The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 15, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 12, 1927 Page: 4 of 8
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CASS COUNTY SUN
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A. BANUKH W. L. KHWIN
BANGER & ERWI1T
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
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P. T. A. Meeting.
The Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion met. in ular i-MSsion in the
school auditorium lust Thurs-
day afternoon at -i o'clock. The
teacher* and sovera I of the par-
ents were present at this meet-
in;?.
Methods of raisin-.': money for
the benefit of the school were dis-
cussed. It was decided that hot
tamaies would be sold to the
school children at noon Thurs-
day, April 14.
The importance of attending
these meetings is urged upon all
parents. It is your school so
come out and learn more about
its needs and what tbe nssocia
tion in trying to do to Improve
conditions.
Reporter.
Committee Report on S.S. and
B. Y. P. U. Dist. Officers.
We, your committee desire to
make the following recommenda-
tions. We suggest the following
names as officers of this conven-
tion.
S. S. Officers.
Pres. J. B. Spivey, oLAtlanta.
Vice Pres. It. B. Smith, of
Hawkins.
B. Y. P. U. Officers.
Pres. Rev. J. L. Whorten, of
Longview.
Vice Pres. Rev. C. S. Maxson,
of Marshall.
Sec. E. P. Wooten, of Pitts-
burg.
Chorister, Miss Marion Spark
man, of Pittsburg.
The committee recommends
that tbe next session of tbe con-
vention be held with the First
Baptist Church of Pittsburg,
on April 3 and 4, 1028, and offi-
cers are requested to arrauge the
program.
S. D. Lunsford, Chairman.
Allen Turner and L. W. Mar-
tin, Secretary.
~ W/M.*S.
VV. M. S. met with Mrs. I. E.
Lanier April 11 1927.
"A Charge to Keep 1 Have,"
was snng, after which Mrs. W. R.
Lauier gave the devotional. We
were then lead in prayer by Mrs.
Davis. Mesdames Lemmon, Da-
vis and Ellington contributed to
tbe program. Mrs. Narramore
gave a report on tbe Bulletin.
After the program was finished
Mrs. Lanier gave a report on the
Conference she attended last
week.
We will have a Cake Sale at
tbe White House Cafe on Satur-
day afternoon, April 1(5.
Reporter.
Epworth League Program.
Songs—82 198.
Scripture Reading—Leader.
Solo—Fairy Le Humphrey.
Reading—.lohnie L. Lovelace.
Piano jtolo—Mybil Green.
The League time has changed
from 4 o'clock to 5 o'clock.
There will be a League and S.
8. picnic next, Sunday afternoon.
Everone be sure und come.
Reporter.
!&u.b«cFtb« for the Sun.
DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Docket.
State of Texas vs R. T. Cope,
sending anonymous letters, ver-
dict guilty but finds defendant
insane.
State vs Jim Crosslaud, pos-
sessing equipment for manufac-
turing liquor; nol pros.
Oscar Thomas, swindling with
worthless check; nol pros.
George Savage, operating car
with muffler cut out; nol pros.
A. D. Martin, disturbing peace;
plea of guilty, fined $1.00 and
costs.
Willie Skinner, rape; plea of
guilty, five years suspended sen-
tence.
Bill Jefferson, posessing liquor
for sale;'nol pros.
Curtis Hughes, rape; nol pros.
Pete Fredrick, driving car
while intoxicated; nol pros.
Willie Brown, aggravated as-
sault; nol pros.
Ardmore Taylor, burglary;
verdict not guilty.
Morris Smith, selling and pos-
sessing for sale intoxicating liq-
uor; verdict not guilty.
Geo. Foshee, driving car while
intoxicated; plea guilty, fined
#25 and one day in jail.
Albert Henderson, posessing
equipment for manufacturing
liquor; verdict one year in peni-
tenitiary.
Julius Richards, Bessie Rich-
ards and Tom Hood Barnwell,
aggravated assault; dismissed as
to first two defendants. Tom
Hood Barnwell pleads guilty to
simple assault aud is fined $5.00
and costs.
Julius Richards, carryfug a
pistol; nol pros.
Etc met,t Spelling, swindling;
nol pros.
Luther Welch, simple assault;
nol pros.
C. M. Boland, petty thefd; plea
guilty, fined $10 and one day in
jail. (
Auborn Lummus, carrying a
pistol; plea guilty, fined $100
and costs.
Menius White and Bill White,
swindling; nol pros.
Jack Wiley, shooting a cow;
motion to quash complaint sus-
tained.
James Perkins, carrying a pis-
tol; plea guilty, fined $100 and
costs.
Oscar Walker, swindling; not
guilty.
John Culpepper, operating a
lottery; plea guilty, fined '$100
and costs. /
J E Smith, carrying a pistol;
plea guilty, fined $100 and costs
Jim Turner, swindling with
worthless check; plea guilty, fined
$1 and one day in jail.
John Allen, appeal from J. P.
court; verdict not guilty.
Horace Camp, petty theft; plea
guilty, fiued $10 und one day in
jail.
11 I) Martin, swindling with
worthless check; plea guilty,
fined $5 and one day in jail.
Edwin Davis, aggravated as-
sault; verdict not guilty.
S B Newby, swindling; verdict
not guilty.
Dewey Butts, assault to mur-
der; plea guilty, fiued $25 and
costs.
O S Adams, driving car while
intoxicated; plea guilty, fihed
#50 and costs.
James Perkins, assault to mur-
der; verdict not guilty.
Star Heard, theft of cattle; nol
pros.
T B Neese, potty theft ; nol proa
Mack Peoples, possessing
equipment for manufacturing
liquor; one year in penitentiary.
Will Lee Jones, theft of hog;
verdict not guilty.
