Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 304, Ed. 1 Monday, August 4, 1924 Page: 3 of 16
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the asphalt 1 under laboratory tests at all times. '
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pile
the plant
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Large Party ot Denton
at Lake Worth Saturday
DO EARLY SUNDAY
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
Candidates Continue to
File Expense Statements
relatives
COLD
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for fifth day of thinj week.
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BUY ’EM COLD
of Denton, July
Big A Growing Mash
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They’re Better and Cheaper
Order from your merchant.
Call Telephone I 30
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Phone X 2333
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An Appreciation
FOR SALE
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MORRIS PAINT AND WALL PAPER CD.
Phone 958.
208 West Oak St.
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Painters to Entertain Union Benefit Picture Show By large Party ot Denton
Men of City Tuesday Night Epworth League Nets $19 Kiwanians Attend Picnic
Summer Normal Session at
C. I. A. Will Close Tuesday
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either
Geo.
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Port
and
a close until
be concluded
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county seat
Public School*. ,
< M. MIZELL, Sect
SMITH-HAMILTON MOTOR CO.
Phone 268.
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PROBATE DOCKET ORDERS,
Estate of J. A. Stark, Dec'd, Mrs.
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ALLIANCE MILLING COMPANY
DENTON, TEXAS.
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1 want you to know I appreciate this thing you’ve done for
me,
And when I say I’m happy I know that you’ll agree.
And to prove to you I mean it, I’ll show you by my work,
And make you glad you kept “Ole Bob” for your District
Clerk.
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since
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do not sell
milk cows."
Sent. I. 1924, 1
fund of the I
ScbMt ■
I the
beat
crushed
By far the largest investment in All of these are mixed
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"treat-
Club
a pic-
to the visi-
nurnber
which were conducted
dence at 10 a. m. I,
McClung, pastor of the First Bap-
tist Church. T
4:30 a. m. Sunday of
which had lasted for
a week.
—‘“Hl
by
Monday
in that
the present tpne sections of Ave-
nues A and B and Chestnut Street
are being paved with asphaltic Con-
crete.
construction
uses u
during
bought
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Another splendid birthday gift was handed out to me,
On election day—last Saturday—graciously and free,
And voters, men and women, all over Denton County
Made me the recipient of this, their gracious bounty.
consisted of two
u brace of ‘‘com
X o’cfock and all men of the city
with u union card are invited.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
One 1920, two 1918 5-passenger Buicks in good con-
dition.
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Bapthit Church ctsatr.
Mrs. Sarah Elixiibe'h WiUVcra (hee
Is Ideal. Providing every body re-
quirement in proper proportion, Big
(A) Growing Mash will save you
time and money.
Marion BruUey, . Mr.
L. Anderson.
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Twenty Baptist churches in Den-
ton County were represented at the
Denton County Baptist board meet-
ing held at the First Baptist Ch irch
here Monday morning. The meet-
ing was composed of pastors and
Ynembers of the board. Matters of
business pertaining to the tharehes
in the connty were taken up. J. N.
liayxor, moderator, presided over
the meeting. ,
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25c Per Box > \
TOM B|OS.
and
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lies the
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‘‘Yes,
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For forcing
ehickens
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DBNTON RBCORB CW||e>nCL t. MONDAY, ACCU8T 4, 1M4
hard-kurface.
streets which have
wholly or
Jngoe Coiup^n
fmt, North Eh
7 .-V.
PM® w- .n'‘
at th* I in a
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stable Precinct No. 1. G W. Bal-1
lard, county treasurer, R. I.. West,
dlstri'-t clerk, <12S.4N» Johu^W. 1‘rlce, I
couiity tressnrer, »10H,V. I
the period
the
has
Announcement was made * Morxlay
that the members of the Denton Un-
ion Painters I---- ------ ,----------
the union laborers of the city Tues-
day night with a watermelon feast
at the Lipscomb Park. The enter-
R. L. (BOB) WEST
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Two nearly new Congoleum Rugs.
gel
same conditions. I the I nger
a rather large plant of trailed tor
Mrs. P. C. Withers. 74. a pio leer j
of Denton, who died at her home on '
East Oak Street Sunday morning, :
wm buried at the City Cemetery '
The benefit picture show staged
the R. E. Lee School nuditor-
brought
which
- formal commencement program.
