The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1930 Page: 1 of 4
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The Detroit News-Herald
OLD SERIES VOL. 39.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
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DETROIT, TEXAS; THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 25 1930
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NEW SERIES VOL 8 —NO 28
On yoor Fail purchase* by inspecting oar atock, whack you will
fiad complete is every detail
SURPRISE ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Reeves, age 74, wife of
- I Dr. W. A. Reeves, who lives
’ The brothers and sisters of D. I West of Woodland, died at the
J Millinery, ladies and childrens; Felts and Velvets....... 98c * _---------————■»■ rruuuianu, uiea ac tne n „
i Tams, ravon amt wuufarr: ::".. '...........Hi to 89c t-4b['G*U— a mrprine family home early Tuesday after* 1 ^ Bagwell publ
Gaos, and Tania 25c to 50c * birthday dinner at his home Sun- three days illness. The funeral open s*ptemb<r -8»
LMe fellow's Hats, Capa, and Tams
Children's suits, 3 to 8 years .....................98c *
An acaorftnent of lace, collars and cuffs ..............49c *
36 Mich prints, yd. . . ..........>.........10c to 35c ♦
Woolea flannels, all colors, yd................ — * $1.25 *
Outing, yd..............................10c to 15c *
Brown domestic. Fair grade yd. 7 l-2c; Good grade 9c
N^ast grade.. *» • ^........ ......... l^fte
Childrens all wool sweaters, Tama to match..... . . $2.40
Mens,Women and boys sweaters..........Me to $3.50 ♦
Two color Bins binding........... ......... ... 10c
Sanitary Napkins, 6 for 15c, 2 packages............25c
THE BEST VALUES FOB TOOK MONEY
THE VARIETY STORE
Next to Post office
day. Six sisters, three brothers
and a daughter and their families
were present and each brought
a basket of good ea&, which was
spread on the porch and was en-
joyed by more than eighty.
Those who attended were Law-
rence Bagley, Jack Gullion, Chaa
Chesshir and Tom Massingili and
their families from Fulbright,
Roy Gullion and Gus Nobles and
families from Deport, Jim Gul-
lion and Dick Bolton and families
from Clarksville and Mrs. Clar-
ence Gresham and family of Ad-
dielou. Two brothers, John Gul-
lion of Floydada and Ed Gullion,
three days illness. The funeral
services were conducted at the
Woodland church Tuesday after-
noon by Rev. W. E. Barearee,
and burial was at the Woodland
cemetery. Mrs. Reeves had
lived in that community for
kb an. a
good__
whose life contributed much to
the lives of others. She is sur-
vived by five daughters—Mrs.
Felix Phillips and Mrs. It. G.
Edwards of Woodland, Mrs. Lula
Lair of Petty, Mrs. Ed Rudolph
of Wellington and Mrs. G- W.
Redding of Blossom.
The Bagwell public school will
, »n a new one
story brick building, recently
completed at a cost of approxi-
mately 111,000 The new build-
ing occupied the site of a struc-
ture which was destroyed dy fire
early last spring. The teaching
staff this $ear will be: Lynn C
Minas it m*
The Red River county Fair at
Carksville was said to havams
, t*ined some extra good exhWTta.
e Several from Detroit were wiw-
nets, among them were:
Alford and Eamui^ Jtra^f
bull 6 months to one year old, 1st.
Bronze turkeys, 1st and 2nd
yearling tom; 1st and 2nd hen;
and first and second young baa.
mice Phillips —1st, and 2nd.
many years and has many friends statr thw 5? »■ be: Lynn C "‘Jur,ce ™mips-1st and 2nd
for she was a good woman Dent°n’ Superintendent; Mrs. Orpington ehkkwm.
_i I.S. . AlTVlHO £L*fiHF Prinnmnl. AM: KT -VITS. 8 L. Stllii'naom
Agnse Scaff, Principal: Miss Nan
Berry, Mrs. Elizabeth Williams
ann Miss Effie Fox.
