Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 238, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 19, 1915 Page: 4 of 4
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I did not forget—
And don’t you forget
HE FORGOT
3ro GET
Sidney Drew and Wife in
PROFESSOR’S PAINLESS CURE”
Vitagraph Comedy.
□ires the same symptoms as his wife, aug-
I by worse ones. This is high-class
comedy and sure to please.
leels today but thoy are good ones.
Paramount and Universal Service
Joker comedy that is sure to please
ileen Emerson in
mount feature
TOMORROW:-
The famous Broadway star Kat
the celebrated four reel Pan
“RULEG
MOVING.
It’s Extremely
---- —30 Cents ,•
Aggravating
TO GET
Refrigerators
SAVE ICE.
1
Leaf Lard
Screen Doors
100 per cent Leaf
Fly Swatters
McCrary Bros
EVERS
LOOK ALL ROUND
T. W. Leverett & Co
Norteast Corner Square
Cards 10c to 25c. Other gifts 25c up.
Piano soloHER Graduation Gift!!
PALMER’S
Claps i
HIS Graduation Gift!!
Old Phone 93.
was
V tli.
(Advert ise-
all apj
durum
en
out of
Pik<“
hiding
For Your Old Hot
til
Water Bottle or Fount
ain Syringe
H
Pen-
any
AMONG THE SICK
III
and
of
im
MONTAGUE FARMS BADLY WASHED.
able
ml v
■ m tin
preparation
B< A 1> h.WHALL.
in
Tn nt
fol- the
a
0. M. CURTIS
BROS. A CO.
Drugs and Slationery
and
At one place near Boni-
dde to be in Denton Tuesilay afternoon.Gas Heat is Steady Heat
JULIAN SCRUGGS
and
and lyt us figure with you at once, or phone us.
W. T. BAILEY
LON A. SPEER
RECORDS SIX INSTRUMENTS FREEPrincess Program
DREAMLAND THEATRE
sold$10.00 in Cash
TODAY
BUYS
“The Cameo Ring
it
WE HANDLE COAL
electric
40 N. Locu
.518.
I
ML,
his medicine
it for certain
People who
Get your lawn-mowers repaired
sharpened at Taliaferro Brothers.
Get your lawn-mowers repaired
sharpened at Taliaferro Brothers.
W
M
county
Tuesday
Has
the
We do Plumbing
Get our estimates.
from
AVil-
until
con-One of our
You can secure
fire.
Call around
Glass poem...
Piano solo
In the best grades of
Black, Galvanized and
Pearl.
called to the attention '
at Washington and I
a-kfd o
summer
work at
t^wn on
a hike
some id
“PURITY ROLLED OATS" at Francis
Craddockls Grocery. ,
“COMMENCEMENT” AT
WARD SCHOOLS WILL
BE FRIDAY MORNING
LOOKS GOOD FOR AVERAGE
YIELD OR BETTER IN CO
Always fresh (vegetables and fruits
FRANCIS M. CRADDOCK, JR.
DENTON (REEK ROAD IMPASSABLE
“PURITY ROLLED OATS” at Francis
Craddock’s procery.
Special for Jhis week. JPalm Beajch
Suit and a Panama Hat for 310.00
SCOTT TAILORING COL
Freight Transfer Co.
WEST OAK STREET
tf P14M J Nev PWe 24
I k t. 4 I i A . . * t • |
that dirc.-li.
"U the Bari
ef' ek Ih'f''
4 RUG BARGilS Crrp(>n
Ice Japanese rug, 36x72 inches,
Wire—
• ‘I i I ■
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and 1
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents. I
MAY REQUIRE ENTIRE
WEEK FOR EQUALIZATION
BOARD TO FINISH WORK
Mrs.
' i f Iler
Mrs.
See Murdock Mac Quarrie and Agnes Vernon
in the Big U two reel drama
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove’s
The Old Standard Grove’s Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
PEOPLE S HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY
E. II. EGAN, Mgr.Air-Tight Pails
Small, Medium
and Large
White Man Wltn Black Liver
The Liver is a blood purifier. It
thought at one time it was the seat of
the passions. The trouble with most
people as that their Liver becomes black
because of impurities in the blood due
to bad physical states, causing bilious-
ness, headache, diteaness and constipa-
tion. Dr. King’s New Life Pills will
clean up the liver, and give you new
life. 2L5c at your drugist’s.
ment.)