M. Jdgoe Construction Company Operates Large Paving Plant Here
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not iced.
Th» y did not know how Ion? th^y j
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n ight
picture s
or
.WUr - - <» --w-.-t -w . rywr
La« key, 1 ^rri.i <»f oilice t5 expire Ant*
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those j :*ny
to a hungiy
d iff etent.”
jlfcFnea >n~£r*
: coFtl
scout
ton, three ca^es awind- i
>alue of by giving
check; bonds forfeited
ordered issued.
LcGear, unlawfully <ar
XoHaiUtU am
i-KUvd.
large tlrum and all are kept | its kind to be located in Dm»*Mw9
»uij Jagvu. "But there has been
.. i paving going forward here j
io kcutp um bui^ umi uil advantage
having it located here ia ImE
who live on short street*
have their paving done at abotfj
same cost as those who live 03
REGISTRATIONS
Cashion, Pilot
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In construction work the compa-
ny uses u large quantity of rock
and during the past few months
has bought thousands of tons of
reck from the farmers of this vicin-
arti- 1
r
l 't
norma) session, of 1 >1 Ly
Industrial
under way
Tuesday,
are enrol',>d in
j college
campus ’1
NOTICE
Noti'e is hereby given a, requtr-
Inw, that on - ■ -
the school
IndepundeUt I
be opened and
..... n making highest jw»,s
will i (>id of interest on the average daily
Tuesday • balance
i i f»> r fi
, under
■ v. prison in aomiion, meiv .>■<• I
E. S. ular classes in gymnnstics nnd <«l- |
isthenics. .4
WATER
MELONS
COOL, DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
And Easy to Serve
At Home, Picnic or Lawn Parties
if suited, meet me at the following hotels
will go in automobile. ’ i '
nished transportation.
u. In order to have necessary arrangements, both at head-
quarters and starting point, drop a card to B. J. Evans, Cor-
sicana, Texas. I will leave Maddox Hotel, Fort Worth, for
liamesa and Midland on July 28, 1924, August 12, August!
Z5, Sept. 8 and Sept. 22. ' I I
, This advertisement or red card presented to C. Ranch
Lkpd Company at Lemes^ Midland, Texas, Headquar-
ters entitles you to fretf boartl and lodging whileHooking U
, qver lands. If interested, go with me on July 28, aftd every
twp weeks thereafter. Crops good ancLj^epty of recent HU
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B. J. EVANS, Salesman, Beaton Ifotel, Corsicana, Texas, g
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We produce quality melons from 20 to
50 pounds for our storage and a trial
will convince you that there is a mark-
ed difference in melons. • «
RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS
Extracts, spice« and toilet
clcs, Denton, Texax. Orders recciv-
• r will he delivered
evening.kE. B.
Phone 983-J.
DRANO -
Cleans and Opens Drains
WiH 'Not Harm Percelain-Enamel Plumbing.
Will remove ob^tructionA in pipes distant from opening.
Its regular use prevents sluggish drains. Uee weekly
in sinks, toilet bowlg, bath tuba, lavatories, refrigerator!,
wash tube, etc. <• . ■
fli' bi £ rs
the | The capacity of this plant is about I enough
ingredient:-, for the making j ItMt tons per day.
asphaltic concrete. These! The mixture that comes fro.n this [of
t are two kinds of rock ! plant is tested as to temperature [ person
is sent out to be laid on -i.n have meir paving uone av aiwuv i
The temperature i, kept I the same cost as those who live, 03. 1
<> 380 degrees f. c and I long streets which m<tk* for W biM)’1 ]
job and ordinarilly, bataMMM^
volume , could be eon- »j
a lower price."'