Joe Hedges, theft; jury verdict
two years in penitentiary. New
trial granted,
Lewis Browning, operating
slot machine; plea guilty; fined
$100 anu costs.
Roberta Johnson, carrying a
pistol; plea guilty to rudely dis-
playing a pistol, fined $1 and
cests.
Mattie Johnson, carrying a
pistol; plea guilty to rudely dis-
playing a pistol; fined $1 aud
costs.
"An Old Fashioned
Mother" Greatly Enjoyed
"An Old Fashioned Mother,"
played by tbe Young Peoples
Missionary Society at the school
auditorium Saturday night, was
a great success and was very
much enjoyed by a large crowd.
Bob Daniel and Lessie Stone fur-
nished the fun for the occasion,
and Francis Wiilard Lovelace
played the old fashioned mother
to perfection. All the players
did well aud those attending cer-
tainly got their money's worth.
The play is to be carried to
Hughes Springs Friday night.
Linden Girl Wins
at District Meet.
Birdie Lou Erwin of the Liu-
den school, representing Cass
county at the District Interschol-
astic League Meet in Texarkana
Friday night, which is composed
of eight counties, won 1st place
in Senior Girls High School De-
clatnatioas. She goes to Austiu
the latter part of April to repre-
sent this district in the State
contests.
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Miss Berta Mae Wallace
visiting relatives in Denison.
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BANKS
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
The Cass County State
Bank At Linden,
at Linden, State of Texas, at the close
of business on the 23rd day of March,
1927, published in The Cass County Sun,
a newspaper printed and published at
Linden, State of Texas, on the 12'h d;iy
of April, 1927.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts, undout-
edly good on personal or
collateral security - $87,239.41
Loans secured by Real Estate
worth at least twice the
amount leaned thereof 7,450.00
Overdrafts undoubtedly good 2,007.11
Real Estate (banking house) 1,800.00
Other Real Estate - - 21,005.35
Furniture and Fixtures - 1,850.00
Cash on hand 2,430.04
Due from approved reserve
agents - - 4,431.24
Interest in Depositors Guar-
anty Fund
Profit and loss
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M
ilk Hosiery is no longer an extrava-
gant luxury. Style has made it a
necessity. Great care should be taken in
choosing hosiery that will retain its
beauty after many wearings.
You are assured of this in wearing
Wayne-Knit. They are one inch longer
than most stockings the same sine a,nd
price.
$1.50 and $1.95
M. D. GIVENS
1,258.00
4,092.29
Warren Springs Dots.
We are having some pretty
weather at present, ami most of
tbe farmers have planted their
crops.
Miss Viola Anderson was the
guest of Miss Pauline Kirkland
last Monday night.
Noah Paul Brown and wife, of
near Linden, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs Loua
Powell.
Messrs John Cowgil,Otis Wash-
ington and Less Cox were guests
of H. W. Ilanes Sunday.
Messrs Fred Holland and Jim
Fore motored up to Douglass-
yille Sunday.
Mr. John liollingsworth, from
Crosby, Texas, spent, a few dayw
with bin daughter, Mrs. Frank
Kirkland.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sehoolfidd,
of Trees, La., spent .Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs jfecil Carter.
Our school was oat Friday.
At the close we had a nice pro-
cram iintl ;< pot stew. Every-
body enjoyed themselved.
A Happy "Kid."
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The deg who dropped bis
bone in tbe water because the
reflection looked so much bi({-
lier, must liMve been relation to
the folks who ijo «>r send awuy
from home* to buy goods.
Total
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Undivided Profits net
Due to banks and bankers
subject to check,
Individual Deposits.subject to
check on which no inter-
est is paid
Time certificate of deposit
Public Funds on Deposit
County $30,913.53
School 9 551.38
Total
Cashiers Check Outstanding
Bills Payable
Federal Land Bank
Total
40,464.91
103.69
25,000,00
650.00
$133,574.00
STATE OF TEXAS, \
County of Cass. ) We Wesley Morse
as President, and I. Ii. Lanier as cash-
ier of said bank, each of us, do sol-
emnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowledge and
belief.
WESLEY MORSE, President.
I. E. LANIER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 4th day of April, A. D. 1927.
CHAS. C. HIN.ES,
Notary Public, Cass County, Texas
Correct—Attest:
I. N. MARETT,
A. C. NELSON,
O. G. MINES,
Directors.
$133,574.00
20,000.00
2,136.17
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37,114.01
1,171.79
SaSmojti Prevents Goitre
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^ALMON as a preventive of
goitre is one of the newest dis-
coveries of science, and one
which is attracting unusual interest,
due to the recent sprend of goitre,
not only among adults but also among
school children.
That salmon eaten plentifully will
prevent goitre has been known for
some time, since that fish contains
iodfne, the lack of which is one of
the causes of goitre both in men and
animals. There is a large goitrous
region in the United States which in-
cludes the territory neighboring the
Great Lakes, and much of the states
of Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Da-
■kotas, Montana, Utah, Colorado,
jEastern Oregon and Washington.
i Physicians have discovered that
|wha> the gland has not enlarged but
is starved for iodine, the provision
of iodine will prevent goitre, but when
the gland has already enlarged, the
advice of a specialist should be ob-
tained before taking iodine.
A recent investigation of the iodine
content of canned salmon has been
engaged in by the Seattle Laboratory,
of the National Canncrs' Association
and the study has revealed that this
commodity is particularly high in
iodine.
Housewives will do well to serve
salmon several times each week in'
some of its various tempting forms.;
As a meat course, a salmon steak
taken from the can and heated, served
with butter sauce and garnished with
parsley is a very appetizing dish. For
entrees and salads it is one of the
most colorful and delightful dishes ow
the menu.
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 15, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 12, 1927, newspaper, April 12, 1927; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth340750/m1/4/: accessed June 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.