Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1921 Page: 6 of 8
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TEMPLE DAILY TELEGRAM, TEMPLE, TEXAS, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1921.
Giving Thanks
For our own personal blessings we give thanks; for the
measure of prosperity that has been ours; for freedom
of thought and action; for the many advantages that
we enjoy.
Our business has shown a decided progress and
growth during the past year; and we are thankful that
we have been able to serve our patrons with depend-
able merchandise of known worth.
Brady & Black Hdw. Co.
Than sgiving
Day
To each of our patrons
and and friends we ex-
tend the wish that your
Day of Thanksgiving may
be everything that the
anniversary stands for in
the traditions of history
and happy home life.
J. J. BOOKER
druggist
tj:m rnovi: '
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Business Good
With Us
The year has been good to us.
We sincerely thank our pat-
rons for their patronage and
we promise to do even better
by them, if possible, than ever
before. We are members of
the Reciprocity Club—come
join it.
Sellers Mattresses
115 South Main Street
Telephone 252
Thanksgiving
Greetings
And many many good
wishes for all of my
friends. Language is but
a poor vehicle for ex-
pression of an emotion.
We can't say what we
feel, but let it go at this:
Thankful for the many
big blessings and the
splendid patronage ac-
corded us during the
past year.
Temtex Seed &
Floral Co.
| CITY NEWS BRiErej LlOSed 1 Otlay
Thirteen Club.
The Thirteen club will meet with
Mi's. P. L. Downs Jr., Friday after-
noon at S o'clock.
Birth Notice.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mc-
Collum, IB North Tenth street, an
eight pound girl, on Nov. 21.
Mrtli Notlcc.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Mur-
phy, 103 North Nineteenth street, a
six-pound boy, Wednesday, Nov. 23.
Double Holiday.
The city schools will have four
straight holidays with the double
Thanksgiving holiday announced yes-
terday. A number of the teachers
are planning to attend the ann.ial
teachers' association convention in
Dallas.
New Teiejilioiie Directories.
The winter directory of tho Texas
Telephone company was distributed
yesterday. This directory, one of the
best appearing directories and most
conveniently arranged the company
has Issued, contains approximately
2,000 subscribers' names.
Y. M C. A. Movie Show.
The Y. M. C. a. weekly free motion
picture show will be held tonight in
the gymnasium at 7:30 o'clock. The
fol|pwing six reel program will be giv-
en: "Passing of the Boom," "Grape
Juice Industry," "Hawaiian Islands,"
Ford Educational Weekly and com-
edy, "Dollar's Worth."
Thanksgiving Day finds us
In mood to truly represent the
significance of the Day we
honor to God for His many
blessings.
The year has been the best
in the history of our business
—loyalty to old and new
friends has made It bo, and
new friends has made it so,
and these we thank also.
Beard Grocery Co.
11th and Avenue G
Telephones: 1100, 1101, 1102
Real Turkey Dinner
an early hour this morning, storing
their cars in Waco garages until to-
night. Still other large parties went
overland to College Station. Bell
county will be well represented by
football fans from both schools, and
P. I* Downs Jr., president of the
county A. and M. club, said that pne
of the biggest A. and M. delegations
that has ever attended a game from
here will be present. Many young
people will remain ovqr for the home-
coming and dance tonight.
Quiet in Juarei.
The ice manufacturers who attend-
ed the convention at El Paso this
week were the best behaved conven-
tion crowd that ever visited Juarez, J.
C. Mitchell of the Temple Icc and Re-
frigerating company said El Paso
newspapers quoted the Juarez pollc>
officials as saying.
"They spent a good part of two days
and evenings In Juarez and I mixed
with their crowds quite a bit," said
Jose Carmona, police interpreter.
"Not once did anyone of them act In
the slightest boisterous manner, and
I can say that if every crowd In
Juarez were as law-abiding, we
wouldn't need any police force."
A $2.00 Turkey Dinner for 7Sc at
Martin Hotel today, noon and night.
I/enily In I'nnls.
W. S. T.otnly of Temple, grand chan-
c llor of the Grand I.odge, Knights of
Pythias of Texas, paid an official visit
to the Ennls lodge Monday night, ac-
cording to word received here. He
was entertained at dinner at the coun-
try club. A luge delegation from
C'orsieana and visitors from other
lodg s in Tex;_s attended.
Two >1 ire Arrests.
Two additional arrests yesterday on
charges of receiving stolen property
hpiiv h tthe total number of persons
| implicated in II19 recent wave of bur-
sary to 23. Some are charged with
three to eleven counts and tho total
number of charges is already from
40 to 50. Officers are still at w* k
on the various cases.
Thankful
All Over
Not just in spots, but in
every way the mind is
turned, we find causes for
thankfulness, and this
day, as every day, we ap-
p r e ei ate the blessings
which are showered upon
the people of this com-
munity. Our own share
is liberal, and we are do-
ing our best to deserve
some of the many favors
which are coming to us.
Bell Floral Co.
Phone 7-7-7
Today We
The Place to Buy What You
Want
is from the man who has what you
want, and who is in position to give
you the best values for the least
money.