NOTICE!
Fertilizer for plants at Taliaferro
Bros.We have moved our Plumb-'
ing Shop in the building just
across the street from the |
Taylor Hardware Co. No. 32 i
| West Oak Street.
Call and see us.
Boots and shoejs made to order,
yle. BOYD RANDALL.
When you trade with us,
you can be assured that you
will get your money’s worth.
Our purpose is to satisfy and
please our customers, and to
that end we bend every
energy. Call us over either
phone or visit our store and
let us show you and sell you
your groceries.
T. C. Sample
Visit the little wagon, northwest cor-
net square,’ for fresh roatsted peanuts
anjd popcorn. Bob West. 2tc
Without disaster, such as a’blow ing,
stormy rain or the like, the Denton
county wheat prospect is for an aver-
age yield of twelve to fifteen bushels
or better, local grain rqen declare. A
gentle (rain, such as is needed by some
other drops, would not impair the pros-
pect, tliey declare,[but a stormy rain is
to be fleared at any time from now un-
til aftf-r harvest. Local estimates of
the acireage range from 150,000 acres
upwarp, with probably 50,000 acres in
oats which promise the best general
. I .
Today we have Bryant Washburn and Miss
Buy your peanuts and popcorn fr<)m
Bob West, in tlie wagon northwest cor-
ner of the square. jtc
VITAL STATISTICS.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G.- .Melton, Sanger,
18, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Cockrell, San-
The magic of a ring. The associations bound up
in a long forgotten Cameo bring about an -appeal-
ing ending to this beautiful photo-play. J Realistic
as are aD photo-dramas iu which Murdock' Mac-
Quarrie apd Agnes Vernon appear, in this strong
feature drama they will satisfy you fully.
then come in and see what arc show-
ing for GRADUATION GIFTS—
gifts that arc different and not common.
“Lipscomb Drug Store”
Beth Phones , i, Free DeliveryCLOUDY ALL DAY WITH
LIGHT SHOWERS FALLING
“PROVES TO BE A DANDY"
Policies proves its efficiency after the fire as well as before
one pf these GOOD POLICIES before the fire but not after tin
Rheumatism
iz.i-d by pains
muscles The.
To
May
To
ger, April 9, girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sullivan, gan-
ger, April 25, boy.
months in
tiiru-s when
meet ing date?
THE PRINCESS
a program tonight that will please
most exacting.Not a gust and a blast now and then, but
a dependable, even-burning fire all day.
i A soul stirring drama pointing out the dangers to
working girls battling to live on a mere pittance:
Whole Faintly Dependent.
E. Williams, Hamilton,
: "Dur wti
Pine-Tar-Honey.”
y our family lu-.s a
it is
I’ine
Mrs.
very ill for
improving.
O. D. Pollock of "Corinth, who-suffer-
ed a painful injury to his knee from a
They are just as dependable as a Hudson or
Cadillac automobile.
“QUALITY FIRST”
Good Drugs can’t be
for less.
A ton of the VERY BEST
Johnson Grass Hay.
Seven hundred and eighty is the
number Sheriff Pat Gallagher has plac-
|. ed on his new automobile and in the
[,’ future when that number is seen at-
< tached to an automobile it is time for
P grabbing the "pot” and letting the wind
t• blow out the lights and “23 skiddo"
k.WOuld not be a bad idea. Sheriff Pat
Gallagher purchased a ijew five passen-
f ger Ford*recently to use in trips over
y Mhei county, whfrh he can make
L-jw^apiy in a machine of his
.780 Is Sheriff's Number;
When It Appears Skidoo
id and cri>s> Ho
HU !
Phone us
hay.
lief.
linings of the throat and lungs, destroy'
Hie Germs, and allows nature to act
At your druggist's, 25c. (Advertise-
ment.)
Fresh shipment maple syrup. Order
can today.
FRANCIS M. CRADDOCK, JR.
--------— 5
‘ Beechnut'' peanut butter and Beech-
nut brand jellies, known for their good
quality], at Francis Crhdddck’s G]rucery.
Always fresh vegetables and fruits.
