The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 23, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1923 Page: 3 of 8
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KNOCKS! KNOCKS!
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jlost all motor kuocko are ceased by loose beorlngs or
wurn gearing. Wbeo they appear and are allowed to be
run in that condition, the result Is a noisy motor and a
heavier repair bllL If your motor has begun to knock,
See vie. I hare bad lots of experience with same and am
able to right the wrong at a prloe that is right.
Oas, Oil, Grease and Free Air
SAIN’S OARAGE
WALL PAPER
Devoe Paints—
“Best in the World”
Screen Doors at close-out prices.
Screen Wire and Builders Hardware.
Let us figure your Lumber bills.
Prices Right on Everything
W. W. PRYOR
LUMBER J. C. BRATCHER, Mgr.
The Times, $1.50 Per Year.
Shadowland Sunshine
Clyde Gibbs was a Paris visit
or Friday.
Little Miss Etta Hell of Rosa
lie, is visiting her cousin, Flora
Bell.
Several of this place attended
services at Rugby Saturday
night.
Miss Thelma Snider of Rosa-
lie, spent the past week with
Miss Vera Bell.
W. 8. Cottle and daughter,
Miss Estelle, attended services
at Rugby Sunday night.
W. 8. Cottle and family spent
the 4th with his aunt, Mrs. J.
W. Embrey, near Deport.
8inging was enjoyed in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Hutson Sunday afternoon.
A light shower visited our
community Sunday afternoon.
House Full of
Good
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Hardware
The Old I X L Brand of
Tools and Cutlery
Plenty of—
Hay Ties
Galvanized Roofing
Kelley Springfield Tires
Bogata Hardware Co.
BOGATA, TEXAS
Aleck Frances was a Blossom
visitor Monday.
Edd Temple and family visited
Arthur Rogers Saturday and
Sunday.
Squire Davis and J. W.1 Hunt
and son transacted business in
Pans one day this week.
Miss Ruth Wright ’.las return
ed home from Paris, where site
has been visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell Bell visited
her brother, Ira Temple, of Oak-
dale, the last of the week.
Lee Oats and family spent a
few days last week with relatives
and friends in Delt® county.
Mrs. Hallie Suggs of Garvin,
Ok., lias arrived for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. J. W. Hunt.
Paul MaxHeld of Paris, and
Mrs. Annie Sparks of Oklahoma,
visited their sister, Mrs. Joe
Williams, Sunday.
Mrs. M. D. Kennedy was a
guest in the home of her sons,
Dan and Dave Kennedy, of Oak-
dale, from Monday until Sunday.
Miss Jewell Magiil, her sister
and brother, Ruby and Willard,
have gone for an extended visit
with relatives at Deport and other
places.
David Cunningham left for
Oklahoma to visit his son anu his
sister. He has been visiting his
brother, J. O Cunningham, of
this place.
Most of the people of Cunning
ham enjoyed a tisli fry at Oak
dale last Saturday. - They had
plenty of fish and everyone re
ported a nice time.
Rev. C. K. Spell left for Bios
som Monday morning after clos-
ing the meeting here Sunday
night. There were seve al con-
vertions and many good sermons.
Mack Jordon and family were
guests of L. P. Wright Sunday.
Nedra, their daughter, returned
home with them after spending a
week with her cousin. Ruby
Wright.
Misses Olie and Viola Kennedy,
their brother, Marion, and neice,
Curntni Kennedy, spent Sunday
with Miss Gerenia Kenneay at
Commerce, where she is attend
ing school.
The death angel again visited
Mr. and Mrs. Vert Bell Thurs-
day night and took the other twin
that we reported in onr last
writing was very ill. They have
the sympathy of their friends.
which was appreciated very
much.
Mrs. Tim Hutson will leave
this week for Madison County to
visit her father, Wiley Windham,
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. West-
brook and children of. Quinton,
visited the latter’s parents, Mr
and Mrs. W. M. Hutson, Sunday.
Misses Merrell Hutson and
Vera Bell; Messrs. Marvin Bet-
terton and Glynn Weddleaitend
ed the singing near Detroit
Sunday.
Mrs. Bessie Kirby returned
to her home at Sulphur Springs,
8unday after a several days visit
with her mother, Mrs. Hender-
son York.
Mr. and Mrs. Leste • Wright
and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Wright of Clarksville, visited in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Franks Sunday.
Intermediate B. Y. P. U.
Leader—Juanita Franks.
8crlpture Reading—Juanita
Franks.
Geography of Naxareth—John
Redd.
How Jesus Might have Learn
ed the Scripture—Allene Loven.
The Sin of Unbelief—Elva
Ausmns.
Jesus, Our Friend—Tommie
Lee Hammond.
Alloe Westbrook, Reporter.
It Pay* to Advartlae.
Several from here attended
cemetery working at Poet Oak
Tharsday.
* Miss Ida Franklin of Deport,
is visiting her aister-in-law, Mrs.
John Franklin.
Misa Opal Blankenship from
near Deport, is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. Will Epps.
