davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

taos, hasta verlos rodar por el
suelo convertidos en- un monitor
informe de carne y de sangre...
-
Los pufos de BorgoAa 81 cEis
paban.
Sus dientes Sc apretaban
hasta hacerle daho, v abria
los ojos, parpsdesnde mgehas
wees,
Sobre Ia rica aifombra Chi
ma de la alcobA, Ia luz de- Ia
antecamara trazaba un trian.
gulo amarillo.
Isidoro percibia con clari-
dad algunas palabras de Ia
charla que sus amables ami
gos sostenian alrededor del
fuego.
Pero cuando. de vez en- veg
tambien. escuchaba las leves
pisadas de alguno de ellos,
cue Sc sesrcaba de puntillss,
BOrgOha cerraba los oiOs v
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
gascripci6n semanal: 20 c
sos Ia. Ave, Ybor CITY, Pa
TsIsfoao Y 3702
OEPORTE
NANNY DE CASTRO ORE
CTO UN DE
BOXEO

Anoehe, en- e. parque Cusca-
den, Nanny de Castro ofreci6
IN programa de boxeo amateur.
siendo muy e.ogisdo por todos
Jos asiEtentes.
Nanny fus campe6n de IA ma
rina. peso bantam. y o0tuVO Ia
collaboration de Ricardo Fidal-
20 y Felix Menendez, como iue-
ces J Tony Craparo de crOnome
trista.
En- la pelea principal. a seR
asaltos, Marceo Huerta supert
y Yenci6 a Jorge Rodriguez. de-
parque Rey.
Henry Gomez. de Cuscaden
yenci6 a Reynold Rodriguez. de.
parqUe Rey.
Cesar Alvarez superb q Jorge
Chavez en- una pelea especial.
Elio Garcia venci6 a Mike
Quiles, Oscar Sierra hizo tablas
con Rubin PUG y Johnny Val
des empat5 con Arturo Lnares
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

verdadero origen de su IadIs
poslcion, para asegurar 81 4
xito de sus investigaciones in.
mediatas.
rs mas, diose cuenta tam
hen de Que debia mostrarse a.
lesre Y ligero, 81 guerra con.
mar plenamente al marino.
Asi es que cuando dieron
las oeho, llam6 a su ayuda de-
eamara y Sc visti6,
-lEl senior debia consular
con los d%octores, 81 Su Exec
iencia me permite darle un
cOnse5o carihoso y lleno de
respetol--le diio Yamayata.
No, gracias, Yamayata-
eontest6 el embajador-. Me
siento bien. Perfectamente bien.
Y tenemos que despachar abajo
asuntos urgentes.
-lSiempre habra asuntos ur
Sentes en- Ia Embajads, Excelea
ca-Stgui6 diciendo respstuo.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

las que originaron el malestar
subtle del embajador.
Estaba lejisimo ell marino de
pensar que la evocaci6n de IN
viejo amigo, -recordado entire
sonrisas carihosas Y frases de-
camaraderia, hubiera product
do la terrible tempestad de ner-
vios del infeliz IsidOro de Boz
goia.
ian 81 el bondadoso Hidalgo
hubiese podido sospechar ell NAL
que causaba con sus palabras a
Miguel.
Toda la noche estuvieron GER
ca del lecho del embajador Do
nisiO, Pinto y Herrera, con O.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
LIZA NACIONAL
LOs Gigantic q Mani

Hal S~chumacher dej6 q lbs
PhiiIies en- tres hits 10 les per-
miti6 Hegar a "a gonna. Mnleahy
fue e pitcher atrope..ado.
New York 7c. l5h, De; Fila
.deifia Oe, 3h, 1e,
Dieese que los G.gaatas prac'
tcaran e. sho que yiene en- Mia
mi, 81 sc eonstruye alli IN nue.
70 terreno de pe.ota, como Sc les
Ia ~prometdio. Horace W. Stone
ham conferenei6 aver en- Miami
scbre csc particular. Los Gigan-
tes no pedlran ~garantia. En- "a
primavera de este aho los neo-
yorquinos ejercitaron en- Winter
Haven.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

