Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 229, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 8, 1915 Page: 2 of 8
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DREAMLAND
Hupmobito
MONDAY, MAY 10th,
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Ask the Engineer
his great characterization
DAVID HARUM
feature
RABID
WINNING FOUR
/A GEMS, DENTOA, TEXAS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
fatur,
jnton
Ddnton
in ton
Krogmann
Poldini
$384,81936
Total
Liabilities t
Bohm
Mazurka
SAN LAC SEALED MILK
I...: JlUOM.Sl&jSG
Total
and
ATTENTION,
ou
Dallas
ion-
DELINEATORS
JUNE
Sledge accompanied
Grieg
Grieg
Grieg
50.000.0H
50,000,00
in the
• killed
8 o’clock.
Verna Mi
being particularly
le roses and pretti-
ladies for a back-
Farrar
Rolfe
TON WATER, LIGHT
DEPARTMENT. ,■
for one-foprth pound
Free.
HOUSE GROCERY’.
S. S. Picnic.
Mrs. ft. JI
young ladies of her Sunday school class
tn the Central Presbyterian Church on
a picnic out near Claude Grant’s farm
Monday afternoon, the crowd taking a
was voted to
presented to
Miss Blanton
were also at
BROS. A CO
We hope you have in your acquaint
•1 ance a competent engineer.
Correct—Attest
yr CAM —
RC TREAT IN
SIVTEEH
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XfOjOO
Fresh shipment map!
a can today.
FRANCIS M. CRADDOCK, JR
McDonald, Misses Annie
Ladies, do not fprget to bring in your
certificate calling
of "Tctlev’s Tea”
WHITE
aircounts are now due and
this office. The usual card
>een discontinued and those
to remit by check can! se-
imint of their accounts Over
oi. AH bills- must be
or service will be
Report of the condition of th
while traveling tl
SoMr^Wibon
$26,000. 9ewh
* “ ly, 1915.
>. R. BIRD, Notary? Public.
s in the voting contest
. McCarty first with 3,WK)
King was second with 2,<-
If headache develops while shopping
ness just step in any good
i and ask at the fountain
Oapudine, which Is so Suc-
re! leving headache because
i the op1*, whether from
. and Mrs. T. E. Peters,
J. W. Pender..
Was assisted in serving
■e Donahey, Alice McDow-
18, Rena Horn. Ruth An-
aphne Hixson.
Inued on Page 5.)
IL F. SCHWEBR,
L.BAJLEY,
JACK CHRIST AL,
l AJ1 April
payable at
notice ha®
who preftji
cure the air
the telepHf
by the toil
WpoWL’i I
CITY’ OF;
AND PCh
.isn/Mt
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,350 JU)
en Paul
n wreck,
but it had
Ariel Meeting.
The last meeting for the club year of
the Ariel Club was held Monday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. S. A. Gibson,
with a good attendance and a program
on “Russian Music.” Roll call was an-
swered by each member giving a short
sketch of a Russian composer, and Mrs.
Lohg read a most interesting paper,
“Mufical Russia,”’ giving the story in
an enlightening manner of the tempera-
mnt, customs, and racial characteris-
tic^ of these people vv’h’o inhabit abotit
one-sixth of the globe, and explaining
their contribution to the music of the
world. Mesdames L. H. and H. K
Sihweer gave +a duet moat acceptbly,
anjd the song by Rubinstein Mrs. Cora
Martin gave was most sympathetically
presented. During the business ses-
sion proceeding tlie program Miss Goa#
was elected a member of the literary
department, Miss Vernelle Allison a
member of the music department, and
Miesdames George Roark and J. W. Hor-
ton of the art, department. Mrs. Fred
Rayzor made a report of the district
meeting in Waxahachie, for which she
was given a vote of thanks and appre-
ciation. After arrangements for the
annual reception, which will be held the
evening of May 7th at the home of Mrs.
