Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 70, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 13, 1940 Page: 6 of 6
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which has boon meetinn in tlx
Frlteh school auditorium. now ha
a regular minister. Wi-bluut U'ii
leford of Sulphur Hprliitf; Tin r.-
will be peaching " «'h 8 mid# y ,.i
11 a. in and 7 :tu )i m BUM*'
study will !••• 10 i , m YouftK
|ieor>l< will meet oí G ni )) tu
MId-woek nruyitr meeting #131 he
held on Wednesday' at T 'to p. in.
The public is cordially Invited
lo attend thw services.
The date or the P.-T. A. It ■
boon changed to Friday Felt l «tl>.
and the county council will h|tvf*
charge of the program. with Ird
nnd 4fh grades giving numbers.
Mothers of the children will «em-
rnfuHllinnjitii The executive com
mlttee will meet at 7:30 nitil lite
program will bogln at N o lock
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¡tin ' « Ii.tlrutitit, C I! M' t i'" ti, or-
mutilation (¡•hulltiifiii itnd lio ivy
.Miller Sanlortt flnttiice rliairimttt,
Harold Te«*jcet.«troiii prv.-lded •.«*
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t; in1-1 ► At rompa uylliK Wilbur
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Hill'I Iter I rom the Blister Kctlt
ntrint: iiand, string instrument trio
which plti"cd govern! littles on the
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Ah- K <; Hamincirttchmidt of ¡
K rile It It a tt «*t lo the ful Iters'
and Hoitf Maid the mother* w >re
proud to help fouler the enturad '
ship of Jul her and son.
Ira ('owell ot llorger led the
group In singing Including round
Hottt-v. Mr*. t'lem Richardson
played the iilano accompaniment.
Scoutmaster Meant opened the
program with i word of wel-
conie and turned the program over
to T<Kietmii te.r Teener !rom.
The liev A. Hartley pro-
nounced tin- invocation and the
liev. Klmer Taylor «ave the bene-
dietlon.
HULL OPPOSES
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¡ de la) eil 'act ion mi a nuIhmmuiiiII
' lie proposal that the Ireuitury UIh-
■ 'onilnuen purchatteti of foreign «II*
¡ ver.
I'reftldent Hoowevelt nominated
(Philip It. Fleming to he wuge
and hour administrator.
Coiuinel for bonne iuvestigatoi'H
■ it the Inboi hoard ruined the
point thai federal law prolilbftM
tifie ot government money to In
rii.i tne coitRrewK alter he had
! developed testimony that the lab-
' tu hoard sanctioned agitation '«t-
Maiiml cuts In lis appropriations.
FINNS
(Continued from PAUB ONE)
tee might meet tomorrow.
In the house, the appropriations
cominitiiie pniHeiited a ulitsh of
$111 .tülft.tiílíi in Pi evident ItooBe
veil'> hud««-i for ili«' itnvy the
¡¡HKi'Ki yet made by the commit
tee in any Klugle bltdket reioin-
inendal Ion
The m-nate haiihlllK conitnillee
tie.httint line, which itself still
i ilds ".
This Interpretation of the flght-
m« in the region of the Manner-
lieim line Finland's main de
tense fortifications came af-
ter the dally army communique
hud told of "aeverail nueeensful
counter-attacks" on the Isthmus
in all day Huhllng yesterday and
hud described action further north
where the Finn were .vuld to have
driven a Russian detuchment back
across its own frontier.
BRITISH RUSH
(Continued from PAQB ONE)
nation cautiously described as "at
leust one other air-skilled neutral"
end is training filers of the em-
pire In Canuda.
To batanee this development of
mt-u and machine*, the air force
issued a cui: odny for radio ex-
perts. Hitld to be wanted espec-
ially for the elaborate air defense
system, which Is coordinated thro-
ugh complicated signaling medi-
táis,
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in Georg* Whila't Scandal*, It dsfinilaly tha eutitandlng
done ditceviiry of our lima .. and a dlicovury mora and
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Slate With FDR
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 — (fp)
Formation of a Roosevelt-Far-
ley delegate sl«te in Wisconsin
strengthened the belief of many
politicians toduy that the chief
executive and the PoRtmuster gen-
eral ore In accord on the Demo-
cratic presidential campaign.
One seuutor In close touch with
Farley told reporters the cabinet
member and nationul Democratic
chairman was "resolved to do
nite of two thipgs — nominate
himself or Mr. Roosevelt."
The WiMoturin Democratic state
convention, meeting last night, de-
clared that the president should
he drafted for a third term. An-
other resolution expressed the hope
Parley "may continue In public
life in the interest of the people
of the nation."
The convention adopted u slo-
gan of "officially endorsed Itoose-
velt-Farley delegates" for Its slate
in the April a primary Nation-
al committeeman Charles R. Urou-
ghton said, however, that the
immtlon of Farley did not mean
he wus endorsed as an alternate
presidential choice or as u vice
presiden Hal ca nd Ida te.
Farley has given his consent
to entering a delegate slate pledg-
ed to him In the Massachusetts
presidential primary, hul has mude
no other direct Indication that
he is a candiduie for office.
BORGER
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Legal Notice
No. 384
fil'AHDIANSIHP OF H. C
NUTT, A PERSON OF
SOUND MIND.
IN THK COUNTY COURT OF
HUTCHINSON COUNTY. TEXAS.
TO ALL PERSONS INTEÍIEST-
ED IN THE ABOVE PERSON
OF UNSOUND MIND OR HIS ES-
TATE:
Yon are hereby notified thai I
have on the 12th duy of Feb-
ruary, 19+0, filed with the Coun-
ty Clerk of Hutchinson County,
Texas, an application under oath
for authority to make to The
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corpora-
lion, us lessee, an oil, gas and
mineral iegse of that certain real
estate belonging to such ward
described as follows:
An undivided 12 interest
in the North 108.24 acres of
Section 17. Block M-27, ft. C.
McNutt Original Oruntee;
NW 1-4 Section «ti, Hl«<fk
fi-T. TrttNO Ity. Co. less 4.T3
acres; «II In Hutchinson
County. Texws.
that Norman Cpffee, .1 uflge of the
County Court of Hutchinson Conn
ty, Texas, ou the l-Jfth day of
February. 11J40. duly entered his
order designating the 21st day of
February, 1940, nt 9 00 o'elock
A. M. in live County Court Room
In the Court House ot said County
as the time and place where such
application would be heard, and
that such application will he heard
at such time and place.
K. R. McNutt,
Guardian.
Feb. 13, 1 940-lt,
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FILM SHOWN PLACE
OF RIK.VL DOCTOR
The part that a small town
doctor plays In the civic and pri-
vate affairs of his community
and his Influence on the lives of
the townfolk result In much of
the plot of the Jean Hersholt
starring picture. "Meet Doctor
Christian' , which Is based on the
nationally popular "Doctor
Christian" radio serial nnd now
■howing at the Crown.
Hersnolt'B portrayal Is that of
the kindly old physician, who re-
legates himself to the back-
ground when it comes to receiv-
ing credit, but who is ulso a
benefactor to everyone with
whom he comes in contact. It is
this unselfish use of his abili-
ties that makes the character a
counterpart of thousands of real
life small town doctors, who have
unflinchingly contributed their
horvlces to humanity.
Supporting Hersholt In the
picture are Dorothy Lovett. Rob-
ert Baldwin, Enid Bennett, and
Paul Harvey.
tommlileemuii. atinoucetl lotlny
thai plans we;i1 prtictli ally coin
plete for u match between I lie
Jnycee boxers and tin lighter* ot
Oklahoma A. & M College ht*re
early In March
The Horgcr icftin can arrange
the match with the fuinoii' iVioii
ers. Hackers of he team are feel-
ing nut the chances of airouji sup-
port for such a match, which
would involve condderalile kui.i
antee Tor the visitors.
BRITISH
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PKHO NOW WORTH
MIX TO ONE HOLLAR
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 13 —(/P)
— The government hanking cir-
cles said today the hank of Mexi-
co and Its associated Institutions
had agreed to support the Peso
at Its present rate of 5.B9 tó tito
dollar.
Banking authorities alio de-
cided there should be no restric-
tions on facilities at this time
for credit intended to stimulate
production but that all loans soli-
cited for speculative operations
should be retailed.
or shipping."
Whi' iinskeil If a licitKh Mottl-
ing pin in- bail bei'ii i he riritt to
spot Hie richly luden : .77l ton
fn-iKhter," Sir Henry said:
"That is correct."
"Hut Hie plane ilkl not attack;
It simply gave word to lo give
up."