In n0eTo gladiator Ia legs-
ID 2 Tampa. CecLio Losada, ne
jiczrO De naciniento
Ostenta una victoria, canada
en 1893, so5re Lew Jenkins, e
nuevo c2mpe6n de- peso hgero.
Lcsadz derrot6 Ia seEnana pa
sads. en- Cuba, & Angel Luiz.
Willie Santana le aconseja =
Frank Ia Msrque serz 81 en-
p~ressrio.
Buena suere.
Ell ye.srano Fritzie Zivic pu-
50 2 dormir, En- Pits0urg. Z
Johnny Rinsldi, De New YORK
lie psg6 IN gsncho de i7quierda
a Jos "a segundos del primer a.
salto = e. arbitro hizo Ia cuents
de die. Ziyie pezsba cinco j.
bras ms cue 81 opOnente.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

Para el semifinsl del match
Galento-Baer &c Ia eontFatad0 a
Pat Comkkey, Eel de los goipes
paralizantes." y Robert E. Lee
Skies, de Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
Los p~reiiminares Sc biscuit :
ran entire Frank Zamorsi y Ma
rio LAM; Frank POreda contra
Johnny Sionas; Emmanuel Muir
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

Las peIeas de esa nocheen Benjamin F led
Torres L dara ventaja a CarroIl

En- e euzdrlzter0 De ls Ar
tLeros. Domingo Torres, e p1-
gl euoano de- peso we-ter. pe.ea
r. en- Ia noehe de hoy. q diez a.
saltOs. con Buster Carroll 9
Euien debers c5nceder una spre-
ciable vuetajs en- {. peso.
Sera "a segundz pele2 entre
los dos muchachos &c peritos,
considerable e. mayor peso 1e
Carroll. le coneeden 3 este una
pequehs vsntsa.
Al ve7cedor Sc e n ofrecido
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

IN match con e. mejitAno Cecil
10 Iosada, que el microbes arm
.b5 De Ia II sbana.
Completsr e. prcgrama bouts
entire Jack Buggett, el de las 10
.victoriss pOr nocaut, y Woody
Jones, cue pega duro y boxea
conztsntemente, a ocho asalt0s.
Bob Monin, ell fuerte mucha-
eho. eombatira frente a Frank
Garcia, q seis rounds; Floyd Shi
felt sera Ell adversario de Gas
par Gugino, v Frankie Thomas
e Ostira cen Bill Scolaro.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
APLAZADA LA PELEA
BROWN

Richmond, Va, JUNO pa
lluvia hizo aplazar la pelea entire
Ken Overlin, el campe6n de New
York y California, peso medic,
y Ben Brown, el aspirante de
Atlanta.
Mas de 5000 billetes de entra-
da sc habian vendido anticipa-
damente. Fl combate Sc yerifi-
cara hoy.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
LIGA AMERICANA

Secundado por batazos de
"jonrr6n" de Charley Gehrin-
ger Y Hank Greenberg, Ell pitch
er Buck Newsome alcanz6 aver
su decima victoria del ano, con
anotaci6n de 2 carreras por 1.
Harris lanz6 por los browns y
Olo permiti6 tres hits, pere dos
de ellos cuadrangulares.
Detroit &c, 3h, lie; San Luis
IN, Oe.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

GalentO J Baer practicaran
d~iariamente hasta el pr6nmo
domingo.
Ia lluvia eEtorpeci6 snteayeT
sus e~jercicios; pero hoy yolTie-
ron q zanzibar punetazOs con sus
socios."
lie hara IN complete examen
fisico a Tony, e. DR.. Luis H
Dodson, de New Jersey. FL tia
liano Sc encuentra en- e. campo
mento de Summit.
BaseE sera examinado hoy {
manana. e hebreO Sc sjercits
en- Pompton Lakes.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

Los Arbitros y jueces de bOxeo
de- Estado de New York obse.
quiaron con IN banquete a Ar
tie McGovern, su retriado pre-
.sidente.
Entire lo oradores fueron =
notados Jimmy ]. Braddock, e.
~excampe6n; Jack Dempsey, que
celebrabs 50 cuadragesimo quin
to cumpleanos, y ChTisty Walsh
individuo que tiene a su cargo
los deportes en- la Feria Nun
dial,
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

e Cincinnati Sc mantiene en-
e. primer lugar de la Liga con
80 victorias, 20 derrotas y 655
puntos de promedio.
L. sigue Ell Brooklyn, con %
.victorias, 20 derrotas y 636 pun
tics. y los Cubs en- ell cuarto, con
.524.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