H. F. Schweef, the club adjourned to
nieet the first Monday in October. JuSt
as Mrs. Banks closed a most success-
ful year as president of the club and
when a rising vote of appreciation was
being tendered her, Mrs. H. F. Schweef,
in behalf of all the members, with a few
words presented a basket ofLaFr&nce
roses as a slight token of the friendship
and good feeling her coworkers haw
for her. During a social hour Mrs. W.
B. Gregg poured punch. A profusion uf
rose* were the decorations, i
(.(HIPER DKCOR VITON .MAY la
■Decoration day service^ will be 1
at the Cooper
May 15, with
on the ground
tions, speeche
the afternoon
DENTON SOCIETY AN 0 CLUB HAPPENINGS
man -
He had
kiddies, and h
meats of $50 8
Accident Insur
Wilson waskilT
Hi* policy caflec
increased $1,000 e-
the insurance will
State of Texas, County of Denton, ss:
I, L. H. Schvveer, Cgshier of the above-named bank, do solemn!
the above statement is true to the betjt of my knowledge and belief
L. H. SGRWEER
R,UD°LPH
h m<
and fixtun
THE 19115 BRONCO
The High School Annual ip now out.
Nice souvenir of! High Schpol. Get a
copy from Douglas Witt, business man-
ager. • '! 2tp
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Ma
•1200
t-SSN. Tsartsa Car « RosJater
7-asas. Tsariag Cm . $1225
Here’s Cleanliness,
Protection,
Convenience
Shakespeare Club.
The monthly business meeting of the
Woman's Shakespeare ’ Club was held
April 26 al the home of Mrs. Waldo
Ihewett. In accordance with the usual
custom, full reports on the year's work
were made. Miss Blanton reported thal
all the. necessary prizes for the Beauti-
ful Yards contest had been obtained and
asked that evdry home in Denton be
included in tlie contest. As delegate
from the City Federation, she reported
that the Commissioners’ Court had paid
for the painting of the woodwork in
the rest room,' and that the funds oil
hand were sufficient to furnish the room
It was recommended to the club that a
circulating library be established at the
rest foom fot*the benefit of the patrons.
To this end donations of libraturo were , f,
requested. A#vote of thanks was ex-
tended Mrs. Wilson for gift to the rest
room of a children's book and a beauti-
ful picture of Sir Galahad. Miss Blan-
ton also asked the co-operation and en-
couragement of the members to found
a Woman’s Exchange at the rest room
in order that the visitors might dispose
of hand-work. In the absence of Mrs.
Griddle, Mrs. Hauslein gave the report
for tlie civics Committee. She announc-
ed that the committee had decided to
use Beard's American Citizenship for
the next year’s work in civics. The
chairman appointed Mrs. Beft Wilson
leader of the civics lessons. Mrs. Jones
asked to he relieved from the chair-
manship of the committee for tlie Maga-
zine racks. Mrs. Hauslein was appoint-
ed in her place. Mrs. Ballard made a
report for the magazine committee, and
asked that in the futurS
ho left at the rest room,
ship commitee reported
quests for membership.
Montgomery and Mrs.
| elected unanimously to membership in
I the Home Economic^ department. The
resignation of Mrs. Beyette was read
and accepted • with much regret. It
I was decided to hold an open meeting
I May 6 from 3:30 to 6 p. m at the home
of Mrs. Jack Christal. The business
being thus disposed of, the members
gave their attention to the report of the
district meeting at Waxahachie by Mrs.
Kerley, the delegate. Tins was given
with such vivid description and careful
attention to detail that it
he one of the best ever
the club. Mrs. Palmer,
and Mrs. Adkisson, who
the- meeting, gave interesting recollec-
tions. It- was voted to contribute $5 to
the; Federation loan fund. This closed
the! business for the year. A social
hour with Mrs. Blewett and Mrs. Ows-
ley as hostess followed, during which
a number of guests were entertained,
and cooling refreshments enjoyed.
Madam, we have always tried to main-
tain a high reputation for the quality of
our milk. The ideal toward which all
our efforts are expended is to make it
clean, safe and uniformly pure. To this
end we have adopted the San Lac Seal,
which assures absolute cleanliness from
the time the milk is bottled until the
last drop is consumed.
