Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. [27], No. 230, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 8, 1928 Page: 2 of 12
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DENTON RECORD
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Our very best suits—
$15.00 to $1X50 Suits—
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98c, $129, $1.49, $1.60, $1.95
SUMMER FROCKS, AIRY HATS
Special to Rcccrd-Chrontcle
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It is constantly offering kindly assistance
you and for you.
Ly introducing worthy merchandise to you.
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steadfast friend.
of good feel-
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Advertising is honest and sincere.
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Varicose Veins
one «NJ4f«n Robert Maagum is
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was unable to attend tbe reunion
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Whale Output W<
OfiLO. Norway—Norway produc-
ed 518.000 barrel.) of whale oil dur-
ing the season this year as against
286.000 last year Most of It came
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Herp Sunday
Dozens of organdie, georgette and silk frocks; new
and smart. Bought at special purchases and offered
you this week at good savings—
$1.98, $5.85, $7.85, $9.85
Fifth Annual
FREE COOKING SCHOOL
The guests, after
unique book, the
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TOMORROW-MEN’S SHIRTS
You'll not see better shirts anywhere than our “Shirtcraft” and “War-
Lovely patterns in color-fast broadcloths and madras.
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Demonstrations and entertainments are planned for each day.
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a -Martha Dillon, for lrt«thacC.1 Vfco. U ahown gliding over one of the Jumps.
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Mrs. McflUe Miller .rf Bowie is
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Mrs Hugh 8. Porter of Bridge-
port is visiting her parents, Mr. and
jfrs. J W. Koons
Mrs. Berry McDaniel and chll-
tfreu visited her parents at Lol'.
Rayon Underwear, Hosiery
You -will appreciate our full cut bloomers and fancy
tpm step-ins, teds, gowns, etc. Sizes to 48. And
our sheer full fashioned hose in every wanted color.
98c, $1.29, $1.49, $1.95
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Special to Record-Chi
HANGKR. May 8-
cinct convention here ,
terudon, delegates were IBg
to vote in tbe County^
lor delegates to the Sta
ttoii who will vote in ta
convention for a dry qgj
president. It was re^olvt
by the pledge aa set fig
State executive Cornntg
gates are as follows:, Mr
T. L. Barry. Mr. and 41
Ottambers MT. and ■
Boydston. Mrs. Julia Mk
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chicken*
capon* 31
duck* 15
gee*e 10;
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GREENVILLE, May 8-Awards
in the band contest held at the
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
iconvenrtcn here Went announced as
' follows:
Class A school bands: Bryan
High. Dallas, first: Waco High sec-
ond. »
Class B school bands Beaumont
High, first: Oak Clift High. Dal-
las. second.
Class C school bands* Timpson
High, first; Waco Junior High, sec-
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Three year class: Hillsboro, firs';
Minecla. second .
Four year class: Greeuvil’.e. first;
Tfague. second
Five years class:
It has established an era
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wiffong, R W WaawnMhf^ fc|N
Hunter ~T O ‘.
fi Hi tort 'HotNSgi.
The junior etess entefW
senior cto*s with a HMM
party at th^ home of DRip
J M CalUvan Omen «■
garlands With shaded 4
t.MUtiful town With •<
flowers made a pretty:
for .« tables where |
foand by place cards.
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were met by the button wbo 1
uniforms of purple and «M
They were Mop Chambers,’Ww
«weU and John LawtocRMH___
regl»tetSng in -tn
hanrlirart' Lf C
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O. Mitchell, were escorted-to g-»er-
gola where mint puneh was served
After \bellii seated whitg- «m-
Uons were passed to the gtettera A
program was rendered Mpn ths
pewh whkh -waa -4ut ..gg-"
stave Ctocerated with basii
pot* of flowers The addre-x
come was made by Frand l
president of the junior d
sponse was by Julian ■-«
president of the senior eta
Marijoton -Melson favored flBHr’Wrai-i.i.inc
swigs. “When tbd MomSfiSF,
and “The Owl." Mrs. L. I *Muel M
was accompanist. Piano solo was
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County RevivjJs
At the m«etin«: of the execiitta*
committee of county workers of the
Baptist Church Monday at *0 ,
chureh, plans were made for hold-
ing a series of meetings over th*
county during JuJy and August.
