The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 21, 1932 Page: 2 of 10
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THE GRAHAM LEADER. THUR«DAY. JANUARY !!. IMS.
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Stepping Stones
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By Frances M. Morton
Ttio following Mt of rube b being
published in many places and dis-
tributed in other forms to increase
featured refers to hitch-hiking, a
rapidly -increasing mode 4i “travel"
Which is iaM to contribute to-ac-
I look into Hie garden spaces
And thank the Lord for lonely places;
And oh, my heart b very kind
Toward people with the builders
cidenta.
f Rules governing pedestrians are:
t. Walk on the left eida of the
rood feeing the approeching traffic.
2. When in groups, walk single
ECONOMIC
Who place good houses here or there
To ke*t> the useful landscape fair,.
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8. Do not be afraid to step off the
pavement,. even if' wet, especially
when care are meeting.
4. DO 'not wait until hit to notice
if the <frivwr sees you.
6. Look to the right end left before
crossing the street or highway.
. Do not walk into the street or
highway., from behind Pdrtod awto-
mobiles or moving vehiclee.
7. Cross streets on marked cross-
ings, and only when the signal lights
art favorable.
8. Do not make a practice of hitch-
hiking. <lf doing so, ask for rides
of drivers who have stopped at fill-
ing stations, garages, and the Hto.
Never stop ears on the public high-
flowers
aumet
deliroi
deftci
mate
■Uts
codec
meats ta be vwtad ea thb fall, to-
sidee tbs csndldatae far stats, county
sad precinct offices. Whatever else
you do, qualify yourself to vetot-'
CLAUDE CAUsAN BAtfe~
' The Radwia* Dairy has moved frem
the J. U Clark term 10 abbs we»i
of Graham to ton John Seott term
Mar South Bend. Mr. Badwine
distri
inste
want* to make h*r happy. Poor
Aunt Winnie and her' comforts are
often the subject of conservation.
Obr oldest sister want* Aunt Min.
nie to stay wth our youngest sb-
tar harause she will-be happier there,
and our youngest sister wants her
to stay with our oldest sister bs-
couse sh« thinks Aunt Minnie will
be happier., with some one who b
nearer her s% age, Several of our
brothers think sho should stay with
us beesuaa we 11ve in a city, but WU
think she would ha happier with them
because they live in the country.
Each of Us lovao our dear poor
Aunt Minnie .and each of us wants
to eae her raasfsrtabh to Just any
home except ours.
Want To Save Money ?
Let A & P assist you to save money on your Foods.
YOUTHFUL notables
Foreign Minister Grand!, who
made such q favorable impression
during hi. stay fas the United StatM,
has bath a leading figure in Italy
for several years, although ho b now
only 36. Hb youthful ability has
beep the oulijoct of much comment
and haa recalled notables of the past
who attained great terns at an early
age,* few of whom may be men-
ORANGES, Lorre
AN UNTOUCHED MARKET
ixmoim
phones.
On 3,650,000 farms reporting, M
BACON, SIM
par cent of fhe country’* total, there
were 4,134,000 automobiles, while of
terms reporting only 13.4 par east
have motor Lucks and 11.* per e*nt
BACON
ROAST
rm found
lie
CUBED HAM
Half or sjUlmtet -tint Ham
CHEESE
PORK STEAK
If the day look kinder gloomy
And your chances pretty slim
If the situation's puzzlin'
And the prospects awful grim
And perplexities keep pressin’
Till hope b nearly gone
Just brbtle up epd grit jrour teeth
And kaep on keepin' on.
Teach us to drive through life
wlthout skidding Into other people's
business. Preserve our brake lin-
ings that we may stop before we
go too ter. Help us to hear the
Juutdu iff our -Own motors and close
our ears to the dashing of bther
6 6 6
K,ep itcohol in our
people's gears,
radiators, and out of our stomachs.
Absolve us from the mania of trying
to pass the other automobils on the
narrow road. Open our eyee to the
traffic sighs and keep our feet on
the brakes.—Portland Spokes.
«M Liquid or Tablets wed Internally
and «M Salve externally, moke a
complete and effective trootnmnt for
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$5,000 in Cash Prizes
Ask Your Druggist far1' 'PnMeuJnrv.
RICE,
PER POUND ......................
HERE’S ANOTHER ONE
HP RUNES,
PER POUND ...........
SPROLES MOTOR
FREIGHT LINES
Over sight Exprsm florvtei
his speech 10,000,000 atoms in ona corner of hb
“19ve gdr* fjt without knowing -they are there;
far as an we are also told that a scientist, or
en in It”, a number of friends, are trying to
>ting. la find a way to open up the atom
he govern- and harness the energy it contains,
seh ritixen thereby getting «ft>ugh energy to
- so let us run all tbs world's wheals at industry,
tax. Only If you believw that to be pnasible
at the Auditorium said:
J. H. Newman,
REUDMNT MANAGER
Grafcaa, Ptmoo 520.
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GEO. T. SPEARS
Editor- Publisher
Six Months ...................-..............- 1J®
Three Months ........-7*
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And always, somehow, seem to know
^Member 1q31^V
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To ciecorstr tab. world of ours,
Exactly where a tree should grow.
Our Meter past rejoice to find
A man who has a builder’s mind.
