The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 382, Ed. 1 Monday, April 16, 1923 Page: 4 of 4
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millinery
Banking Service
_Every man’s one great principle in life should be, to
be of service to others. The same principle holds good for
business institutions.
—That is how this Bank has grown, by rendering
prompt and efficient service.
—MAY WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE?
Citizens National Bank
GARNER ORATORS
SWEEP FIELD AT
DISTRICT MEET
PYTHIANS AND LIONS
TO PLAY REAL BALL
GAME TUESDAY AT 5;30
Just one round of baseball and bas-
ketball games, after another marked
the all day picnic held at Spring Creek
last Saturday. The games started in
the forenoon and continue!! until all
•were satisfied that Spring Creek held.
_We were never more gloriously ready to supply the ,
Smart Demands of the Moment.
—TODAY’S EXPRESS brings a large shipment of the
Mid-Spring Millinery Styles for your inspection.
—TOMORROW is the first showing of the New, Beauti-
ful Collection of Mid-Spring Millinery.
—This shipment is composed of Popular Priced Milli-
nery.
PRICED
$4.95-$6.75-$9.75
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Tomorrow afternoon at the Fair
Park (Jin’ra! Jo Judun's Pythian base-i
ball club will engage the team of'
Lions, guided by His Highness, Worth
Barnett. Lion Tamer, Supreme.
Tho Lions have a good team it is
the upper hand in both styWS of play- alleged and the Pythians have a good
Jng. | bunch and a fast game is expected, j
The main event was the baseball! The diamond at Fair Park is in
game between Spring Creek and Di- good shape and with favorable weather
cev which Spring Creek won by the I conditions a game that will please
score of 11 to 10. Dill and Winstead I the most fastidious will no doubt be
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formed the battery for the Creekera, pulied off.
—EVERY MAN IN THE EMPLOY OF THIS BANK takes ;;
a personal pride in its growth ar.d strength.
—IF YOU DO BUSINESS HERE, you will certainly get real ;;
Bar,king SERVICE.
while Pearson, Walden and Smith
looked after the Dicey interests. Di-
oev was leading until the last inning!
The batteries for the evening have
not been announced yet, but likely
Graeey and Woodburn will work for
when Walden gove up a hit and a, the Pythians and Gregory and Barnett
walk and then put one where Dill for the Lions.
could roach it for a three bagger. It I Everybody interested in baseball
was a good game considering the fact and who can get down to the Bark
that the weather has not been warm by 5:30 o’clock will be amply repaid
and the players have not sufficiently, for their time and exertion getting
worked out. j there as well as encourage the boys
Spring Creek won a basketball gam* j who are trying to keep Weatherford
from Harmony by the scoreof 20 to 5 on the map and out of the “Dead-as-a-
and another basketball game from Di- Door-Nail” class,
oey by the score of 16 to 15.
The exhibits of the work by the, NORTH SIDE BAPTIST
schoo’ children, in both department*
under Miss Oliie Myers and Miss Ka-
tie Lou Shaw, were the best ever
shown at Spring Creek, which Is in-
deed a good record. There was plen-
ty of dinner on the ground for the
large crowd, and the day was
sjjpnt by every one present.
First State Bank of Weatherford
THE GUARANTY FUND BANK
Personal Mention
WOMEN AT McDADE’S
Knights of Pythias
Work in Third Rank will be put on
tomorrow night. Several Brothers
from other lodges will be present and
a good attendance is desired. Let all
members of the team please bear In
jnind the hour.
The .Women’s Auxiliary of North
Side Baptist Church will have charge
of McDade’3 Dry Goods Store, Wednes-
day the 18th and ask all their friends
well to call and buy of them. They are
working for the church..
MRS. GEO. GORE, Pres.
MRS. U. E. HASLEY, Sec.
PLEATING
—ACCORDEON
—KNIFE AND
—BOX PLEATS
—RUFFLES ETC.
PHONE 120
Card of Thanhs
We desire to extend our thanks and
appreciation for the acts of kindness
and courtesies of our friends anl
neighbors during the ihness and death
of our beloved hushauo and father.
We appreciate all tha* was done for
us.
MRS. W. F. BRADSHAW
J. F BRADSHAW
R. B. pRADSHAW
MRS. W. G. COCKEREL
MRS. H. D. TRUESDALE
MRS. H. A, TEMPLETON.
Buy of, us at McDade’s store next
Wednesday. NORTH SIDE BAP-
TIST WOMEN.
