjjfc"
Misle Willian Jamigen San field, and family.
v^ijOTf Wednes.
Stop Thinki
only wore tho *o)dl»m boRrdli
a. do. Il.r Sjghed ; Pancho
1 B-f „ IIU lll»HP
tt -n Ah’.
ronfuROfh-
it—uitiii,’ b:t ttif’Tf ^
Trrn
luncheon were Mn.tH. B. . the Pump Station. Mrs, Marvin hga
Sglg -r.aeasa Stseef and charge of friaip jg-^the^
children, their Nn^MliMirni. ____
rontuhlnes. with their pOB^eFrion*.
. Q»t. the flat car which served an
i r;,-
—“Pietro. Toma*,. Chavito «nd
other*. Tit («t.j\an JjS*t liack «>T
• . the engln«KTThe thror f♦
r* ”$iSLTf. JVi.'rttt'H*1 fTtTT^TflTffiTt|<»□ n. The !
bujiTer toy rKnUiWtd rrtionM »*> the , „
-- erurfne punted. A hoirit wan »purr fit ] tc
toward* the moving itwo o'
It* rlcWr «Houte«lr *‘HeyT He>«r'
- Pahcho:;* * .......... t!
’'Vita Johnny:” tried l*nrrho n>*
Johnny Sykti leajK?d from hi* a
Maybe I get aom«*
i about ten days.
^olVnV^ hTWon ',^-
o w h‘ on the floor ot the car.
•’All right.'* j He managed to puini
sneer of cdhtempl inlo'the two
w'ords, Pape ho, hart tr> the con-
empt in his friends' tone, leaned
ver him
“Johnny. I wanna tell you eome*
thing. You don't understand——**
LONDON, Sept. 6.—A Mire cure
for insoomla is to stop thinking.
Shamrock Motor
UNCLE SAM IS NATION’S BEST BUYER OF MEAT
, And" to stop thinking, according
to Lilas MacKinnon,' a well-know?).
-British educationalist., it only needs
a little practice.
Washington.—Thd magnitude- of
the relief drive In the natron’s
-worst drouth catastrophe wag un-
derscored today when it became ap-
parent that for months the gov-
ernment Will be the country’s larg-
eht otiyer and distributor of «|eSt.
‘Living’ Corpse
Put In The -Cooler!
OCEANSIDE. N.’ ’T-^SepUSlRxr
6. —■ “From one tomb to another*,
sadly reflected Herbert Hanagan of,
_ Before the program is finished,
conservfctive cwtimabes -said, the
government will- own Z.tKJOjOOO.OOO
tbs . at. procc sed beef and 150,-
000,(100 ~l£s. of mutton to hapR ov-
er .to needy families,"
Officials said thut . when the'
program is over add the indus-
try goes, hack to private, hands it
Wit! be in better shape and the
North Plainfield. N. J.. today. H*
was arrested after he emerged.'from
a griVe where he has lain as a
•‘littog corpse’’ since July 4, on'a
warrant ’ police’’had held since before
Ins ” self-imposed entombipent He
charged fifteen cent to look hi him
: hrough -aw iron pip* while he Uy
DONt cost
IT PAYS!
and will leave- it in. the beet posi-
tkloff in -history. • -__.
O the 10.000,000 cattle and
OuO.OiKl sheep .and goats , to be
boilght, most will .iia—sAaughu'ird
Phone 50,
^nd cohVi-rte<i into meat product/
injtnediately after baying. ‘ ' '
Sumo will- - be shipped .to . Soutiu.
(Tfl pasTnres to be fattened far
slaughter giuL, the rw£' will jar -
. L .vrvi.,1 tn R/lcfLu .wuikar'h' fne rVktt-
jjjipped |4j “defiet -areas’*' for re-
haJdUtntiop uses. ^ ...
the Jriaf vcattle population of 07,-
OO.oOO was about'" 17,000,000 above-
normal. Cattle are neft a basic
normal. Cattle
j commodity under the AAA and of-'
ficials were powerless to attempt
reductiops. Now the buying forced'
by drotrth w Seducing the surplus.
"All V!’l>Jif.''"imri-*-4>ittu.'l’cm ph e sic orders I like )se.-1
ftp** Oftiencitr-/ do what f icdsf "
on cir.| featbfr fri#*nd—that* all.
n\: You n.v kJm0C
any. trumf dt’ Juhjiny'w ^drd*
■um a v**pyJ goT three ^o'rt* in 81
, P^h-• lota of ■—’* r^-
*•*§ ain't- interested ________
Pancho stared At Johnny, scra^'h-
ing his head. His friend * grief ar l
disgust mu* too much for him. ll«
spoke to Johnny, but the latter g« *
tured him confemntuously. »wor
Then Pancho stood up, nis eyo*
horse and was pulled »
-lav VillMSf pien “Jo
r« rr> wJth*uii}i?7
,“»’hew!“ groaned J)
Lis, fecent exertion and
evident nangpvec.
. 1 <^t me a-
^ pitcher of ice water.1
• “Where., you been. J<
Johnny held hi*
M>; hand*. fSoi
' Wiaalnv ’’
"Johnny. tT-
ita Rosalie ai
Mahogany Girl
k Carved By Novice
“HiUb.
drawing room
ttnlpp," j;
ohrtnyf- -
splitting head In
ot so loud—and no
“You gPt drunk, 'eh? C*rnago.