FL rubio Lee SavOld, de Des
Moines, Iowa, pele6 con Johnny
Winters, ei negro de Pontiac,
Michigan, y los jueces fallarpn
a su vez. Esta vez los @magis :
TRADES" fueron los periodistas
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

MADEIRA BEACH. Nuevos a.
p~artamentos, mur c6mOdos. Pa
"a sus vacaciones de verano.
Precio muy razonable. Lame Fl
telefono ll 51-543.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

Tn notable peso ligero de-
Bronx, Irving Elridge, sc bsti6
con e veteran0 Jimmy Vaughan
de Cleveland, y Ie venei6 por
puntos. Eldndge denib6 q 81
eontrario, en- e cuartO asalto.
con IN ganchO de izquierda q a
mandiOula. lie contsron nueve
segundos.
Tsmi Maurielo. de Fordham,
Isl, superb en- e. senifinal q Jer
n Fiorello, de- sur de Brooklyn.
Irving Simon, de- Bronx, hizc
tablas con e. puertorriqueho To-
NJ Vsil6n.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

Eddie Cooper, peso ligero De
Broolyn. venciS por puntOs a
Felix Morf,az. de Puerto Rico.
Jimmi Rossi, del East Side.
superb por nocaut tecnico a MEX
Ciccoria. de Port Chester.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

Hicieron los Dodgers dos ca
rreras en- la octsva entrada y con
elias vencieron q los Cubs, que
momentos antes habian anOtado
tres wees. La victoria sc la con-
.cedi6 a Victor Pamulis y la de-
rrota al veterano Lee. Rogell
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

que Sc haliaban sentados junto
al cuadrilatero.
En- el pasadO mario, Ell negro
venci6 a Savold. en- San Luis.
Mike Jacobs concerto la segun
da pelea Y Lee pud0 borrar Ia
derrota.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

dispsr6 un cuadrangular.
Chicago 4c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

lCuando volvera a pelear en-
New York q cubano Jose Le-
g6n7
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
CON LOS GUANTE
CeciIio Losada. - Lee Sayold sc desquita.
Victoria a los "a segundos

-ray de rival de jim Howell. :
Johnny Aichers oPOnente de Ne
vile Beech
La gaceta., 1940-06-28
La GACETA

a psrisdloe en- laisgaa ESP@&ei
% wks eireuIaciSn ca Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-06-28

nssOrianO MAnseiga, Editor
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Charlton Tulips Take
Nine Blue Ribbons
Al Woodbridge Show
Mrs. G. (. Yeutmon Wins
Highest Number Of Points
In Other Flowers

John B. Charlton, employee at the
Department of Agriculture, last
night won nine blue ribbons and
amassed IS points with his home
grown tulips in the 14th Annual
woodbridge Garden Club Show in
Sherwood Church Hall, Twenty
second street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. Twenty-eight persons
brought $50 exhibits.
From his garden, at 81 Franklin
street, Hyattsville, Md, Mr.. Charl-
ton, whose hobby is growing beauti-
full flowers, brought the winning tu-
lips. His red tulip, nearly 50 inches
tall, called Gloria Swanson" won
the award for the "best tulip In the
show"
His wife won two blue ribbons for
arrangements of the Charlton tulips.
Mrs. Yeatman High Otherwise.
Mrs. c. E. Yeatman OF 4005
Twenty-first street NE. won the
highest number Of points, u, IN
flowers other than tulips.
Winner of the award for the best
arrangement in the show was Mrs.
Charles Bovine, 2001 Rhode Island
avenue NV, who submitted small
tulips in a china bowl shaped like
a lamb Mrs. r. G. Peterson OF 3030
South Dakota avenue NE, was ad-
Judged winner of the award for the
best miniature arrangement-forget-
me-nots and yellow alyssum IN a
vase no larger than thimble.
Winn T. Simmons judged the
specimen blooms and collections OF
tulips and Mrs. H. E. Ewing OF the
Takoma Horticultural Club judged
the arrangement classes. DR.. Free
man Weiss, president Of the Wood
ridge Club, attended.
+ The List of Winners.
Winners in the various classes in
cluded:
Glass /, IL named varieties-John
B. Charlton, first; Mrs. c. j. Browne,
second. Glass 2, six named varieties
Mrs. F. E. Burgess. Glass 4.
specimen blooms, Berwin types. ,vio-
let, purple and dark blue-Charlton.
Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. A. c. Wilson.
Glass S, specimen blooms, scarlet
and red-Charlton, Mrs. Burgess,
Mathilda K. Bartlett. Glass 6, rose
and pink specimen blooms-Mrs. r.
G. Peterson, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bur-
CESS. Glass Z, lavender and lilac
specimen blooms-Mrs. George U.
Graft, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Wilson.
Glass 8, white specimen blooms
Charlton, Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. E. A.
Clark. Glass 9, yellow specimen
blooms-Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Peterson.
Glass II, violet and purple breeder
types-Miss l. Gummel, Charlton.
Class II, brown and bronze-Charl-
ton, Mrs. Wilson. Glass 13, lilac and
pink-Charlton. Class ID, yellow and
orange-Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. M. S.
Porter Glass Is, red, cottage or
Evening star., 1940-05-10
TILE EVENING wAsHNaToN. D. 9, FRIDAY May TO- 1910