HERALD WANT ADS GET RESULT8
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Robert Braselton was in Cleburne
Saturday.
Roswell Eubank was in Fort Wortn,
Sunday.
I Glen Thomas and Preston Woody
motored to Millsap, yesterday.
'Miss Minnie D. Coffin of Dallas was
the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hutcheson.
Mr. and Mrs: W. E. Scott motored to
Fort Worth, Sunday.
George Fritz and family visited
friends in Fort Wrorth, Sunday.
George Fant and family motored to
Fort Worth yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Arnold of Fort
Worth were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Squyres.
Mack Huffaker, Everett Taylor and
Ervin Judia motored to Fort Worth
yesterday.
. Mrs. Jack Barnett of Denison, is
here visiting her parents, -Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Bunch. >
J. B. Mederies of this city, who has
been at Cross Plains for several weeks
has returned to Weatherford.
Miss Hester Maddox has returned
from a several days’ visit with re'u
tives in Fort Worth.
Miss Ima Lee Thomas, of Eastland,
; is here for a week’s visit with her
brother, Glenn Thomas and friends.
Mr. and Mre. Albert Donovan of Dal-
las were here yesterday visiting Mr.,
and Mrs. Arthur Akard.
Mrs Tommy Allen, of Garner, was
granted a divorce form H. J. Allen,
in district court Monday morning.*
Joe Pickard and family, of Dallas,
spent Sunday here the guests of Mr.
5 and Mrs. John Baker.
Ernest Glazner, mechanical superin-
tendent of the Ranger Daily Times
was a visitor in Weatherford, today.
George Taylor Buchanan, of Wichita
Falls, is looking ’em over in the “City
Beautiful" today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sandlin and
family went to Glen Rose yesterday on
a visit with Mr. Sandlin’s parents.
,T. P. Booles returned to Ranger this
morning after spending a few days
with his family here.
George Huffman of Dallas was here
yesterday visiting his mother, Mrs. O.
L. Huffman. /
Mrs F. S. Heffner has gone to Aus-
tin where she will visit her daughter.
Miss Aline Heffner, who is attending
the State University
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dilbeck motored
to Fort Worth yesterday and visited
Mrs. Dilbeck’s sister,’ Mrs. Walter
Copps and family and other relatives.
Mrs. C. B. Hambilton who has been
visiting here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. Darby, has returned to
her home in Mineral Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Walker, of Fort
Worth .were Sunday visitors in the
city, the guests of A. A. Everett and
family.
Miss Jewell Bratton returnd to Dal-
las yesterday after spending the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. C. Bratton.
Mrs. Mabel Nash, of the Consolation
community, spent the week-end here
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
AT-
SECURITY ELECTRIC
SH0P
Uhe PRINCESS-
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FRANK MAYO WITH HELEN FERGUSON, CHARLES
CLARY AND A BIG OAST OF FAVORITES IN
“The Flaming Hour”
—The story of a strong man with character untempered
until the flaming hour forged new ideals-
BABY PEGGY IN THE TWO REEL CENTURY COMEDY,
“PEG O’ THE MOVIES’’
TUESDAY—Dorothy Revier and Jack Connolly in
“The Broadway Madonna,” and the second round of ‘‘Fight-
ing (Blood. ’ ’
WEDNESDAY—William Russell in “Mixed Faces,”
and a ‘'Travelaugh. ”
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—Rex Ingram’s wonderful
production, ‘ ‘ Trifling Women- ’ ’
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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kindel, of East-
land. spent the week-end here with
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Franklin.
Frank Kirkpatrick, deputy county
clerk, left yesterday morning for a
several weeks’ tour ai various points
In Oklahoma.
•Miss Lois Alford, chief operator at
the local telephone exchange, left Sat-
urday to spend a two week’s vacation
with her aunt, Miss Alma Alford, near
Fort Worth.
Miss Ella Evans, teacher in the First
Ward, has gone *o Dallas where she
was called to the bedside of her broth
er, R. T. Evans, who was recently tak-
en suddenly ill.
Earl Boy 1 of Lawton, Oklali-. na who
stopped off ne-e on Ills return trip
from Sah Antonio for a few days visit
wilij his uncle Joe Dennis, and family
left Saturday for his home.
I .ova! Davis, son of C. R. Davis, was
taken to the Weatherford Sanitarium,
Sul'’ay afternoon and an operation for
appendicit’s performed. He is report-
ed doing fine Monday morning.
