Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1923 Page: 3 of 8
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WINVSBOflO WflFKLY NEWS ' 26, 1023.
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Program for Sunday,
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Toijic— Uight and Wrong (Jh-
■n the Lord'o Day.
Leader- Crace Gist.
.*■ crjpturc leading, Matt. 12:
1.5; Isa. 5K:i<J-14—Coni ie
j Vlad Doagen.
An Kn-ly Commandment—
11 Louie Kate Maimer. C immei.
}! ri, Cove.ient with Gori—Jui;
}< 1 nomas.
j, Gori's Wrath Because of Dis-
11 obedience—Gertrude Nichols.
Delight
"I will build a car for tlie multitude"
Said Henry Ford in 1903—Read how the fulfillment
of that prophecy is now made possible through the
serial
FOR MANY YEARS IT HAS BEEN HENRY FORD'S PERSONAL AMBITION TO
MAKE THE FORD THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY CAR-TO PUT IT WITHIN THE
REACH OF THE MILLIONS OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE NEVER BEEN PRIVILEG-
ED TO ENJOY THE BENEFITS OF MOTOR CAR OWNERSHIP.
WRING THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS OVER 7,:>()(),000 FORD CARS HAVE BEEN
PLACED IN THE HANDS OF RETAIL CUSTOMERS—MORE THAN MILLION
AND A HALF OF THEM WITHIN THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS—AND YET
THERE ARE STILL MILLIONS OF FAMILIES WHO ARE HOPEFULLY LOOKING
FORWARD TO THE DAY WHEN THEYCAN OWN A FORD.
AND NOW THE WAY IS OPEN.
UNDER THE TERMS OF THIS PLAN YOU CAN SELECT YOUR FORD CAR, SET
ASIDE A SMALL AMOUNT EACH WEEK AND YOU WILL BE SURPRISED HOW
SOON YOU WILL OWN IT. IN THE MEANTIME YOUR MONEY WILL BE SAFE-
LY DEPOSITED TO YOUR CREDIT IN ONE OF THE LOCAL BANKS WHERE IT
WILL DRAW INTEREST.
THINK IT OVER. FIVE DOLLARS WILL START AN ACCOUNT. THE WHOLE
FAMILY CAN PARTICIPATE IN IT—FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHERS AND SIS-
TERS EACH DOING A LITTLE.
WHY NOT START TODAY. STOP IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH YOUR LOCAL
FORI) DEALER. HE WILL BE GLAD TO FULLY EXPLAIN THE DETAILS OF
THE PLAN AND HELP YOU GET STARTED TOWARD THE OWNERSHIP OF A
FORD CAR.
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j: The Sabbath a
I Derwald Dodgen.
II Christ's Conception of Sab-
jbath Observance, Mark 2:2S 21
127-28—Arnold Morton.
A Miracle on the Sa>b th>!
Matt: 2:9-13—Will Butler.
A Typical Sabbath in Christ's!
Life, John r>:l-l&_R-y Coats.'
( Reading—What me Little
vJir) Said—Sallie Lucy Andrews'
j Conflicting ideas Regarding
I the Sabbath—Panline Cmd
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Doing Good—Albertine
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Enjoying Friends — Floyd
Williaifis.
Lifting Burdens — Weldor.
Steed.
Instructing Followers—Wiley
Anderson.
Going to Church—Lulu Beav-
ers.
Healing the Sick—Robt Ross
| Talking to God — Robt.
Rhymes.
Reading, "Sunday"—J. M.
Sellers.
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HARMONY NEWS
BALANCED TOOLS
The perfect balance of a hammer, hatchet or a saw
means a great deal at the end of the day to the man
wl , earns his; living with his tosls. The tools that
we carry in stock are designed to enable the user to
do good work without the least amount of effort.
ADD A FEW GOOD TOOLS TO YOUR TOO] BOX
i HIS WEEK TO DO YOUR SPRING WORK
Such as renewing screen wire and general repairing
around the house that is always neces:-".ry in spring.
WE HAVE THE TOOLS THAT WILL PLEASE
Come in and lock over our complete stock. The pi-ic-
es you will find to be very reasonable.
FISHERMEN'S HEADQUARTERS"
THE WINCHESTER STORE
FISHERMEN'S HEAD ;V 'J?TE:>;
sicpofiy
via
The Winchester Store.
Tiifflimm bi millwyii iimHum i
News is scarce this week but
will send in what I have.
Health stiil continues to im-
prove.
Misses Grace and Prudence
Ilornliuck e of Winnsboro were
tnc gues.d of their grandpar-
ents, Mi. and Mrs. J. A. Whit-
teu oi'-thia community Friday.
