The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 3, 1927 Page: 4 of 8
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EDITORS AND PROPBIETOBS.
CUKCA.S8 COUNTY SUN published «rety
Tu t J&y, Is ent«ed *t the Linden oottofflce
aa Second CI&bs matter.
Obituary ooticcs and cards of thanks
«ill be inserted at Five cents pel li e.
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In ADVANCE.
C. of C Meeting.
The Linden Chamber of Com-
merce and Asriculture met at
tbw Court House Tuesday night
in regular meeting. Attendance
good and a vnry enthusiastic
meeting whs held. Board of
Directors vraH increased from ten
to thirty. Sloan Taylor, Willie
Kuight, A. NV. Henderson, S. W.
Hatcher, A .J Nelson, Elmer
Brown, W L Brwin, I N Marett,
E S Cochran, Cal Williams, D fl
Nelson, A M Allday, Lee Hum-
phrey, Dr. C E Davis, J J Eller,
Burr S Cameron, C R Newland,
W R Lanier, Dr. O R Taylor and
J D Boon were added to Board
of Directors. Regular meeting
time fixed as 2nd aud 4th Tues-
day uights. Board of Directors
will meet on call of Chairman
Board of Directors will act as
program committee for year,
mapping out a definite line of
work to be accomplished by Sec-
retary and Board of directors
during year.
Plan of work outlined at pres-
ent as follows: Securing a cream
station, completion of highways
No. 8 and 48, working with
County Commissioners to get
all lateral roads.in Linden trade
territory in good condition, the
fostering of community interest
and good will between town and
country. An effort will also be
made to Beeure water system for
thecity. The Chamber of Com-
merce will at all times coopper-
ate with board of trustees to
better our hcIiooIh. Removal of
differential on our freight also
being discunsed with R. R. own
ers. Rev. Lunsford and Rev,
Moon were appointed;' to raise
funds for relief of flood sufferers,
funds to be bandied through red
cross.
Best efforts of organization
will be used in helping promote
Cass County fair.
8. L. Henderson, Sec.
B. Y. P. U
May 8th 1927.
Business
Bible Drill—Bible Leader.
Introduction—President.
A Mother in-laws' Misfortune-
Mr. Sloan Penny.
Charantor Determined by
Choice—Mary K. Newland:
Ruth Ready for Work—Mary
Belle Lemuion.
Boaz the Generous—Earl Cur-
tis.
Courtship and bnppv Marriage
—Mildred Wallace.
Lessons totatrtKfram' Ruth—
Vallie Perser:
Benediction.
Every ouh come and4 Ker on
time.
Keport&r.
Licensed to Wed.
Guy Mitchell and Miss (frna
D. Westmoreland.
J. O Taie and Miss lis Jones.
Henry Mxlnne and Miss An-
nie Lee Mitchell
Tramble Heilderson and Hat
tie M« «n.
Wiley Gibsou ai d Oscello
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DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Docket.
State of Texas vs Ed Cham-
bers. disturbing the peace, plea
guilty, flued ?l and costs,
Oliver Epps, aggravated as-
Bault; plea guilty to disturbing
the peace. fined f 1 and costs.
Oliver Epps, carrying pistol;
nol pros.
State vs Terrell Skelton, build-
ing obstruction on public road}
jury waived, defendant found
not guilty by the court.
State vs J. L. Watts, swind-
ling with worthless check; nol
pros.
State vs Eb Ray, carrying a
pistol; plea guilty, fined $100
and 60 days in jail.
State vs Bernice Whitfield, pet-
ty swindling; plea guilty, fined fl
and 1 day in jail.
State vs Robert Gardner, pet-
ty theft; judgment not guilty.
State vs Raymond Endsley.
assault to rape; fined f 25 and
costs.
State vs Eb Ray assault to
murder; plea guilty to aggravat-
ed assault, fined $25 and 60
days in jail.
State vs Ira Haden, murder;
50 years in penitentiary.
State vs F. L. Simpson, theft;
plea guilty, fined $1 and 1 day
in jail.
Civil Docket.
W P Wiggins vs Mrs Mary
Wiggans, divorce granted to de-
fendant on her cross action and
her former name of McKinney
restored.
Drew Porter vs Bob Nickel-
berry, appeal; judgment for
plaintiff for amount sued for, to
which appeal is taken to the
Court of Civil appeals at Texar
kana.
Evelyn Windham vs D B Wind
ham divorce granted.
Ed Reed vs Louisa Reed, di-
vorce granted.
