Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 25, 1928 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DELTA COURIER FRIDAY MAY 25. 1938
COOPER REVIEW
Wtnt door south S. W. corner square
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HART BROS., Publishers,
rhng P. Hart Wren D. Hart
$1.58 per year Id advance
Also publishers
Houma]
of the Commerce
•nWed as second c’ass matter it
he post office at Cooper. Texae, under
be act of Congress. March, 1898.
Dr. Frank Crane Says
A New Start
MEMORIAL DAY
We aften wish that we could
live our lives over.
We see where we have made
mistakes, and see in the clutches
of what untoward things we
have been caught, and we would
! like to start again with the new
' knowledge we possess.
are
The end of May is fast ap-. ,
,*oa< hing. and with the end <tf '“Sbeeause they
this month comes that import-
ant day known as Memorial Day
dedicated to soliders who have
passed on. We should approach
this day with reverence
gratitude.
The rifts between nations are
no more. The North and the
South are united in a bond of
your
love you shall be saved.
Love is the keeping of all the
! Commandments and love is the
of a wife, or children, or a
friend. Whatever it is, it is a
life buoy for your sinking will.
Lay hold of it and it will keep
you up.
As well try to run a locomo-
tive or an automobile without
J prasoline as try to steer
life without love.
( It is the motive power that
have not enough steam behind underlies the will,
them. We haven’t the power to j All of us love something,
carry them into effect. j Search your heart for some
, The one motivating power object upon which you can cen-
an i that we all have at hand and ter all your affection and by that i
which we can call on in any
emergency is love.
Love something.
Find something or somebody true savior of man.
friart-Mp.-.Tfc* cr. iove. Make your reso-J We remember an instance in
mity between America and Ger-; lution for the sake of that love the Scriptures of a woman who
many has been dispelled, scat- and backed by it. was a great sinner, but who
tered to the winds, the recent^ A resolution that is purely was pardoned because she lov-
reception in tne United States intellectual or purely from the ed so much,
to Germar flyers prove this be- will is not of as much value as Love is the only thing that
yond the possibility of a doubt., one which is backed by the pow- counterbalances our wrong-do-
But in our cemeteries lie those er of a supreme love. ings.
heroes who have given their It may be the love of a moth- All conclusions that are reach-
lives that America might live, er that you have neglected so ed by anything else than love
and «,o these we owe our sincere far but for whom you really feel are falsehood. Love sees and
sympathy and reverence. Let strong affection. It may be love! understands.
us do them honor. -—------
And let us not limit our deco- To The Voters of
rations to the graves of active i
participants in wars. On Deco-
raton Day we must remember rour years 8g0 x made the race #or on.
an of those we have loved who superintendent of schools of Delta ! In pleading with you to honor me
are gone, and all of our national County, but was defeated by the pres- with the office of superintendent I
heroes and leaders. For each ent superintendent. I took the defeat do not forget the fact that to accept
person in his or her own way is cheerful]y. and have cooperated with the office at your hands would place
a soldier, battling against heavy “l!001*. g°’ me under serious obligations to you
odds, over coming handicaps,
making sacrifices for others and
helping in the growth and prog-
ress of the Nation. Let us on
Memorial Day honor all these
who have gone before and
smoothed the way for those now
living.
' Make Decoration Day the oc-
casion for a visit to the graves,
Delta County
sees
Hate is blind.
. concern to us should be the boys and
i girls upon whose shoulders must fall
| responsibility of church and state
when we older people shall have pass-
as he will testify. Since I was sec- j and so I promise that if elected to the
ond in the race four years ago I think position I will do you the best service
of which I am capable.
it will not be out of order for me to
approach the people again and ask
them to honor me with the position
I seek, and for which I think I s*n
qualified to fill.
To those who supported me hereto-
fore I hereby extend my hearty thanks
and be? that they give me that same
support in the coming crisis. To
those who were against me before, I
I hope to see every voter in the coun-
ty before the first primary ^nd per-
scnal’y solicit your support.
R W SANSINO.
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Baptist Church
not only of soldiers, but also of would say I have no ill feeling at ail;
all those whom you have loved that was y°ur unquestionable right.
or admired and* who have de-1 My h°pc is that you can
, ... ^ , ,, . i way clear to give me your support this
parted this life. Be freshly m- time
apired by the noble example of j as to my qualifications I might say
their lives. It will do your soul I hold a permnanent State certificate
rood.
Epworth Hi Program
Everybody’s World.
Leader—Lula Smith.