Mrs. Ruby Dell Smith visited
Mrs. \V. B. Martin Friday af-
ACT QUICLKY
thing at the
some cotton was planted la.st
week, but it looks this morn-
ing, Tuesday, as if. we are going n , . ,
to have another rain, and the ^
cotton planting will be checked. n'r it . ,
if it does. I Act HU'Ckly hi time of d-aii-
I do not think of any thing &01'-
more this week* so will quit. In time of kidney danger.
Best wishes and good luck. 'Down's Kidney Pills are most
Dud. effective.
Plenty of Winnsboro evi-
Mrs. Gordon Alvis Entertains donee of their worth.
Mr. M. L. Hornbuckle, Mill
Honoring the personel of the, St., says: "A cold settled on
Johnson-imy kidney:' r.nd 1 got down
School class have a little con- Gibtvm bridal procession, Mrs.' with bac ach 1 often had to
test on. The class is divided Gordon Alvis entertained with ■ ne;;loct my work. The action
into two parts, each side to got a buffet luncheon from 9 to 11 of my kidneys was irregular
ternoon.
The young people's Sunday Montgomery-Gibson,
as many new members as pos- Thursday evening, April 19th. j but I read oi Doan's Kidney
aible attend regular. When The Harmony Club. house PilL; and ■ n, "•-tliuginy
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the contest is over we shall go guests and a number of other jsunply at Fowler's
picnicing, and that side that friends were present to enjoy ('I hey w.
Rets boat will furnish a nice the music, readings and games 11 soon felt like a different pr
dinner for the wholo class The and !o return ever and anon to son and was free from back
li o class mentioned above, the buffet ladened with choice ache ard V
have a question to look up. If [ viands and delicacies. Mrs. Al-1 aj- Foster-Mil-
anv one else care to look for it v's added another success l> |)Urn Aiiiuiialu, N. Y.
here it is, "What is the first]ber efforts as a genial hostess.
wwiipon mentioned in the Bib-
Customers for miles are
praising and appreciating our I
Found in Genesis 3:24.
It looks now as if there will
! be a nice strawberry crop. low nnces. I'-uy this week ami
ilanted, and save—The Enterprise.
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the corn is pi:
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Wilcoxson Motor Company
Authorized Ford Dealer Winnsboro, Texas
ri|?ht, 192,1—F. M. Co.
YOUNG FOLKS
I* Ever Occur To You That'
" a scarcity in the
^ office of high-priced
ninety-two and the ninety-five
per cent class. If you can't
come to us we will come to you
through our forge and most
successful Home Study Depart-
ment.
a thnno j "j *1 We have been very success-
tot oniy r dollars a, ful in producing high-salaried
sand.
j^d declared that)from our former students, their
parents, their employers, and
from prominent men and visit-
ors to our big school. Largest
business training institution in
America, an average of over
3600 enrollments for the last
five years. Most thorough,
practical and complete course
of business training to be had.
in Half the Time and at Half
the Cost of other courses in the
ordinary business college. All
modem office equipment, more
than thirty specialized teach-
ers.
Let us train you for business
success. Fill In and mail cou-
pon for large free catalogue.
•orth W°men tod&y; many
Jibiit U8and dollars a
1 VuCW are worth' men and women, as shown by
'ofHam J , late Prof, the letters in our catalogue
declared that * — * t-hmV
nt nf pn 1uses on,y ten
vlhls brain power.
th are twice as cap-
flf. 'lVer&£e man,—you
twenty per cent
i Power, only
your gi-eatest pos-
of the
ply twenfv'?ry are earn"
P Week \T1Ve dollar« or
those i« Ket^"tW0
the H '' 5ft*" fail
Nin ty-fL forty md
^°4atthI?r CenJ
0qa k,.„. at the age of
' of the '6u 18 t° talte
ne e'Khty-five, the
Tyler Commercial College,
ler, Texas.
Name
Address
Name of paper
SENIOR B. Y. P. U.
Sunday, April 29.
Subject—"In Jerusalem" —
City Missions.
Leader—Anna Laura Beggs.
Cities in Southern Baptist
Territory—Raymond Stephens.
Why Save the City?—Lo-
rane Neyland.
The City an Opportunity-
George Thompson.
What Can We Do to Save the
City—Louise Gait.
Conclusion—The Holv City of
God—Anna Laura Befts.
New ladies and Misses shoes
just opened on sale at $2.98,
and $8.98 per pair. Save a
dollar.—The Enterprise. _ .J,
Governor Gharleft W. Bryan, m' NMiraxka, attracted national
attention when iu his inaugural address he said: "During the
past few years and especially during the late war pwod there
has been a universal tendency towards an excess of government.
