Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 185, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 21, 1920 Page: 8 of 8
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PALESTINE DAtlvHERALD,.
JANUARY 21,1920
Gifts for the Gir^ [W. R. (j0Ck> BlStlOP
ed With cases by reason of.the grant-
ing Af iunnecessary, continuances.
”, The' cijart should be so conducted
as; to render' efficient service at, the
least possible, cost to the tax payers,
it 4s myr: ©pinion that much can be
saved by- proper management, and)
I shall' see. to it that . the people’s
money is not wasted., -V ’. * •
: 7. will veT/ much appreciate , youf
support. •
, V^. B. (JACK) BISHOP.
. ’ ' (Politlcfel Advertisement.) ,
Misses
afternoon, with pink and wh te liya-
cinths as the flowers, ind also id the
lovely luncheon served,, pink and
, I white being used la mints and other
.relishes. ' . ■ j
The beautiful gifts were brought hi
a large hamper and presented by Miss
Sarah I,ynn Hart. After, admiration
of the pretty things, tables were in
readiness for the game of bronco, after
-which an elegant salad course was
served. Those assisting the hostess
were: Mrs. J. B. Helm, mother of*tfie }•
bride-elect; Misses Xina Pennybacker,,
Ltla Belle Roquemore and' Frankie
Matthews.
Marriage. *“
V At the Episcopal church, Rev. Mr.
Brown of Jdouston officiating, Miss
Mae Carter, daughter of Mrs. L. D
Carter, was married Monday morning
to Frederick Darroll Raines. They
were accompanied by immediate rela-
tives. The -newlyweds left for a hon-
eymoon trip to South Texas, after
Graduate
: i : V
—A DIAMOND RING
— LAVAL LIE R S
—PEARLS
n —WRIST WATCHES
—BROOCHE8
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For the
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Boy Graduate
—^UMBRELLAS
—A WATCH
—BELT AND BUCKLER
—WATCH QHAINB
—SCARF PINS
—-GOLD KNIVES ?
. Jewelry is the gift ever- •
lasting and always reroenir
bered when it corned from
To the Voters of the
Third Judicial District
MRS. CADDIE WINSTON
Twelve years-rago I ran-for the po-
sition Of district -judge ’of this dis-
trict. t My opponent was Judge Gfard-
her Of Anderson county, \7hile 1 wad
Honor Luncheon: ..
-• A pretty luncheon was- that ,given
-by Mr. .and Mrs. M. E Dickson at 1
o’clock Pg m. Thursday; honoring their
friend, Mbs. John. Daniel, who c©fe-
b,rated her birthday. The' luncheon
•table... ,was exquisite in , beauty, and
presented, some of the beautiful wed-
ding gifts df the host and ' hostess,
who werb mafrifid leus than a year
Ago. -The table Was' in cluny
laceC cover* }: the centerpiece® , a
growing fern. Coyers were laid for
' *• Off. T*lfe 1S000
.. FOR
BUILDING-REPAIRS
HAS BEEN SUBSCRIBED
BY
120 PER80N8
GET IN ON THE
FINI8H'
defeated'in that Contest, 1 harried my
home county,. Henderson county, apd
received;a; very large majority of the
votes cast in my voting precinct/
Judge Gardner was at that time run-
ning-for. a second- term.
■*;'* Judge Jpfin ;Su Prince 'was elect 'd
district judge-.m .1912; and When.his
present term expires he Wilt have
been our district judge for' two full
ferms, or eight year«^ In 1916 Judge
The Gentleman Habitant.-
*' The habitant of Lower Canada chum
hablter Ie pays (to inhabit the land),
and he was true to Ws title. Pfo tran-
sient dweller pe. Ndr.dtd tile spirit,
of nohlesse oblige that he brought from
the .Old: World easily die*; *
• liOng ijfter ’ST,* writes Mesdame*
Llzars in interesting'book, .^u- .. . _ . ; ____ ___
mors of ;37, a ?ourt dignitary found twelve friends. - Mrs. Daniel, mother
himself in a remote’ neighborhood pt the 'honoree, assisted in entertain-
where there 'were no tavern accomo* fhg. ' ;
a dinner, given at Chevy Chase Ciq
by the Alfalfa Club, and on Wedn©
day night Waddy Wood, a promfnes
architect, and Mrs. Wood entertains
at dinner in honor of the Garys, ia!
mg their guests later to the- dance J
Chevy Chase Club. On Saturday nigl
they were guests at a dinner given j
Wardman Park Inn by Rolfe BolHnj
brother of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson gi
Mfls. Bolling. —* From “WashiKgfa
Gardner Was his opponent-* 'In -that
contest Judge- Gardner carried -Hen-
derson county, the • home coiftity of
Judee Prince, and- received a ir.nlnr*-
which they wiH. be at home on South
Sycamore street.