FRANCIS M. CRADDOCK, JR.
to meed with an accident to
your wearing apparel. But
inconvenience is thl most of
your smffcrings, f<>|- no mat- .
ter hotv badly the garment is
soiled, was can restore ha
beauty. Let us hiave your
next order and shovy you how
thoroughly we do pur work.
Up to I o'clock Wednesday afternoon
I the weather had carried out the weath-
er man’s prediction for unsettled Weath-
er with showers. The clouds have
I kept tfie sun obscured with the excep-
I fion jif a ,ew minutes all day but only
[ rain sufficient to well selfie the dust
1 has fallen. ’
The cloudy damp weather has had a
i steadying influence upon the mercury
! and the temperature has remained al-
I most Steady all day. At 7 o’clock Wed-
nesday morning the thermometer reg-
' istered 68 where it remained for nearly
i four hours and went to 69, going from
69 to 70 and returning to 69 with a
light shower just before noon.
Filings Were by Rest Cottage Associa-
tion.
County Clerk Roy Mays Wednesday
morning recorded six instruments for
th4 Rest Cottage Association at Pilot
Point free of charge. The regular filing
charge would have been 36.05. The In-
struments were in connection with the
purchase and sale of 4 acres of land in
Pilot Point by the Association for
wljich a consideration of 32,600 was paid
on August 3, 1914.
I'nder the fee bill, Mr. Mays will have
to pay the charge himself.
more
wn than
by having to hire an automobile for
eveTy hurry call he gels to different
parts of the county, in many cases in
which, it is important for him to be on
the ground a! once to secure what clues
may have been left.Denton Water
Ohio,
■ family depend on
Maybe smneone♦ GARAGE AND PUBLIC SERVICE
♦ V cars
♦ For trips anywhere.
♦ i FOX BROS. A CO.,
Much Damage Drnne by Recent Heavy
Rains in that County.
Deputy Sheriff Nick Akin, returning |
Wednesday from Montague county with
P. S. Shropshire and Aubrey Scalley,
detain'd on charges <>f theft of an auto
at Krum Hied against them here, re-j
ports the Montague county farms near i
Bonita baiily wtashed by the water-
spout there several week’s ago, as
a result of which Elm fork of the Trin-
ity was put out of banks at Mingo.
In Some places, he says, the farms
are covered with from six inches to
three feet of sand washed in by the
flood waters,
ta, where the railroad track was wash-
ed out for several hundred feet, the old
track is still lying about 50 yards be-
low the road bed, badly twisted from
the effects of the flood.
The large number of washouts on the
line only temporarily repaired is badly
defying trains on the Dallas-Wichita
Fafls ^division, and No. 155, due here at
12:10 from Wichita Falls, is an hour
late nearly every day from having to
run under slow orders over the tracks
near ftonita.
Ilmi'l throw your <»l'l hot waler
bottle ur fountain '•yrinfie awav.
Bring it to me and I II allow ymi 'toe
for it when a new mo- i> pure ha-<d.
Remember that I carry the high*
• st i|n.dil\ of all kinds nf rubber
goods and you < a|i sei tire the righl
and pro|H-r article for the Imuse-
Imlil here.
lake advantage of Ibis opportunii
Armours
“Simon Pure
Baseball goods, fishing tackle
tennis goods at Taliaftrro Bros.
Montgomery Plumbing Co.
32Wesj Oak Street. Phones 157
Postoffice Inspector Irving R. Fisher !
of Sherman, who completed checking •
lhe . records of the D- nton office TtieS-!
day afternoon, said after completing thx> j
work that the roads over which the rq- |
ral carriers travel in making their ■
routes must be kept in good repair dr
the matter will be taken up with the i
Washington department on the filing of i
complaints. While he did not say so in ;
as many words, lie intimat' d there were j
places on the rural route out of Dentdn I
that must be repaired at once or tlie |
matte r
of the authoritie
if they find the complaint justified the
services over Hie route may possible
tie discontinued. Postmaster A.- L.
Banks has recently been over some of
lhe routes and reported that they
are passable during favorable weather
but during rainy weather in places
they were almost impassable.
Hie baby. Tlie original Dr. Ball's
Tar-Honey is an ever epady house-
remedy—it gives immediate re-
Pine-Tar-Honey penetrates the
NO DUST. NO SMOKE
You Need it. Get It.