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j No blankets, no <
ed by friends and relatives both i change of shoes will Irguro in- the
from Denton and from out of town. J making of the long
f women
a kick out
■------
I cent,
treaa-
In'L be
H
hv to
there
I- laws.
liber*
Enough
es and V
These
rock ! plant
i before it
a street I tie temperature Kept i
at from 375 to 380 degrees f. c and '
each loud of the concrete is spread I
tinder the
| "This is
bonds were forfeited
Brent Jacks .a
when defendants
many cases failed totappear in court.
The following orders were entered
or the djekets:
\V. R. Hunt. swindling under
value of ?"o by giving worthless
check.
A A. Dutton, three cases swind-
ling under i
worthless
and alias capiu:
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piateL; 4mhmI forfaited and.|dk. E. Stark,..executrix.; hearing ..sei
cerias qrdered i-sued. ■ ' -*-. * ....
T M. Terry, unlawfully carrying
pistol;! reset for third day, third
cutting
own; >lis-
1 ..P>hjr.d.«lLjn<tlilJU.QLjU8MJHX. 4tts>rd.ta.JJ!eniuiu..Ju!x_ZJU’24, *3.750.
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• n«- . | J.sP. Potts, swindling under value
i S50; bond forfeited and alias capias
' ordered issued.
represents an >
proximately 320,000.
For tnu vuuetruttrou of the plant
and the operations which are di-
rected from there 30 rnsn are em-
ploye <l anti the total monthly pay-
roll averages $3,250, During the pe-
liods of oparation $7,500 worth of
material is kept on hand.
The Jagoe Construction Company
is primarily in the street building
business, altbo ci-eraf contracting
up the basic for
crusher is operated
gasoline motor and the
tht- crusher is about 2
time the rock j crushed rock per day.
includes about | n- * — 1------- :
wife to W.
addition
Puchalski survey on Prairie
Denton, July 2, '24, $2,600.
G. P. Taliaferro and wife to the
Texas Interurban R. R. Co., lot 58
x59 feet and 8 inches of the B. B
B. <L C. R. It. Go. surveV in Den-
Aug. 1, 24, $1,450.
VITAL STATISTICS
Birth*
Mrs. Tom Wimberly,
the tesi- | curried a number <
lures of themselves,
and their entire wardrobe, other
Mrs. Withers died at than that which they were wearing.
iiij-j,-, This "wardrobe” --------‘ ' ' • ■
than [powder puffs and
| pacts ”
The services were largely attend- |
The summer
the College of
which has been
June 3^_ y. i11 > lose
students who r
department of the
begin leaving tin-
evening
The normal college work,
the supervision of W W.
superintendent of the Midland
Schools, has been offered to tL„-» , . --- ----- —,. .—
students who wished to absolve re City Board of Trustees, of the Den-
quii%nienta to pass examinations 1 ton City
for State teachers’ certificates.
The regular college work will not
would be making the trip.
"We have nothing to do, bits
Dallas, Wort Worth* Sherman,] tir-.e; wc will sleep where
a n d i f <• u r
we will pick cotton
The Walker M. Jagoe Construc-
tion Company plant, located on Beil
Avenue just north of Pecan ('reek,
is the only concern of its kind in
Denton county and includes a com-
plete line of machinery for the
building of pavement of all kinds
finm gravel to asphaltic con-
crete. The equipment includes an
uptbd ate asphalt plant, a rock
crusher, five trucks and other’ tnis-
cellaneous machinery, all of which
The floral offerings were
ous and beautiful and music was ! "just to get
supplied by the members of the >',rst 1
"If our pictures do
will go t> work." Mis
with deterrr inuticn. "I do not knew i kVank J.»hns'in, unlawfully
Ukt how good saleswomen we will r- . i - • ■ >i.| forfeited
be Jiecause we have u«t staru-.l. ap . , rd>-iid issued.