D. R. Collicoate vs T. & P. R.
Ry Co., appeal; by agreement
W O Lemmon substituted as
party plaintiff instead of D R
Collicoote judgment for.'plaintiff
for $83.31, {to which defendant
expects and ;gives notice of ap-
peal ta the Court of Civil appeal
at Texarknne.
Cass Co. {State Bank vs Ellie
Givens suit on|noti; judgment for
for plaintiff for amount sued for.
L F Allday et al vs Ii McCain
suit: on note; judgment by de-
fault for plaintiff
W. P. Rily vs J M O.Rearet al
suit on note; judgment for plain-
tiff for amount sued for.
Cass Co State Bank vs .1 W
Barker, suit on note; judgment
by default for plaintiff for
amount sued for.
Mrs N M Burton et al vs
Bloomburg State Bank, suit to
recover money and property;
settled and dismissed.
Leona Epps vs Oliver Epps,
divorce granted.
Virgil Jatnes vs Bertha James,
divorce granted.
Ladonia Jones vs E. E. JoneB,-
divorce granted.
Charlie Booth vs Winnie Booth
divorce granted.
Motion Docket.
Motions for new trials in each'
of the following cases were over-
ruled and appeals were taken to
|the Court of Civil Appeals at
iTexarkana: R. E. Johnson vs
East Texas Public Service Co:;-
Atlanta Motor Co. vs A T Dan>-
car,Sim Haskins et al vs W L
Henderson; Mrs. Mary Fant et
sH% Bankers Health & Accident
Ins. Co.; Mrs. Irene Oden et al vs
T.&.P. Ry. Co.
State vs Albert Henderson,
motion for uew trial overruled
and avpeal is taken to the Court
tof Criminal Appeals at Austin.
SCHOOL CLOSING.
The Linden school is closing
out a very successful term this
week.
The graduating class began
their exercises at the Bnptist
church Suoday with Rev. R. B
Mooii preaching the baccalau
reate sermon, which wa9 iu class
with the best we have ever
heard.
The commencement exercises
were held lastuight with all the
class members taking part in
the following program. Saluta
tory, Bounie Erwio; Prayer,
L. L. Harper; Glass History,
Birdie Lou Erwin; Class Poem,
Lucille Hays; Class Eisay, Alice
Lambert; Class Prophecy, Reese
Peebles* Class Will Morris Hum-
phrey; Valedictory, Prudie
pates; Address, JEteV. S. D. Luns
ford; Presentation of Diplomas,
W. T. Stauford, Pres. School
Board.
- Musical Recital.
Miss Azelle Stanley will pre-
sent her pupils in Piana recital
Monday evening May 9th, 1927
at 8 o'clock P. M., at the Bap-
tist church. The public is in-
vited.
clipping
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Epworth League Program.
May 8,1927.
Subject—Our Vocation and our
Avocations.
Leader—Mildred Henderson.
^Scripture Reading (Epbeians
4: 20-24; 1 Corinthians 3: 6-16)
—Leader.
Vocation and Avocation—Ju-
lia Eller.
Qualities Needed in God's Ser-
vants—Mary Harper.
Aloneness and Vision—Lessie
Stone.
Special Song-
Optimism and Consecration—
Morris Edd Baker.
Aspiration and Tenacity—Pru
die Cates.
Initiative aud Obedience—Mil
dred Baber.
Nerve—Newell Lummus.
The League took charge of
church service last Sunday eve-
ning and rendered a helpful pro
gram. The program was baspd
on Home. We learned that
"Home ain't a place that gold
can buy or get up in a minute.
Afore it's home there's got to be
a heap O'livin' in it."
Every one is invited out to the
League each Sunday at 6:45.
Reporter.
"HTbTciutT
Home Demonstration Club
metin the home ot Mrs Homer
Grubbs last Thursday at regular
hour. House called to order by
President. Led in prayer by
Mrs. Henderson. Minutes read
and approved. Each one re-
sponded to roll call/ by naming
their most becoming color.
Had a good report sent in from
only five mem hers of work done
and we urge each one to seud in
their reports to Secretary so as
Ho get up a full report.
Program was carried out in
full iu a moit interesting and
instructive way, a-mf we not on-
Fy spent a very profitable after-
noon but a pleasant one also
All who miss this opportunity
to be with us should come as we
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have "Krae Admission " Had
15 present, 3 new members.
Will meet with Mrs. Brick
Grifiin on Saturday, May 8«b.
Miss Rav will demonstrate
"cake and icing's" for us. Dis-
missed in prayer by Mrs Morse.
Reporter.
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 3, 1927, newspaper, May 3, 1927; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth341418/m1/4/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Atlanta Public Library.