Her. W. C. McClung pastor of
the First Baptist Church. Drnto'i.
will give his assistance during
these two months in conducting the
meetings 'which w(ll be under the
general direction of the county
tniM'ionaxy, Rev C. W. Shaw. Four
dinerent rnitral'.y located .DM* _
will be selected, and a large tqnt to
hold about 2,500 persons Is being ..
secured tn whlchi to hold the meet-
ings l. P Floyd, chairman of th#
committee, presided.
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Would Improve Railroad*
ALGIERS—Algeria is trying to
improve railway service, fearing
'ha* unless more rolling stock is
obtained, bumper crops cannot be
moved to market and will spoil on
the farms. Payment in kind under
the Dawes plan, making material
immediately available, and Issuance
of bond", with manufacturers aaree-
---- from
French sources, are beihi; consider-
ed
No aenslble person will continue
to auffer from dangerous awoiter,
veins or bunches when the new pow-
erful yet harmlM* germicide called
Moone'a Emerald OH can readily bs
obtained ut any well stocked drug
•tore
A«k for n two-ounce origins! bottle
of Moone'* Emerald Oil .(nil
strength) and refuse subetltuts* U*e
as directed and tn a few days tm-
___I will be noticed then eon—
_____ until the swollen vein* are re-
duced to normal It is guaranteed
and l* *o powerful that even bld
chronic case* of running sore* or
uloara are often speedily heeled Oar-
riaory* Drug Store la selling lota of it.
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NUNDAF DECORATION 1>A' AT *
CHINN CHAPEL
Decoration »ervices will be held
at Chjnn Chapel enwtir, Sunday.
May if it is announced Tne pro-'
gram will begin at 10 «u iu and
dinner will bo served on tbe ground
at noon. A business session of the
•emeterv association wul be held
during the afternoon.
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vices; of opportunities to save
Advertising ploys no favorites—it makes friends of
"Beautiful Isle of Somewhere."
was ..ung by Mmos- U E. Weber
and Tom Nation. BurUU, was made
in the Jackson cemetery. The de-
ceased Is survived bv his widow,
twu son*, Rev. Frank Ray of Mons-
Reid and Baitey Ray of Fort Worth;
two daughters, Mrs. Harry Harvey
of Fort Worth and Mrs Virginia
Harvey of Krum, one grandson and
cne brother. Pallbearers were H
R. Park, Tim Butler, J. O. McClis-
ter. B F Wilson, G E. Evan and
P. Harvey. Flower girls werei Misses
Martha. Rutt! and Euttnla Paik.
, Ruth Snath. Emma Margaret and
B s5-_-70 Gwendolyn Butler, Minnie Wilson
Storv and Willie May Smith
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ktr 'and Mrs Roland Garrett and
new t|
Hdvaiu cell
this morl
lines by I
for Wall I
trade 4
taking wl
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The school will start on
day, May 19th.
chicaI
gre**lve I
report* 4
er poo I qu
slump In I
of trade I
atnipathd
and were!
Closing
Whertt
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Corn I
Bept 1 1 ll
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fjept ah
Beach Cloths in new patterns
that tit well and odds in other
suits that sold much higher.
Everything that got * into i
! of our *
must be i
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wholesome, pure and clqan..
poon i ’ ‘ ‘
lean.
Five years
opposition.
Six year ejass: Part* Municipal
band, first; Waco Municipal band,
second
B College class: Al^t Academy,
Bryan. firqt;i Eart Tjxa>| f
Teachers College. Commerce,
ond.
Industrial class: Southern Pa-
cific Rajway. Houston, first; Dal-
las Textile Mills, second.
of Hillsboro spent the week-end+fj)g tc purchase supplies
t “m Garrett's parents, Mr. J------- ‘ * “
and Mrt. W. H Thomas
Howard MeOee of Iredell) hnd
Marian McGee and two sons of
Decatur visited here.
Mr. Vid Mrs Coy Hornsby of
Dallas visited" his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. I. Hornsby
G. B Barnett Sr. and
Knox were ip Dallas.
The B. Y. P. U. save an interest-
ing program at the Slidell Baptist
Church Sunday evening Those
from Krum In attendance were
MUses Evalenn Mounts. Clara. Ma-
bel and Oraoe Wolf. Clara and El-
la Paithold, Laura Ballard. Emma
Barthold. Lucy Boitoy. Ruby Grav
Ruby Bridges and Ethel Luten of
Denton, Messrs. Herbert Barthold.
Albert Zcretzke, Lloyd Barthold
Charley Bridges. Walter Wolf. Ed-
ward Barthold and Arthur Nance
Of Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs L
Ford and children and Mr and Mrs
A. L- Meredith af»d children.
Mias Lucy Bailey spent the weak-
end With her Sister. Mrs, W'. Hk prov“em^n?