Frankly I don’t know whether or not i',oy.l l.urf, unlawfully
I could sell a worn to a hungty [ timber from land not his
’ fish—hut pictures are ,r;«r...„..r i .
r t I —'■’IF’ ’—■*zr z—*■ ~
8 .The eipH» were «,.»*>.
khaki shirts and breeches,
• 2 | hats, leather puttees and low walk-
ing shoes. On the back of each was
a placard, one requesting any mo-
torist to ‘‘give us a lift'" ami the
other stated *1 will ride." It
_ be a safe bet to say that they will
ter his marriage solved Ms city tax ♦"not wear nut their cheers walksug-x
they came from Fort Worth Mon-
day morning hut their "uppers"
still were nicely shined, indica.rig pestor ot the Presbyterian Churr-b nt
that their placards did not go un- .Tustin, opened a 10 day union revival
I there Sunday. The meeting Supday
| morning »a< largely ntt>-qd»d and
| mu.-h Interest will lie taken In Hie re-
vival, it la thought.
for said fund to ba treaa-
for void school fund for tha
beginning Sept. 1, 1924. and
Kight is reserved to rejatfc
and all bids. By order of the
bids for
< I »i nt on (Tty
■ District will
this j person
Q. Fulf
girl.
FnVea't’A' 'i&r ‘^ko' 11- b'u^^
,000. that ha.s ' elapsed since the cppi*
. r ,v.. _r._» p^jjy. urganUed it ha* von-
traded fur the laying o* about five
miles of pavement in Denton. Some
ot this pavement has been of jfsa-
vel, while about hclf of it has been
of hard-surface. Among
been
partially paved by the
-ny are West Oak, Car-
Jlm, South Locust, Weal
tutors
n'urim
AUTOMOBILE
902406—J.. N.
Point, Chevrolet.
902,366— W. IL Starnes, Ftvscp,
Ford. ....
M. JAGOE PLANT ON BELL AVENUE, LARGEST OF ITS KIND IN THIS SECTION]. > . . 4-
Mulberry, Walnut and Cedar and at 3.000 tons of stnoe that has been I any single pice# of machinery
l hauled here largely by farmers. | plant, however, is in the
The rock are crushed by the rock .plant. In this plant is mixed
crusher at .the plant into three [various 1
sizes ranging from rock chat to of the i
heavy rock particles that go to make | materials
• • •> *$*-- k- — — I JIHVIII^ *3^ V-» l *1’ i. *.
by a giant I ferent kinds of sand. «..» ......
• output of I River and oi>* from Denton; lime
200 yards of dust from Dallas and asphalt which
is shipped here from Port Neehes.
heated I
assessor and collector ior 15 years.
He afterwards was elected county
tax collector, which office he held
for four years. He died July Kt
W17.
Surviving Mrs. Withers are enc
’brother, Charles Lacy of Ai'gyle
■nd a number of nieces and nephews
of e_::_, r... "! ...
Paris. Waco and Denton and among I overtakes
whom is Mrs. W. E. Durbin of Den 1
ton.
Those here from out-of-town to
•Uend the funeral Monday wire
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Foster, Sirs. C.
R. iGatewood, Mrs. Mamie Claywell,
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Lacy and W. D.
boey- of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Durway, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Dur- victa
W»y, Mr. and Mrs. J.. C. Durway, ,
M4*s Emma Durway, Miss Margaret placers and
Roll. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Bird, W. ( permitted
I*, Durway. Mrs. J. B. Watkins, C.
R. Gatewood, Mr. nnd Mrs. 1
Mall and Mrs. F. Phillips of* Fort
Worth; W. D. Lacy of Waco and
Cb«rles Lacy and Mrs. Turner Puy-
loa of Argyle.
f^Whe pallbearers werq Walter nnd '
Will Lacy of Dallas, E. 8. Hall, J. i ed during day
R. Bird and1 J. C. Durway of Fort | same r ’—k 1
Worth and W. D. Lacy of Waco. 1 Mftpli
COTTON Pt Tt'KKM
10 Halt* <ontr»u-t«»
.1, M. FF.RGt HON A CO.
