Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1919 Page: 4 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT-SHERMAN, TF.XAS_
FRECKLES
' imi'N every Thursday at 4 11VW
I Sherman Halt. . (
J^riday^Mayj^
Home"ard Bound Party.
Miss Met to Swafford cleverly sur-
prised Mrs. Aftun Cates with a
“Homeward Bound5’ shower Monday
evening at tile home of Mrs. John It
Haris. Mrs. Cates’ husband is expect-
ed Home soon from overseas service.
Little Miss lutogene Webb, as a
Bed Cross nurse, ami Master Bitty
Blunk as I'nele Sum. canto in singing
"Ilona ward Bound" and sweetly pis'
Rented Mrs. Cates with a shipload of
1 leant if ul and useful gifts, consisting
of cut glass, linens and aluminum
ware. The ship was tastefully mod-
eled from the I.uokonlmoli. the ship
Mr. Cates came over in.
Many interesting \kit riotip ' games
and contests were enjoyed.
Delicious fruit punch was served
throughout the evening.
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During this week, whiMi has been Now is ihe Time lo Get Kid of Thess
LUCK’S GARMENT SHOP
set aside by the Statei Librarian, Miss
Klizabeth IVest, for the eolieetion of
hooks for the army camps and- trails-
t'gly Spots.
125 North Travis St.
Tliere is no longer the slightest j
IMirts. Sherman |>eople liave donated need of feeling ashamed of your 11
27a wliieh tile librarian. Mrs. Nora |freckles, as Olldne—doulde strength—
Weems, Inis packed into five boxes is guaranteed to remove these homely
preparatory to shipping them to New-
port News. A ipiota of one hook
for every fifty citizens was asked of
this city and it is ho|ied that before
flic closing hour Saturday, tlie full
number will have been received at tlie
Sherman Idhrhry.
K. K. Alumnae Keception.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . .$750,000.00
4jf Able management, Sound Business Policy, Modern Facili-
ties and Methods make this a strong Financial Institution.
No business too large for our capacity, none too small to
command our best care. »
At a meeting of the Board of Directors held November 2,
1915, a resolution was passed establishing a ruling rate
of-interest of eight per cent per annum, such interest to
be paid in advance, reckoning the days for which the note
has to run. This will apply to small loans as well as large
ones.
•KJ This bank does not charge its patrons for having Chattel
Mortgages drawn. \
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The Kidd Key Alumnae Assoeiatlon
met yesterday morning in-the parlors
of Lois Thompson Hall. having as
special guests, the memlicrs of the
class of HUB. a fid a nunitier of for-
mer students of Alary Nash Institute.
Following tile invocation h.v Hey. .1
F. pierce. President Kdwin Kidd spoke
a few words of welcome to tDo assem-
blage. Miss Evelyn Abney rendered a
piaon solo, with her usual expressive
touch. Miss Ivn Delle Roark, accom-
panied by Miss Winnie Wctenkamp.
appeared ini'three charming vocal se-
lections, one of which was “Little
West Wind.’’ by Hraee Twyman. a
former Kidd-Key girl. Mrs. Beatrice
Eikel, in a few well chosen words,
welcomed the class of 1!>1P into the
Alumnae Association’, and Miss Bettic
Allison responded in behalf Of the
cl ask: .Inst at this' juncture. Miss
Maud Sutton of the graduating class
gave an-artistically rendered piano
number which was enjoyed by her
hearers. * .
John Marshall, chairman of the
Board of Kidd-Key. appeared before
the association seeking its endorse-
ment of a plan which has been formu-
lated by the trustees to liquidate the
xdd debt on Ihe college property and
erect an administration building as it
memorial to the late Mrs. Lucy Kidd
Key. She took this school when it
Was in a state of practical bankruptcy
with virtually no buildings, and. by
Bo years of almost unexampled energy
and wisdom and inspirational enthus-
iasm. threw her magnetic personality
into the unselfish labor which bnmgh'
Kiifd-Key to its present success and
the acquirement of the present visible
property. President and Mrs. Edwin
Kidd Hint Professor and Mrs. Louis
Verscl. ('hihlyen of that illustrious lit-
tle woman, are devoting their entire
time and thought to potpetnatlng
their mother’s noble purposes.
A creditable administration building
LwiwumiHvo luwvl nf tbf* f»oll<W.
K. K. Commencement Exercises.
Graduating exercises at Kidd-Key
tins morning were a happy revival of
the old time spirit tliai marks such’ oc-
casions at Hint institution. This
event, so wonderful in a girl's life,
was characterised by everything flint
yould coiitrltiule to the beauty and
happiness of such an affair. The
daisy chain, linking the membership of
tile class, was a lovely symbol of the
chain of happy associations which
recollections will .hold for these young
women.
spots.