May 4—At Denton, Dallas ;l
mal 5.
the American stage
quaint old hero of this masterpiece is one of the best examples of character
work ever given on the stage, so that the unusual combination of star and
play insure a photo-drama of unusual merit
WATER AND LIGHT
CONSUMERS.
THE . 5>MAL
HOURS ARE <
THE QiGGe.
A FUER
DCHESHT
LAST
THE Ponce /
catch onea
KlNd AND
THE-
'C-
CATCH .
THE- OTHtR WcfT”
SIDE DAIRY
l PHONES.
Following arc tlje scores of the gam
ployed:
V larch 1
April 11—at
catur Baptists
April 12—at
catur Baptists
April 19—al
catur Baptist!
April 20—al
catur Baptist:
April 21—al
catur Baptist?
Max-'3—At DenUn, -Normal (
NORMAL COLLEGE BASEBALL IE AM HAS
. - PLAYED EIGHT GAMES,
Gall New, id-i: old, 170, to get live-
senii-es will be tiobl i wire fruit and berry Jiouse. Fruit de-
■ek cemetery S ifin’d ty, [ |jvcro«l at your door. For strawberries
all-day dinner served |fo preserve, call New 464, old 470.
U'l a pi-'igiam <>f rerita-
nd business matters in
J. P. Vitz.-l
Mr. and Mifs
Mr. and Mils.
E. D. Cridc|k.
|er, Mr. and Mrs. J P. Downer, Mr. and
Mrs.. . . 2 _ ‘
Webb Blant n, Edith Clark, Mary Sweet,
iarris&i. Rosalie Rathbone,
Blanche E.j Shaffer, Maude L. Fiero, Co-
rn B. WlMbni Willie Floyd, (lose, Mrs.
Cora Martip, Miss Elizabeth Hlllyar, W.
N- MasUri, w. E. James, tyss Emma
Mltcfiell, Mrs Pearl McCracken, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. lAjq<te»on. Mr. imd Mrs. A. G.
McGinnis, I Ml
Mr. and Mrs
. -Alts, ^rticel
by Misses Ea
ell, Ruth l)ai
iderson and t
Louise Stout
Dreaming .....______Schumann
.Mary Stofit
all literature
The member-
two new re-
Mrs. C. A
Woods were
sey, Mabel | Boley, Pearl Chipman, Mir-
iam Wend^l/ Clara Saal, Pansy Reed,
Florence Bradford and Margaret Wag-
goner.
.Messrs, it If. Richardson, Horace Sim-
mons, fc. Qi Oglesby, D. 11. Norris, B. L.
Bradford, Ediar Lowe, J. Newton Ray-
iqr. M. C. i Thorn, J. I>. Thomas, Mitt
Williams; W E. Haley, L. B. Lyons,
J. Q. Shptiltz, Wynne Wooley, L. P.
Floyd, YV. H; Warren, S. W. Driggers,
J. P. Sanddrst rW-.
Mr. and- Mis. L D. Borden, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Swienson, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
dr. and Mrs. C. L. Davis,
J. H. Legett, H. M. Snow,
J. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Xv. D. But-
s Resources:
1. a Loans and discounts notes held in hunk'
b Commercial paper deposited to secure circulation
2. < ix erdrafts ...............
3. a I’. S. bonds deposit
5. Subscription to stock
a Less amount unpai<
b AH other stocks, including premium
6. Banking house. 120,000.00: furniture
7. Other real estate owned
8. Due from Federal Reserve Bank
9. a Dm* from approved reserve agents
t and St. Louis .................................
b Due from approved reserve agi-nts
10 Due from banks and bankers (other than included in 8 or !•)
11 Checks on banks in the same city or town as reporting bank
13. a Outside checks igid other cash items ..................... .92,000.00
h Fractional currency, nickels, and cents ................ .- 13M0
14. Notes of other national banks ............................................ .......
Lawful money reserve in bank:
16. Total coin and certificates .......
17. Legai-tender notes ........................... V|
18. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (not more than 5 per cent ofi
circulation! ........................................................-........................ -...... - * 3
HAY! HAY!
if you want some
Call New, 164; old, 170, to get live
wire fruit and berry house. Fruit d<
Ihrered at ybur door. For ^trawberrie
$6 pres«'ne, call New 464, old 470.
dinah
for$10,«
ch tune
»out inci
1 because
benefit *
Lee Program Monday.