Ecu Henry Erwin, who has been do-
ing everything he can to promote the
prosperity of Dallas for several
months, was a week-end visitor in
Weatherford.
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Koch of Dallas,
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Bratton yesterday. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Sandker, of Colum-
bia, Mo., mother of Mrs. Koch and
Miss Kathlyn Throckmorton, also of
Dallas. Mre Sandker is an old
schoolmate of Mrs. Bratton’s.
A party composed of Misses Thelma
Webb, Alleyne Rickard, Lucille Holy-
field and Lily Epley and Messrs Byron
Patrick and Thaddeus B. Timbes, mo-
tored to Dennis and surrounding terri-
tory Saturday morning on a fishing
trip and general outing for the day.
According to reports, the Brazos River
is now minus several huge fish as a
result of the expedition.
FORMER WEATHERFORD AT-
TORNEY APPOINTED DISTRICT
ATTORNEY 30TH DISTRICT
Hon. Bernard Martin, leading attor-
ney* of Wichita Falls, has been ap-
pointed District Attorney of the Thir-
tieth Judicial District by Governor
Neff, according to report reaching the
Herald Sunday. Mr. Martin provided
he accepts the position, will succeed
W. T. Schenck. Martin was form#rly
county attorney of Parker county, and
mvoed from here to Wichita Falls
about ten years ago.
8UB8CRIBE FOR THE HERALD
QUALITY ALWAYS
hm 509-
Model Tailors
;ANDREW COLGIN
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PHRENOLOGIST AND
MEDIUM HERE
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Prof. Harrison, world’s great phre-
nologist and medium, is located at ttys
Montfort Hotel. Prof. Harrison Is not
afortune teller; his work Is his rell-
a fortune -teller; his work is his reli-
gion and he holds it above idle or
gratifying curiosity. He positively
will not take donations from people if
it is taking their bread and meat or
clothing off their backs. Those that,
are not able come just the same and
they will get the advice just the same.
He locates lost or absent persons, sto-
len property in personal, domestic or
busines transactions. He has no equ^l.
Donations received from people who
are able to donate. For the nex|
days for engagements phone
flee hours 8 a. m. to 9 p. m.—Ai
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FORT WORTH COUPLE
MARRIED HERE SATURDAY
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H. D. Driskell and Miss Mary Moo-
ney, both of Fort Worth, were here
i matrimonial business Saturday
afternoon. They were united la mar-
riage 'by Justice Hodges in his office. I
They will cnotinue their residence ltf |
Fort Worth. — -
Buy of us at McDade’s store next
Wednesday. NORTH SIDE BA
TIST WOMEN.
DR. HALL. DENTIST
Room 7, Kutem&n Building
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BARGAIN#
THIS WEEK
Electric Iron*
$2.50TO$5.25
Hoover Sweeper
$25.00 UNDER LIST
" —AT—
EVERYSPORT
PHONE
333
312 N.
Main St
Every Woman Knows
$ THAT SHE CAN GET THE VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST
GROCERIES
:: Dun D. Hartnett,, Groceries
PHONES 39 AND 139
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—Organised in 1880. In Texas only five other banks
with older charters; one each in the cities of Galveston, Hous-
ton, Sam Antonio, Dallas and Fort Worth.
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—For 43 years doing a Bank’s proper part in promoting
the wdfare. of Parker county and adjacent territory, co-oper-
itting in all steps for real advancement and providing always
; the best of banking service. ,
. CAPITAL; and SURPLUS $200,000.
YOUR BUSINESS SOLICITED—A CORDIAL
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ening lamp bracket*, connecting
red* and fender Iron*.
No. 2—Turning bar for turnjhg
the motor after the tHmsmteeion
ha* been assembled to the crank
shaft.
|No. 3—Testing -bar to test the
IstffTness of crank connecting rod
'bearnigs. ■ .
li the MERCHANTS fc FARMERS STATE B
to insure easy steering. These tool# are la ,our shop for your convenience.
—fWe will do your repair work by the hour or contract by the job.
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Yours for real service,
Hopkins Motor Co. Plums 166
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i EXPERIENCE-
! —Teaches us that the better we serve the greater wilHje our
reward in holding old and obtaining new business. There-
fore it is always the policy of our officers and employes to-c
grant onr customers and friends every accommodation con-
sistent with good banking.
WEATHERFORD, TEXA8 *
SAFETY-SECURITY—SERVICE
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