Cla1 Is, other tulips-Dr. Weiss.
Glass 26. vase Of tulips Mrs. Charl-
ton. Howard Saxton, Mrs. r.
Schwertner. Glass ~. vase Of tulips
Mrs. Charlton, Mrs. Burgess, Ma
thildA Bartlett. Glass 30, vase Of
white tulips-Mrs. BOVINE. Class u,
vase Of mixed tulips-Mrs. George
Clark. Glass 81. bowl Of tulips Mrs.
Charlton. Glass -. bowl. j.
Srkna, Mrs. z. A. Clark. Class 81,
arrangement Of floating tulips Mrs.
Burgess. Class IS. Japanese arrange
ment-MS. Burgess, Mrs. Schwert-
ner, Mrs. Bartlett. Class So, novelty
arrangement - Mrs. Bovine, Mrs.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Marriage License
Applications

Ernest N. sibold;s3. 47 nhoss 1.laI,d .a
don., don Va Va: shs ano Rev. . Il. T. NJ. Heanis.
Asss5s ss 5esh 5aet 81 ri Riehmond no iva Vs the Rev.
James M.sR 4. csrreli, ,z.. sa, Silver spr,ns'
Nd. and Edna T. sohotka.. e, :,,s Al
David Perskins. 1e, -647 18th, St. n:e...
ana Lillian b. OMealo. Is. 22g 17tn
st. Sc; the Rev. J. Ray Garrett.
ave. n.ws and Ruby 8. Reynolds. "a,
Durham. N. c.; the Rev. J. Herbert
woodrow woodrow H. Clark, 90, 7oa eth st. n;ec
and Dorothy May Stuart. ls;, 7lo stn
st. ne; the Rev. Compton Ball
Roseos Sims IS; e9e ,ia f. n'W' ss nR aRo
Dean aae t. ev Beall. a " rs. go irving st. NV.
VIZ vifsnis eFa ave. e. s:'n n.e; the Rev rreeiss
John L. Cronkrite. 20. Weslaco, Tex, and
Miss; the Rev: Cove q. .onnson;
Lacie Black. Is, $3.50 Merchant st.: the
Rev. Arthur Luckett;
ne. and Wilma Teresa JENKINS; 26, 303
L st. Sc; the Rev M. J. ONeil.
Austin G. Smith. %. $50 Edgewood ST.
ne and Hazel v Reck. 20. 1905 Kear-
ney st. ne; the Rey James Grace;
Mary z. s. Dietz. 80. III E st. s.e.;
the Rev. Francis E. Sullivan.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

p. HOFFMAN, second and third. Class
l5, towering shrubs Mrs. Bartlett
Mr.. Hoffman. Mrs. srnka, Class -.
other dowers-lgrs. Yeatman, Henry
Clay, n. 9. Wilson. Class n. minia-
ture arrangement, not over inches
Mrs. Gran, Mrs. Burgess, Mis-
Linder. Glass -. miniature arrange
ment. not over 5 inches-Mrs. Peter
son. Mrs. I. A. Clark. Mrs. Gran.
Class -, cor1age-Mrs. Bovine. Class
30, Japanese or line arrangement
Mrs. Yeatman, Mrs. Sinner, Mrs.
Peterson.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