Simply get an ounce of lit blue—
doulde strength—'from any druggist
and apply a little of it flight and
morning and you should soon see Hint
even tlie worst freckles liave begun
to disappear, while tlie lighter ones
have vanished entirely. It is seldom
that more than an ounce Is needed to
completely clear tlie -skin and gain a
lieautiful. clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for tlie double
strength Ottilia* as this is sold under
guarantee of money hack if it fails
lo remove freckles. Adv. 1
BEAUTIFUL NEW DRESSES UNPACKED TODAY.
Midsummer styles of Georgette, Taffeta, Organdie and Com-
bination affairs, decidedly new—in fact some of the pret-
tiest dresses we ever offered. Navy, black, fan-, taupe,
flesh and white, up to...........t. ...........$49.50
SHIRT WAISTS OF TTJE BETTER KIND
may always be had here-^Our showing now is very com-
plete. all colors and sizes, $3.95 to. . ......... .$19*50
SPECIAL SALE ON ALL FINE SILK SKIRTS.
See otir Dresses up to $25.00, now at. . .$14.75
Our New Wash Skirts will please you to.....°.....$7.50
AMONG THE ( OI RTS.
Busy Bee Sold.
Hie stock
Tlie usual large attendance of re-
latives was interspersed t-liis year with!
uniforms of friends who have been on ,
mlmLl'nX'mi,':"- S'htln ..'fill >"........ "f
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usual interest for the audience and the •- " - Seany and L. L. (hesmj of
32 graduates. If the prophecy of abun-' o«*»y. was among the instnt-
dant good wishes is fulfilled ill tlie
lives of these young women. Fate lias
guaranteed in advance, all that could
lie hoped for them in well-rounded wo-
mitnlioed.
PROGRAM. »
Prayer—Rev. .1. F. Pierce.
Essay by Class Representative—Miss
Itna Herron.
Piano Solo: Etude En Forne De
Valse: Saint-Hacus—.Miss Winnie
Wetenkamp.
Vocal Solo. Agnus Dei; Blast—
Miss Edytlie Clark.
Address: "Trained Perception”—
Dr. Wharton.
Conferring of degrees ami delivering
Diploinas liy President. i
Hymn—God Be With You Till We
Meet Again.
Benediction—,Dr. T^euth. y
Miss Winnie Kennedy and her pu
nil. Miss Margaret Guiirk, will eon-
dAct the weekly story hour at tli
Carnegie Library Saturday at. 3
o'clock. *
inents filed yesterday with the county
clerk. The consideration named was
:!.7nn and tlie instrument was dated
May 21.
Chief Gives Warning. .shown people tie stock oat in the
Chief of Police -JOlui M. Blaine to,! ’Meets or turn rbWU a loose PWVWrif.
.lav asked tlie Democrat to publisll '*««! ' asking yon to publish tikis
the following: I so that stock owners may govern
“Much complaint canes to this de-j ilienmdves ai cordl'igt.v.
partraent about citizens lariating
stock in the streets, and some of them j 'l,l,n „
...... ... ................,.„i ....t. loose, or tied in tin- streets, night or
day, please styij to a pin me and
Also. wlnsj any one jn Sherman,
are said to lie turning horses and cat-
tle out'at night to roam tlie streets,
and get in peoples' gardens.
."This is a violation of tlta law, and l1"’. sllH'k “JJ'J’
! do tlie rest.
Real Estate Transfers.
.1. C. Jones and wife ' to Claude
Jones, lot 1. block 0. Whlteshoro,
$:UJ00: May 7, 1IU!».
Ike Exstein to It. T. Woods, lot 5.
Mock 17. B. H. Moore’s heirs addition
to Sherman. $100: May 22, 1010.
E. S. Frost and wife to Rosco Me-
Coinic, In acres in W. B. Smith sur-
vey. $1,700: Nov. 21. 1!)18.
N, E.1 Blackmon and wife to IV. L.
Brooks, lot 21 jind part 22 in block 7.