L F. Collins & Son
j The Wwd, Coal and
lay Dealers.The members of the County Com'
: missioners’ court sitting as a
[equalization board isnee
i morning may probably be in session ■
/The entire week to complete the work I
before them. Considerable, time was i
required Tuesday to get organized and '
get to work on the rendition lists of
which there are something over 7,706
I to pass judgment upon-. Members of [
i the board expressed themselves Weili-
! nesday as being hopeful of finishing the !
work by Saturday night.Between fifteen and twentV business
j men of Harlas responded to |hc invita-
tion of thf Denton Chambef of Qom-’
merce aniL today are on a tour of the
wheat fields of Denton county as the
guhsts ofl the Chamber of pommerce.
The invitation was eitjended to some
fifty-odd [business men Dallas but a
number Of them sent (their regrets and
others who had intended cqming were
undoubtedly prevented from doing so
by the threatening wHtlierf.conditions
Wednesday morning. | i Thijse coming
despite tlhe| weather c(>nditi(jns to view
( the prospect of Dentoh county's wheat
; crop were ia “jolly" bunch and on their
arrival appeared anxious to get to the
[ country ifojr the day of • viiiws."
The vllsipng Dallasiles wjere met at
; the station by representathje business
men of Depton in automobiles and after
I a few- fftihutes spent in getting ac-
] quainted the trip to the epuntry was j
'started. Touring tlie day thpy visit the
. Sangt-rx Bolivar,
PlainviewJ Slidell and probhbly about !
Ponder If there is sufficient time he-1
fore they start the return trip to Den-'
ton for the visitors to catnh the 5:40 [
j train ba<tk to Dallas.
Dinner Was scheduled to be served at I
I Slidell by the Cemetery association at
[ 12 o’clock, the Chamber of Commerce
; having previously made arrangements
'with the association to hpve dinner
I ready al that time. Aftef the lunch
hour the remainder of thd day
time for the return trip Will bo
tinned ns the morning in a trip over
the western part of the coiinfy, it. hav-
ing been Selected as having more fav-
orable roads for the autoruobile trip.
[ While divers reasons, fropi the num-
ber of times the date for lhe trip has
(been changed, with business keeping
some at Dallas, prevented the entire
1 number in whom ifiVitaliops were ex-
tended frtien attending, thelChamber of
j Commerce feels most proud of the rep-
resentation here today in that they nre
| the leading business men of Dallas and
[ not Ihope given to making Such trips.
Many of the largest firms of Dallas are
l represented in the list of those here and
I thn city administration its(-lf is repre-
sented bv the governing head. V
| Henry D Lindsh y
j Following is a list of those
[whom acceptances were received:
liatn Whyte, ,|. w, -daughter,
i Green,^dohn T. Fortson, John
Philp, J W Shugart, V Sanger, W.
I RiJierson, W. M. Carson, W. McCay.
R. Buddy, L. IL Lewis, W A. 6
Logan A Bailey, H. H Landaner,
' SiuiinoUs, A. A Jackson, Edgar L.
; and Henry ILindsley .
V telegram of ai'ceptaiyce was
[erived Wednesday morning from-J. J
Met Juirkan, .!<•<
C. Coil, Mayor
T. F \
Brady, H. F.
[ ry, J. D. Bell am
Palih Beach Suits cleaned.
SCOTT TAILORING CO.
Typewriters fog rent.
TALIAFERRO BROS.
---
Pankma and siraw Hats cleaned.
SC<)TT TAILORING CO.
Uhben. .Io Ardis Park, Carrie
Lee While, Willio Brashears, Christine
Fouls, Marian Poe, Ola Crowder, Inez
Pierce, Anne Greening, Zeida Hammet,
ollie Hardin, Hugh Cameron, P. (J. Stor-
rie, Lloyd Morris and Isaiah Wilson.
Sam Houston—James Coleman, Buster
Kelsay, Richard Myers, Aubrey Rose,
Albert Smith, Virgil Solomon,' Tom
Whitehead, Sidney Smith, Ray Perry,
Grace Bolls and Eunavae Garvin.