Miss Eula Bryson of Ful-
bright, is spending a few days
with Mrs. John Franklin.
The meeting is still going on
we are having seme good preach
ing and very good crowds.
A. C. Spears and family spent
part of last week with her father,
D. S. Robson, of Post Oak.
Misa Vera Bell spent Saturday
with Mrs Quintus Hammett and
Mrs. C. G. Wright at Detroit.
Miss Zell Warren of Bogata,
spent the week end with her
cousin, Mrs. F. M. Stephenson.
Mavis Spears returned Sun-
day after spending a few weeks’
in the harvest fields in Oxla-
homa.
Tom Branson and family of
Paris, spent the week end with
Mrs. Branson’s father, W. W.
Spears.
E. G. Morgan and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Morgans
sister, Mrs. Will Hamby, of
Minter.
Misses Ethel .. and Bonnie
Starks of Deport, are visiting
Mrs. E. A. Hale and other
friends.
Mrs. Bennett Jones of Winns
boro, spent the week end with
her nephew, Marvin Craddock,
and other relatives here.
Mrs. Cora Freeman and son,
Frances, of Cross Roads, are
spending a few days with her
daughter. Mrs. Gey Steven.
Miss Gladys Fennel of Milton,
siienl the week end with Miss
Opal Griffin; Miss Griffin accom-
panied her home for a few days'
visit.
J. E. Neal and family of De
troit, spent Friday night with
his brother, G. C. Neal. Mis?
Christine remained for a few
days’ visit.
Mrs. Mattie Banks of Hagans
port, is visiting her son, E. H.
Hanks; they went to Paris Tues-
day to visit Mrs. Volney Evans
aud’Other relatives.
E. H. Banks and family spent
the week end with Mrs. Banks’
father, Dr. Johnson, at Green-
ville. and his mother, Mrs.
Mattie Banks, at Hagansport.
John and Fred Swintand fam-
ily and Mrs. J. B. Trimble and
two of her children went to
Honey Grove Tuesday to visit
their father, Rev. John Swint.
Mrs. John Swipt- returned
home Sunday after a few days’
visit with her mother, Mrs. Dolly
Bailey, of Byrdstown, and her
brother. Luke Bailey, of Post
Oak.
Orion Stevens of Mauldin,
spent Thursday night with his
cousin, Guy Stevens. His broth-
er, Ellis, of Post Oak, is spend
ir.g a few davs with him this
week.
Halesboro and Rugby crossed
bats on the Rugby diamond Fri-
day; the score was 0 to 2 in
favor of Rugby. Rugby went to
Johnstown Monday, the score
was 15 to 4 in favor of Rugby.
Bowman 8pears reto rned
home Friday after a stay of
several weeks with his sister,
Mrs. Tom Bransom, at Paris.
Three of his sister’s children
had the scarlet fever and he was
quarenttned and could not come
home.
Rufus Oquinn returned home
from Denison Saturday where
he had been called by the serious
injury of his brother, C. H.
Oquinn, who was rap Into by *
Frisco freight train on Mouday
of last week. His oar waa torn
up. but he waa getting along an
wall an oould be expected when
Rufus left.
TO THE PUBLIC
What is the value of good meat to you and your
children? It means much to us. “Uncle Sam”
says that we must sell pure good meat. Also he
advocates that pure meat is appetizing and whole-
some to the system. So let us invite you to come
to the Sanitary Meat Market where you can get
the choicest of Cuts and Roasts, also Pure Pork
Sausage. Yours to serve,
J. W. SPEARS
A General Invitation
Is extended the public to inspect our
dough-mixer, cake| machines, dough
troughs and oven. We know the
bread and pasteries made in our bak-
ery are handled under the very be3t
Sanitary conditions, aiitl we want you
to know it to your complete satisfaction.
Deport Baking Co.
J. V. GAMMILL, Manager
Telephone Connection
Cross-Roads
Edgar Young and wife spent
Thursday night with John Brad
ford of Minter.
Garland Cotton and family of
Eastland, came in Monday to
visit relatives.
B. C. Pomroy and family visit-
ed Sunday with Troy Smith and
family at Martin.
Johnnie Williams and family
spent Sunday night with Floice
Teague and fauply of Minter.
EddCheatman and family of
Clardy, spent Saturday night
with Johnnie Williams and family
Mrs. Price and daughter, Fay,
of Cuinby, are spending the
week with her son, J. D. Mayer,
and wife. ' -
Mrs. S. L. Pomroy anil pon,
Feek, and Edgar Young and wife
spent Sunday with Henry and
Elva Wilson. Mrs. Pomroy re-
After
Every Heal
Have a packet in your
pocket for over-ready
refreshment.
Aids digestion.
Allays thirst.
Soothes the throat.
For Quality, Flavor aod
the Sealed Package,
mained for a longer .visit.
New York
MARKET TRIP
Our Buyers will leave next week <
for the Eastern Markets. You
readily see when buyers for a
chain of stores as ours go into
the market we get the best prices
on all items and have what we
want.
If there should be a special item
you want us to get, we will gladly
do so.
Hudson-Davis
Company
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