( EMHbliHhrd
Spot and Future <’ntt<»n Brnkera
Hpwial Attention Given Hedging and Future Order*.
2(4> SoutliWPRteru Lite I<uH<Hbk I Hillas,
Correspondent Members
Rosenberg Ar CO., New York Federal Cotton llxehmiire. New
Service that Sotbifiea - lri.|tilri»s luvtterl.
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South Plains Cotton Land
226,000 acres of the famous C Ranch lying between
Midlaad and Lamesa, on the South Plains, above the boll
weevil line, now open to farmers in 160-aere tracts and up.,
33 _3 3 • . 1 _ I-... 11 >14/13’
extra clothing, no
jmi 11 ifjrnra i»> tht*
stroll which
nurnt-r- I these two young women are taking
"jii.t t.. o«t a kick out of life."
Tv P(IX their way they are carry-
ing a supply of pictures of th"m-
, . selves and there thev will *.‘14 fur ] rytng
Lacy) was a daughter of Mr. and | a dime each they did a thriving | abas
Mrs. C. C. Lacy and was born in. * business here Monday. ■
Maysville, Ky., June 18, 1850. The ( "If our pictures do not
family moved to Texas -when she | will go t> work,” Miso Biilye said ] week,
was but two years old and settled | with determination. "I do not know i FYiink
near Fort Worth. A year later tbv i
family moved to Denton County and
made their home at old Elizabeth-
town for a few months before mol-
ing to Dentoi. , *
*■ intOn was chosen as ~tW.
______ I»M5, her fhWW>s HetJUA
ed survey and lay out the town. He
served as county surveyor for
years and always was interested in
the ptvblic improvement of Denton.
* la 1870 Miss Lacy was married
t» P C. Withers at Denton. Withers
was a Confederate veteran and af-
era or vne i/enion wn- J **1 ■— *•• *1---’ ...........
local would entertnin iu,“ Saturday night by tjie Epworth
League of the First Methodiot
Church was well attended and net-
.... .... ....... tei< » Profit of >t!' to the or^nni
n plea talnnient and feaxt in tu open about ! nation.
. / * ... . | Three pictures, “Two Wagons,
1 both Covered**, “Pathe Review” and
“The Vamping Wife/’ were shown.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
C. W. Henrich end wife to R. L.
Hight, 20 acres of M Yoachum nut
. vey 1 1-2 miles cast of Denton,
I Feb. 1, ’24, >10.
< hns. W. THk£ and
L. Kay, lot 20 of Stroud
CHndhlatcw for liemorrath* nomine
tlonM whn took part in Hie prlinarv of |
July 2tl continue the filing of their
< itinpiilgn ex|>eUMo HtMteinenlH nnd hiive
until Tuenday night for the <*ompletlnii
of thiwi Frnnk Keel, uaodhlute for
county trrMMurtT, baa hIno filed hi* flrat
statement in the ron off. ehowlutf uo
expenditure* Hira-e the firnt primary.
Thoae tlliuK their fianl atatementa of
the fimt primary include:
J X. Itayxor, local representative,
IVMkV B. W Boyd, <
Ilsh H). Frank Keel, county treaxirvr, t----- .
$11, A. D. Matthews, public ^elgher|'in Boney, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Ball»
I’riyiiicl No. I.»k8; II. L. MilfTlctt. < ou I M r nod Mrs. J . I
••— »■>•■ > .. ... .. . y\- jc Kirklund, C.
Montgomery. George
, [Gaatle, •' —! D —
ijdrs. E.
No blow sand, no shinnery, abundance of shallow whter,
schools and gins w.ill be provided; hundreds of good fami-
lies will biiy homed on this land this year.
