Cleburne Morning Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 126, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1926 Page: 3 of 8
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CLEBURNE MORNING REVIEW
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PAGE THREE
Tuesday, April 27, 1926
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MONEY TO LOAN
Clothiers
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C. 11. Warren
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Debutante Crepe
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For $5.00
Most
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Leaves no
bitter taste
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B. Y. Coffman, formerly of this
city and now of Fort Worth, was in
thia city yesterday visiting friends.
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We' Lower The Cost
Of Dressing Well.
D. Carl Carpenter and J. E. Stand-
ley spent the week end in Decatur
in the U. S. You take
no chance. We guar-
antee them.
Judge J. M. Moore has returned
from Texarkana, where he has been
attending the State Bar Association,
We Sell the
BEST HOSIERY
- «W. E. Doyle of Oklahoma City is
spending the week in this city as the
guest of Horace Yoes.
Bralley
I. A.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Olsen spent the
week-end in Dallas with relatives.
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Shelton hve
gone to Dallas today on business.
Miss Estelle Newton was the week
end guest of Mrs. W. A.. Maddox of
Fort Worth.
B. F. Perryman and family, who
reside 20 miles west of Cleburne,
were here yesterday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilbanks aud
daughter, Dorothy, and Margaret
Ball were in Fort Worth Sunday via
itiug.
M.*
local Santa Fe shops, was reported
late yesterday to be resting easily
in a Temple hospital.
Miss Lake Cummings has returned
to C. T. A., after n weekend visit
"here with her parents, Mr. and Mis.
Walter Cummings.
Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Ray and guest,
Mrs. W. H. Norman, of Corsicana,
and Misses Myrtle Clayton and Car-
rie Galvin motored to- Glen Rose
Sunday.
Miss Mary Helen Holden of Dal-
las spent the- week-end in Cleburne
•with her mother, Mrs. A. P. Woold-
ridge.
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AMre TomChildress of J/oa Angeles
and Mrs. J. M. Thomas of Dallas are
visiting Mrs Walter Cummings. -
your -earnings is simply organized
mon sense.
Most of the good things of life
Mrs. O. I Kirkham of Dallas is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. J. Ewing
of North Main Street.
Misses Bess Ashly, Mary Spell,
Ora Hardin and Lotaine Crank wer
in’Waxahachie Sunday visiting rela-
tive* and friend*.
Mr. and Mr*.* A. J. Buchanan went
to Dallas yesterday for a week’*
■tay.
Mrs. J. J. Nance and Mrs. T. F.
Fortson who have been visiting rel-
atives in Dallas since Saturday, have
returned home.
Mrs. O. L. Edgar has returned
from Denton where she visited her
daughter, Mis* Ruth Edgar, who is
attending the College of Industrial
Arts.
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No laundry—discard like tissue
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C. L. EDGAR,
President Board of School
Trustees, Cleburne, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Russell and
daughter spent Sunday in Venue
with Mr. Russell’s father, Dr. C. E.
■Russell.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wiseman of San
Antonio were the week end guests
of Mr. and' Mrs. Jess T. Muse and
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wiseman.
J. D. Doby, accompanied by his
■daughter, Mrs. Curtis Poindexter,
motored to Fort Worth yesterday on
business.
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Mrs. H. L. Burton,/Mr. nnd Mrs.
Victor Gerstenkorn and Mickey Cuss
motored to Fort Worth Sunday.
CLEBURNE STATE BANK
Cleburne, Texas
Mr. and Mr*. Ewell D. Walker of
Dallai spent Sunday in Cleburne
with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. T.
R. Walker.
Ray and Roy Dalton and families
of Dallas spent Sunday in this city
visiting Mr*. J. A. Dalton, 304 For-
est Avenue.
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube
25”
Disfiguring
eruptions
quickly
healed
W. H. Clark, Otis Johnson, Bill
Glark and Mr*. R. H. Adir motored
- to Hillsboro Sunday to visit rela-
" tives.
18-K. White Gold
Wedding Rings
$4.00 to $25.00
DIAMOND RINGS
$10.00 to $50.00
And up
Harris Jewelry Co.
Optometrists
115 E. Henderson Street
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Mias Jans Rodger* of St
Louis la a niece of Theo
dor Ora^sor. fannmu nnv •
•list, and on her gradua-
tion from che University
of Missouri she expected
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Mr. and Mrs. Otis Johnson of Fort
Worth spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Massenburg
spent Sunday in Covington with her
parents, Mr..'and Mr*. J. C. Carne*.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Joplin and Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Dunaway spent Sun
day in Clifton visiting Miss Mary
Alice Joplin.