THAT IS WHAT WE CAN DO
JOHN MAY LUMBER CO.
Temple Floor Sweep Approved
Cuticura Soap
■IS IDEAL*
For the Hands
Softp.OIntnwnt.Tklrom.Sr.ftTOTwherv. Fornmpln
»ddr«»«: C«tl««r» Utwutort—JfrpM. HUluKu
Famous Ja|> Coming.
Taro Miyake, famous Japanese
wrestler who has just finished a tour
of the big cities of the south ast and
has wrestled twice recently with Tex-
as wrestlers, has signed up with Bud
1'nderwood, local promoter, to appear
in Temple on the night of Friday,
D c. 2. The Jap, a 179 pounder, Is
consider a marvel and has played to
crowded houses on the vaudeville
stage In addition to his wrestling
matches. Underwood said last night
that he will get Charlie Pentrop, Kln-
kie Gardner or John Kllonis to m^et
the Jap here, though Rentrop Is the
most probable opponent
A turkey, of course, if it's to
be a real Thanksgiving dinner.
The Thanksgiving turkey is a
fixture in our national cus-
toms, just as though it were
written into the constitution.
Thanksgiving Day will be fit-
tingly observed at
Holden's Cafe
today, with a Turkey Dinner
of remarkable excellence. And
it is as customary for folks in
Temple to go to Holden's Cafe
for something good to eat as if
it. were written into the city's i
charter. Bring the family or
guests to Holden's Cafe today
and enjoy the nearest thing to
a real home-cooked meal it
has been your pleasure to eat
for a long, long time. We feel
that you will be missing a
treat if you pass up this big
Turkey dinner — something
you will not want to miss.
Therefore, we cordially invite
you to dine with us today be-
tween the hours of 11 a. m.
and 4 p. m.
Holden's Cafe
BILL HOLDEX, Proprietor
"The Man Who Feeds the
People"
TimnkF.giving K|ieelul Dinner
Busy i tee Cafe, all cloy today.
at
Give
hanks
And we have many tilings to
be thankful for this Thanks-
giving Day. Our business has
been much better this year
than we ever dared to-hope,
for which we are grateful to
our friends and customers.
,We have tried to give every
one a square deal, but if we
■ have failed in some instances
1 we assure you that the failure
' was not intentional.
1
| Our store is closed today.
! Open for business as usual Fri
' day morniug, at which time we
■ solicit your patronage. Free
delivery of all grocery orders.
mmmtomi frodtwu.
CALE BROS.
■ "As Nftr •• Tour Telephone"
Phones: 1600. 1601, 1602
Many Children
in United States
Are Poorly Fed
(Associated I'ress Dispatch.)
Xew York, Nov. 22.—The National
] Tuberoculosis association reported to-
day that more than 5,000,000 school
children in the United States were
suffering from malnutrition.
To correct this, the association soon
will put into effect an unique' plan for
instructing these children in correct
health habits. The plan has been de-
veloped with the aid of I)r. W. K. P.
EmersOn of Boston, nutrition expert.
Each child will be required through
his teacher and parents to submit a
card indicating daily performances of
II health chores. The cards read:
"I was weighed this week on the
lay checkod (x).
'Besides a good breakfast and tho
noon and evening meals, 1 ate mid-
morning and afternoon lunches, as di-
rected.
"I ate only wholesome food today,
including vegetables, fruit, and ai.
least a pint of milk, as directed; and
tried always to eat and drink slowly.
"I drank four glasses of water,
some before each meal, and drank no
tea. coffee, nor any injurious drinks.
I was in bed last night ten or more
hours, as directed, windows open.
"I rested lying down not less than
25 minutes both this forenoon and
this afternoon.
"I played In the fresh air today, ex-
ercising for the time and In the way
directed.
"I washed my hands before each
meal today.
"I brushed my teeth thoroughly
after breakfast and aftor tho evening
meal.
"I took a full bath on each of the
days of the week that is checked (*)."
By doing these chores for five to
fifteen weeks, the child becomes a
squire, knight or knight baronet,'and
is entitled to wear the Insignia of the
Modern Health Crusade. When he
gains nnrmal weight, he may earn ad-
vanced honors, by performing stand-
ard Modern Health Crusade rhores
and be admitted to the Health Hound
Table through physical fitness tests.
Important Ifctl Cross Meeting.
C. M. Campbell, chairman of the
Bell County Bed Cross chapter, has
called all committee chairmen and
Bed Cross workers in the coming roll
call drive to meet at the Temple
Chamber of Commerce Friday after-
noon at 3 o'clock. Final instructions
for the campaign next week will to
given at this time, and It is impera-
tive that all connected with the cam-
paign be present, Mr. Campbell said
yesterday. Committees have been ap-
pointed for Temple and all surround-
ing towns and villages In the cotinty
and these are called upon to attend
this final meeting with the county
chairman, Mr. Campbell, and the roll
call chairman, W. A. Spencer.
: PERSONAL MENTION t
Rev. J. W. Montgomery Is visiting
friends in Temple a few days.
