The Marshall Morning News (Marshall, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 175, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 30, 1922 Page: 5 of 8
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Blouses for Boys
75c, 85c, $1
Mr. Schenk
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home. The rain and the clouds were
absolutely routed out of that home
She had a unique and unexpected en-
tertainment, cleverly and graciously
presented by these high school girts:
Misses Helen Lane, Sarah Whaley,
Mary Matthewson, Beatrice Post,
Emma Hall and Mrs. Ruth Harkrider.
Miss Lane presented "Tableaux vi-
vants," paying a pretty compliment
to the extreme youth of the elub
members. (t). The girls were hilar-
Miss Maud Daniel, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Dan Scott,
returns this morning to her home in
Dallas.
$10.00
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$10.00
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Dainty luncheon will be served from 2 p. m.
to 5 p. m. each day. White Crest Flour given
away each afternoon at 4:30.
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Mr. Henry Heyn's condition is un-
changed. He is cheerful and seemed
to be comfortable yesterday. His son,
Henry, Jr., is expected Friday on the
Sunshine from Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. J. R. Collier,, of Waco, is the
guest of Prof, and Mrs. C. J. Collier.
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Missionary Union of the Baptist
church.
F. L. Fowler
J. W. Furrh
N. J. Isbell
Josey Brothen
Moore’s Penny
Cash Grocery
Frank Provinza
Pinson & Son
M. G. Pace
W. L. Roe
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Mr. W. D. Sutton was called to
Kansas City on account of the illness
of his son, Reginald Sutton.
R. L. Allen
L. D. Allen
Baldwin & Touhey
J. R. Bruce
J. L. Covin
Conway & Abel
W. T. Dickinson
Dan Heyn
C. C. Friend
Use The Morning News Classified
Columns for Quickest results.
Mr. W. E. Hilton, of St. Louis, was
guest yesterday of bis E. P. Webb
cousins.
Sold by all Retail Grocers
G. P. STEDMAN, - - Wholesale Distributor
THE PRIDE OF
MARSHALL
The N. J. Dobbs have been enjoy-
ing fresh strawberries from their own
garden.
L. C. Tittle
A. C. Tillery
Lewis Strohe
Mrs. T. B. Scott
W. M. Schlakzug
Trammell Na 1
Q R. Welch
L. V. Wyatt
Wheeler’s Cash Gro.
Joe Williams
Mrs. Otto Rabby and two children
returned to Gulfport, Miss., yester-
day after a visit to the L. H. Hen-
leys. •
Jane Robinson
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It's a Good Place
To Trade
Two hundred and fifty pairs Boys’ New
Spring Pants; sizes 4 to 20—
$1.50 TO $4.00
C. Of C. Election
Will Be Held Soon
TEN DOZEN BOYS’
Madras and Percale Shirts; sizes 121 to
14; values up to $1.50—on sale Wednes-
day and Thursday—
FOR CASH 95c
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Materials, plain and striped oxfords, woven and printed
madras and percales. These blouses are well made and
will give most satisfactory wear for school or play—
white and colors; sizes 4 to 14 years.
This contest will be open to all users of AMERICAN BEAUTY flour.
AMERICAN BEAUTY flour is being sold by the following merchants:
L. C. Abraham
PROGRAM FOR THE "SPINSTERS CLUB”
Thursday Night, March 30, 1922
8 O’CLOCK
CITY HALL
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2.
3rd. All entries will be made by numbers.
PRIZES:
1st Prize for best White Loaf Cake...........
2nd Prize for best White Loaf Cake...........
1st Prize for best Angel Food Cake...........
2nd Prize for best Angel Food Cake...........
1st Prize for best Loaf Bread................
2nd Prize for best Loaf Bread...............
1st Prize for best Biscuit.....................
2nd Prize for best Biscuit....................
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(Miss Hanks School of Dancing)
At the Piano—Mrs. Dave Russell, Mrs. Edwin Morley, Miss Mignon
George, Mrs. R. E. Ritson, Mrs. E. B. Wilson. Mrs. Cheesman.
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SENATOR
1. D. FAIRCHILD
of Lufkin, Angelina County
CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS
2ND. DISTRICT
Subject to Democratic Primaries
Will appreciate your vote
and influence.
R. P. Littlejohn
Ondat Aeencysrainiy"kiabi, Com
ponies Represented. Phone 13
Dr. W. E. Harrington
Eye. Ear, Neco and Throat
Office over Western Union Office
Miss Penelope Gertrude Doo-
little (Mrs. R. Taylor) with her
favorite pets, will be at "The
Spinster’s Club,” City Hall, Mar.
30, eight o’clock. To see her is
a scream.
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Maybe your chickens need oyster shells. We have them. Also Red
Top and Amber Com Seed. Call at the store or phone 256.