Yeatman. Mrs. Z. A. Clark. Class 81
miniature arrangement Of tulips
Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Yeatman. Mrs
Bartlett.
Class %, Arrangement by children
Pat Sweeney. Charlotte Weiss,
Marjorie Peterson. Edward Paul Sea-
crest, jr. Glass 80, narcisSus (a)--
Dr. Weiss, Mrs. E. A. Clark, Mrs
Yeatman. (b)-M. @. Wilson, first
and second: Marjorie Peterson. Glass
%, lily Of the valley-Miss n. Linder,
first and second: Marjorie Peterson,
Class Il, bleeding heart-Miss Gum
mel, H. ]. Clay, Mrs. schwertner,
Class a, pansies- Mrs. ]. Srnka, A.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Births Reported

Victor and Ethel JANE, girl.
Sle Ssrss snd .ps Hs.n n.Es11sr s GIRL
joseph and Sarah spiceT. boy.
EeOsrt .nd Honnis EEs!e:ton girl.
Kenneth and Sarah HAWKINS, boy.
ia% dn.4a .d anf MsHy RnyllS c..sen nsssOP Poy GIRL
James and Mary Hobbs. boy.
Joseph spfHvs and tHa Charlotte psdsett. girl.
Lewis and Dorothy MCGOWAN. r.. girl.
Carl and Annie Matthews. boy.
st1lek s:a1Ea ana and ssfh kes boy
s5 EssSSsEt s9 and i;,ai Nsa!s os,sS' oMis,s,eSn' Soy:
A@ieI nssF ana ana MsqI.n sgk liesss ass.. a'i girl
Gordon snd @ Ruth Potter Potter. boy.
Asrsy s ana and sslnae Aliee Hfhlss; Williams. o0s srl
asnds am'a and anf f.nss: vs:ss Bfsdsd bouis s5 Ill.,
& Gnsene % and Eaythe Cooper. boy.
5aek and Mary White, boy.
i Terrell and virginis Gone. boy.
Dee and Ida .Prigmore, boy.
Louis and Hilda Robin. girl
Charles and Lula Quieley. boy.
Kennith and Edith Shepherd. boy.
Oscar and Marian Braden, boy.
Joseph and clotiide McGuire. boy.
Robert and Frances Hoffman, boy.
Brainerd and Ann Wilson, girl.
bsne and ma EIeamr S9rms aian' carr jr sri Girl
James and Mary Neely, boy.
Robert and Merle Marks. boy
Harvey and Misnonette Rainey. girl.
Oscar and Mary Williams. boy.
John and Lena Brooks, boy.
John and Alice Davis, boy.
John and Agnes Robinson. girl.
Charles and Mary Scott boy
Charles and Mary Moore. boy.
Isaac and Maxine Richmond boy.
Jasper and Mary Jordan, girl.
Mebster and Muriel Smallwood. girl.
Evening star., 1940-05-10

May-nowering type-Dr. Freeman
Weiss, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Bovine.
Glass Is, pink, rose and lilac Mrs.
w. A. Sinner, Charlton, Mrs. Gran.
Glass II, orange and bronze Miss I.
0ummel, Mrs. Bovine. Glass 10,
yellow Charlton, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
Burgess. Glass 10, white Charl-
ton. Mrs. Bovine, Mrs. Burgess. Class
20, lly-noVered Mrs. wilson,
Charlton, Mrs. Porter.
Glass a. Rembrandt, Bizarre, By
boeman-Mrs. Clark, DR.. Weiss.
Glass ~, parrot-Mrs. Charlton, Mrs.
Peterson, Mrs. Bovine. Class 23,
double-Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Bovine.
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Deaths Reported

Emma c. Clark. "a. 0allinser Hospital.
Lacy ?. Ro6ssrs, 10. Froridsncs Hospital.
Ida Tierney. 30. .QeorGetown Hospital.
Nay H.. Fowler. 81. 6Ol Rlttonhouse st
James =. Ossderwood. q, 8norsency Hos
Annie n. Burch. o3. 1910 3 It. ne.
Iottje &oentgsberg, %. 1868 Upton 1t.
Marion q CLARK, b. 22l9 California st.
22:sHa Franz Z y sssss sHsnso9 &, ss Ana.pe. dsas hot.
Matte -. Miller. 81. 1919 N. Capitol 1t
Donald q campeell. Sc. osorEetovn Uni.
kartha Cary. 20, Casualty HOSPITAL
nary Msgowsn. ~: ,17D3 Sth q.
Carrie Pryde. 81. 1871 co9corsn st.
blanche Palmer. 81. Garfield Hospital.
CorneltA Elder. Is, 0Allinger Hoxpital
Evening star., 1940-05-10
Film Divorce Stopped