Song, prayer.
Scripture—Rosa Mae McCullough.
Is This Everybody's World—Burt
Hollis.
The White Man’6 World—Marion
Thomas.
The Colored Man’s World—Frances
Carrell.
Making This Everybody's World—
Olea Palmer.
What Leaguers Can Do—Opal Preas.
and have had seventeen years expe'i-
, ence in teaching—two years in the
| State of Mississippi, and fifteen years
i <n Texas, all of which have been in
Delta County. I think I understand
something of the problems and the!
needs of the schools, and I know I
feel a great interest in the training
of our boys and girls for the active <hese services
duties of life. Talk about fine hogs
and chickens! Well, they are all right
but I tell you the things of greatest
Owing to the baccalaureate sermon
at the High School building at 11 o’-
clock next Sunday there will be no
preaching at the Baptist Church at
that hour but the other services of
the day will be held at usual. Also
at the close of the evening preaching
service the ordinance of baptisirf will
be administered. The services for* the
day will be as follows:
9:45—Bible School. E.
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* Political Announce *
* rnents *
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Fur State Senator, 8th District:
CHAS, R FLOYD, Lamar Co.
T A. iTom) DeBERRY, Red River
County.
For Congress, First District:
WRIGHT PATMAN, Bowie Co.
EUGHNE BLACK, Red River Co.
For Flotorial Representative, iZ6Ri
District:
ALEX ERJCE
J. M. KITCHEN.
For Judge, Eighth Judicial District:
GROVER SELLERS, Hopkins Co.
For District Attorney:
HENRY E. PHARR, of Hunt Co.
For District Clerk:
MABLE (Skidmore) SHAW.
For County Judge:
R H. GOOD.
DAN JORDAN.
BEN D CLOWER
For County Attorney:
AUBREY T. STELL
GLEN TURNER
For Sheriff:
CHARLES H. HENSON.
ira McDaniel
For Superintendent, Public iunuorUtB
______W. B. WHE£M£3?
LILLIE CARRELL
R. W. SAN8ING.
For Tax Collector:
R. H. FOSTER.
For Tax Assessor:
BEN A. WILSON.
For County Clerk.
BERTHA EDWARDS.
D. H. (Dan) JENKINS.
For County Treasurer:
MISS LUNA HENSON.
MRS. EVERETT PARSONS.
For Public Weigher. Precinct 1 and 5:
S. A. BURNETT (Second Term.)
J. C. (Craig) CUMMINO.
For Commissioner, Precinct 1:
W. H. EELL.
S. S. DOTSON.
D. L. KENNON.
L. B. CARRELL.
For Justice of Peace, Precinct 1:
O. R. WOMACK (second term.)
For Constable, Precinct 1:
J. B. Me ALEXANDER.
JOE R. HARGROVE.
JIM R.WATKINS.
W A. POLLARD.
For Commissioner, Precinct 2:
W G. KYLE, (Re-election.)
For Commissioner, Precinct 3 and 6:
GEORGE M, BAKER
M. B McCOLLUM
W. N. McGAHA.
For Public Weigher, Precinct 3:
JOHN WALLER.
J. E. BRANCH.
For Commissioner, Precinct 4:
C F PATTERSON.
W. J. (Jack) LEMMOND.
For Public Weigher, Precinct 4:
GEORGE DEWITT.
For Public Weigher, Precinct 6:
W. H. McFERRIN.
E. A. HORTON.
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» ENLOE NEWS
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R. E Toon, who has been quite sick
days, is improving very:
The wife and baby of John Walker
arrived here the first of the week from
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Annie Wilson of Cooper is at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
for several cays, » ........- p A Hooks suffering from the effects
s'owly’ of vaocinatlon.
M. L. Dewitt and Dalton ShulU aiej Wil;je -pebble and wife of Hugo,
engaged in moving the machinery for Qk]a arrjve(j jrj Enloe Wednesday
afternoon for a short visit with rela-
the new Farmers Gin Co. from Dallas
this week.
Clifton Deason arrived here Friday
for a short visit. He was accompani-
ed home Sunday by his wife and baby,
who have been here several weeks.
The Southern Pacific railway has a
crew of carpenters here remodeling
the station and rebuilding the cotton
Wharfs. They also have a crew of
painters at work painting the station
both inside and outside.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Shoffeitt drove
to Kaufman Sunday where Mrs. Shof-
fertt and son caught the train for
Murcheson where they will visit a few
days.
Mrs. C. L. Satterfield and children
lives here.
