The Granbury News from Granbury, Texas • Page 5

Fall Creek News WHY Treasure IsiamI Porlab Thorp Spring Upan Locals Satur Mri. T. W. Thomas, Sr. enter The cemetery working dav was well attended.

Mia. Dr. Campbell returned Zaij Morninr la tbe Beat Tuna I for a Walk. Wailr.f la cool air haateca thi lnterchanz cf oxygen and carboo' dioxide, the most reentry cf aj UimNi-M fr-Phtri nee Kttiy Tbora'ffay fron a tiait with her parenta ihe meeting bean Sunday with Hro. Wa.lace dole the Stewart of Granbury and a group of the bouoree'a friends Sator In this action it resembles the T.

Stall and wife and Mr DenStellof Hamho visited reU preaching. day afternoon with a bridal abow estlon cf protein foodj, which rrea hosier of San An er. A delightful time was en tives beta last week. mediately increases this inte: char.re. and keen it at an increa: lomo has nen Tiiitina relative- jjyed and many useful gift re Gertie A tor was at borne from race for aeveral houn.

This ia cee'j in thecommor ity Herhusbana ceived JTAC for the week end. and two children came Friday A R. Holton, wife and daugb Earf Bailey of Auatwell and and took ter heme after the ceme ter from Detroit, Men. came in rridayfora short visit with ber parents, J. S.

Watson and wif Mr. Holton has returned to T- as to make bis home having been caded to Sherman as pasior of I ni y.i I the church td cf the Lttle-known facta of fooct chemijitry, nd cr.e cf the real rea- aona why the eatirg of protein food a vises such an Increase cf the feeU ir cf comfort. 'It not entirely stomach, by any meana, although it begins U.ere, according to an iih thority in the Washington Star. Walking in cool air is much better from all -standpoint! than the aama exercise In air which comes within 23 to 30 degrees cf approximating that of the human body, kept constantly at 83 degrees and a fraction Probably the best temperature for an average walk of to to four miles is 45 to 53 degrees. This means that at f.rst one wUIf have to atop out, in crder to warm-up.

I It also means that early mornir.f is the he it walking time. I tery woruing Mrs. Bob anJ ciUrpp in the home of Mrs. W. A T.

Msser, Katurdsv. Mis IJubv of riono spent the week end with Mm Cloyce Massey. J. Riherts Went Saturday to Fort Worth to he with his mother who underwent an appen dicitis operation on Friday. Massoy and family ard Carl Varneli of Fort Worth "pent part of last week with par onts.

The ladies in town had a quilt and -orial at the home of the ses 01,0 day last week MiMrrtle Verba Com ton this place were unlud Id ma riaae last Saturday nUht I'he hate the congratulations of their many friends. Ben Burrows and wife of Weatherford yiaited here las week. Mr. anJ Mrs Dick Pyland ar theprood parents of a baby bo who arrived Wednesday Vernon Means and wife retun ed from 0-da D. P.

McCau'ey, ae73 died thehomof his diUrfhter, Mr Jtss Holder Wednesday la week Funeral aerviees w-r i-iinducted by Iiv, Flrown of Ahih-ne last Thursday and was laid to rest in Bishop ci'im trv. lif ack f)f Arlington w-yre-tirif friends here Saturday Uev M-rrill went to Hico, Sa urdiv to fid an appointment. It was an annual a(Tir liunorinir i-ms Lep visited Mr itn ir rthd tys vtncti come close togethtr. Missi JewH ana iion Wat Why Columbia District, Residents Do Not Vote The Constitution provides that the Julia I'nchard at Sun day. Mrs.

Lola Rhodes of Arlington is visiting htr Johnson and family. Mrs ard Mrs. Jra Herman and Mim Bulth W'suor of Dtl son, John Uatfon and Ronert Holton of Abilene spor.t Sunday fit-re. A. Andrew ami funily of The 100 foot high Soota Towrrs of the lflM Golden Gate Intrrna-tional iripositioo on Trnsu't Island in San 1 ranclsro Hay.

Towrr In forf ground Is entranre th Palarr ot Homes and Gardens while tower in the rer leaditothe Palace of Mines, McUU aud Machinery and the Hall of the Lseril Lmpire. sci MiiMlt Sun. lav tvnti fr. las were visitors of their cousin Fair View Facts flambrino Mention Mrs. Sunday after N.

Mru A T. Morns of inahans was tuion. -ti at boiin' Sijoda Mac4 Jones and famdy and ciyop rayneand son of Lucillo Wadded and bpr Mr. and Mrs. S.