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. right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste—
D9PRIG5S
Phosphate
Baking
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Mr. nnd Mrs. W. IT. Mooreinf Fort
Worth spent Saturday in cieburne
with her sister. Mrs. J. K. Russell,
of North Main Street,
Mrs. Ernest Smith hak returned to
her homein.San, Antonio aften a
week’s visit here with her daughter.
Mrs. Enochs Woffora.
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A dandy good
7-jewel watch
in the popular
16 size, at
■•Horace Yoos attended the con-
vention of the Iten -Biseuit Com-
pany, held in Dallas Saturday and
Sunday. He was joined in Dallas
Sunday by Mrs. Yoe* and little son,
Horace Whitman.
W. L. Simons and family have
moved back into their home at 210
Meredith Street, after having it re-
modeled.
New this week. A sheer
silk and linen weave
for. Summer Costumes.
' Wright Brothers
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Whitewright: Large onion acre-
age planted here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hunter have
returned from Abilene where they
have been for several days en_busi-
ness.
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Miss Otho Pickle, stdent of the
Texas State Normal Co’lege at Den-
ion, spent the week end here with
her parents.__________ '
Victoria: Material arriving for
natural gas sysfem, to be installed.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Fitzgera’d vis-
ited Mr*. J, B. Deck of Gainesville
the past week-end. They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Deck.
vature in this immaculate trans-
Dr. C. L. Edgar left Saturday
night/for Dalhart, Texas, where he
will be on business for a week or ten
days.
Norris Smith, traveling auditor
for the State Comptroller’s Depart-
ment, of Austin, spent yesterday in
this city visiting friends. Mr. Smith
is at present engaged in making an
audit of the tax collector’s office of
Tarrant County;
Miss, Mamie Wiseman, deputy
county clerk, has returned home
from San Antonio, where she spent
the past week as the guest of Mrs.
M. # Thompson. While there she
attended the Battle'of Flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Haynes have
returned from Texarkana, where
Judge Haynes attended the meeting
inf the State Bar Association. They
also visited friends in that section
of the State.
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QUICK SERVICE Wo can take application for a loan, in-
spect property, directors pass on same, attorney examine ab-
nt met and prepare papers and have the money in your hands
in 3 dnys if necessary. Pay off any time and stop interest.
JOHNSON COUNTY BUILDING ASSN.
Mrs. M. L. Huffman will go to
Temple today where she will attend
the Methodist Missionary Confer
enee which is being held Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. She wilt also
attend a banquet Tuesday night, giv-
en by the B. of L. F. and E. and
Ladies Society. She expects to re-
turn hge Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Moon and fam
ily visited relatives in Hillsboro
Bunday.
T. W. Menefee of San Antonio is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. H. L.
Jennings. '
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown and
daughter, Miss Doris, of Arlington,
spent Sunday in this city visiting
Mr. Brown’* mother, Mrs. W; J.
Brown, 209 Featherstone Street.
Mis. Mark Antony nnd Mrs. Wil-
liam Anderson of Dallas motored to
this city yesterday in company with
William Anderson, who is conducting
nweek’s study with the- Bibleat the-
First Presbyterian Church. They re-
turned to their home after being the
luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Kenngrd, 7b9 North Main
Street.
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Mrs. Herbert Keys; who hntbeeh
here visiting Mrs. >W. 8. Speer, left
■yesterday for.Dallas. After short
visits in Dallas and Fort Worth she
will return to her home in Corena,
California.
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fluence. Since the Indians of the!
Mrs. W. H. Norwod of Corsicana
is in Cleburne visiting Mrs. A. D.
Ray. Mrs. Norwood Was formerly
Miss Grace Clayton of this eity.
365 days dependable service
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mattes at the university,
and now she baa a nice
vaudeville contract. Ang
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Latin ary mors.
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susceptible t e eivilizing in
ciatiou.
Miss Ruth Modte; who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis eight weeks
ago, was able-to be-back in school
yesterday for the first time. Miss
Moore is teacher of English in the
fifth and sixth grade* of theJ. N.
Long school.
A party composed of Mrs. W. A.
MeDenald, Misses Emma Abbie Me-
Donald, Henrijo Gale, Mable Thor-
burn, Ruth Tolleson and Norma Will
McDonald and Messrs C. C. Conger,
Tom Abbot of Fort Worth, J, B. Me-
Kemie and Edwin Cann spent the
day in Glen Rose Sunday.
• Miss Louise Walker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. T. R: Walker and stu-
dent of the WeetTexas State Teach-
ers’ College at Canyon, has recently
been installed as president of the
Y. iW. C. A. She has received the
honor of being elected a senior
member of the Schoharship Society.
fancier National Park reservation formation.
took up agriculture, thin mountain
sie bird has eome down into the
valleys, even to mingle with the
barnyard chicken and eat of the
Indian’s wheat, ‘ ,
The Ptarmigan turns pure whits
like n snowshoe rabbit, in the win-
hr time, and the Indian has a
Snap Brim Hats
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Can be made from your old hat.
