The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1923 Page: 2 of 6
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Rugby...............Mt*. K M Hr 11
(tlMburu 1.............Philip Hobba
IIinter.........Mim )i—It Vickers
Center Point ...».....• Kotoert K. Igo
ShadowUnd ..... MU* Katell Cottle
Old Cunningham .. . Mies Kule Keed
Mosley..........Miss Ruby Burchir.al
Cunningham Miss Cora May Co
Cross Roads------Mrs. B. C. Poinroy
Independence ..... Miss Willie King
Milton..___ _ ..Miss Clara Campbell
SUBSCRIPTION PRICK
SI-50 PER YEAR
2 00 Per Year Outside ot Lamar and
Red River Counties.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCK
FRIDAY, JULY 27. 1923
Business is sensitive—it goes
only where it is invited and re-
mains only where it is well treat
ed
Severs! from
the meeting at
week.
here attended
Patlouville last
The Titnes is being published
a little earlier r.iian usual this
week to perrnii The Times force
to attend the Legion Picnic in
the l^twler pasture, a mile south
of Deport.
Ancel Jolly who recently sold
the Detroit flerhid. is opening a _
printing office in Ins old home I Sa!'m,a>’ wilh
torn at DtKalb. He expects to
jwtablisli a newspaper there
about September V
Several from this place aie a*-
tending the singing taught at
Martin by Mr. Black.
Charlie Ponuroy and family of
Pattonville, spent Snodav in the
home of B. C. Pomroy.
J. D. Mayer and wife left last,
week for Cum by to spend severa1
weeks with his mother..
Mrs. H. F. Thomas is spend-
ing the week with her brother,
John Threadgill, of Deport.
Stella Pomroy is spending a
few days with her cousin, Miss
Lucy Lee Pomroy, of Pattonville.
Miss Myrtle Davis of Patton-
ville, spent the first of the week
with Misses Ora and Vera Pom
roy.
Floice Teague, wife and baby
of Minter, spent Thursday with
his parents, Fred Teague and
wife.
Miss Johnny Womack of Inds
pendenee, spent the past week
with Lot* Pomroy of this com-
munity.
| Misses Oma and Mamie Poro-
| roy spent the first of last week
with Virgie and Lora Davis of
Patton v Hie.
B. C. Pomroy and wife 'enter- ;
i tained a few of the young people j
party
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Oiiiii’s, seventeenth anniversary
Henry Burns and family are
visiting relatives at Dimple this
week.
Elmer Rhodes and wife spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Walter Robinson.
Clifford Fleming of Deport,
spent Saturday night with Elmer
Petty.
Sam Monk began a singing
school Monday. There are about
35 enrolled?"
Ike Parrot and wife of Paria,
were wgek end visitors of John
and Tom Roach.
S. R. Fleming and family of
Ken- S Deport, were visitors in the home
of Lum Fennell Sunday.
Albert Extine, his mother and
sister of West Texas, are here
visiting relatives.
Arthur Reed and family spent
Sunday in the home of Ed
nedy at Cunningham.
Alma Petty and family of Ro j Dick Koach and wife of Ft.
salie, visited her mother, Mrs. j Worth have been visiting friends
Kdd Webster, last week. j and relatives here this week.
Dave Kennedy and wife and! Miss Ipez Young accompanied
sons, Kenneth and Jarrel, spent Mrs Dalton Steel hoine Sunday-
last week with relatives near aflernoon t0 speD(1 lhe week.
Paris
Misses Lera Oglesby and%Mit
YtarMI*.
Will move in a few daya ami
Jiave household goods and farm
ing implements for sale, priced
low. See me at onoe.
Murray Andereon.
Several of the men and
of this place made a Hying trip!
to Rugby and De|>ort Sunday af- j
ternoon looking at the crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harrison of
Cisco, were here visiting her un- j
ole and cousin; John Shepherd J
and Arthur Reed, last week.
They made the trip in a car. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durham,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kennedy \and li,lle daughter. Robert
gave a birthday dinner Sunday
in honor of their daughter,Cumi's
sixteenth birthday. Several
friends were invited and all re-
ported a splendid time.
°-'H;tie Whitney of Minter, were din-
ner guests of Miss Willie Ring
Sunday.
Misses Nell and Lucile Wright
and Helen McAllister of Hales
boro, spent Sunday with Miss
Georgia Womack.
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WRHSLEYS
For Sunday School Class
Mosley Mentions
The Times' article in last
week’s issue asking for the ,co
operation of its subscribers in
writing and reporting the news
is being complied with. The
editor’s telephone has jingled
more than usual this week, and
some have voluntarily told us the
news without being asked for it,
along with severa, articles that
were written and sent in. We
appreciate s u ? h co operation
v. ry much, and it enables us to
render a much better news ser
vice to the comm unity.
There were no services at the
Methodist church Sunday on ac-
count of the beginning of the re-
vival of the Presbyterian church.
For Sale.
Good 0 year
trade for hay.
• I mare or would
F E. Moore.
Our Sunday School is pro-'
greasing. Everybody invited to
attend.
Spencer Burchir.al and son,
Newton, made a business trip to
Clarksville Thursday.
Mrs. Lucian Hanoock and Mrs.
Hoy Doty and spns spent Mon-
day with friends at Fulbright
< Misses Ruby Burchina) and
Sybil McKinney left Wednesday
for Hawley and Westbrook to
visit friends and relatives.