We are agents for these lands and will be glad to take
jou out anytime. Board and lodging free while out there.
Land priced $10 to $25. Ten years time, 7 per cent inter-'
eat. It will go fast.
You can’t afford to miss this opportunity.
I will take parties leaving Corsicana at 8 a. m
2#, 1924. (
Parties wishing to go with the intention of purchasing,
cxviiwvniK nvivs-13 on this date. I
Those having no cars will be fur-'
Two Justin Churches Start
Union Revival There Sunday
RyV. Jj. U. Jordan, ua*lur of the Meth J
rxliit Church, and ll.-v, N. B. Baker.'
To Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wimberly,
GafZa, July 10, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lowry,
Lewisville. July 30, a girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Bart Blagg. 5 |
mile, east of Denton, June 21, a ]
girl.
To Mr. and Mrs. Philip Trietsch, I
7 miles north of Denton, July 31,
» boy.
To Mr. and Mrs.
gum. Ponder, July 30,
Probably in no other penal insti-
tution in America are athletic
sports given the encouragement
that seenis t> prevail in the Okla-
j horna State penitentiary. The con- |
j are organized into teams of j
baseball, basketball and football i
on occasions they are
1 to play games outside the
prison. In addition, there are reg-
A large party of Denton Kiwan-
ians, some of them with their
families, attended the picnic given
lyaturduy at Lake Worth by the
Fort Worth Club. The crowd from
here left Saturday afternoon in
cars nnd attended the Dallas Fort
Worth baseball game at Fort
Worth, which was the first part of
the program of entertainment which
the host club provided.
After the grime the Kiwanians
drove to the Rock Island
House on Lake Worth where
nic lunch was served
tors, after which a number of
speeches were mnde. The floor then
was clearer! and those who wished
danced until late tn the evehing.
The entire party returned to Den-
ton Saturday ’night.
Those who attended the picnic
were Mr and Mrs. (Iron Bell, Mrs.
Carroll Garrison, Dr. and Mrs. C.
county atlorney, ,H. Hancock, A ( . Owsley, Miss
(reiiWurer. Lou Owsley, Mrs. Jessie Boney, Al
lione.y, Mr. and Mr*. S. .
and Mrs. J. L. Wright, Mrs.
F. Kirkland, E. Miller, ('. A.
> XUcker, Miss
MtKIUAGK LICKN'HIM.
Trarhon Cook. Plano, amt Miss Fran
c< h Grimes, Hebron.
M. L. Brsrlforrl, Deaton, anil Miss
Vivian Milntn, I mils".
Earl Blum ami Miss Della May Mor
ri«. Garza.
This “wardrobe"
of
The from Toxas and Oklahoma; two dif-
iant I ferent kinds of sand, one from Red
Burdened only with
canteens and rwo lightweight knap
<. Misers Billve Fridel t.ml J.-,
me Moure of Fort Worth cuuiplet
rd the first lap of their
hike to Washington, D (., r.hen
at the City Cemetery they passed thru Denton just before , ______ .
Monday following funeral services’, noun Monday. In the knapsacks they j rented by counsel.
by Rev. Will C. i
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MRS. P. C. WITHERS T*° G'rK Wall™2From f>- ^200 Fine Is Assessed By
PIONEER OF COUNTY Wor,h 10 WashlnSton Here Jury in Misdemeanor Theft
pair of ! Finding Ed Brown, a negro, gall
: ty uf stealing a shirt from the Rus-
I seH-Gray Jones dry goods store re-
] cently a jury in County Court Mon-
| day meriting assessed his punish-
ment nt a fjne of $200 and one day
in jail. The negro entered
I of not guilty and was not
nirg|iau* ’ iiis
of postcard pic- I Six
. ... two camrras Judjre
morning
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Edwards, W. C. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 304, Ed. 1 Monday, August 4, 1924, newspaper, August 4, 1924; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1238950/m1/3/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.