Mrs. J. H. Bowles will leave today
for a week end visit with her sister,
Mrs.-Will 11. Hill, at Pallas.
Miss Jennie Spencer is In Pallas
visiting the schools and will attend th°
Staio Teachers' convention,
*
Edwin C. Calhoun of Southwestern
university is visiting over Thanksgiv-
ing with his father, B. II. Calhoun, IIS
North Third street.
Misses Madge and Mildred Budd
are spending the Thanksgiving holi-
days with their sister, Miss Hilda
Iludd, at C. I. A., Denton
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harris have as
Thanksgiving guests, Mr. Harris'
mother, Mrs. M. E. Harris, and niece, j
Miss Hamilton, of McGregor.
Mrs. Boy Willoughby and family,
Fred, Ross and Bessie, have gone to
spend Thanksgiving in the home of
Mrs. Guss Ford, Scalborn, Texas.
Mrs. W. Goodrich Jones of Dallas,
one of the founders of the Every-
woman's party, will arrive here today
to attend the annual woman's Thanks-
giving party tonight,
Mrs. W. B. Dobbins of Dallas and
her two little daughters, Bess Bald-
win and Mary Joe, are visiting Mrs.
Dobbins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. V.
Nichols, in North Park.
Off for Bryan.
Scores of persons planned last night
to attend the Texas-A. and M. football
game at College Station today. A
special train went from Wraco on the
Southern Pacific with a cafeteria in
the baggage car, four Pullman cars
and a long string of chair cars. This
train will return tonight to Waco
about 10 o'clock. Many Temple par-
ties went to Waco by automobile at
A $2.00 Turkey Dinner for 75c at
Martin Hotel today, noon and night.
Tlutnksffiving Special Dinner at
Busy IVee Cafe, all day today.
A $4.00 Dictionary—Just the thin?
for the student and teacher—at the
Daily Telegram office today for 98c.
See coupon.
Special Thanksgiving Dinner
At Moss Rose Cafe Today
11:30 a. m. to 11 p. m.
Thanksgiving Special Dinner
llusjr Bee Cafe, all day today.
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O •r-a-
Special Music By Moss Rose Orchestra!
We are thankful because of the splendid patronage we have enjoyed in our
new restaurant. We are thankful because we have been able to provide so
fully and so efficiently a big Special Turkey Dinner for our friends to come
here and enjoy on this day of Thanksgiving.
•
You'll be thankful that you visited the Moss Rose today, where the best
dinner yet prepared by our chef awaits you. Not the le?/ t of the pleasures of
the day will be
Special Musk By Moss Rose Orchestra!
✓
Come and bring your friends with you. A big feast awaits you ?"•' Thanks-
giving Day is the occasion of feast. Special service.
Om Tkis
Tkanaksgkkg Pay
We wish to take this opportunity of thanking our
many customers and friends for their liberal patron-
age given us this year.
We appreciate your business and extend to you
a cordial invitation to visit us more often.
McCelvey-Hsurtaiaaiim
All Goods Marked in Plain American Figures
Dolls, Toys, Gift Goods
Hardware, Qucensware
THANKSGIVING
We are thankful for your generous patronage and wish
for everyone a happy and joyous Thanksgiving.
We will be ready to serve you blight and early to-
morrow.
THE FAIR
THE ONLY KACKKT. STORE IN TEMPLE
\V. S. Callaway on the Job
'First" fungstcn and
Nitrogen Globes
Devoir's Paints and
Varnishes
In Observance of America's Annual Day of
Thanksgiving
This Bank Will Be Closed All Day Today
It is with pleasure that we conform to this annual cus-
tom set aside so long ago by tho founders of this great
Nation—a day of thanksgiving to the Almighty for the
bountiful blessings bestowed upon a people. The offi-
cers of this bank are thankful for the confidence which
the people have reposed in them, and thankful for our
splendid growth.
Farmers State Bank
A. L. FLINT, President
C. D. SEYBOLD, Cashier
THANKFUL
For Prosperous Business
Our business has prospered in unusual degree during the
year closing with this Thanksgiving occasion. With deep
thankfulness to the Overruling Providence and to the
Friends and neighbors who have been loyally our sup-
porters, we are deeply thankful.
DOERING MOTOR CO., Temple
BELTON MOTOR CO., Belton
HOLLAND MOTOR CO., Holland
We Are Thankful—
Surely we have cause to be thankful when our business
experience is reviewed. We have been favored in so
many ways by the people of Temple and this section,
for which we are truly thankful. And we are showing
our appreciation by erecting a modern warehouse,
which will give us increased and modern facilities for
caring for our trade. We shall strive to continue to be
deserving of your patronage.
V. Kemendo Co.
Congratulations
Mutual congratulations are due—we people of Bell coun-
ty are extraordinarily blessed.
On our part we are thankful to the giver of all good,
and thankful to our friends who have honored us with
their patronage. The growth of this business would
not have been possible without your confidence In our
ability to manufacture and sell the best products. Come
to see us often. r
Sunset Milling Co.
TEMPLE, TEXAS
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Ingram, Charles W. Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 5, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 24, 1921, newspaper, November 24, 1921; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth467795/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.