The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 7, 1920 Page: 5 of 8
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Sunday, Mar. 7,1920
THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
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Church Extension meeting.
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Bibb-J ones wedding.
Mr. Otis Booth, who visited his aunt, the entire city extended the glad hand
Mrs. P. O. Smith, left yesterday tn and every possible courtesy.
visit Arlington relatives.
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Dr. and Mrs. Hendry, who go
lightest weight—best wearing hat in the world
Two Styles—Five Colors
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for her sister’s wedding next Wed-
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COURTESY FOR BRIDE ELECT
Pleating
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
EAR CORN
HEMSTITCHING
shut-in.
Correct
Acceptances and Bills of Exchange
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TOTAL
$935,287.27 (
LIABILITIES
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Capital Stock paid in
SAM HOUSTON P.-T.
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BIRTHSTONE
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; Faucett, Bnellin.
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MONDAY MUSIC CLUB.
92,052.84
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Make Ideal
$935,287.27
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Birthday Presents
her music and her musicians.
Buy them of
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Foot Fitters
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Hemstitching at Gold’s. Good
work, prompt mervice.
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and Mrs. L. B. Elrod, at the splendid
new Methodist church, were hosts and
Josey’s
Specialty Shop
honoree found a favor of flowers at
her plate and all the guests had
flowers of pansies.
9,026.62
128,855.06
- Lavallieres
-Rings
—Lockets
—Brooches
Miss Corinie MeJimsey of Elysian
Fields is guest of Mrs. Lewis Taylor.
700.709.30
37.120.33
$ 75,000.00
. . 15,000.00
15,404.80
- There is no other Hat just like it—the colors are as fast as col-
ors can be -they’re light of weight, comfortable—and durable.
Measured by service, the best hat value we know of.
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15c to 45c
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Rev. T. B. Harrell went to Waxah-
achie Friday night to attend the fun-
eral of his brother. James Harrell,
who died from effects of influenza.
The funeral takes place today.
Due from other Banks and Bankers, subject to check, net.....
Cash Items................................................
Currency ..................................................
Specie ....................................................
Interest and Assessment tn Depositors’ Guaranty Fund........
—We do accordion and
flat pleating from one
to seven inches.
After all no last or combination of lasts wik
make an ill-fitted shoe comfortable, ani most
people can wear any style they desire iLthei
SHOE MAN knows how to fit them. ‘Thaf's
where our service wins friends—-we hnow
how and do really fit every persen who
buys here.
Mrs. D. Barker of Shrevepor; is here
visiting Mrs. M. L. Walters.
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48 Dav--PHONES—877 Night
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THE BASIS OF OUR BETTER
SERVICE IS
WINDT - DWYER
Jewelry Co.
The Store For You
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Edi by MRS. HOMER M. PRICE. ’Phone 799
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W. A. Schaefer of the Texas Cham-
ber of Commerce was here yesterday
inthe interest of the State organiza-
tion.
O. K. in every respect.
H. O. WILSON & SON.
Phone 770.
GUARANTY STATE AND SAVINGS BANK
of Marshall
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STATE OF TEXAS, County of Harrison.
We, Phil P. Taylor, as vice president and R. J. Miller, as cashier of
said bank. each of us, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to
the best of our knowledge and belief
PHIL P. TAYLOR, Vice President.
, R. .1. MILLER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of March, A. D. 1920.
W. M. THOMAS,
Notary Public, Harrison County, Texas.
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mmmmmmmmummmmmmmmwmmmmmmumomma i to taste and pretty to look at.
Correct—Attest:
R. A. TAYLOR,
A. E. GRIMES,
M. H. LEVY,
- Director*.
*576,192.54
112,068.03
2.810.10
15,350.00
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fall in
Mrs
Dr. and Mrs. W D. Jones of Dal- 1 give enthusiastic reports of the roy-
las came early in the week for the ‘al entertainment of Huntsville. Rev.
Kirkpatrick invited a few friends to
come to her dainty adartments for a
social time and also to bring cheer to
Mrs. Clarence Tucker, her neighbor.
and Pecot Edge Work, nicely
done at
THE SINGER SHOP.
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____ Estill, formerly Lulls Sexton of Mar-
J. C. Scott, editor and publisher,! shall, who sent happy greetings back
from Sterling. Colo., was in the city i to her old home and friends. Profes-
yesterday looking over the oil situn-sor and Mrs Estill have three daugh-
tion. ters and two sons—all fine and edu-
__rated Reports of Marshall societies
After a naru tussel with the “Flu”
I am back at work at my Barber shop,
opposite Soloman's Market, 208 West
Austin St., where I hope to meet my
friends and customers. I will do my
best to please and satisfy you.
Respectfully,
C. A. NEWMAN. 3-7-e
Honoring her cousin. Miss Sybil
| THE HAT SHOP
Jones, Miss Mildred Jones had forty,
friends to play bridge yesterday af-
ternoon. The honoree stood with the I
hostess to give greetings to the guests..
gin . Mrs. Fortson; piano. 7th grade Demand Certificates of Deposit..................