Misses Rosa and Ida Cagle of
Medill, spent last week with
their uncle and aunt, John Cagle
and Mrs. Spencer Burchina).
Mrs. Kuss-ll Kelsey’s class ol;
the Methodist Sunday s»-.liool en
joyed a picnic at the Mt. Pleas-
ant Church one mile west of De-
port Tuesday evening. Tin-
guests were carried to the
grounds where lunch wassprend. |
Sand wiches.fried chicken,cream,
cake and punch made up tin-
menu. Those attending were:
Misses Glen Stanton, Ednaj
Earle Thompson, Elouise Lawler,;
Rebecca King, Edith Reece,
Ruby Wooldridge, Dorris Grant,
and Katherine Kale of Fate;
Johnnie Marshall, Sammie Kin
sey, Grayson Norwood, LoOie
Roberts, Eugene Larimore, Ton
nie Wooldridge, Osie Barnard,
Eulis Marshal!, Joe Middleton,
and the teacher, Mrs. Russell
Kelsey. The picnic was given to
create an interest in t’.ie class
and cause more boys and girls to
Take it home le
the kids.
Kavs a packet in
your pocket for an
ever-ready treat.
A delicious confec-
tion and an aid to
the teeth, appetite,
digestion.
Francis, Mrs. Charlie Hill and
daughter, Mary, of Paris. J. T.
Woodard, Mrs. Sam Jeflus, Miss
Sudie Walidro|>e of De|>ort, Mrs.
G. A. Gunter of Cunningham,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Jordan
were in the ho*me of J. C. Ring
and wife renewing old acquain-
tances.
See us for top covers for Fords.
Kelsey Motor Co.
The Times to any address in
Red River or Lamar Counties
until Dec. 1, 1923 for 50 cents.
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3odn W. o. Dime Of Ha
Ok., *•« * visitor in Clarke*
Tuesday. The Judge in,0rj
ua that he will again soon
Red River oounty his hom*
will move to hie farm Dorlh’
of Detroit.—Clarksville
M O N E y|
to loan on real estate-noteil
payable in our office, *J
make our own inspection».|
Our rates are reasonable!
If in need of money see us I
0. H. SC8TI &. SON
Paris, Texas
Auto Accidents
Lightning
Cyclones
Fires
Is your Home and Other Property -|nsured
against Damage by them?
Why neglect this matter? Why run the risk?
BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY
See us today
J. S. Furgerson
First State Bank Building
Mr. and -Mrs. Oscar Cagle of attend Sunday school, and a very
Medill, spent Saturday and Sun delightful time was reported.
day with Sin-ncer Burehinal and j -
wife and John Cagle and wife. The Times. $1.50 Per Year.
Oats, bran s!. vts.maisc—sack
ed. The price ,s right.
The Cash Grocery,
fit-onarJ Bullard, Prop.
Re cover your Ford top—don't
ride in the hot sun. See us,
Kelsey Motor Co.
If you wart paper or paper
hanger, paint or painter, call C.
S. Dyer or F, H Dyer. Deport,
Texas.
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P. & M. P. Railroad
R. W. WORTHAM, Receiver
Four Trains Daily
Motor Car leaves Paris 4 p. in.
Ar. Mt. Pleasa.it 0:30 |>. m.
Local leaves Pa"i.» 7:30 a. m.
Ar. Mt. Pleasant 11-50 a. m.
Motor Car leaves Mt. Pleasant
7:00 a. in. Ar. Paris 9:30a. in.
Local Lv. Mt. Pleasant 2:00 p. m.
Arrives Paris 0:15 p. uo.
F*st Merchandise Freight
Service
We operate daily package cars
from 8t. Louis, Chicago and New
York.
For further information uee
•' A. C. NIXON. Aoknt
P, 4 M. P. Railroad Co.
F. L. Bit ANTI J:V
GanT Freight and PaaMBger Agent
PARIS, • **•' TEXAS I*
Good
Hardware
The Old I X L Brand of
Tools and Cutlery
Plenty of—
Hay Ties
Galvanized Roofing
Kelley Springfield Tires
/
Bogata Hardware Co.
BOO ATA, TEXAS
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Buy the Famous
Road and Race Tested
OLDFIELD
QUALITY TIRES
from established dealers equipped to give
you real tire service at these unusual prices
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TIRES
TUBES
j 30x3 “999” Fabric______
$ 7.40
$ 1.65
30x3V2“999” Fabric_______
8.85
1.75
30 x 3>/2 Cord _____ ________
10.65
1.75 |
3 i x 4 Cord_______________
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18.95
2.45
32 x 4 Cord............
19.90
2.55
33 x 4 Cord_______________
20.90
2.65
34x4 Cord_______________
21.80
2.75
33 x 4V2 Cord...............
27.80
3.50 |
34 x 4V2 Cord_______________
28.90
3.65
36 x 4*/2 Cord...............
29.65
3.85
33 x 5 Cord_______________
33.90
3.95
35 x 5 Cord_______________
34.90
4.15
37 x 5 Cord_____________ „.
36.70
4.35
36 x 6 Cord____________
59.80
8.70
38 x 7 Cord
83.90
10.60
40 x 8 Cord______
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......108.90
13.75
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Oldfield Tires hold all the track records for the last
three years and are the only American tires to win the
French Grand Prix Road R ace^the classic of Europe.
KELSEY MOTOR CO.
DEPORT, TEXAS
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 25, Ed. 1 Friday, July 27, 1923, newspaper, July 27, 1923; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth911090/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed May 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Red River County Public Library.