This is resulting in tho enactment of public laws for tlio cure
of private and personal ills that are burdening the state ' \ rri-
meut with functians and obliprstionw which will destroy the ef-
fectiveness of governmental activities and also of individual
responsibility." *
If this condition b« tru# of the glates, and there can he uo
doubt it is true, what shall b« said of such an evil when its opera-
tions are extended to the national congrpss. Perhaps the evil
is most forcibly brought to public attention in considering the
questiou of appropriations so flagrantly made in defiance of the
fundamental and just principle that ono class or group shall
hoooiae the private beneficiary of appropriations mnHo at the
expense of the taxpayers. But more than this, the radical
tendencies daily becoming more evident in government circles,
disclostAi as a fact by the members of both great parties, are
persistently pressing the opportunist to foist on the nation laws
and governmental restrictions that ars utterly destructive of
business expansion, bnt which provide an opportunity for a little
dag waving, that finds its reward in the applause of the unthink-
ing. If we don't look out we will soon be "governmentcd to
death."
The Paradoxical Mr. Lasker
With the retirement from the United States Shipping Board
of Albert D. Lasker Juno 1st, the nation will onter upon another
experiment in its ciTort to solve the bewildering problem of a
merchant marine.
Mr. Lasker succeeded Bear Admiral Benson, swept his policiee
to the feur winds and set ssil for the port of popularity with us
lair a breeze as ever carried a mariner into harbor. That be
\ fizzled out, is largely duo to the fact that he failed to follow his
own expressed conviotions. Lasker knew nothing of ships when
| he took hold of the shipping board, he knew nothing of the ship-
ping problem. The chances are he knows little more today.
Nevertheless, Benson, who had made a life study of our water
commerce, was compelled to sit by and see the groat dream of
i an American merchant marine crumble and wither before the
! now "business administration."
•/ The plan now ia to get rid of our ships and to junk those that
can't We sold, thus clearing the seas for privately owned vessels.
hurrying the retirement of Lasker will bring new life
into the thought of putting the American flag hack on the seas.
It ia admitted an American merchant marine never can bo
brought into being without tho intelligent support of the fnrmcr
and the folk in tho inland towns and villages who do not sense
what water trafflo means to the prosperity and indeed to the
safety of America. Admiral Benson had this plan of enlighten-
ment well under way. Lasker publicly approved of it, but hav-
ing den* so he than proceeded forthwith to destroy it Great
minds like prwUtaW BQre ia « mystor^Ufi way their wonders
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hlOW TO REDUCE TAXES
The uiji i crbkl try U lii(U
luxes. Th« cry pliould not bn ^
agalnat bl^li ta*o«. hut iiKtlunt the
corninf rf The questton
of I i,: r .'.>u linen i lo Nome ex- '
U*ul governed by the valuation pnt
npon property '"rnru tl>* public treao- '
ury. Crush (lie soclulUtte, paternal
spirit Browing up In thin <v>«ntry,
xrhoflier In the !7>rtn of the iwrk \
barrel or £rovr>rnm nt owncrNhlii nf
puMli- utilities. All MiK-h unrwistl-
tntlonal iloetrlnes nnrt practices are
increa '"g the t«x«;g to the breaklnic '
jioint. i
Tlie contlnueil pxccmIto (kt bur-
dens can be trnred to certain
almses:
First: Rxtrarafrnut. complicated
governments. The office Hprkera, of- ;
flee holder*, and tax eaters have *
multiplied government maehtnery to- ]
pertx-tunte them«elve« In office. lf,^
you would reduce the machinery an<t!
throw out of office the Inefficient
rat-hole huntlnK office parasite* you! J
would redue® the coet of mnnlclpal,
c-onnty, state and national uovern-'4'
euts 30 per cent. Today, you havoll
■bout atxty i>ent of ev«ry doUar ofl-a
tax money luvwted lo Kovarnmetn, )
and the other forty conts la ropre-
aentod by waate, fraud, lnefflclencr*]
and graft M
The hureaneraey of thla country .
la a ctir«e to Rood government and
a erlmliiKl expense upon the tax-rid- ^
den public. Simplify gorert i o-ntal'J
machinery and put competent. \
trained, patriotic men In of", o. ami J
taxee will he reduced 80 per cent. .
within a abort time. A
Second : Heetroy the «poll> syaten.
Rlect or appoint men to otfl< « solaiy 1
on the rround of merit. Then yon
will get an honest day's work for
true love of country and a Just eon-
slderation et the treat ImfOM-d. , I
Third: TeMk the people they am* j
ondcrs rnipport the govmipeut sn4 o<^ ea>
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Weir, Homer R. Winnsboro Weekly News (Winnsboro, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1923, newspaper, April 26, 1923; Winnsboro, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth268272/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.