W. Elliott's addition to Sherman, $1.-
200; May 10, 1010.
not only can tlie stock lie taken up
ijnil cnipbundod. Imt a complaint may
he lodged against tlie owner and
where conviction follows there is an
adequate iieniilty. 1 have instructed
my men to file complaints where it is
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call tlie | nil Ice- station, telling whvio
l,e found and we will
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No. ;i if Central Christian
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Circle
Cti,ins'll will have home talked cakilx
Saturday uftcniogn at 1’iggly Wig-
gly’s. • . - • gi—-2tc
glrin/C
To Purityi and Enrich the Blood
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F(« Many Yuz* the Standard FamJjr Cough Medicior
Take GROVE’S TASTELESS Chill TONIC
which is simply IRON aix^ QUININE sus-
in Syrup. So Pleasant Even
You can soon feel its
TakmNo Smbtfitmti far FolmyHomy A Tar
Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. Price
60c.
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TEXAS OIL RECLAMATION CO.
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A Home Company
Our Company was organized lust January for the purpose of
buying and selling oil leases, royalties, etc.
In March our Company paid a Cash Dividend of 20% from
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the sale of one of onr holdings. We now have about It,(KM) acres
leased and some of It near wells that are drilling. Our holdings
are located in the following comities: Shackelford, Throckmorton,
Montague, Fannin, Terrill and Grayson.
Our plan is to sell lenses as soon as a reasonable profit can he
secured Imt in some cases where-we are dose to wed drilling, we
exjiect to hold part of onr acreage in order Hint if oil is found tlie
price of our leases will be greatly enhanced 'in 'value.
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Our Company is authorized for $50,000.00 and we
now have about $10,000.00 stock, left to be sold.
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For further .information regarding our holdings see Mr. Claude
Cannon, Phone 082 or l!)5.
Par value of Shares $100, now selling at $60.00 per Share.
Texas Oil Reclamation Company
' SHERMAN, TEXAS.
OFFICERS:
ADVISORY BOARD:
R. G. HALL, President.
SLAGLE, Secretarv.
WOLFK-I'UEMAN. Aliys.
BARLOW ROBERTS.
DERO AFST1N.
I). K PENN.
BONN Kit WHITE.
is an imperative need of tlie college,
ant} t,lis en*L a cajppahfcH is being
inaugurated to secure $100,000 to ac-
complish these dual purposes. Mr.
Marshall stated that a faitilflll and
efficient woman in Sherman had
agreed to give two months during tlie
vacation to visiting communities
where- numbers of Kidd-Key Alumnae
reside to interest them in financially
furthering this movement. Every girl
who ever graduated from Kidd-Key
took with her a loving memory of
her Alma Mater and tlie inspirational
personality of its president, Mrs.
,Luev Kidd-Key and there is little
doubt that they, will gladly respond
to this nirtvpuierlt as far as in them
lies. Without hesitation, the Alumnae
Association endorsed it find appointed
a committee" of Mrs. Barry, Mrs:
Mayhew, annd Mrs. Kidd to institute
plans for its furtherance.
Tlie guests enjoyed a service of
cake and cream, adjournment follow
ittg.
Word has boon received in Slier
man that Joe Agee, former night li
lirarian at Cartk-pie Library, inis en
list led in the army for another year,
and is now stationed at 'Fort Strong.
Boston, Mass. ’
Tlie members of tlie Thursday Af-
ternoon Bridge tliili enjoyed their
regular weekly meeting yesterday with-
MY* Fred Stowutg on Hopson streets.
At the close of the games. Mrs.
laiyd I-cslie was<i presented witli r
favor. Tlie lioAfess served a deiiciou-
refresliinent to her guests. The eitili
Will nn*et next week with Mrs. L. I
I.oslie on Itirge street.
T.ook out for (lie Big Rexall one
cent sale. Malone-Jamison Drug Co.
m 23-4 to
Swat the Kaiser's First
dliin breweries, tomorrow.
Prohibition.
Aid -the
Vote for
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Swat the Kaiser’s First,
Hun breweries, tomorrow.
Prohibition.
Aid—tlie
Vote for
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At Centra! High School.
Senior Chapel was observed at Cen-
tral High School Thursday morning
with the usual exercises. A pleasing
feature of the session was an address
by 1I. O. Harrington, president of the
school tioard. _ ^
A-very enthusiastic meeting of the
Senior Class followed, at w-liich time
business matters of tlie year wore
closed and niOt‘“ definite plans for
commencement were formed_______:
A donation of $100 was made for
the jerseys and socks of tlie. football
team. $.70 wits given.: toJtht* History
and Civics Department, of wliieh Miss
Mary Crntclifilod represents.
This class holds $170 in Ulierty.
bonds which they are willing to con-
tribute for a grand piano fund for
CetiTrai High. If their contribution is
enlarged by tlie $100 Liberty Imifd
owned by file remainder of the
school.