— ...— r—...........« who lives in Oklahoma, were not
CHILD DIES OF APPENDICITIS EXA great t,me w“ *
every one present.
DN DETROIT STS.
ator I
TOOTH'S HIB IS
W MIBLEO
Paul LeMasfer, 13 year old son who live in the Manchester com- j _
of Will LeMaster of Deport, had rnunitv, died at the Dr. J. T. j The two streets leading North
Jiis hand badly mangled when it, Me‘\s sanitarium Wednesday 'from tj,e railroad—Midway and
was caught in the cogs of a sor-J morning about 2 o'clock from ap-‘ Woodland roads—have been
ghum mill Monday morning.' pendicitis The little fellow had graveled with the road building
The boy was helping his father, been brought here for an opera- material from Woodland, as well
operate the machine when the 'tion, but his condition became' ^ the business street between
accident occured j so bad that it could not be done. \y t. Norj-is & Co and A L.!
MARRIED AT HUGO WEEK AGO
NEGRO ROBBER
SHOOTS MAN
3 C.
1st; peach jelly, 3rd; fancy pillow.
1st; patchwork quilt, 1st; crochet
pillow cases and centar pieces, 3rd
dresser scarfs, 2nd; colored em-
broidery, 2nd; crochet trimmed
luncheon set, 1st.
Mrs. G. W. Stenett—Mixed
pickles, 1st; patchwork quilt, 2nd:
Dupont Provine, who worked v™1** trimmed
at a filling station in Paris, was - vfr-« w w d„i__. ~ . .
- I robber ““w H T ** i triamtd cen,er P'««. let.0'”'
D. F. Gullion and Mrs. Louis. ^ „ "Wn,nf “»■ C^ner-Embro.'d-
about <> o clock when he struck eried illow s|i 2 i
the negro .as he grabbed some Mrs. J. P. Dick Jr.-Can«d
Smith motored to Hugo, Ok.,
Tuesday of last week and were
quietly married, without inform-
ing their family or friends, and
it was a week later before the se-
cret was out. Mr. Gullion has
money and started to run.
1 he wounded man was carried
to a sanitarium for treatment and
officers have been on lookout por
the negro, who Provine said'he
preserves, 3rd
Mute Kilted by Lightning
A mule belonging to Sumpter
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He was brought to Lamar hos- The body was carried to Man- Russe|i. This will give Detroit' «ressive business men. The bride
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pitul for tor medical attention j chaster* where buri.il was several blocks of good streets
and while the injury was both Wednesday afternoon. The par*!___
“ when joesire two noting boxes
8 assortments pr cookies just Bogata citizens recently petit-
and serum administered
News.
Paris
has lived in Detroit for some!
time and has many friends here, £j|j| STOLEN
who wish them .iuch happiness.
arrived—R. T. Morgan
OUR NEW LOCATION
First Door West First-National Bank
PARIS ' ' ‘ 32 Bonham Street ' - ’ TEXAS
'Come to see Us for Shoes and Hosiery
Shoes For Every Member Of The Family
Better—Quality—At—Lower - Prices
HUTCHISON-SHOE-STORE
We-Fix -Your- Fnnt
ioned the Commissioners’ Court
to divide the voting precinct
here, but due to tardiness in pre-
senting the petition the request
cannot be granted before next
GITY OFFICIALS ARE
CHOSEN AT BOGATA
FROM FAIR GROUNDS
the electrical storm Sunday
night. The mule sought shelter
! under a tree, with another, mule
and a horse, neither of which
f were injured—Clarksville Times
that election precincts may be
created only at the August term
: of the Commissioners Court. It ____________ ___ _
is expected that a simuiar petit- Donald, R. Bishop, and M N
ion will be presented at that time, j Dunn. Bogata was incorpoiat-
- Bogata News ed only recently, and these will
constitute the first administration.
Preaching at the Bluff
Rev. Clarence Deakins of Bag-
well will preach at tlu? Bluff next' Announces the Opening of a
, Sunday at l i a. m. and at night.; class in piano and voice at the
I Rev. Cummings of Blossom will j school building on or about Octo-
preach at 3 a. m. Everyone in-! ber Any one intererested will
vited to these services. J kindly see or phone Mrs. Womack
A Chevro et car owned by W.. 0UF W liter Slllt*
H. Guest of Deport, was stolen fT iUI
from the fair grouuds at Paris
I last Friday night. OflScers were ^ 'e wc failorod from the
Bogata, Sept. 22—In an elec-. notified, and the car was found °f the seasons fabrics—
tion held here Monday the faU! Saturday -near drtw City Lake, m coloring and patterns.
Single or double breasted
models that reach the peak ot
style demanded by modem
people.
See them now, while the line
is complete even if you do not
want to buy until later.
An extar pair of trousers
with each suit is assur-
ance of full value at the
normal price of $22.50
up.
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Mayor, C. McCain; Marshall, injjrg and battery stripped from
J. H. Lawson; Aldermen; J. M. the car.-Deport Times
Pike, D. G. Gearson, L. C. Me- *
Mrs. Hami! Womack
Co-operation
Means Salvation
In these
-4—
es af depression co-cmeratica
meaaa more to us than one would imag-
ine. By thorough co-operation we can’all
succeed and without it we will fai, more
or less.
Then let each af us do our best; plant
food and feed as much as practical and
possible that we may steer out of the
present situation; and this bank will do
its best to build omr «
Citizens State Bank
DETROTT, TEXAS
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MCBRIDE JETS PDST
Clarksville—O. W- McBride
has been elected secretaiy and
treasure of the Clarksville Na-
tional Farm Loan Association, I
succeeding H. H. Spoede, who
resigned. The association is affil- j
iated with the Federal Land Bank
of Houston,>
W. M. U. Is Meet Moaday
The W. M. U. will meet at the
church Monday afternoon at 2:30
and all members are urged to be
nresent.
Mrs. W. L. Pendergrass, pres.
*
Remember we have exactly
the styles from which you
should choose your new Fal!
and Winter suits.
G. E. Summerlin
Dry Cicaamg af Al Kiads
Call for and Deliver
Call 156 For Service
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YOUR CAR
WILL THANK YOU
You will find it pays to bring your Ford to **1116
Home of Good Service" for oiling and greasing and
a periodic tuning up. Our charges are low — the car
will be ready when promised — and you’ll drive
jwav satisfied and happy.
Modern equipment. Complete stuck of genuine
Ford parts and accessories. And a real desire to kelp
mu get many thousands of miles of pleasant motor-
U| at a low cost per mflu.
Pay i t call. We’d like to serve you
Hogue Motor Co
Use the cash system and save Money
Low Prices For Short Crops
Sugar. 19 lb........$1.00
Pinto Beans 14 lb. . .$1.00
Union Brand Syrup gal-58c
Salmons, pink........15c
chum ... 2 for 25c
Ci ystal Dry Salt-------20c
Dry salt plates........13c
Coconut 1-4 lb. box____10c
Flour-$1.25 Me J-65c
Every sack Guaranteed
Red Top Axle Grease-10c
Choice dried peaches lb—14c
Market Day Raisins, 2 lb.
package........ 18c
Lard.............$1.05
Ladies rayon silk crepe dress-
ea in Fall colors.....$298
Lathes fast color, long sleeve
£hesaes............. 98c
Children’s panty dresses guar-
anteed colon........ ,98c
Fast color percale, yd... 15c
Brown domestic— 10c to 12|c
Bleached Domestic
yd.......10c to 15c
White outing good grade
yard.............15c
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The Detroit News-Herald (Detroit, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 25, 1930, newspaper, September 25, 1930; Detroit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1005770/m1/1/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.