MEN
ON TOUR OF DENTON
CO. WHEAT FIELDS
11.0 ! HO!
if you want
Illi PRIME
Has a pr'igram ("(light th
the ill"-'! ex,o li/lg.
Man Takes His Own Medicine is an
Optimist.
He lias absolute faith in
—he knows when he takes
j ailments he gets relief.
| take Dr. King's New Discovery for an
irritating Cold are optimists—they
know this cough remedy will penetrate
i the linings of the throat, kill the germs,
i and open the way for Nature to act.
You can't destroy a cold by superficial
j treatment—you must go to the cause
[ of Hie trouble. Be an optimist. Get a
| bottle of Dr. Kipg's New Discovery to-
j day. (Advertisers nt.)
N'irth Side ^h'H,| Thursday t
will consider plans to keep the
ganization growing during Hie sun
lhe nieilibers of the <
r alixhiiis to coHt nine the v
it M.osier w A t.umh.si
\b"l|t ?<») students of the North Tex-
as N'O-nial co||. ge were free aft'-r chap-
el exercises at 10:30 Wednesday morn-
ing to return loune after having com-
pb te.l tin ir work f'.r the t'-rni, A num-
ber I'ft w!i" ar>’ not ce.nm'i'ted with
the eeninit neeliV'lit exercises fi>J- m’Xt
wu k„s.iine "f them expecting to return
f"i' the s'lnuiier session which opens
were made
the depart-
Our prices are the lowest.
That’s the honest fact.
If we make them any lower
we would be forced to sacri
fice quality, and then you
would have cause to com-
plain.
he helped absolutely by applvini
good liniment that penetrates. .
plication of Sloan's Liniment t
three times a day to the allecii-
will give instant relief. Sloan'?
ment is good for pain, and espImproved Long Distance Service to Dallas
You will be surprised to find how satisfactory this
service is. Give us your next call. -----
200 Students of Normal
Leaving for Home Today
Should he a box of "Wayne-Knit” Silk Hosiery
from Beckhams Shoe Store, or give him or her an
order for a custom made slipper fr >m Beckham’s—
Quality is the first consideration of our
EXCLUSIVE shoe shop.
Edna Mayo in
“MEANS and MORALS
fountain syringe <ii a Idg
I’Iioih- .">2. I rt i- tli Iiv erv
Safe Hauling
Prompt Service
Large Storage looms.
These are only some of
the advantages we offer
our patrons.
We move any thing-
nothing too little, noth-
ing too bifl.
Scout Organization to be
[ Maintained During Vacation
Class
“Naughty Zell”
Park
Victrola
Country Life, inEmbroidery Flouncing.
Nothing makes a prettier dress for Summer than em-
broidery. We are showing pretty patterns in batiste,
crepe and voile per yard 75c to $6.50.
Undertaker and Embalmer
Calls 'given prompt andK Careful At-
tention at All Hojurs, Day or Night.
Day Phones No. >20. Night Phones—Old
No. 10. New No. 387.
JOHN B. SCHMITZ
of lilii'uiiiatistn ( uralde
is a disi'usp i'Ii.ir.H'b r-
m the jiunts and in the
Beckham’s Shoe Store
Beckham’j Shoes are GOOD Shoes’’ (On the East Side)
Never Disappoints You
We mean the
rheumalic pain, hecattsf it penetraL :
the seal of ihe trouble, soothes
afflicted part and draws the p;
"SliianN Lmimi nt Is all medicine."
a 2.x' bottle iiuvv. Keep it handy
Advertisement
^rmourf
"ISIMONPURE
NORTH TEXAS GAS CO.
Old Phone 74. New Phone 45.
“Summer"
Annie Miller
Fern Turner
“Tarantella"
Ida Mae Hall
Awarding, certificateg.
Valedictory chorus.
Benediction
At the North side school the follow-1
ing program has been prepared, includ- I
ing a pretty little •comedy playlet:
Voice of the Bel]
Recitation
Jo Ardis
Selected music
Play: The Joys of
which the following students will par- |
ticipate: Carrie Lee White, Floyd Gra-
ham, Inez Pierce, Paul Smith, Zeida
Hammel, Hugh Cameron, Jessie May [
Fox, Jo Ardis Park, Minnie Ubben, Wil- |
lie Brashears, Lloyd Morris, Elbert
Woodrum and P. C. Storrie.