1 pupil. Hosts for the meeting will be! Cashier’s Checks ..............................
i Miro Sledge and Mmes Higgins. Tate, Bills Payable and Rediscount'......-..........
E " n n— । Certificate* of Deposits. issued for money borrowed
— ; fully appointed was fina! featur
Miss Will Hendry, enroute home l the successful affair.
from Huntsville, visited friends in/.--—- —---—
Jacksonville.
ing, ami enjoying readings from Mrs.
John Kelly and Mrs. Jessie Blalock
and songs from the pretty hostess.
| The bijou rooms were fragrant with
flowers sent by Mrs Kirkpatrick's un-
known guardian and after sewing was
Buick “6” Roadster.....$800.00 bride lived here for some time, while
7-Passenger Studebaker. 750.0C lher father had a cafe. She was here on
5-Passenger Overland. . . 750.Of i a visit when Mrs. Chas. Fisher became
Miss Edith Eddins of San Augus-Therarlorswere lovely with spring
g.. _. daffodils and hyacinths. Mmes. S. P
tine is guest of Miss Francis loung.! . .. . ,
____________________ •ones, Mary burrus, McClellan, M. L.
Mrs. Frank Moore is confined to Jones. C. A. Atkins and Will Twyman
her room with a painfully sprained aided 1,1 the delightful function. The,
ankle bride received a dainty bit of lingerie
. . • as favor. Miss Imogene Jones of*
Mrs. Knox returned yesterday to Dallas was a visiting zursts as was
Terrel. afte*a visit to her sister, also M iss Dorothy Abel of Shreveport. I
Mrs W. B. Carter. 1 A salad course of refreshments, taste-1
Rev. J. M. Gordon is back from Mmes J M Cordox Henry Long and 1
Palestine, where he attended Boaid of' W1,1 Nunley are home from Texas}
soon as medical n issionaries to China,
were at the mee ting. She was Miss
Ethel Elrod. The Marshal! delegates
were perfectly entertained by Mrs.
Elrod is just recovering from a
which she broke two ribs.
State of Texas, at the close of business on the 28th day of February, 1920,
published in The Morning News, a newspaper printed and published at Mar-
| shall, Texas, on the 6th day of March, 1920.
MRS KIRKPATRICK ENTER- I RESOURCES
I TAINS INFORMALLY! Loans and Discounts, personal or collateral
. : i Loans, real estate ......................
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Charles Ovenirafts
Bonds and Stocks .......................
Real Estate (banking house).............
Other real estate ....................
At the home of Mr. Chas. Fisher,
the groom s father, yesierday after-
Meets Tuesday afternoon at three
with Mrs. Frank Scott, 1007 East
Houston Ave Subject will be France, ■
! so ill and went into the home of her
! affianced to nurse his mother. She
I asked before her death that the mar-
l riage take place at this time and these
i estimable young people acceded.
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Chas. Recknagle came in from Dal- MIFF MILDRED JONES' BRIDGE
la* last night. PARTY
noon at four o'clock Kev. .1. M. Gor-
! don united in marriage Mr. J. F. Fish-
er and Miss Thelma Kimbrough.
I After a short visit to her parents in
Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will
be in Mr Chas. Fisher’s home. The
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—Get yours early—quantity limited—price ELEVEN DOLLARS;
War Tax. Sixty Cents.
Rev. B. H. Herd, pastor. Sunday presiding elder (now dead), was a,
school at 10:09 a. m. Preaching at visitor from woman's council of Nash-
11:00a.m. /ville.
. 10.403.04
.. 37,433.00
.. 11,718.06
.< 3,337.32
... 29,093.50
. ... , Furniture and Fixtures ................
. . .They had pleasantest of Due from Approved Reserve Agents, net
times talking t all at once, often} sew-
North Marshall Baptist Church:— Downs, wife of a former Marshall
MISSIONARY DELEGATES HOME
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Miss Fawn Baldwin delightfully en-
tertained fourteen girl friends Friday
afternoon, with Miss Sybil Jones as
honoree They all visited the picture
i show in a body, and Iwas a pretty
I bunch of maidens. and afterward en-
I joyed. at the home of Mrs. John
' Schrott, the hostess’ sister, a deli-
cious luncheon of good things. The
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Conference Methodist Women's Mis-
I sionary Society at Huntsville. They
Treat Yourself to a “Borsalino!
Bonds Deposited .........................
| Other Liabilities: Savings Deposited.....
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i Meets Tuesday afternoon at three} Undivided Profits, net.........................
o’clock Roll call will be answered Due to Banks and Bankers, subject to check, net
j by n usica l quotations. Program: Individual Deposits, subject to check............
’ Sc nr 7th grade; training school for} Time Certificates of Deposit....................
Miss Imogene Jones of Dallas, is, received most favorable comment and
here visiting in the S. P. Jones home,1 all the pledges were increased.
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Price, Homer M. The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 7, 1920, newspaper, March 7, 1920; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1406292/m1/5/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .