The Cuero Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 278, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 1, 1935 Page: 4 of 6
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SELECT ’35 ALL-DISTRICT
ELEVEN; KENEDY LEADS
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Etiquette of Xmas
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By HARDIN BURNLEY
For the first time in the number of years sports writers
of this football district have been making All-District selec-
tions, Cuero failed to place a single player on the mythical j revealed, a most unusual
team. This fact was disclosed Saturday morning, when five
writers submitted their choice of players for positions on the
team.
Kenedy led, according to the tabulations, by placing six
" members of their 1935 district championship team on the
^All-District eleven. Edna was second with three entries, wnile
Beeville was third by getting
team on the chasing shoes is to decide at the ben
ginning of the season what color
will predominate jn your wardrobe.
Suppose you select brown. Then, * Advocate. H. K. Staples of the Edna
of their
id.
Yorktown and Victoria,
long with Cuero, failed to
a single man. Only one
each from Yorktown and
was listed by any of
►'writers, while two writers
Mayne and Redmond,
and linesman respect-
Tcriay, in the Cuero Record is
published the mythical All-Distric:
team as selected by five newspaper
men of the district. A sixth writer
failed to turn in its choices but we j
promised to publish same today and*,
today it shall be. Cuero failed to;
place a. single representative on the]
year's team, a check of the entries
occur-
rence. Neither Yorktown nor Vic-
toria placed a man on the team*
while Kenedy boas'ted six players;
Edna three and Beeville the re-
maining two. Early in the season,
the writer asked writers from the
six towns in this district to serve
on a board to make the selections
and the team was taken solely from
the reports of these writers. Serving
cn this board, which the writer {
hopes to continue in future' 'years. (
ar^ Chester Evans, of the Victoria £
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tated by the siandards
taste.
As a personal message, it is re- , 5 - - 4'-
quirecl thaV the envelopes be ad- DIMMIT AccuiaU ireoids kept
dressed by hand in ink. raid nartic | ihiotr.iioir the %ea' show Jliat the
uiar care, should be taken to verily j R«vk ot 140 v. niu L an.orn hen».
;np initials and spelling of the belon-iim to D H. Allmon of Cas-4
name. II there are. two envelopes; ‘ 1 ■ ' 1,1 u:e 1 ! P:°fit of $2
the name ami address are written ] t*'r ,lFn lor ■1’ 3'(‘ar aceord-
iii full only on the outer envelope. j fn" lo El 1 homas. cdunty S|rtT
The inner envelope, as^srtth formal cultural a em. riiis record
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Close im it at ions, carries only the name
made in suite of the fact that AlW
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1 and is left, unsealed. ; Eon loCa'rfl in lhc worsl blown
T. Practical modern usage also sane y1*' ,)at‘ l|- eounD and every
lions cards sent in unsealed en\Vl- Poun,! l,J h ‘ ila! l:-e hens con-
ou€o thus permitting them to trav >ultH‘d hati to br Purchased. All-
jncui attributes his success to the
purchase ol pullets otu ol a high
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HAGlCfAAJS MAGIC
DiPrtr vJO/ZK So UJ€LL.
TH/S YEAR
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Poor
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you think of the various blends pauj Schmidt of the York-
that.can be effectively worn with
(brown, and in this case, the colors
rwould be green, blue, rust and pur-
ple. i x
The stores are showing innumer-
able shoe designs. All are simple.
town News. Robert Sanders of (he
Beeville Picayune. H C. Putman of
the Cuero Recofd. arid Denver
Chestnut of the Kenedy Advance.
Mr. Chestnut Vhad sent no entry up
until noon Saturday and his :selecT
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neat in appearance, and practical *jons Were not included but six
, as potential al.-district^n ^^7“*
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writers who served on the
generally recognized as the
all-district board, were
Evans of the Victoria Advo-
H. K. Staples of the Edna Her-
Schmidt of the Yorktown
/Robert Sanders of the Bee-
lyune, H. C. Putman of the
Record and Denver Chestnut
• yCenedy Advance. The last-
members failed to send in
ctions. ^
, Beeville center, who play-
ist year for the Beeville
this’ season, and Glassie.
quarterback of the champion-
iy High Lions, were the
lyers who received the vote
members.
1935 All-District 35-B team
fallows: , ,
-Burris, McDonald. Ken-
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ry. Kenedy and
_ Edna.
