The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, October 11, 1929 Page: 6 of 10
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PARIS, TEXAS =
RAINS FOLLOWED BY
FIRST FALL WEATHER
Many readers of The Times
sup|K)’t "ill find, by watching the date
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“It was terrible,” said Mrs.
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Dentist
Office over Palace Drug store
Phones: Office 251, Res. 1321w
Room 6 - - Paris, Texas
DALLAS II
OCT. 12-27 V
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Year’s Biggest Event!
Educational—Inspiring
Entertaining—Profitablt
Here Are Just a Few of the
Major Attractions
WORLD CHAMPION
RODEO
Delbert
superin-
DR. L. B. STEPHENS
Specialist
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
505-6 First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
PARIS, TEXAS
B. B.---Grady---Aaron
STURGEON & STURGEON
Attorneys at law
Office 34 North Main
Paris, Texas
DR. JOHN R. BRITTAIN
Dentist
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Here will be found some outstanding values in Ladie->
and Misses Coats and Dresses—ultra Stylish yet Ser-
viceable. Priced—
TH OS. E. HUNT, M. D.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Glasses Fitted
503-604 First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
PARIS, TEXAS
Complete
Circus, with
World’s
Biggest
Menagerie,
Twice Daily
Before
Grandstand!
J. H. Canter, who lives on
Mrs. C. P. Martin’s farm six
miles north of Detroit, captur- perintendent Max Aldridge and
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Mens and Boys Cotton Sweaters ------- ...........
Mens and Boys All-Wool Sweaters
Boys Varsity Slickers, keep out rain and wind,
Mens full cut Winter Union Suits ...------....
Boys Winter Union Suits ,.—---------
A heavy Sheep-Lined Coat for Men
Mens full cut Work Shirts, blue and grey ....
Here are some of the
best values to be had
in good, warm, full
sized Blankets. Priced
A thrill per
second! Hair-
raising stunts!
World's great-
•st Wild West
•tars! Twice
daily, Oct. 12-
20 inclusive
WAT( H SUBSCRIPTION
DATE FOR EXPIRATION
DEPORT HIGH TEAM TO
MEET BOGATA FRIDAY
RESPONSE GENEROUS TO
APPEAL FOR DONATIONS
afraid to mention it to her fa^and Alex Griffin, sergeant-at-
J arms.
A turkey feed, with wives of
the members of the post
guests, is planned for the next
regular meeting which will be
Tuesday night, Nov. 12.
per, that their subscriptions
will expire during the next four
weeks. If you wish to keep the
paper coming, without missing
an issue please renew before
expiration of your time, as the
paper will be stoppi d promptly
on the expiration date.
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HAGENBECK-WALLACE
CIRCUS
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ation of machinery and equip-
ment is expected to require an-
other month.
HELD UP TO PROC
After halting the issuance of WanSn”Teague * Post** o7
a marriage license to his dau-
ghter, Thelma, and Leo Dicker-
son by a phone call to Texark-
ana, E. A. Lange of Mt. Vernon,
changed his mind and allowed
the couple to be married. Dick-
erson and Miss Lange had ap-
plied for a license at -the Ark-
ansas court house when her
father ordered proceedings stop-
ped and the couple held until
his arrival.
On his arrival the boy ex-
plained that he had talked to
the girl’s mother, but had been
A. G. ELDER, M. D.
General Practice
Office: Deport Sanitarium
Deport, Texas
STEPHEN IL GRANT, M. D.
Office: Deport Sanitarium
Hours: 7 to 9 a. m.
Every day except Sunday •
soon as the crops are gathered.
Mens and Boys Clothing
Fellows, these new Suits are all the talk for Style and
service. Drop by and let us show you. Priced—
$12.50, $16.50, $18.50
$27.50 and to $37.50
Boys Suits $5.95 to $13.50
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tptad to all typas of board*
utb to giva you a smooth,
ick ahava, and dependable
Work preliminary to actual
construction on Swift &' Co.’s
$150,000 creamery and poultry
plant at Paris was begun Sat-
urday. Ground for the new
plant has been cleared and the
Stella S. VanDyke for donations !s^e surveyed.
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the
American Legion at its meet-
ing Tuesday night. Felix J.
Stalls was elected commander,
succeeding Stanley Bell; Fred
Swint, vice-commander; Dalton
Steele, adjutant and Karl V.
Kimball, finance officer. Prop-
erty trustees were all re-elect-
ed. They are Felix J. Stalls, C.
H. Nobles, and Frank Griffin.
The executive committee nam-
ed, follows: John A. Thompson,
C. H. Nobles, Jess Argo, Franx
Griffin and Buck Mathews.
Claud Barham will be chaplain
--business
inventory the
■tat of each year and we believe
that every community shou.d
1Wke stock from time to time to
ppe , end that elements of
strength, aa well as elements
of weakness, may be revealed.
It is, however, very difficult to
Secure an accurate estimate of
B Community. In taking an in
voice of a community, it is de-
sirable to secure estimates in
terms of a number of different
requirements. These require-
ments should relate to the suc-
cess of a community in handl-
ing those matters that affect
JOHN F. STURGEON
Attorney at Law
Office over Palace Drug Store
Office Phone 276 Paris, Texas
settle. Some are holding cotton
for’better pric s 1
may not come. We would also
like to see cotton prices higher,
but our accounts are now due,
and we must insist upon a set-
tlement from those who owe us.’