7TT*tnKR»ii .Mnssi wry «ug.
you fhi't uroupd." ) t
Jbhnny grinned nervously. “How
..did.jrou Uk« SniiLi Hosalie? That
* n.ust have-vbeen-ia Jine Y»attle?*’
.-?,\Vhat you mean?** ‘ ashed the
^Tartled bandit leader. “Santa
Rosalie? That's goinyg to talf.f a
long timf to get. It’s too big a
town."
Johnny pulled a newspaper <ot)V
of his pocket. The headlines pro-
Mmmed: '“Villa Captures Santa
Rosalie—Important Federal Strong-
hold Falls Before Peon Leader—
Vjvid Eyewitness .Account of Bat*
tie by John Vanandale Kykes."
“St. Andres, Sabosi-~one town a
day," said Villa. “I thought you
was my friend. 1 thought you send
out the hews to the gringo papers."
—• - “Stop hollerin',’ will you?*’ pleaded
Johnny, staring at Pancho. -yt>u*r*
. sure you We4*en't at SantaOtoaalle?"
But Pancbo'a eyes had been
.-rcaught by his own names In *ha
' htndHnes of the newspaper. “Oho!
That's me! Vfva Johnny! That's
my friend! Tomas, open the
'New York, September 6.—A girl
carved frsm ablid mahogany . will,
make her debut - at the adult edu-
cation exhibit opening next week at
Nkw./York Ualverttty. Ghartcs No-
vak, 1809 Second avenue, Who atart-
made1 the figure. ... ~
Two months of diligent work in
the four-hour afternoon alaaaes of
the adult school were required to
turn out the statute to which No.
vak refer* as “my girl* friand.’* He
Said he entered thg school without
any experience^ whatever: He mod-
estly attributed hia success to the
patience of his instructors..
Novak began to study sculpture
when h>- found the electrical busi-
ness was not “what it was lit up
at Your Spinach
... "" /' /* ‘if”-,*.
a „ND like it For you will like
ZjL Spinach if It la thoroughly
cleaned, properly cooked and
nicely seasoned. If the fact that
It tikaa hours of precious time to
dean the bushels of spinach you
would Ilka to serve this summer,
keep# you from giving your fam-
ily their quota of this healthful
vegetable, you will be tntereated
In a first-hand story of what hap-
pens to spinach from the garden
to the cannery.
Have you ever wondered how
Banned spinach could possibly be
as clean ss that ivhfth you .pre-
But Just'as you and I are never
satisfied with several washings of
nur spinach, neither le the canner.
Down Into another trough offiow-
Ing water It goes, for another
washing just llks the first bath.
After this bath, which is a odd
one. It appears on the wire meeh
again for Inspection and Imper-
fect leaves are once more sorted
out. Then follows a hot bath and
then it is put to cans.
New It's cnati
,..vXhfi?e you hays your dean
spinach—and the most iastldious
person must , agree . that It is
cleaner then we can possibly get
it by using our home methods. In
case yott are interested In the
pr.ogenses. otlifr than clean si nR-r
Miss Evelyn Anderson will leave
for Port Arthuy^next week, where
she will teach this'year.
-when you examine aach and
leaf? Let’s see.
To Insure Freshness -
(H t^irnnrD, uuifi tugu i mRUBiua—7
It you Ilka your spinach louder
sad properly cooked as well as
being dean—hers Is the rest of
the story. Each filled and weighed
Let's follow tho spinach truck
trail, aa It winds from gardena
within a radius of thirty to forty
miles of the cannery right Into
the yard of the cannery. The
trucks travel along at pretty fair
spaed because the spinach has
Inst , bee:: cut and- tossed into
bushel crates, and ths canneries
insist that no time be lost ia get-
ting the products Into the cane
while It Is still “gardrn ffesh.”
fine. I do what you want. Othei -
wlee. I <to what I want Somrbed*
told me you were a good saner, v
, but I'.don't think ao.»“ ■
Keeping the fJeneral ' coveted.
Villa backed oat qf headquarters 1
i^L-oeM Stop him! Put him uw.
<i«T stteetl" shouted Pascal, but
when Lopes started, be called him,
wok "No, wait List him re Las
him attack Santa Rom Us , Hal’ os;
-'Hi to plecea It artn be the and af
That-weald ha kstw eta. {SO.
We Want Mas Tb Jain The
Arsay Of Satisfied t automer*
Who Wear .
M. Bom & Company
can i* paanhd on a’ belt couteyor
Into » "briaer where It le filled
wUk a solution of slightly salted
boning wajer, and passed on
through the "steam box.” Then
the “topping machine*’ puts on the
top* of the can by. rolling dews
tac edges under pressure. The
final cooking process consists of
putting tho cane Into deop taiks
where Ihey are centred uMhr live
steam for n little over U hour.
The j- ur« then c poled sad put into
the packing room, rendy to / be
ahtoPed^ to pecpli * ho like clean
sptnarh. properly cooked. Season
It te suit yourself,. Tho wam^of
•erring It hra legion.* V
»n leaves are pon-
up gnd down with
ptifhch that Hot the eollod water running out at
r consumption, the bottom. Theri the spinach is
Ilf the canneries placed on another conveyor belt
:h!a need of ha-* of wire screen which carries It
of Wlqficb. Tba out of ths water and between two
aeWhrfStR hs vipomas needle polqp sprays, one
this seemtotlr npraylng the spinach from the tap
of trucks, It Is sad oas from the bottom.
' , .
these
PLEASE
OUR GOOD
SERVICE •
rS,NcW
All the
GRAHAM DAILY REPORTER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1»H
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