TT'te md Dallas visitod her parent. Mr Cat Branson and wife of San yisited Sunday. dauL'ht of Mi la spent, Sun Carroll Fletcher and t-f Pampa w'r' here In atnnl the! rarnuy or unias mine and Mrs S.ir en ovnr the day with hor mother. presidential electors and members, of Congress shall he elected to rep-' rccr.t t.i!f.s. Tf.e District cf Co-' lurnb.a is not a state, r.or a p.irt cf any state, and its citizens do not lave thf ruM 'to vote "in the tresl-' der.tiil end cor presmonal elections ar.y -more an do those other citl-t rens cf the United Sutes who hve ia.

the terntrries. I That there would be no conf.ict1 cf authority, it was provided that! the government cf the District cf Columbia should reit in Congress.) In former times Washington and' Georgetown were provided with municipal governments, with elective o-Hkers, similar to those of th-! er cit.es. "After a period of extravagance and civic neglect, congress in 1374, the present' commission form of administered by appointive, ratheci than elective ofhcials. Since then citizens if the district have, been without a vote in local as well1 I'nl Pat Salyer of Arlingtcn Neri A. T.

Warren luiiDe on the week end. Mrs. A Peveler i tr'pung a yisit from her mother lives til od hii appointment here Sun wool end Mrs it Hryar.tof Refuyio i-lierpf ir an e.ttondel visit, wjti relatives funeral of their sister, Miss Nona Fietcber. New school trustees elected are. W(Kid Owen and IVuitl day.

This school and Brushy school Rrann Fowler nnd fatnily from in east ex as. had a picnic on the Peak las Stephen viHe, Ira Ahrod and wifrf the Msdames Ltnoers, C-ockett, Friday. liill K'lliins his niMVpj to Shady Orov cornurunitr. I- Jake Morrison and wife and Amarillo spent Sunday with and Liies visited Mrs i Wood Mrs. Ernest Nash returned Dr.

Robert Fowler and wife. son, Wool row and wife of Fort Worth were lu-re for the week at Thorp Spring and Ruth Kdlough at Granbury. wilit her mother in law to lar Ut wwk for a visit. Steve Si rd was olscted trustee Miss DurthoH NeUon returned from Houston on Friday Site took hor tinal "examination in bea'i on re. erd lere Saturday Friends of Mrs.

Wal I aa regret Curtis Bills ad wife visited Sinuintf was well attended Sun to hear of her illness. Thail Mitchell has returned to Saturday lrfht at Henry Bills. as national affairs. Mr, L. Williams has ht gof Godley The-infant of Mr.

and Mr- day nitfht several visitors beintf present We are ylad to liaye Why Red Lights Appear Dim Luther Tidwellisvery low. fering from a spider bite Why red hghts seem less vou and you return and invite News has been receive.jf tbe Miss Iwania Cooper visited bright when--traffic ia ncisy thanJ others alo they do when it la tjuietT The atv4 home folka recently. Grady Umphres and wife of death of Edwin R.e I Silt Lake, Utah IPs wih be remembered as Mra': le'r north Paluxy visited hi parent IMIie K-itii and family spent the week end with his parents at llono. Amonif those from njtof tho county who attended the ceme cemetery working wre; Then Little of Cleburne; Musdaroe Clr, Zi. a and Lilliw HenelrZ, Dwii.t rhihlrrn.

Mary Little, Misses Loyene and Clovia Carmicbael, Fort Worth; John Johnson and family. Mr Noice to Readers of Grmburr News Semi Weekly Farm News The G'anbury Nows and thp Semi VVeekly Farm News both one year (in Hood County) for $ld0. Hrirnrorma.il tour tn the Oanbury Nt'wa aa no outside solicitor is authorized to solict or take the W. Umphreas and wife dorln Mrs. Winfield Soott een Freddie A-mstrontt andBirl friend from Vernon returned Vher homnToewday after aeyer daya yisiiU the Armstronu hom Tom Gondmmo of weal Texas is via'tintf his mother who is the week end visiting In Fort Worth.

awer to this question has been found! by Prof. S. V. Kxavkov. head ot thJ Central Institute ot Ophthalmology! Moscow.

He hat proved conclusive-' ly that aound affects the aensU tivity to colors. Die effects varyJ ing in character tor dilTertnt colornJ lie has ahowTi that on receivinj auditory atimujation a normal eye; becomes mpr' sensitive to green and blue and less sensitive to redj Matibrlno was well represent Mri Hevnolds taan.Jy.lj'd ed Sunday afternoon at Gran from Graham and borv airport. Several had thfl brother btter dangerously ill. thrill of the first airplino rid. combination rate offered by the Kichard Mills yisitej his par Temple B1 Clayton Morrison and wife of ents this wenk end, Why It Is "Corned" Beef Hopewell attended aineinu tiere Carrol Fletcher and family o' Granburv News Th Dallas News and Semi Weekly Frm News, both one ypar for tl 10 Jim CaririKhafi (lf Godley, Ar thur Gilliam and family Edgar Johnson and family of West Lib frtv; Mrs.