Mrs. John Rutherford arrived in
Enloe the last of the week. Her hus-
band will follow in a few days. It is un-
derstood they are moving back to this
place.
Cliffie Holt of Levelland arrived
Sunday to visit relatives and get his
wife and baby, who have been visit-
ing relative shere some time.
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Mrs J. L. Bigler and sons of Fort
Worth are visiting this week at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mabel Big-
ler, and sister, Christine.
Mrs. S. A. Jones and son of Shreves-
are visiting her parents, Mr.
are visiting relatives in Waxahachie tx>rt, La .
and Mrs. Rome McKee, and sister.
Mrs C. A. AUday.
this week.
Jimmie Story left last Tuesday for
.isit her rir w " ” ~
ter, Mrs. Annie Thompson. j Mrs. Wylie Nanney of Ben Franklin
Mrs. Luke Robinson has been quite was in Cooper Wednesday visiting
sick for several days, but is improving with her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Steph-,
at the present writing. ; eruson. ,
Houston Skelton of Scottsboro, Ala., I ---’*
a .d Mrs. Willmon of Dallas spent sev- [ Mrs. Walier Davis and daughter,
era] days visiting W. A. Story and Miss Mary Etta, and Miss Margaret
other relatives and friends here last
week.
Miss Edith Toon, who has been
Chesnut of Bokchito, Okla., spent this
week in Cooper with relatives and
friends.
M. E. Church, South
The commencement sermon at the
school building at 11 o’clock will be
for the whole city. No services at
our church. Services at evening hour.
Sunday School at usual hour. Do
not fail to be present. Remember
this is your town and it is what you
make it. Do your duty.
Leagues meet at 6:15 p. m.
The League put on a great service
at the evening hour last Sunday. We
*tre proud of our youngsters. You
should be. "
Do not jail to be at your post.
L. D. SHAWVER, Pastor.
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Presbyterian Auxiliary
Monday, May 28, 2:30.
Hostess—Mrs. E. V. Akin.
Leader—Mrs. Homer Hagood.
Subjects—Latin America. Spanish
Work in U. S.
6:30—B. Y. P U.
9 p. m.—Baptising.
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock,
prayer meeting.
You are cordially invited to attend
J. C. NEWMAN, Pastor.
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Born, Thursday morning at 6:45 o’-
I clock to Mr. and Mrs. Fted Adams, a
Millsap. Kttle daughter weighing eight pounds.
The mother, who has been ill for some
tome, is now doing nicely.
I want your trade.—<G. Fred Turner.
When you get anything at the Wil-
son Market you may be sure that it
is wholesome and good. Believing
you do not want le6s than the beat, we
pride ourselves in always endeavoring
to obtain only the best of everything
for you.
Alow THAT TME STEAV UAT
Reason is close at hand,
[A5TIST FELT IT UlS PUTV TO MAKE'
A f&m Suggestions fog pop
FUMBLE'S M&V SPGiUG PEAD-PlECE.'
Devotional—Leader.
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The Problem ln San Antonio--Mr.';.
J. C. McKinney.
in Guatemalan Homes—Mrs. Hart.
At Ranchos of Taos—Mrs. Tom Rob-
1
ertson.
Homes For Students—Mrs. Coker.
mJl,
Query Comer.
Social Hour.
Meet Your Friends at Our Fountain
and Try One of Our Famous
Jumbo Ice Cream
Sodas.
You will be back for another, because this won-
derful drink is growing in popularity
WE USE ONLY PURE AND DELICIOUS
Boedeker Ice Cream
“Just a Little Better”
| North Side Pharmacy
DEPENDABLE DMJGCIST.
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Don’t Overlook This! I
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*1 While we are really handicapped for the
lack of space, we are still doing expert repair-
ing on Chevrolet Cars.
i ■. • y ;.
*5 ^e hope ln the near future to be better
prepared to serve you, but come to see us and
we will give you the best we have, and remem-
ber that we guarantee our repair work, and
you get
Genuine Chevrolet Parts
I form u*. Get your car ready for the long sum-
mer driving and do it now before the rush
| starts up. This will enable us to give you bet-
; ter and quicker service.
jj
i Buy a Used Car and Get
the Miles the Other Fel-
low Overlooked
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Delta Motor Co
“If it’s for a Chevrolet, we have it”
7 ^ast S. E. Corner Square
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Cooper Review (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 25, 1928, newspaper, May 25, 1928; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth978538/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Delta County Public Library.