JARD — Reynolds, Edna and
Kenedy.
Smith, Beeville.
IBACK— Glassie, Ken-
JACKS— Pursley. Beeville.
I Jones. Kenedy.
C— Laughter, Edna.
would certainly simplify worries.
The shoes were a combination of
brown suede and kid, and boasted
a medium heel, and a snfall bUGkle
at the front which brought the £id
belting at the top of the shoes to a
surprising finish. They would fit in
ficely with either dressy or semi-
sport frocks.
Kenedy'players received recognition
on the first team which is indeed
an enviable record.
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el through the mails at the third
class rate of 2 1-2 cents. Grec;-
Men-v phristmas.” ! P10ducir.g .iock. up-to-date houa-
-Happv New Year." and "Sincerely j in- ^.lilies, and well, establish^
,2 ™ I Yours." may be written on theE ,methods of feodinc and saniUUw''
jj -- cards without increased "postage. -----------
": The name and address of the Convenient Pantry
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Tliat currently popular "I'm t.cculd ih:11
planograph or offset is the difficulty ! On a See-Savi." could be vem aptly • cut ,c.f his,'
in eliminating uneven lines oh the i called the football coach’s theme ; Lions took
right margin. The paper is slitted j seng. Grid mentors are .-itting on and thd.ftygetful aliimni are
, and pemented to1 a backing sheet— j top of the'world cne year and down ready hew ing Tor Litjt!^ head.
For walking, girls at Texas State | the typist wrjtes on it in the con-I at the bottom of the heap .the next.! At' Colgajte. the quiet, miki-man
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Bt ltimcte Ohio
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| F cret cf Ergland
. Genera!- Electric
Or nriAl Fcody •
Gi nn; J-Mote:? *
•fv: nnredt* Cp;vjhr :
Mr nt-Tv-ery V.‘ur
a»v :mf>c(:".aiit victories | puv? b;3.
hat . The ;. scrry-IoCV.ing ! Soccny Vacuum ,
a lot of fierce beatirif- j Emxvr’af'i 3L>’'.. N. J.
■ender is often wrilten on the flan '
of an envelope. This serves rot ;
only as a return address but also
ap a notfication to the recipient ol j
the sender's present address.
In sending' cards to a business,
acquaintance, they are addressed
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For Storing Foods
T-l 5-8
25 1-2
158 1-1
6 3-4
48 1-2
?C r>-aEon tQ wbom they are sent is un-
35 married. or*f the sender has not!
GROVERTON—The desire for
convenient, attractive and modem ,
[ pantry for storing her canned*
, . , , . | dried, and briued products has been
'L l T.tC.e °f ,^uslness lf the per* ; realized by Mrs- H. H Friday.
m t :e\ are sent is un* I-Tiinity countv home demonstratiah
, t . thfe sender ha» “ot Ulub woman at a cos of S6 50
\ 1 HAHSt> AS A 'Miracle
y Coach," fi'C Cou,M3'A
Tam was 1a terrible
SjsT THs SEASott;
3 1 , rnet the recipient's .ijt ife.
r* *a '! wis^ thrv nrp «tpnt ir\ Lhb
Other-
College tor Women (CIA) suggest
# brown and gray kilt top oxford
with square toe and heel—notes of
special significance for this season.
This shoe gives the newest of color
combinations, and offers an oppor-
tunity to wear another color with
brown.
Huge buckles are being used for'
winter trimmings. These buckles
appear in combination with wide
straps that-fasten at the side, and
are mounted on the front of the
shoe in order to give a built-up
front. Military braid is a smart
trimming for suede shoes.
Edna Cowboys y/in
Second Place With
Beeville Win 26-0
3l-t Texas Cn.
United \ircrakl
U. S. S;col •
37 aiif* they are sent to the home ad-1"
The work was done by
,, 5.8 Mrs^ The same rule holds good injMr& Fridav md her husband
23 1T4; ending a card to a married wo-j Mrs Fri{Lty ha, 51 varities *
37 3-8| 111 usl^ess- 1 canned food in her oantrv which
12 1-2! . you wlsh to s™6 Xmas greet-| contains the: ecfuivalent of 705
12 3-4^"«s W an entire famdy. a strict t, or inflrp lhan 1400 contain
48 1-4 interpretation of the rules of eti- . ers In addiuon to her canned
24 C, T 3 husbaml! products, .she has an ample supply
22 7-rfand wife and separate cards for < Qf milk bulLeI, chicken, and mm.
vrntional manner, and the aligning ! Just a year ago Lou Ljttic cf i nered Andj Kerr has gained r. nown Vruadium (
is done after the sheet is taken i Columbia.. Andy Kerr of . Colgate ‘ as a. coach big genius^ brinain- all- \v- Tin-'-m-.e
from the typewriter. The right end j and Wallace Wade pf Duke ;wcre {conquering1 team? cut cf tire lirile ••Santa F- hr.
of each line of typewritten copy is j being'haijed as gridiren magicians.; college in th'e.Cherfapgo year after Radio.Corp‘n.
LOCAL PRODUCE
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Nov. 30— Look at your
Are they polished, neat and
with the frock you are
g? When you buy them, do
uk.af the possibility’of wear-
mi with other frocks in your
robe? Of course, K is nice to
umerable ^airs of shoes so
don’t have to think of
a wise gif I’arrays gives
of shoes Jfhe buys first
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foremost essential ‘ in pur-
JJJ V Lri I VtlAig au bi“-,,4Vi4
lifted from the backing sheet. I Now these'"miracle men of the grid- i year, until Colgate Supporters be-
stietched to the required uniform j iron" find .themselves in tire rather gan to axp -ct a charapiohship coii- j
•width, and then replaced on the , embarrassing rcle cf scapegoats,! tender ?> g matter tf! chur.re. T,.„ .0.. ,
backing sheet. The special cement since their teams didn't perform up ; During i>. past season, however; | ^ - ^ - :'J-
used .remains nermanently plastic." ! to expectations this season ' [the Red Raiders, took several ^
___ ' Little: One cf the highest paid | healthy jiasti^gS. and as c rusult. El r>
A fellow walked into the City i grid coaches, buil: a weak Colum- j poor AndyV “miracle i'mr.n": repwia- Tr” '
Barber Shop the other day and took bia eleven into Rose Bowl champ- jticn was soneVhat damaged ! ^
Barber Babe Schind- (ions and brought the Lions back in- ; Another crop of catirUtkitos fcr.;^JU-- — -
to the grid limelight. This sveur his miracle ma n/laurels aie'in the of-
material h^is been even worse thcA fing this year, with Cf*rl Snavely of; Frank Murray cf M-.rquette.
;inf North
47 3-3
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53 5-3?
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other members of the family. 1 • assured; one beef and two hogs to
Is entirely correct, however, to send ndp meat &n<j lard; a variHy ot
only one ca^d to a household. Pro- drle(j vegelables; hlckor,- and wal.
yiding the several names are writ- ! nuts which ,hp gathered in the
ten separate.\ on t e envelope. woods; a SUpPp Qf svrup she trmd-
The generous-sized greetmg cards ; ed luB baG<>n for ; aild a yeart
popular this year make it quite su*plv of ^ m£de from fat
possible to do this without any ap- ; Q. henvise would have ^ WMtedr
-icTT'l °LCr0Idmf: °n* ,or Her pantry has a net value of
-3L.the husband and wife; one for the
By CHESTER EVANS
BEEVILLE, Nov. 28. — Edna’s
stampeding Cowboys had a big
holiday here Wednesday night, de
feating the Beeville Trojans. 26 to
0. The gmme closed play in District
34-B.
Kenedy’s Lions, champions of the
district, meet Bay City in "Victoria
Friday night, December 6, for the
bi-district title.
Edna’s win gave them undisput-
ed possession of second place.
Beeville finished third, Cuero
fourth. Yorktown fifth and the
stingarees from my home town in
the cellar.
The busiest people are those who
never have time to do anything.
Wool Mufflers
$1.25 -$1'65
For The Crisp Mornings
New Neckwear
50c - $1.00 - $1.50
New Shirts .
$1.50 - $1.65 $1.95
Interwoven Sox •
35c - 50c
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HARTMANS
Cleaning and Pressing, Men's Furnishing
Telephone 138
his place in
ler’s chair. Quite naturally Schind-
ler struck up a conversation with
the man and finally got around to
the question. ’’Didn’t I cut your
hair the last -time?’’ “No. replied
the man. “I have bee down in
this country only three months,"
A group of hunters, including Ru-
fus Smith, were ‘possum' hunting
on the river the other night when
tl^ey treed a big coon. Now it so
happened on this night that the
party boasted three of the best
dogs in the country, but even the
best in the canine race can't climb
trees. Straightway, a colored lad
was sent up the tree but after he
had climbed a certain distance he
could go no further. Have no idea
what possessed the coon to do it but
he calmly walked down the trunk of
the ti'ee, over the back of the
clinging negro to the ground. A
fight between the dogs and the var-
mint ensued in which the latter
thoroughly thrashed the ' three-
some. This done, the coon promptly 1
climbed into another tree. The bul-
let from a small rifle felled the gal-
lant animal, which was.later weigh-
ed. It was disclosed the animal tip-
ped the scales at thirty-eight
pounds. Don't think it necessary to
■say .which member of the hurfting
party brought the story to town.
•
Thanksgiving morning Harry
Moore, Ed. DeLeon and the writer
journeyed to the hills out .toward
the Stratton Community in high
hopes of sighting a deer. After
being separated for some three
hours, we met at an appointed
place. Both'.DeLeon and myself ad-
mitted we had seen nothing but a
few deer tracks and a couple of milk
cows, but Moore, in a rather halting
description told cf seeing some sort
of wild cat. He agreed to take us to
the designated place and shew
plainly discernible tracks in the
sand of a dry creek, when his listen-
ers showed a tendency not to believe
the statement. Maybe someone has
taken the statement to heart about
giving this country hack to the In-
dians.
Friers, per j:at:art
i Country Br.ttcl per. lo.
tou .
,12-i;:-14c
15-18
. ‘i» ij} GOc
daughters, addressed as 'The Miss-
es Mary and Margaret Brown;
and a third for the sons of the
,$370.55.
S29/)0 j family.
Cards are correctly sent to
in-
P30NC A
usual, and not even .such a pigskd
wizard as the bespectacled Leu
famtLUCr in mourning. 1 _ ^
Ct.iqlina. M ti.v Bell of S. Stub Aliison‘of California, among but the designs should be keyed tol | ^|^
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U.; Mai Stevens
cf N. Y. U.: ithe newcomers.
?4he deeper significance
the j
Wall Paper Sale
CLOSING OUT ALL 1935 WALL PAPER
y2 PRICE
to make room for new 1936 Stock
WALL PAPER NOW SELLING
4c to 40c PER SINGLE ROLL.
Wasserman Sign Co.
510 W. Main Street Phone 400
SANTY SAYS
PHILCO
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THE FASTEST SELLING
RADIO IN THE WORLD
Stowers Has Made It Easy For You To Give Philco
EASY TERMS GOOD SERVICE
COME IN SEE HOW EASY
IT IS TO BUY A PHILCO
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Priced From 20 to 600 Dollars
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All of you will probably agree with
the writer that all holidays ought to
be on Saturday or Monday, to give
people a little time for week-end
trips. This year is above the aver-
age in that respect. Jan. 19. Lee's
Birthday, was on Saturday; Confed- ,
erate Memorial Day. June 3. was on
Monday; Oct 12. ^olumbus Day
was on Saturday, 'and Armistice
Day was on Monday. About the only ’
fellows who get to observe all these
holidays however; are the hankers.
620 F $
PHILCO
65
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American and Foreign Receiver; 6 high! , ef-
ficiency tubes. Built in Automatic Aerial Se-
lector. A radio that will givejjou the*best
of service.
650 % PHILCO
-ALL WAVE
\ $105.00
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Some folks are complaining about
not having any'winter this year
Don’t see what a,body could have
i against the kind of weather we
have been enjoying the past couple
of da<'S. * .
620 B
Don't think the guns roaring on
all sides today are those of either |
'the Ethiqpians or the Italians, or .
both. Davr and quail season opens j
today
excite- t
GETS JOB. DIES
j NILES. O..— 'INS.)—The
nient of getting a job proved fatal !
to Frank Fasanglli. 23. father - of 2 I
] children. Fasaivelli! who had been j
unemployed for more than a year,
fell dead" as hej was returning home
after working'a half dav at the
Niles Steel Products Co.
mod el h
610 F $^ft95
philco
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American and Foreign Receiver. 5 High ef-
ficiency tubes. Handsome new Console that
has all the grace and beauty that distinguish-
es fine furniture.
610 B
PHILCO
$39.95
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American and Foreign Re-
ceiver.
tubes
5 high efficiency*
GET
STOWERS TERMS
STOWERS SERVICE
STOWERS GUARANTY
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