Htxthes of’Dallas ’ tinue unti
Miss Juanita Hornsby, teachers
College student, spent the week-
end with her p/rent., Mr. jand
Mrs. J. I. Hornsby.
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—for on this day begins a most inter-j
esting five-day series of lectures and
practical demonstrations
ject of cookery and home economics—
the occasion being—
RECORD-CHRONKLE
Friday morning, were held at the
Methodist Church Saturday after-
noon att 2 30, conducted by the
pastor Rev E.-.A. Drew A duet.
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purchases at certain stores on
A fsmily reunion was held Sun-
7. at tne home of Mrs, Beealc
H Vaiden IBS Bast Sycamore Street.
BL'-'-’ * VkMrn s four svrterr. Uheir
■F" TlMtnle- and her motner. Mrs Ida
».• Walker being present for the day.
These attending the reunion tn-
-Chided-Mrs. Fk>re Rom -and ehfi-
dren. Mr and Mrs. Bill Mangum
B mid children. Mrs Robert 'Manipur.
K. Mr. and Mrs. Ram.Maple* and chll-
K* dren. and Mrs. Ida Walker of
Hp Dallas Mr. and Mrs W W Lowry
“C’urlce” tropicals in this sea-
son’s smart patterns (extra trou-
sers, if wanted) and other good
clothes that sold to $27.50.
Personal*
Mr arw< Mrs F P Isbell of Au-
brey visited iRrv and Mr* W W.
Isbell , ‘
Joe Summers of Cleburne and Mr
and Mrs, Rav Buller of Dallas vis-
ited their sister. Mrs. Rqy Kemp
Mr and Mrs. Harvr Esell and
children were in McKirr.ey.
Mr. andl Mrs W A Beivitttre
visited tbeir sons in Fort Worth
H B Toon and family visited rel-
atives in McKlnncv. (
Gilbert and Russell Selvidie and
Mis- LarirAnrtte BetvMge wfxe
here
Mmes L I Samuel. Jno. Hughes.
O M Gentle. Jno D Gary and
Miss Kathleen Gentle were in
Denton.
D P Windle Of TJartand visited
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aolo, ejn the Montfag,”
by Mrs. L. I. Samuel, i
A duet. “A Real Pal." dVW Wlwlvl RCWO RVILU
by Mtrees Vera Lou 'LeGaor and ——
Flortne Nance. Musical readtMt wa-
given by Miss Irene Hayes. Vocal Bper‘al 0? Reccrd-Chrontcle
sole was by Miss Lillian Smith and KRUM May 8—Funeral service*
L. I. Samuel made a talk.~A’ con-
test, "U-Auto-No’' was enjoyed.
There were ?»bout 175 present, in-
cluding the senior and , junior
classer and a few special friends
the facu'ty and members of tbe
school beard Rafre*hments in green
and white were served by the but
lers and the following maids: Ollie
Enis, Mary Lou LeQear. Christine
Pate and Margaret Brown.
News Briefs
The Sundav school teachan and
workers' council will meet at the
Methodist Church Wednesday
night
A special “Mothers' Day” proa* I
ram will be observed at the Meth-’
cdirt: Church next Sunday
Tire fifth grade pupils went to
Clear Creek Monday evening od a
picnic. . . , A,
The Sarifcer people are voting to- ■!
oay on whether to sell the munic-
ipal water, light and >SMr Plants
to a company.
There were five or six outeof-
town ireople here Monday d*ho
made speeches against selling tbe
water, fight and sewer system.
Among them were Mayor Hock-
smith Gf Vernon, Bryan Mt’Jrr, city
manager of Bryan, tne mayor ot
Georgetown and others. An attor-
ney lor the Teras-Louisiana Power
Co spoke in behalf of selling the
plant.
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What the trained minds of the culinary world have accomplished will be brought to the
attention of those attending the school, in a way that will prove not only educational ;
and entertaining, but one that will leave no doubt in your mind as to the proper way to .
prepare and serve foods from both the standpoint of health and economy.
Mrs. Myra Oliver Dougan
An authority of note on subjects of Domestic
Science, will have complete charge of the pro- F
grams arranged for each day of theischool.
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McDonald, L. A. Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. [27], No. 230, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 8, 1928, newspaper, May 8, 1928; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1335393/m1/2/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.