The Lee sooietv of the N. T. S, N. I
College, met bn Monday of this week. A '
large crowd; of visitors and members !
Avere present, and enjoyed an exceb-'
lionally sood program. Di*. W. II. Bruce ;
(addressed the society, using for his
theme Robert E. Lee.- He gave an in-
teresting address on the character and
life of the great Southern hero, telling
several fvenits of Lee’s life which are
not generally known:
Another feature of the program was
the music rendered by the Lee string
band. This is a newly organized com-
pany of musicians which consists of
six members. They played a number
of old' Southern melodies along witti
the regular lively numbers. Their
music was sko pleasimr that they were
red to’return three times in response
applause. At the conclusion of their
Iasi npinher, the entire assemblage
arose «n<l gave fifteen ’rahs for the
string band.:
Sevt^al mfembers of the Dallas U.
baseball team were present as visitors,
ami sifime of them made most interest-
ing talks to the society.
TliCpprogram in full was as follows:
Essay on Man, J. G. McReynolds; ad-
dress,. Dr. Bfruce: vocal solo, Lynn Roe-
buck, [with; violin accompaniment by
Miss Colvarid; music, R. E. Lee string
band.
The return:
showed A. T.
votes; L. Lt-
800 votes.
There will be but two more meetings
of this society this year, which the
public generally is invited tn attend.
There is td be a special program for
next Monday which consists of: Read-
ing, Mi$s Hattye Chaney; music, N. T.
S. N. band; speech and song, AVendell
AYhitehead (4 years old); address, Lu-
ther Hoffman; music, band.
Piano Recital Saturday.
The piano students of-»Miss Irene Fer-
guson were presented in recital at the
home qf Mr.- and Mrs. N, P. Johnson
Saturday Evening, the parents and
friends of the pupils being guests. Mi’s.
Johnson herself is one of the most
promising pupils in Miss Ferguson’s
class, having become a very accom-
plished player under her musical train-
ing. and the other pupils, most of them
little girls, (displayed very careful train-
ing and considerable talent. The fol-
lowing program was rehderod:
In the Woodland Swing ..........Krogmann
Walze Petite.
The qittle Dutch DOil...^..
Gena Orf
Morning Bells ........J........U......Burgmiiller
• Naomi Lipscomb.
Gavotte .......................1............ Hofmann
Mamie Bradley.
Boat Song .................d.______i.....
Christal Pool
In the Gondola ...........Sartorio
Maypole Dance ........1.....,L...______Sartorio
Ruth Crawford
The Jolly Miller...............!....... Horvath
Zelda Hammett
Song of the Moonflpwers.
Air de Ballet.'......____1_____L..
Wilson Did
For His Family
WILSON w:
just Hike
l wift an
made
year f
means pure milk, safe milk—safe for the use
of infants, invalids and for the dining table.
The San Lac Seal protects our milk from
the dirt and dust of the streets that produce
typhoid, diphtheria, tuberculosis and other
germ diseases. • ='
Notice the illustration below. It shovys how
easily the San Lac Seal can be removed—how
easily it can be replaced.
You owe it to your family to let us serve
you clean milk sealed with San Lac Seals.
Capital stock paid in.............................—...........-.......—■■—r ...........7
Surplus fund .............................................................................
Undivided profits ....................................................—......——........jj
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid—— 6,828-fH 13,45lk23
Circulating notes ........................................ LL 57,MK)iOU
Due to approved reserve agents in New York, Chicago, and St Lquip. 90038
Demand deposits:
a Individual deposits subject to check.......—------------
c Certified checks ---------------------------------------------------------£—20{i.(|) 21ZJ60|S5
Engineers constitute a little world of and unto
themselves. They are keen critics, but
generous ones, when they encounter good work.