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SOCIAL NEWS
Mn. 8mm M. Fries, Hns« nt
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—Mr. Nathan Goldberg
— Mr. Johnnie Williams
_____Mrs. F. Armstrong
--------Mrs. M. Turney
--------Mrs. M. McGee
-----Miss Annie Young
-------Mrs. John Tutle
—'—Mrs. R. D. Boone
----Mrs. C. Kirkpatrick
-----Master Jack Green
______Miss Lena Sledge
--------Mrs. R. Taylor
-----Mrs. G. McClellan
----------Mrs. C. Hall
-------Miss Zula Boone
______Mrs. W. P. McCoy
------Mrs. W. G. Hart
_____Mrs. A. S. Zachary
___Mrs. John Harter, Sr.
----------Miss Linehan
-----Miss Louise Young
------Miss Ruth Henley
______Mr. Hugh Moffat
_____Mrs. J. B. Rieman
______Mrs. N. P. Turner
_______Mrs. G. Huffman
PACE’S CASH STORE
212 WEST AUSTIN STREET
Telephone 256
Miss Mary Jane Lane has received
a special invitation from the Alamo
Mission of Daughters of the Repub-
lic of Texas to represent Gen. Walter
P. Lane Chapter, D. R. T. at the state
meeting to be held in Santone Aprir
Dance—Rose Dance_______________________
Voice—“The Image in the Well”—___________
Mrs. R. S. Smith.
Voice—“Home to Our Mountains”___________
Miss Alma Milstead, Mr. Alley.
Violin—Selected__________________________
Voice—"The Mocking Bird”_________________
Prof. Makeover_____________________
George Washington Jones (assistant)--.
Josephine Jane Green, President_______
Priscilla Albigal Hobbs, Secretary______
Cynthia Priscilla Jones, Treasurer______
Ophelia Arillo Pitkins_______________
Patience Desire Mann_______________
Rachel Rebecca Short________________
Sophia Bronson Titterington__________
“Buster” Johnson___________________
Portia Olivia Bennett________________
Penelope Gertrude Doolittle___________
Betsy Bobbitt______________________
Frances Lucretia Goodhope___________
Jerusha Matilda Spriggins____________
Florence Rebecca Carey______________
Nerissa Ethel Bodkin________________
Jessica Juliet Smith_________________
Cleopatra Belle Brown_______________
Violet Ann Ruggles_________________
Mercy Desire Adams________________
Elisa Jane Beeswax_________________
Sophronia Arminta Long_____________
Jemina Ball Pump__________________
Felicity Jane Barnes_________________
Martha Elvira Blathers______________
The Sesame club gives the humor-
ous presentation of the Spnisters
Rules of Contest
1st. All entries must be made of AMERICAN BEAUTY flour.
2nd. All contestants must have entries on display by 12 o’clock
noon that date. \
a delicious plate luncheon over which
guests lingered long in conversation.
Alice Corinne Pierpont will be seven
today. Her brother, William Green
Pierpont, was four yesterday. Their
mother, Mrs. Hugh Pierpont, gave
SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
A reduction on all hair work for
one month. If you have the comb-
ings I will make you a beautiful, long,
fluffy switch for $1.00. Guaranteed
Hours 9 to 12, 2 to 3
Phones:
Office 780; Residence 1195-J
Four ballots for the election of the
board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce are being prepared and
will be mailed out to the members
sometime today.
In its election the Chamber of Com-
merce uses the double primary sys-
tem exclusively. The names of all
members are put on a ballot and
mailed to each member. Each mem-
ber is entitled to vote for 12 of these
men. The ballots are then mailed
back to the Chamber of Commerce,
where they are counted. The names
of the 24 receiving the highest num-
ber of votes are then put on another
ballot and mailed out to the members
a second time. They are again al-
lowed to vote for 12 men. They are
returned to the chamber again where
they are counted the second time and
the 12 receiving the highest number
of votes are elected to the board of
directors.
Mrs. W. C. Lane has been quite
111 but is improving now. Mr. and
Mrs. Hoyt Mullikin, of Longview, are
here visiting her.
WANTED-
Plain Sewing. Prices reasonable
Call at 302 E Crockett Street, or
Phone 782.
MRS. ADDIE NEVILLE
Mrs. John Womack was hostess to
the club yesterday in the horns of
Mrs. N. J. Dobbs. Both ladies gave
welcome to the members. Not many
were present but those had a splendid
time. Roll call was original work.
Two original poems were received
when the 22 sunshine makers entered .
and everybody started the good times | Club tonight in the City Hall auditor-
that prevailed through the hours. ium. Those who have seen the re-
Mmes. N. D. Pierpont. Wm. Stedman, hearsal pronounce it brim full of hn
Herman Lambright, Wm. Green and mor and that it will, produce more
Ida Lansing aided the hostess in play- laughter than anything staged in
ing jolly games with the tots. Two Marshall in years. There is one point
especial features were the tying a about the program and that is that
necktie (while blindfolded) about a you will have no chance to get tired,
fat boy's neck and pinning a ribbon its snappy from the first word and
' on a fat girl's hair. Two big cakes 1 is short—not a long drawn out affair,
with 7 candles on one and four on the The Morning News guarantees the
other were of extreme interest The | only disappointment you will exper-
ience will be that it was not long
enough.