Colonial Luncheon.
Mrs. Ota ftrohghton gave a. Jkoob-
' dations. Aurpngements:were made for
him io stay at the unpretentious horn©
of a small farmer. - '/■
,:, When the dignitary a reived j thehall
dobr, opened wide ih welcome, * dis-
closed an old man 'fit antique Jacket,
smallclothes and buckles, whose fine '
white; hair, lying on his collar, wa*
• stirred by tlufhlght breeze. The darrk
hRllwhy made a dim background for
the ©Id man and his ancient silver !
[.candlesticks, os, with a light°In each 5
hand, he b©Wed profoundly, walking,
KOLSTAD’S
Mrs. Kohn of Dallas is the (
Mrs. S. Stein* on South S]
street. .
day lpncheon at her pretty ’suburban j
•home Suhday, in honor of Miss Reba
Lou Burnett, one of the mtdterra
graduates. When the gnests entered
the lovely dining #ootn they found a
menu prepared with the greatest
, Misses Bessie and Grace
of Roanoke, Va,, are visitiB
aunt. Mrs. F. S. Camper, and
904 South Magnolia street.
♦ Personal Mentions.
man Schmidt went to Dallas via
loraing train, to attend a .con-
<n of hardware dealers.
. Willard Johnson went to Aus.
day, to join Mr. Johnsdn in a
there. Mr. Johnson has been
oa the coast, hunting; and goes
and dauSther.
Graduating Class. ’-. .* /. ; !
The closing ekerblses of the mid-
term graduating class will take place
Friday nigh t at th# high school audi-
torium. The following are members
of the class: Misses Reba I*ou Bur-
nett, Lillie Katq Guinn. Martha Uod-
nett, Jessie Whej y, (Marie Thomp-
son, Georgia Drbby, Eunice Griffin,
Ruby Pearl- Starnes, Areola, Maffjtt,
Hattie Guinn.. Lois . Hoitz.ieuser, E^o-
ise- Hansojj; Robert Saxon. -Ray* St.
John, Kenraore Hunter.-Edwin O Con?.
UlUlons to Be Spent by -
Japanese; for Aviation
FOR SALE— My noiAe place on 'Jdi-
ing. of mine while ©n: the’’bench shall
fiver be dictated /by au-y other-mot ive,
than a desire to> render impartial jus-
tice. Politics ihgH v be- adjohrned.
While occupying the ’ bench f ‘shall
„ 4 ^ .-know. neither-«ien4E UQr’ foe. ?' And
Moore, 204 Dennis avenue. Houston, whatever may be my relation. *o the
Texaa- 2L-6t litigant, or the - attorney represbhting
; w, 11 ' - i Jhlm, he shall- in my court ireeeive ith- *■
MARRE D MAN. 12 years’ egper- partial consideration,. My fcourt shalli
fence in general mei-cantile ©tore, 9 ne*ir be used to favor friedde br to
years with present employers, would punish enemies, '
conslde- ehange; can handle imy do- fe j shall ado,to it Hwit the pases ftled
pevtment in store; also .understand 4n:thfe’court,’both civil and crimhial,-
The Japanese government is pre*
paring to appropriate the' equivalent
of $125,-000,000 for the’ development of
aviatioB,. the amount to be expended
over four* or five years, interest In
aviation, has been stimulated there by
the special French aviation corps
wW<^i W teaching the Japanese army.
Shower-Party; ;- ..V';v-
P., Miss Helen’ Henry and her mother
1u~ IT^___
•nor, - Leland Mphn, !
‘ Ray St. John, received first honors,
hud will deliver the valedictory' Miss
Eluise Hanson received second hon-
ops,: and is salutatorfan of the class.