And these sharpest of observers say the Hup-
mobile is good.
In Detroit—where there are many automobile
engineers—one hears the.highest praise of the
Hupmobile.
Mary Penry
Under the Chestnut Trees----------Carman Beulah
1 Mary and Louise Stout
Country Dance............^^.....^.i- Schytte
Miss Taylor, .Miss Jones
Morning Mood p._.4.......-_________L.„ 1
Amtras Dance .........;............................
Symphonic Piece .1.....................4.....
Miss Fergusom Mrs. Johnson
It would be too much to say that there 13 not a
dissenting voice regarding the Hupmobile
among Detroit engineers.
But it would be hard to find one who holds an
unfavorable view.
By common consent they have settled on the
Hupmobile as one car they can unite in com-
mending.
Now this is not mere sentiment or friendliness.
Reputable engineers will not barter away their
professional standing by unmerited praise.
When they approve of the Hupmobile—and
especially of its splendid small bore, long
stroke motor—that approval means something.
It is an endorsement founded on extraordinary
experience and knowledge.
It is a source of pride to us—and a recommen-
dation you can not afford to overlook. Take
the engineer’s expert opinion along with all the
other-good things that you hear about the
Hupmobile. Let us prove the Hupmobile in a
quality test.
Top Row, lift to right—Colling pitcher; Lowe, pitclik-r: Rayzor, stii'hnt
maiiagrr; Wiltiains, second base; Potts, center fielder; Middle row-kGanf. l“ft
Holder: James, third base; Thorn, utility outfielder; Gilbert, utility infielder:
Calvary, right Holder. Bottom row—Hodges, shortstop;] Xhaeharu, catcher;
■Oglfsby, utility catcher.
Record of Team.
With thd "baseball season nearing a
close for the Normal College team, they
have a percentage of .500 to their
credit, luoing played eight games, win-
ning four. They opened the season on
Marfeh 15 xjith a two game series with
Dallas Unritirsity, where two games
went to the; lost column, but they
demonstrate’!' with the games the first
of this weiek here that they were an
equal match for that aggregation when
they hrokei even in a two game series.
One other (game was lost in a three-
frame series with Decatur Baptists on
tire local llleld, The team has played
five games with Decatur Baptist College
this season! and two games have been
lost to that! aggregation.
Improved Long Distance Service
You will be surprised to find how satisfactory this
service is. Give us your next call. - - - - -
PEOPLE'S HOME TELEPHONE COMPANY
. E. H. EGAN, Mgr.
Entertain Normal Seniors.
On;;Monday evening. May 3rd, Dr.
Mrs. !w. H. Bruce #ave a reception
fheir home on the college campus hon-
oring the Senior students of the North
Texan Normal college. The president’s
home was beautifully decorated With
flowers, pink and whM roses carrying
out a pretty floral) coldr scheme, with
ferns. In the receiving line were Dr.
and Mts. Bruce, Miss Edith Clark, Mr.
and Mh». Legett, Miss Blanche Shaffer,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L.; Davjs and Miss Ma-
ry Sweet • j '! ' - i .--.d
During the evening a contest was held
byivtple to decide Upon the most bea.u-
1 tiful Noting lady, to be crowned Queen
of tbe MAy-, and trie handsomest young
man, to Crown her. Afler the nomina-
tions and the vote|, Mlsa Pearl McCor-
mick Was declared honored as the May
Queen and Mr. V^arron of the Senior
class placed an exquisite Wreath of
pink and white rosebuds entwined with
ferns upon her head, the setting fair the
crowning ceremony
appropriate with t
ly gowned young!
The young ladies were then Instruct-
ed to write verses in which Mr. War
ren’s name was to be;mention--d, aid
the -young men verses mentioning the
big supper and coming home aboat Quean ofr the May,
The girls included: Miasm Refreshment ol
One of the most famous and quaintest characterizations ever contributed to
Mr. Crane’s wonderful portrayal of the genial and
y K
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 229, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 8, 1915, newspaper, May 8, 1915; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1214020/m1/2/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.