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Have stopped old hygi-
enic methods to assure
real immaculacy. NEW
way gives true protec-
tion—discards like tissue
-EW modern women but
remploy a new and different
way in hygiene. A way that
supplants the old-time "sani-
tary pad" with true protection.
Wear filmy frocks and light
things . . . any time. Dance,
motor for hours without doubt
or fear.
It is called "KOTEX” . . .
five times as absorbent as the
ordinary cotton pad!
Thoroughly deodorises . . .
thus ending ALL fear of of-
fending. • .
Discards as easily as a
piece of tissue. No laundry.
No embarrassment.
T" You ask for it without hesi-
tancy at any drug or depart-
ment store simply by saying
“KOTEX.” Costs only a few
cents. Proves old ways an-
unnecessary risk.
The Ptarmigan like Indians
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Knight and
daughter and Mr. and • Mrs. E. M.
Raborn and children spent Sunday in
Fort Worth visiting Mr*. J. D.
Brewer.
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OLAOEn PARK, Mont., April
April 13, 1926.
In accordance with the authority
vented in mo by the school laws of
the State of Texas and by the char-
tor of the City of Cleburne, I. Q, L. i
Edgar, , resident of tb« Board ot
School Trustees of Cleburne, Texas,
hereby call an election to be held
in the Oty of Cleburne, Texas, as
-neerperefed for eehool purposes, for
the purpose of electing four (4)
school trustees. Said1 election is or-
- ■l»r«d l» Im Tn^fay Msy 4th
and I hereby designate the City Hall
as the polling place for the voters of
the entire city and appoint A. C.
White presiding ofticer at said elec-
Frank M.
From Mother
"Pleuriny aed an
appendicitis ope ru-
ties left we weak
and nervous, eels
half alive. After the
first buttle ef Taalat
L fkifl ap. i per-
severed and frsw
itrnt" every day.
New / eujey spire- i
did health." W. «
Cea. Hit Hubers
St.. Dallas. Tea
Nature- store
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shelton were
in Fort Worth Saturday and Sunday
attending the convention of the
State Underwriters Insurance Aw
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to teach LAtin. But she
starred in amateur dra. | tion.
sapred regard fur the feathered
Birds That Turn
White in Winter
Held as Sacred
• omnhts the girl poet. "On
• Day. we shall be like the chi)
• the middle ages who went
h to rrusade, seeking the
of some djviuu inspiration.*”
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If your body is weak and under-
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Greenville: Two thousand, house-
holders of this city have joined in
agreement to use natural gas if
this fuel en be' seeured here and 1
the outlook is favorable for this
and other towns in the vicinity to
have nat lira! gus fuel before long.
'b- K. A. Wansley and O. N.
Mutzan , f( last, might for Wichita
Falls, when' they will attend the
Anu 1 State Convention of the
Texas liental Association. They will
be ‘gone Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday,
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".men.
NEW YpRY CITY, April 26.—
, The decrease in the death rate
. among American infants recently
reported by the Health Committee
of the League of Nations will form
I the keynote for community cele-
brat ions on National Child Health
Day, May 1, the American Child
. Health Association announced to-
day.
Governors, mayors, teachers -and
parents will turn out to commemo-
rute the advance which seienee has
made in preserving the lives of
children. ,
Governor A. V. Donahey of nia
and his official staff will lead a
parade of 3,000 Blue Ribbon chil-
dren in Mansfield, Ohio. Mansfield
was one of the communities chosen
five years ago by the Ameridan
Red Cross for a demonstration of
what could be done to improve the
health of children. The ,000
Ribbon boys and, girls are the re-
sult.
In Pennsylvania, Governor Pin-
chot has called for a thorough phy-
sical examination of all school
children in the state'.
In New York City, Healthy Miss
Manhattan, a school girl ehosen for .
her physical perfection, will act
as Health Commissioner for the
day and will issue a proclamation
decreeing that all children are en-
titled to the rights of health and
happiness. . .
- Among those who have endorsed
the day and its purposes are Presi-
dent Coolidge, Secretafy of Com-
. mere* Hoover, „R*crntxri. Agri- -
culture Jardine, William Green,
Head of the American Federation
of Labor, Queen .Elizabeth of the
Belgains and Queen Marie of
Roumanin.
Nathalia Crane, twelve year old
child poet and the author of sev-
eral books, has written a poem
for Child Health Day, called “May
Dreiser’s Niece Goes on the Stage "i.. , wondorru and Jonti
-m 1 1,1 ng 10 set thie chidren. mareli-
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Poole, O. H. Cleburne Morning Review (Cleburne, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 126, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 27, 1926, newspaper, April 27, 1926; Cleburne, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1597766/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Johnson County Historical Collective.