' The ladies have provided a real
unique entertainment and every dol-
lar realized goes to the library fund.
Lets encourage this, the first effort
to secure funds for our big woman’s
building.
Dr. W. H. Bennett
Physician and Surgeon
Marshall National Bank Buildr
Phomes: Office 149: Residence
THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
PERSONALS
wishes for the little honorees. De-
Mrs. George Gregg, Mrs. George MoClellan.
Dance of the Fireflies________Mary De Lisle, Mary Leona Resch,
Frances Gaston, Katherine Smith, Norma Cocke.
THE CURED
MEAT UNE
iously received and given a rising
vote of thanks for their mirth-pro- and Clayton Fields are in Gilmer for
voking stunts. Mrs. Womack served the Marshall-Texarkana Women’s
with pleasure and applause. Mrs. N.
J. Dobbs gave a lyric poem of literary
finish. Mrs. G. D. Mahon’s poem, her
first, she informed her hearers, re-
vealed a new side to this versatile
member. Her Initial work was really
= beautiful and was heartily compli-
mented. The chib went on record as
‘opposed to dogs running at large and
also as favoring the absolute enforce-
. ment of the dog ordinance. Mrs. John
Womack had charge of the program.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to extend to our friends
our most grateful thanks for the
many kindnesses extended us at the
time of the death of our loved one.
Your sympathy and loving deeds will
always be remembered by us with
the most grateful hearts.
Thankfully,
MRS. D. N. HUFFMAN & FAMILY.
High School Stars
Are Given Letters
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Sixteen Pounds Sugar-------------------—---------
Three Pounds Rice Hotel Coffee--------------------—
Dime Brand Milk, two for___________________________
Heinz Ketchup, 14-ounces---------------------------
Heinz Ketchup, 8-ounces.----------------------------
Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup, ------------------------
Heins Cream of Tomato Soup, 16-ounes_______________
Heinz Oven Baked Beans, with Tomato Sauce and Pork
11-ounces, two for-----------------------------
Heinz Oven Baked Beans, with Tomato Sauce and Pork
18-ounces, two for-----------------------------
Heins Cooked Spaghetti with Cheese and Tomato Sauce,
10-ounces, two for.. -----.....—_—........
Hip-O-Lite, Plain or Strawberry---------------------
Van Camp’s Mustard Dressing, 8-ounces, two for.—______
Van Camp's Peanut Butter, 12-ounces__________________
Van Camp's Chilli with Beans, 10-ounces, two for_______
Van Camp’s Chilli with Beans, 17-ounces_______________
One dozen No. 1 Tomato’s___________________________
One dozen Good Corn_________________________...—
One Dozen A Grade Hominy_________________________
Good Red Salmon----------------------------------
Eight Pounds Baby Chick Feed.______________________
Three Bars Lava Soap---------------------....—
LADIES, ATTENTION!
AN OLD FASHIONED BAKING CONTEST
Date: FRIDAY, MARCH 31st
HAVE YOU SEEN
IT—?
them a lovely party at four yester-119 • 20 and 21. Miss Lane and other
day afternoon to note the double | Marshall members will likely attend,
event. Cars conveyed the twenty boy I '
and girl guests to the pretty Pierpont THE SPINSTERS CLUB TONIGHT.
jlicious cake and cream were served
and then the guests were carried to
their homes, dry and warm.
The Marshall high school football
letter men were awarded their let-
ters yesterday for the past season.
New letter men received a white coat
sweater with a big red “T” on it,
while the old letter men received a
gold football with the letter “M” en-
graved upon it.
Those receiving letters were:
Cameron McElroy, Homer Harmon,
Albert Johnson, Leonard Bittner,
Bronson Turser, Paul Cranberry,
John Howard, Carroll Sanders, Hil-
liard Bacchus, James Harris, Frank
Kelly and Mercer Rains.
Senator Davidson
Ill With Influenza
Senator Davidson, who was one of
the Marshall delegates to the Stato
Rotary Convention in Mineral Wells,
was taken sick with flu upon his ar-
rival in Mineral Wells and had to go
to a sanitarium immediately. He did
not get to participate in the conven-
tion at all.
He returned with the bunch yes-
terday morning and is now confined
to his home.
MARION B. STINE, D. &
CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer Method
117 WEST RUSK STREET
Orice hours: 3 to 12; 3 to 3
Othems by appolntment
WE OFFER:
Swift’s Premium Ham, sliced to
suit your taste, thick or thin—
fresh eggs from the farm to
go with it.
Swift’s Premium Breakfast Ba-
con, sliced on our new slicer
any thickness.
Summer time calls for smoked
sausage. We have pure pork
smoked in our own smoke house
with old hickory chips.
Also Swift’s Premium Frank-
furters and small weiners.
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