Glenn and children (Irauburv; Mr. and Sunday Corned beef is so called because It ia beef that has been cured foq Noelette came in Sunday to at Npxt Tuesday and Wednesday tend the funeral of bli sister the t'alace iheatrf is slatfintf a Lma who died at Corpus Christi one cent show which means, py may contain several other ingredients such as sweetening and preservatives. The name apparently! has nothing to do with the cereal corn, but comes from the former, way of dry-preserving with salt Krams or corns, to use the Anglo-1 Saxon word. one full admission plus lc and Mrs L. Waplos; Mrs iWty Ihirseley and ns.

Philip Carter an I ily, I II. and wife, Mtrnbrino; -Mirvin Kt-ith and family, Homo." IVEAV7AY WITH BEmW! CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank those'who me tlieir sirjport in the City E'ection on Tuesdat E. MOORE. two people can sen, the showt The feature is a thrilling dram of the racing autos, "Daredevil Drivers," urrinn Bvelry Roberts and Dick Piircfil. Mr.

and Mrs. Wit Parkinson and family visited Gibson and family at Baker. Sunday Mr and Mrs Rt Weill and sons Lonird anolBrt'J visited Mr. and Mr- JjLii Porter in Granbury. Suncfar, Mr.

and Mm, A'-ed Younu and and Mr EJ Youm; wererjests in the Erl Porter home at Waples, Ssciay Week pnd ifueuo? Mr. and Mrs ChUjrd and Mrs Carter Mrs Walter Dibnef of Granbury, Lvn.ute CrafordofF'Y1 'r'i and Junior Flemioi of Mineral Why Volley Is Fired The custom of firing three volleys' over the grave of a soldier is de Wens Pants at the Blue rived from the Homan one cf cast- Front, 05, 03, I.OO, 1.20. ing earth over the co.n. calling the dead by name three times and then ELM Ell II. WIS GENERAL INSURANCE Representing old line Elmer II.

Davis Radio Laboratories, Radio and saying "vale" three tme3. The word "valo" is the Latin word fori farewell. The firing cf three volleys ia saymgiarewell to the deceased. companies that really give the Insurance protection Supplies. Repair you need.

all make Radios. Papers You Want Semi-Weekly Farm News one year for $1.00 The Granbury News, one year for $1.00 Both one year for $1.50 Outskle Hood Co. $2.00 Order taken now for both papers at THE NEWS OFFICE KeniiiT, In the kin, I I Sinnl--dp Hlailea art' iiniformli' iioJ! 4 upcrl l.ladi- for 10. Why Fire Was a Mystery Men were puzzled by fire for 8ges. It seemed to be something apart from earth, air and water.

One reason why fire remained a mystery so lonj; is that people thought it was a substance. They believed that it was a hot material that poured out cf things as they burred. Time Lost is Money Lost It costs money to be sick. You see it di- rectly if your pay envelope is shorty You Vf, Wei's. Mr.

and Mrs. E-ne Waikr of DilUs visited h8Prenm, Mr and Mrs H. J. Wiisr oyer the week end. Mi9ses Imoene Boyd and Il.zil Belle Ttrre'l iiied Mr and Mrs.

Morris er the week end. Mr. and Mrs Eir iLitson and lose out on some important woric you, live on a farm or if you are one of the few LAD nt CEM AND EVtR-REAOY RAIOSS who are not docked for lost time. You :1 can't afTord to show up on the job unless (lauk'hter, zietb of Vatber ford wereSjnJiy R3-sU in the you are feeling fit. The boss wants re- jftVl G.

T. G.bson iiom. Why Coffee Grows Stale Cc.Tce grows stale because cf the action of oxygen on the aromatic fatty substance in the cc.Tee beans, which is respons.Sle for their delicate flavor. The process is somewhat analogous to the epot'ong cf butter. Tests on coffee marketed in vacuum cans showed that this method cf packing affords only partial protection, liven with the best cf 6uch packages there appears to be enough air left in the can to start oxidation.

suits not excuses. fx? Miss Farris bc3 sppnt the GcWoiMf TOyicct from How many times douai on niomacn, ueaa-ache. Sour Stomach, "That Tired eehng," That After" Feeling, Rheumatic, Sciatic, Muscular or Periodic I'a ins keep you at home or interjire with your doing a juu Crj work! All these troubles are caused or made worse by too much add In your body. To correct this condition take week end in th 2 Gibson home at Waples. Mr.

ajd Mrs R-S. Boyd, Jr visited in the A Brry borne at Waples, Sunday. Eirl Tnompsoo fiilei Mr and Mrs. dride Tioaipaon on Sunday. II a mb right's O.K Cafe for good eats.

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