LOS ANGELES, May 10 CF1.-The
contested divorce suit Of Bert Roach,
screen comedian, and Carmelita
Roach, former actress, was removed
from the court calendar yesterday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-16
Observation-Disclosures
Le9oI Notices
NOTICE OF SALE BY
TRUSTEE

BY virtue of the provisions Of a
deed Of trust executed by MAJ Coo
bins and Margaret Cobbins on the 13tt
day of February, 1929 to secure the
payment Of a certain indebtedness
due to E. T. Nelson, Mrs. E. F. Noel
and H. H. Nelson, and which deed
of trust Is recorded in Book 81 al
page 440 OF the records Of deeds oi
trust of Holmes County, Mississippi,
in the office of the Chancery Clerk, at
Lexington, Miss, I, w. A. Ramsey,
as trustee in said instrument, will on
the 3rd day of June, 1910, within lie
gal hours, at the south door OF the
Court House at Lexington, Missis-
sippi, in said county proceed to sell
at public cutlery. to the best bidder
for cash, the following described
property in Holmes County, Missis-
sippi, to-wit:
w half of the SW quarter less 20
acres off the East side of Section
"a. Township IA, Range 2 East.
The undivided interest of MAJ
Cohbins and Margaret Cobbins
in and to the e half of Sc quar-
ter Section %, Township IA, Range
2 East, and their undivided inter-.
est in and to the w half of SIC
quarter Section 80, Township IA.
Range 2 East.
By the above description it is in
tended to convey all the property Of
MAJ Cobbins and Margaret Cobbins
or either of them, In Holmes County,
whether correctly described or not.
This the 9th day of May, 1910.
w. A. RAMSEY,
3940E1-2 Trustee
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-16
"BuiId-Up" GoodNews
For Suffering Women

Much of women's periodic dis
tress may be unnecessary!
Many who suffer from headaches,
nervousness, cramp-like pain, other
symptoms of functional dysmenor.
rhea due to malnutrition are helped
by CARDUI.
Main way it helps relieve periodic
distress is by increasing appetite
and flow of gastric juice. Thus u
often aids digestion; helps build
strength, energy, resistance to
periodic disturbances.
Others find help for periodic dis
comfort this way: Start a few days
before and take CARDUI until "the
time" has passed. Women have
used CARDUI more than so years.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-16
Shower For Bride-eleCt
In Home OF Mrs. Brister

80 ~
Miss Alice Montgomery bride-elect
Of Mr.. J.. G. Bowen was horored Sat
urday in the home of Mrs. Harvey
Brister. The living room was lovely
with flowers of roses, iris, and Cali
fornia peoples. After enjoying games.
Kenneth Brister and Peggy Melton
pulled in q decorated coaster wagon.
which was filled to overlooking with
gifts from her friends. After opening
the gifts, Miss Montgomery, in her
usual gracious manner, thanked every
one for the lovely presents. The hos
tess served dlicious cream and cake.
MI. and Mrs. Taylor Dent Of Jack
son were guests Of Mrs. Walter
Brook. Saturday.
Miss Jean Geeslin of Grenada Witt
ed Miss Jimmie Lois Taylor last week
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Brock, Mrs. G.
l.. Brock and Linda Brock went to
jackson, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. T. Hand and son,
Jimmie, went to Jackson, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Campbell,
Betty Campbell and Mrs. Pate john
son shopped in Kosciusko, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Afford and son,
John Thomas of Indianola spent sew
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1940-05-16
West News
Woman's Club Holds Meeting
With Miss Annie Alexander