Sir Henry, wim was knighted
after dpintmtudin gttie Bi Hslt
squadron which drove the Het-
mán pocket battleship Admiral
Graf Spec into Montevideo, gitvi
indications thai the overhauling
of the Wukamn had bee non easy
ma iter,
Describing himself as a
"passenger" aboard Hie Hawkins,
the admiral said the Hawkins¡
did not make any movV against I
the Wakamn. ,
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URCES BUILDING
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TUESDAY, FEBRITARY 13
work on in new combat ships
and five auxiliaries, the commit-
tee cut $7.7SO,Q0o from the sum
recommended for two new hat-
Henhlps and two cruisers.
While $2.9ri(t,tiiio will be suf-
ficient for the navy to proceed
with plans for the ships, the
committee said, It should he de-
termined before const ruction ac-
tually begin Hiai the ships will
be superior to those of other na-
tions.
"The committee is of the opin-
ion (huí definite udvantage will
he secured by making the new
apluil ships and the additional
cruisers not cqnpl to. but super-
ior to, any pending foreign con-
sttructloti," ihe committee ussert-
ed.
"As a foremost nation of the
world, the United States K
charged with a high degree of
responsibility for the mainten-
ance of our peace. This responsi-
bility requires a policy of con-
siriicHon which does not confine
itself tu Imitation of other nu-
t ions.
"Its economic strength and
its position of leadership among
the nation's of the World demand
ncli ships and in such numbers
as will mtilnUiti a preponderance
of power and thus insure the
security and peuee of the Unit-
ed Suite*." *
MORE GIRLS
(Continued from Page ONE)
Credit; Frances Mitchell and
Sylvia Kntsh, K C. Store;
Fraukle While and Patsy Rob-
erts. c |{. Anthony company;
Margaret Young and Jo Frances
Seeger, Harney's Pharmacy.
Marcy Bulger and Anna Ruth
Stewart, Purkutoor; Junnell
Campbell and Betty i.ou Heck-
ley. Whltlock Drug! Margie Car-
ter and Robbyc Freelund, De-
Luxe Cafe; Maxine Qllbreath
and Doris McDonald. Chlnk-A-
Llnk; Louise Jordan and Ade-
line Riddle. Harris Food Store;
Hobble Lee lluyncx. and I'atsy
Hasselfield. Cretney Drug; Thel-
mu Ituth Thomas ami Hetty June
Cham bless, 111' Waldo Beckley:
Joy Dodge and Virginia Sweariu-
gen. l-'urr Food Store
Melva Joyce Dowel) and Dor-
tha Nell Grimes, Keith's; Wanda
Baker and Olela Mac Dnuiels
Irihdsuy's; Juanita Wallis and
Jean Coollmugh, Horgiv Tj|te
writer Kxchunge; l.eoutlne Hureh
and Martha l.ee Seeger. I'anban
die Lumber Company; Hetty Lou
Hull and Yvonne Alexander, Just
Rite Cleaners.
Margie Mi Knit) and Hilly June
Couley, Thompson I'luirinticy;
Myrn Alice Miller and .lean Task-
"r. Vows. Urns, tirocery; Joyce
Taylor and Marilyn Campbell.
Rig and Hex; Lois Barron and
Helen McDonald. Rhodes Service
Station.; Be mice Brooks and
Mary Ktleu Nelson, Hriid«li
Motor Company; Juciiuellno
Burch and Genevieve Uoodwln>
Grand Hardware;
Virglnlti Collins uud Mury
Katharine HHe. Copeland Gro-
cery; Winnie Fred Ra mage and
Marie Hray. Kniight Lumber
Company, Belly Wilthusen and
Geruldlm Hunts, Mldco Boiler
and Welding Works; Julia En-
sor. Muyme Jon Dunawny, Anis-
inttu's.
OIWUCTH TO HUSBAND'S
WOMAN FRIE.M . Ht>
WIFE GRANTED DIVOIU K
LOS ANGELES. Feb, 13 - Uft
Mrs. Bessie Polshow told «
judge that her husband took along
another woman friend on their
honeymoon. She won u divd&e.
She Identified the other po-
nían us Llnley McDuntels who Mfttd
"kept company" with William P.
Polshow for four years prior to
their marriage six years.
Mrs Polshow added thut Miss
j .McDanlels told her several months
itKO Polshow had been "seeing"
her again.
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Phillips, J. C. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 70, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 13, 1940, newspaper, February 13, 1940; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth167908/m1/6/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.