Deport Dry Goods Co.
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More money will be left in
the Lamar county available
school fund because of mone-
tary settlements recently com-
pleted, according to
Kyle, county school
tendent.
The common school districts
have paid in to the sinking
fund $24,309.17. Of this amount
$16,000 was for the redeeming
of bonds and the remaining
$8,516.82 for payment of in-
terest.
The retirement of the bonds
will save the interest money on
that amount, the same amount
which would have been paid for
interest remaining in the avail-
able fund.
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Sunday, Sept. 22, which he has school at Minter Monday,
in a box with a glass top that Scott conducted the devotional
' exercises.
Sixteen pupils were enrolled
in the high school Monday, 70
entering the elementary grades.
It is expected that several
more than the 86 students now
it was found.—Detroit New’s- in the school will begin work as
Herald.
98c to SI.95
$1.95 to $10.50
$2.95
98c and SI. 19
79c and 89c
$6.95
69c, 98c, $1.19
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■type of community emphasizes their favor
the importance and value of th
refining influence of good music, I <jnc(.
lectures, entertainments
books.
Requirement VII. Thu best
type of community emphasizes |
health and physical well-being
of children.
Requirement VIII. The best
tyjx? of community is liberal in
its financial and moral <
of the schools.
Requirement IX. The best name on each issue of the pa-
type of community insists upon
a high standard of teaching
efficiency in the schools.
Requirement X. The best
type of community maintains
churches that are active in mat-
ters pertaining to the religion <
education of children and young
people.
ther until the marriage haU
taken place. Mr. Lange had
never met Dickerson, but after
a few minutes talk with him,
instructed the clerk to issue the
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formed by a justice of the
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“THE RED ROBE”
A nice selection of new weaves, new colors and ne v
patterns will make it easy for you to select the ma-
terials for a Dress or a Coat. Priced—
Our notes and accounts are
now due, and we kindly ask
I those who owe us to call and i
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killed in the wreck.”
“Indeed,” said Mrs. Grogan,
“the poor man.”
Response has been gratifying
to the appeal made by Mrs.
for "the* upkeep”the * Child-1 Excavations are to begin
ren’s Protective home at Paris.; this week and construction
Towns and communities visited j rushed as fast as materials ar-
have contributed generously as riVe-
well as individuals. Mrs. Van-1 N^ Ives, Chiacgo, con-
-Dyke, with some of the child- jstruction/engineer for Swift &
run of the home visit DeportiCo-1 *s *n charge of the work,
occasionally and always find | Completion of the building is
plenty of willing contributors, i expected by Jan. 1 and install-
Several Deport people give reg-'”t;“" ’ -
ularly to the home.
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A short program, including
talk* by Dr. T. W. Buford, Su-
39c, 69c, 89c, $1.25
up to $3.95 yard
Cast of 150 people! Romance
drama, thrills, laughs! Audi-
torium show.
Also Dual Live Stock
Show. Home Show, Poultry
Show, Agricultural Show,
$10,000 Band Contest, Foot-
ball and other attractions!
Enlarged Free irking
Space Inside Grounds
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The Ix'st
al and intellectual fields. If l"
Requirement IV. The bestlj^’^
type of community provides ib th.dr" heavier "and
. jgjater faed.tms for the i(.nc,.(| an(1 w„nt
r' y. <1 a r r?,tUl1 H-’"n after a harder light -han
recreation for chtklren ot 'I'd-,
♦ v ti t ” This week is being spent in
nif i hard workouts in preparation
jjpe of community is strongly | f()r Eri(|av-S
game at Bogata. |
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of recreation for chi dren ot dif-L, r r ♦ ..
ferent U° G 11 ■ 1,1 t*”* fl,st b'ame of
„ I season and the Tigers intend
R^qun vment VI. 1 he b.<n io Sve deadlock broken in |
. Several new men
been added to the team
the • previous game
will be fighting hai'd for a de-
it may be seen. The serpent
has the likeness of a woman’s
face on its head, is about thir-
teen inches long and pided
color. The snake fell from a
post into a 5-gallon jar, where
What are you standing over
| there throwing rocks at that
Rain on Thursday of lastJ^,.', ‘
. -ii - 1 dassn t go no closer,
Week, accompanied by • harp
Winds from the mirth and a (G‘-' COugh’’
Cline in temrierature usher* d in' K ■
the first' fall weather of the
•eason. The rain was only en-
ough to retard cotton picking
for a few days and many peo-
ple were back in the fields Sat-
urday. Cotton was damaged
by the rain but fall gardens and
feed' crops were benefitted.
The minimum temperature
Was 56 and the maximum 67
Thursday, and the cool weather
has continued since, though the
bright sun during the day has
fnade it much warmer.
as!
WORK BEGUN SATURDAY
ON PARIS SWIFT PLANT
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•eriously the Happiness, Health.
Education of children of school
•<e, Ethical and Christian
Ideals.
Requirement I. The
type of community possesses a
narked degree of civic unity
and community pride.
Requirement II. The Ix'st
type of community is one of
comfortable and well ordered
homes.
• Requirement III.
type of community is actively
I by an all-star team at Detroit
afternoon. The young
line up was outclassed
more ex-
and
music,
entertainments and
ci si ve win.
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The Deport Times (Deport, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 36, Ed. 1 Friday, October 11, 1929, newspaper, October 11, 1929; Deport, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1295132/m1/6/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.