—o—
£ Miss X’orinhe McKenna will enter-
tain Thursday aftemdon, . honoring
j implement business. Address <U8 East
i Erwin street, T^ier, Texas,
todays’ Herald will bo. found the
mneement of Major Ghas. R.
tart as a candidate’ for
et, WfH not ^become of. remain crowd*
county
has just recently
Miss Annie Joe Helm. , . |
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. / Mrs. J. E. Copland will entertain
the Pachelor MiWh Thursday after-
noon
' : ■ —-o—— A
Mrs. Cornell White of !
is yisiting her brother and
from army
ring volunteered early in the
s had nerved’ with distinction
the Spanish-American war,
a he again joined the colors
ly foqpd his place and re- I
... . ,... 1,, .
W. R. Pendley, on Tennessee'avenue.
MX3- /ane Stevens.’’ who visited here,
bas returned to her home at Love*!
sss way.
yer, hav-
Htr some
as’ a sol*
» that if
give the
hninigtrar
- Hampsen Gary of Tyler, diplomatic
agent and consul general git Cairo, who
'is on leave of absence from-his post,
and Mrs. Gary, who’ went to New York,
to meet him on his arrival from Eng-
land, where he stopped briefly on his
way over, have ©eturned to Washing-
ton and are at Wardman Park fan. On
Monday .night they twere the honor
guests at a dinner given by Represen-
tative -IVe’.Copley of Indiana and Mrs.
Copley, who later took their guests to
the ball for the ‘Children’s Hospital,
given at vthe Willard. Oh TuesdUy
night Mr. Gary was hono- ^qegt at
supplying
a chance
their heeds against a rising market still have
at such offerings as have hot been sold out
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’• s::.- ‘v- ’ ■. . L-:. ,
(lain about a
! For weak
backs, your
Doan’s Kid-
stement:
. Church St,'|
a severe at-
| New
I couldn’t rest nights and
ruings feeling tined as when
bed. I was : hardly ever
nervous, dizzy spells and
The action of the' kid-
irregular. I refed of Doan‘g
lls and got them at Doutli-
Store. They were Just the
me and helped me wonder-
s aches and.pains left my
iSy kidneys acted regular*
White, fted or Yellow
—Blue and white and rose
combinations.
% •, ‘ ’ . *■■ * •• v .
—Those are generous sized coverings
which are now much m demand.
and; white
-—Are now being shown ip the ready-to-
wear department. These are very “hew”
in the east and a shipment was rushed
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out to us, •" , • *.
•gv Also we are prepared to furnish you a full line of GA1
SEED,- all double tested. We have ohr test on display,
don’t pave' to. take chances- when. yi>U can take the beat,
oqr'prices-are’the lowest. •
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Bring. us .your Hs^, See our test. But if you can’t
mail us your wants and we will quote prices by return ma
I ‘ 1.2: • P
bowns
New Springs
Coat suits
The Fair
—Have airived and they-, are beauties
Prices are— ‘
$5.95 and $6.50
THE STORE WITH THE W-HltE FRONT
209 OAK STREET :
^Are ^arriving on / express* Our
showings are authentic styles in correct
materials. . '
Graduate Gifts
WHY TAKE A CHANCE WITH AN UNGUARANTEED BATT
Thl*.Manufacturer Nnow* HI» Battery and Is Not
Afrsdd to Let You Be the JudgA
The Western Electric Co
Does Guarantee '
' Every purchaser of an Ever-Ready Batterv 18 months of
factory service. If tho battery fails to- give this service you tu
turn it} to- the Western. Electric Oomj any, lne., Dallas,-Texas,
press, charges 'Collect' and the Western Electric Co., Inc., will r
it wjth a new battery, with a new guarantee, prepay express ci
and charge the pWBef only for the satisfactory service the oi
battery gave. * l! i ^
f—Are easily selected here; Our
ence will help tell you what to give
THE G RAND LEADER
J. D. S MULLEN & GO,
PA LEHTISP'H. LRAUiXTi HTOUE
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Hamilton, W. M. & Hamilton, H. V. Palestine Daily Herald (Palestine, Tex), Vol. 18, No. 185, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 21, 1920, newspaper, January 21, 1920; Palestine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1014572/m1/8/?rotate=270: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palestine Public Library.