Woman's Club Holds Meeting
With Miss Annie Alexander
The Woman's Club met in the home
Of Miss Annie Alexander, Wednesday
with Mrs. J. L. Taylor, co-hostess. This
being music week, the program was
on Radio Music. Roll call was an
swered with a Radio musician. Song,
'Blest Be the Tie" by club. "Fa-
nous Radio Artists" was discussed
by Mrs. j. e. Hagin. Piano Trio, 1.-The
Butterfly" by Mrs. d. HI. Rhyme,
Linda Brock and Mrs. G. s. Brock
"Alec Templeton, the Amazing Musical
Genius" was given by Mrs. r. l..
Jackson. Billy Jones Campbell rem.
dered two vocal solos, THE Requiem"
and "Give a Man an Horse he can
Ride" "A sketch Of T~oscanini, one
Of Radios outstanding musicians was
discussed by Mrs. D. H. Rhyme. Dur
ing the social hour, a delectable salad
course was served. Mesdames Bealle
A. Brock and G.. D. Thornton were
guests Of the Club.
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day In Jackson.
Mr.. A. L. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Camillus Autry visited Mrs. A. I
Campbell, Friday, who is a patient at
the Baptist Hospital in Jackson.
Mrs. Jimmie Guess and son. Jos.
eph, Of McComb spent the past week
end in the home of her father, Mr..
Joe Weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Rosamond ano
son, John Bell, spent Friday in Jack
son
Mesdames Charlie Maddox, Jimmie
Guess, G. B. Cade and Miss Katherin.
Weeks were Durant vdsitors, Friday
afternoon.
Miss Carolyn Wray OF Duck Hill
and Miss Lanen Snavely were re-
cent visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Lynn Of Pickens.
-
Mrs. Kate Ramey Of Jackson was .
recent visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Snavely.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Hand and child
rem, Jean, Betty Faye, and Larry
Jones, visited relatives in Morehead,
Sunday.
d. d. Davidson went to Montpelier
Wednesday to visit his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bennett of
Carrollton were business visitors here
Thursday,
Mrs. Jessie Aldridge returned from
the hospital in Jackson, wednesday.
She is recuperating nicely her many
friends r glad to know.
Miss Sara Thomas who has been
visiting Miss Katherine Lever of Ma.
con, returned home Monday.
! Mr.. G. D. Thornton, Prof. j. L
Taylor, and DR.. Joe Alexander, and
Jimmy Lois Taylor spent Monday in
Jackson.
MI. Edmond Reid Brock of Mobile
Ala. spent the past weekend with
his mother.
Mr.. Thomas Brock of State College
Mrs. Hattie Morgan Of Walden were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ton
Brock.
Miss Sara Rogers of Greenwood
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Rogers.
Mrs. D. H. Rhyme, Miss KATHERINE
Brock, Mrs. c. B. Cade and Jean Hant
attended the matinee in Durart Tr;e9
day and saw 1.-The Great Victor Her
bert"
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Worley of Nc
Comb visited Mr.. and Mrs. d. f
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Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, O-2I-22nd
TTAKE THIS WOMAN"
News Of The Day"
Our Gang Comedy"

Il Take This Woman" a dramatic romance of New York life and
society brings Spencer Tracy and Hedy Lamar together a Holly
woods most unusual and interesting romantic team.
Movie fans now have the opportunity to re the screens leading
actor and flmdom's most glamorous actress in a down to earth
romance THAT will delight the heart of every woman, thrill every
man and furnish entertainment for the whole family.
Elaborate settings include the Zebra Club, its pillars formed
by huge carved zebras, a n elaborate fashion show and beautiful
models in new modes, penthouses and other New York Scenes.
Prominent in the supporting cast arr yerree Teasdale, Kent
Taylor, LARAMIE Day, Mona Barrie, Jack Carson, Paul Cavanaugh
and many others.
g" Take This Woman" is considered the perfect piece of motion
picture entertainment.
MATINEE MONDAY, 3I5
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Friday, Saturday H-I8th
1.-THE GHOST COMES HOME"
Know Your Money" (Crime Series)

Drank Morgan turns up As a ghost who's very much alive
and kicking in 1.-The Ghost Comes Home" his hilarious adventure
with night life and a million to spend on his home town.
Between night clubs, sirens, crooked bankers and his daughters
love affairs, he's the busiest dodger of trouble O record.
In the supporting cast are Billie Burke, Ann Rutherford, John
Shelton, Reginald Owen, Nat Pendeton and Frank AUberson.
Frank Morgans happiest hit as the henpecked husband who
turns hero, and the ghost who refuses to stay dead.