The Seniorsdinve a number of social
affairs planned for next week. Amongst
these are a sunrise breakfast and
swim Monday morning at Oreen-
monnt; a picture show party Monday
night; Tuesday evening from 6:30-to
10, (lie Parent-Teachehr Club of tlie
school will give a party for the class
at (lie city park: Wednesday evening
tli(> class-banquet will lie held at the
Oil and Gas leases.
Mrs. C. A. Northeott and husband
to Denisoii-Iowa Park Oil & Gas Co..
10.3 acres. —survey, $1 ; May 21.
1010.
Jas. Hill and wife to Denison-Iowa
Park Oil A Gas Co... 30 acres, in 2
tracts. I >. M. Farmer survey, $1 :
May 12, 1010.
Pleas Williams and wife to l>oiii
son-lowa Park Oil A this Co., 80
acres in 3 tracts, Jas. .Manning sur-
vey, $1; May 21. 1010.
Marriage l.ieenses.
A. A. IIoo|>er and Miss Nannie
Dnnnels. iamlson.
Grant I. Cram and Miss Florence
Potter, Trinidad, Colo.
No Bill Against Hanna.
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6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
%mFQR INDIO f.STI O N
GIVE US YOUR
TRANSFER
BUSINESS.
Prompt attention given to bag-
age, hauling and moving.
Tlie grand jury which adjourned in
the Fifty-Ninth Court last
week-failed ta fCnb a MU against M
r Hanna, night clerk at the Binkley
Motel, w-lio shot and wounded a ne
gro jsirter at the hotel in a diffl
■ulty three or more weeks ago. A eom-
■ilete investigation was made. Patrol
man Frank Reece, who witnessed tlie
'rouble from its beginning, ‘appearing
before the grand jury.
Claud" MnntlHo, tlie lie"--o'- who
id Brnit Ann-'ii'lt. an Austin Col
Vge student during a student parade
m tlie streets of the 'cite. several
a-noRt. ago. was ‘ridieted and lias been
placed under arrest.
Sheriff Bovd Craig has returned
from Tishomingo, Oklt., where he nr
vested C. R Sipe. Sine is “charged
with anfeoinohiio theft, and lias lieen
rehw sed i’T' $t non bond.
Sheriff Boyd Craig has returned
from: Detroit where he took into cus-
tody \V. Tt Rieies, , wanted for a
elnrgo of false swearing in connection
with securing marriage licenses in
Gmvson count'-:
Burnet Carter, a negro. line been
Indeed in the countv tail, charged
wifi* th»» hurglarv or Dona Smith's
residence - near Ticnlson. M, H Walk-
er of TH'ii'wnre Rend, has also lieen
arrested, and faces a charge of ns
sanlt to murder, alleged to have
been, committed upon his wife. .
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The taste is the test of Coca-Cola
quality. The flavor is the quality
itself.
Nobody has ever been able to suc-
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the tasUi of the American public.
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L. R. JOHNSON, Prop.
Phone 73-That’s Me.
T*. Winborn has npvdl-
c.tlon to v'^nbuto tb** of C, M.
'VInborn. (liotl Afav 1. In
IVnutfor left nil potato valiiPfl
| about $2,000.
GoplOqS Mills-
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thing out—one that stands the tub test,
best of the season’s shades and in new
fancy designs. Forty inches wide,
WASH SILK GEORGETTE,
THE YARD, $2.25.,,
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school lmildiug.
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(’horal (-lull.
Tin* Clioral Club, riscntly organ-
ized. Tiadit vwry LhsiiIiTng meeting
T?#iW lirrefimoTi;- "m?—te^Trtr
gave an interesting talk on the pur-
pose of tins club. He said it was not ii
social dub but "was meeting for the
purpose of advancing tlie democrat ie
spirit of musk-. Tlie government is
advocating the eomninmnity music,
flic schools are using mlisde and ev-
ery town should have a singing so-
ciety.
He emphasized there was no class
distinction in music hut that every-
one should lie interested. He ilhis
trated this by telling about a singing
society in Switzerland. His place was
lietween the father of Rudolph Ganz
and a hrakeman on a railroad.
This dob should he a nintler of
civic pride and it is hoped it will
grow until it lins everyone interested
in music enrolled: not only the
trained singers but those who hnvo
never studied, cannot even sing, yet
want to sing. Mr. Renard wishes those;
to eome and lie will test their voices
and plaee them in their proper places;
He impressed upon the members
that nothing whatever should lie nP
lowed to interfere with tlie hours set
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Drugs
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