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GET THIS STRAIGHT
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About your poll tax—if you have
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not paid it Some people seem to
Graham Chamber of Cesa-
me rce b an institution of which any
city might be proud. It baa splen-
did management and carrier ** •
practical program of wort each yunr
in an effiriawt and harmonious man-
1f-
to buy
all pnlltog together, sbeukbr to
sbsuidar. fer the baet Interest of
Graham. la ebaarvanee of the ciooa
ef a year's work mambeiu of the,
Them! ir of Commerce will gather
for tfcob aanual boaqaef tomorrow
evening at the Memorial Auditorium.
1M kmmt *n servo three jmr-
poeee: * affords Mi euesHsto op-
portunity fer a backward glance to
eee what haa been aaeamplbbad dur-
ing the past year; it is a most ap-
propriate time for visualising the
poasibUioa of the coming year; and
a visiting speaker of outstanding abil-
ity will bring inspiration and a fresh
vtewpoiat an many problems. No
cittosa- who is interested in the ad-
vancement of Graham can afford to
mbs too banquet. Incidentally, the
ladies are expected to be present too,
so don’t bare the wife at home
Often
the question b asked, in
with the work of the
«-H ciube, “What does 4-H stead
-ferr four M’« stand far
Hand. Heart, Hand, and Health ac-
cording to tbs club pledge, and It'
would be a mighty fins thing if the
root ef as took the asms pledge,
Which b aa fallows: “To improve
the bead: to five se much tbs* to
reeding had ether sources of beprm
meat ef oeraetvss that wa have
oe time to criticise others. "T*
improve the heart: to fill our hearts
aa full qit tore and kind theugl
that wo eon ase only the bool, think
the best, and szpeet only the beat
Of others. I “To improve the health:
to ho strong, that nothing can dis-
turb our peace of mind, to pnfct
health hah*a end talk health, hap-
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—.cr-»-- psaese and. prosperity to every per.
j-'- son we meet. To forget achieve.
~ . " — meat of the future. |n short to
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be too large for worry; tto adHa
'''for anger; too strong fer fear, and
toe happy to permit the presence
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of trouble.”
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ago the phrase “preparation for
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citizenship’’ was ppptied almost ex-
~—----riusively to boyz.—Today girls have
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come into their own. Not only do
they look, forward to sharing the
responsibilities of the world's work
with their brothers, but both they
and the adulu in charge of their
education recognize the necessity ,for
preparing themselves u> take up the
dutits“of citizenship. A significant
part in this training for cKiaenship
of the girb of tha United .States
is being played by the organization
known as thy Girl Reserves. More
than a hundred high school girb of
Graham are members .of this organ-
ization, and participated .M>..a pro-
gram’ last Sunday evening which
gave many of tlteir older friends a
-glimpse of the ideate they have
formed, the things -they are doing,
and the goab toward Which they are
climbing. ' '
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Last Thursday night w* wanted,
to rise op and shunt “them’s our
sentiments” when Ben J. Dean, state
chairman of Americanism work of
tho -American Legion, in 'his speech
...kg***’ v- .--y „ , Hume shocked ‘the Christian world
nobb Fewer equipment for terms is also ^ ^ ^
- low Fionas reporting electric me.
tors used for term work numbered
266.663, or 4.1 par cent, and they
used 1,381,000 motors; and 945,000
terms or 16 por cent," need 1,181,106
Motionsiqr internal combustion en
fines. ,
Here is obviously a potentially
Urge market for manufacturers of
equipment and machinery suitable for
term results. Th* absorption by
th* farms of automobibs suggests the
possibilities fdr these other needed
articles.—Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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eminent b safe, only insofar as an
Intelligent interest b taken in.lt”,
and argsd the duty of voting. In
order to havs a voice in the govern-
ment H b necessary for each ritixen
to have a poll tax receipt, so let us
net forget to pey the poll tax. Only
n few more days are left before it
win be toe 1st*.
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follow:
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vtoo pr
source
statut
of tha
it b r
ing fi
malnt
than
tha «
ficbni
tores
been
been
Raskin wrote
at 84.
Michselangelo did hb statue of
.David at M.
Keats died at 86, Shelly at 80, and
Bm« at ML. '
_Ntwtoa waa only 16 when to
mulated the law ef gravitation.
Mendelssohn wrote fib
numb to “A Mlda—mar Night's
Dream,” including the famous Wedd-
ing march; at tl:
AH these, and many more, illus-
trate in grantor or baa degree that
elusive quality called genian, whltb
neither science nor philosophy has
ever satbfaetorily explained. —<
Kcmrille Mountain Sun.
JUST TRY THIS
M-Monte PEACHES, Sliced or Halves, Large Can. . . .17c
BHEAB
Rtanlar leaf.
M ea. Whole Wheat Loaf
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RsUb Bread leaf:
N. B.C. EXCELL Salted CRACKERS, 2 Lb. Box
QUAKER NAD) BEANS, Med. Cans, 4 Cans For
BEAUTY BUBBLE SOAP, 6 Cakes For.......
*•••••« 6
25c
17«
Del-Monte FRUIT SALAD, Small Can.. 15c; Mod Can. 19c
Del-Monte PEARS, Large Can. .19c; Small Cans, 2 for 25c
SUGAR, Pure Caine
10 POUNDS FUR
52c
SPUDS, No. 1.
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Spears, George T. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 21, 1932, newspaper, January 21, 1932; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth884486/m1/2/: accessed May 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.