Recitation “A Manly Fellow"
Lloyd Morris
Presentation of certificates
Mr. Combest i
Valedictory song Class j
add to come— p?. B ... 1
The program for the West side enter-
tainment promised difficulty after*' it i
was discovered that there would be no |
joint entertainment, and at first Prin-
cipal Potter was somewhat discouraged
with the prospect. There are nine boys
in Hie class, and hut two girls, with
each boy insisting that’he ■‘couldn’t do
| nothin’” to help in a program. It was
[ stated, however, that a program would
be. furthcoming if it were even neces-
j sary to bring up some of the “under-
i classmen” fur the occasion. The pro-
[gram will be printed Thursday.
The candidates for "graduation" at
the three schools, now in the midst of
exauiinatiuns. are as follows:
R. E. Lee—Agnes Oliver, Ophelia
Fincher. Imogene Hudson, Faye Waide,
Fannie Carlisle, Fern Turner, Ida Mae
Hall, Irene Whitten, Louella Coffey,
William Egan, Roy Jones, Sidney Er-
win, Annie Miller, Edythe Kerley’’Una
Douglas, Lucile Riley, James Randall,
Elmer Burgoon, Lionel Angel, Marshall
and Noah Wiggs.
.lull'' I '■pecial prepara
at tic dep"t to aceuni'
< oinrniSsioner (ainniiighain Savs Road
nt Denton (reek \ cry Bad.
The ponton er...... lull "Q Hie Dent'm-
F"i't AV'irth read is practically impas-
sabie. Iieeurding L> Cunmiissiuner t.un-
ningh.i|n, w Im w <> Iu (■’■ W> dnodav
f"F .in autuiiiu-
but for fe.nie reason he failed to ap-
pear wjth the visiting DalDisites.
Following is a list of tlie business
men of Denton who met the visitors at
Hie station and a large number of
vVhum are aceompanlng them on
tour of the county today:
B II Deavenporf. J. N. Rayzor,
L Roark, T. W Leverett, it. P. Lomax,
.L |-.d Wioon.- Janie R Christal, lion
L. Blewidt, .1 G. C"lt.
W. L. Foreman, L. T.
and A M. ttw>
Sehweer, Dip.
iss Ruby Trent, granddai
!•’. Black, wtio suffer'd a
ikdown Monday, is r
il up. Miss Trent is a
I'nt and overwork in
the final examiD.itlore
tlie breakdown, so Mrs.
to keep tier out of |
remainder of Hie term. ,
J. G. Brumley is ill at the hornet
father, Tol Wilson.
Joe Hicks is ill at her home on
street with la grippe.
Briiee Redman, who has been [
is reported
Rural Route Roads Must '
Be Kept in Good Repair
Nice
special price
THE FAIR
1. S. TERRY
Acute ami t.hr.'iilc ti.-ri
matie Headaches. Selane III •
and Lumbago. All of these m
o Taylor lake Saturday and
them took a pari of the t.-ts
id cias< scouts, lhe tests in-
Denton Steam Laundry Company
Launderers and Dry Cleaners. Both Phones 8“Comtnepcernerii” at the three ward
schools Friday morning will mark the
I passing of some forty or fifty young;
ladies and gentlemen into the Denton i
i High schobr freshmfiB class. The, exer-
cises wilt'be apfrdptriatr. and will be]
i held at ea|ch ward school separately, it I
[having hern found impracticable to try
n a pi iu n j. ox uow to w|»rk up the longer program at i
DOln i hones. W. uaK M. first prepared for a joint celebration of
New and 2nd. Hand FimiLnre 111 . staritMJ. During trie <t
- school an interesting program Hardware Company ^country about Krum.
1. -------- ' ■■ =a xyill be Entered with a welcome ad- a c vumpauy Plainview.! Slidell and
dress, recital of the class poem, and a ' I ——
valedictory song, some of the numbers .
S’* ?$" I’™' WITHOUT DISASTER WHEAT
Song .. ...J.,.,... America ,
Invocation.
Welcome Address Roy Jones p
Chorus ».. \ The Voice of the Bell j
Class
i
BETHEL NEWS
[ BETHI’,
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 238, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 19, 1915, newspaper, May 19, 1915; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1213620/m1/4/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.