The Plano Star-Courier (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1923 Page: 4 of 8
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THR STAR-COURIER,PLANO, TEX., THURSDAY .IDLY 19,1923.
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Fifty Ninth coin,
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WHITE’S GROVE
MEETING BEGINS
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I he protracted mooting commenced
at White's drove Sunday night Rev.
|d H Carter, pastor of the Plano Meth
odisi church is doing tin- preaching.
li**i I bos- II Osburn of Allen is pas-
tor of Die While's Ciyove church.
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Next Meeting
Odd Fellows
at Nevada
THRASHING OVER;
FARMERS BEGriN
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DEATH CLAIMS
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TEXAS POWER
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& LIGHT CO.
Mrs. A. L. Shirloy died at her home
near Melissa last Thursday afternoon
She was born January 15, 1843 and
was a native of Frankfort, Ky. She
had been living Jn the community
I where she died since 1861. She is>
milled by her aged husband, and
j two ons, Thorton Shirley of Canyon,
i and Douglas Shirley of Dallas. The
| late Mori Shirley, for several years
IT* as'urer of Collin county, was a son
el Mrs, Shirley, Burial was made at
Melissa Friday afternoon.
SHILOH CHIN MUSIC
1 Ik- protracted meeting commenced
Saturday night of last week at the
Baptist church. Revs. Crossman and
Dickerson are conducting the services.
Bob Willis of Pleasant Valley, was a
guest here of his sister, Mrs. Frank
McGaugh one day last week.
J. L. Murphy and family of Wylie,
spent Sunday here with kinfolks.
f>ee Hutson and family of Pleasant
Valley, were pleasant visitors here
Monday evening with friends.
Most of our farmers will attend the
Farm Labor Union picnic at Garland
on July 12, 1923.
Miss Nola Salmons called on friends
in Garland last Saturday.
Dick Parley, Frank McOaugh, Simp-
son Agnew, Arch Pickle and Andrew
Ulliott with their families spent Dol-
lar Day In Garland Saturday afternoon.
H. C. Sullivan and Mr. Simpson
were two of the lucky ones at the
monthly drawing in Garland Saturday.
J P Pilllod.wife and son, Jasper,
were Garland vlsitorslast Saturday.
Ready-to-
Serve Meats
vvhy spend your time these hot
days over a stove cooking Meats,
when you can come here and
choose from these choice, ready-
prepared Meats at a saving over
what you pay for those you must
prepare.
Keeping a supply of tr.ese Meats
in your Ice box i* a splendid plan.
CITY MEAT MARKET
H. M. YEAGER, Prop.
Phone 163
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annual
Odd Fellows and
lion, held In McK
final work of tin-
election of officer
and selection of th
July 1924. The m
in Nevada. Offici
year are a.s lotion -
Nevada, president;
sa.vice president;
t-rj detail was tin
tin* Collin County
Keb.-kalis Associa.
inue> Friday The
association was the
- for another year
t* meeting place for
.‘ ■ting will held
?rs elected for the
Mack E. Phillips,
it. A. Long, Mells
J. M. Touncy, Ne
H. Sneed
COMMISSIONER’S
BROTHER DIES
County Commissioner Joe W. Mont-
gomery of Copevllie was called to Sher
nian iHst. week on the sad mission of
attending the funeral of hia brother,
Geo. W. Montgomery, aged forty years’
who died at his home in that city:
Deceased is survived by his- aged par-
ents and several brothers, who reside
at Copeville.
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BEASLEY REAfPOINTED
COUNTY AUDITOR
vada, secretary and Mrs. J
of McKinney, treasurer.
Starting at 2 o’clock in the after
noon a most interesting meeting was
held. C. A. Wheeler, of Bonham, past
grand master, delivered an interesting
address. He was introduced by Ex
Mayor H. A. Finch. Miss Nina Thump- |
won gave a reading in which the five
hundred Odd Fellows and Rehekahs
were highly entertained. E. Q. Vestal,
grand secretary, delivered a message
concerning the Widows and Orphans
Home of Corsicana. Mrs. VV. T. Sav-
age of Dallas, also gave an interesting
address in which she told of the great
work beiug done at this home. Mrs.
Savago is Grand Warde nof the Stat
Association of Rebekah'S'. The
gram was concluded with an address
by C^rand Chief Patriarch Frank Roark
of Plano. There were also a number
of brief addresses.
Friday night an interesting meeting
was held in the Odd Fellows Hall at
which time degree work waa done.
Local officers were assisted byr some
of the state officers who remained
over the night.
The meeting was in every way a
great success. More than four hun-
dred delegates, representing the twen-
ty-eight lodges in the county were in
attendance.
35 12 BUSHELS
WHEAT PER ACRE
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Why Suf.'er from Rheumatism?
Do you know that nine out of every
■n cases of rheumatism are simply
n umatism of the muscles or chronic
I' umatism, neither or which roqulrei
internal treatment? The pain may
dieved by applying Chamberlain's
.iuiment, which makes sleep and rest
iossib!e, and that certainly means a
rent deal to any one afflicted with
heumutism.
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PITH’S
It is a Reliable,
General Invig-
orating Tonic.
Chill Tonic
Malaria
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JlliiS
and
Fever
Dengue
For over 50
years it has been
the household
remedy for all
forms of
1 TWO CHOICE BRICK
BUILDINGS FOR SALE
We have two choice brick buildings
■ for sale; best location in Plano; are
i bringing in $750 rent per year. A bar-
J gain at the price asked. Don’t let this
j bargain escape. See us at once.—
| PLANO REALTY CO.. Joe Bradshaw,
Mgr.
Thad Yarbrough, one of the lettei
carriers out of Plano, accompanied hv
Mr. Crow of Dallas, formerly of Plano,
| left Monday for Caddo Lake' on a feiv
pro- * days fishing trip.
LIVErtGARD—The New Laxative
Mothers: LIVERGARD is the new
! Laxative we cannot improve. Safe and
| best for the Baby, Father, Mother,
grandparents, sickly and strong. Whet,-
Die bowels are sluggish, LIVERGARD
makes laughing babees of puny ones:
\eeps old folks young; a bottle today
keeps ills awav. Children are eager
for it, grown-ups praise It. At good
drug stores. Write us for free sample.
LUNGARDIA COMPANY, Dallas, Tex.
For Sale By S. M. HARRINGTON.
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Announcement wag made Monday
morning of the reappointment of R.
E. Beasley to be county auditor. Mr.
Beasley will begin hls second ap-
pointive term on August 1. He suc-
ceeded Geo. W. Fox, who completed
hls term, two years ago. The ap-
pointment of Mr. Beasley was made by
District Judge Frank E. Wilcox
V. A. Williams, who cultivates the
Capt. Bush old home place, five miles
northwest, of Plano, marketed his
wheat In Plano last week. He made
exceptionally good wheat. On a twelve
acre field of wheat hi- averaged 35 1-2
bushels per acre, which tested 58,
Public weigher T. J. Steenson at this
place says this is the best yield of
wheat made in South Collin this year.
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Can Purchace Any Number
They are Fresh and Fine.
ORDER NOW
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Bagwill, Arthur A. The Plano Star-Courier (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 19, 1923, newspaper, July 19, 1923; Plano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth570353/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.