The Baylor County Banner. (Seymour, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 25, 1922 Page: 6 of 8
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Everything i< going on iii«ly »l this jl
place. The farmer)* are bony with 18
their crop* «o<l th« wive* will thirr j®
chicken*, that wrmi to he the talk j X
everywhere now, Ream* like everjronr IS
it having ju*t a little bit of troobl.-11
getting their eotton up.
Mis* Willie Walker returned home 1
from Hreckenridge laat week. 0b*jl
waa ae< -) span led by Ml** Eva Drip#' II
era, who eprnt a few day* in our Mm- j 2
munity. I
Mr. Duster Harrison #n<l Mi** Kva 8
Ism HalMm-W l'»<<lnv»cw were In 0ar ||
community 0* Btu*d»y two week* ngo.! 3
Glad to have them. „ V
Mi** Ur a Jackson spent Saturday
night with ,HiJM) Oaa Lee liievia* of
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Mi*« Bert Jiadgett njwnt from Fri-
day until Sunday with friend* in Plain-
•view community.
Bed Bpring* had their play Friday
night, entitled “Diamond* ahd
Heart*" at Plalnview. Then on Bat
urday night at thl* plaee we had a pie
rapper at thl* place, and the total of
the piny and the pie enpper bringing a
boot $27.00, which will all be need for
a library for onr *eboo1.
We are glad to know that we ean
kave all of onr old teacher* for nnother
Mr. Prleo from
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of groceries will always await your wants here. We are doing our utmost to keep everything that the housewife
will need to prepare the desired meal.' If you can’t get what you want at your usual trading place, then try us.
Another importantt thouh for the housewife; when buying groceries, we buy in small quantities, sell often,
thereby enabling us to keep a fresh, clean, supply at all times.
—Boneless Chicken King’* Dehydrated Prone** —Confectioner# Sugar
—Deviled Chicken * Clue Ribbon Pitches —Cube Sugar
—Dry Shrimp * No. 10 Can* Strawberries —Brown Sugar
—Alaska Crabs
—Ganpe Lobsters
—Mushrooms
Pure Food and Textile Show, .June 8,
0, and 10th.
FRESH CAKES-FRESH BREAD
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THE STORE WHERE QUALITY TELLS AND PRICES SELL’
year, In addition
Throckmorton.
Everyone remember neat Baturilay
aight, Sunday night a* onr regular
meeting time*.
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new* from thl* place ?a«t week, w*
will try to vend I* a few line*.
Our school clo*ed laat Friday, under
the manager of Prof. 3. G. Davis, and
a *i»ter, Mr*. Myrtle Praytor. We can
give the** teacher* a good recommenda-
tion frd they have rarely done wonder-
fnl work in onr schooll thl# year. We
did hate to Me Prof. Davis return ;o
hi* home at Van Alutyne, but we eitu
nay one thing, he will be with a* the
neat term, as Mr*. Praytor live* at
Hcymhur we will get to *hako hand*
with her very 0ften and thank her
for the work she done among our pri-
mary people, al*o Mi** Mattie Leu
Richardson for their big dinner at the
school house and a nice program ren-
dered in the afternoon, which wa* very
much enjoyed, and that night the
play was put on at the chnreh house.
We must say that one of the largest
crowds has ever been aeen in this
plaee was here that night. Knrh and
everyone, old and young seemed to en-
joy the play from start to finish. .Vo
one seemed to have been restless. The
play was full of fnn from start to
iaish.. W« ean say that there wasn’t
a one in the house that did not inogh
before It was over. It was a two hour
abd IS minute play, of ten characters
and three acta, title of the play was
“Safety First.”
There was some readings by some
•mall girls, Josephine and Ledora Me-
Bpaddcn, Thelma and Lora Offlll. We
want to thank each and every one for
your good attention, you are always
welcome to come back to Richland.
Tbis same play will he put on Sat-
urday night, 27th. at Bomarton. Ad-
mission will be IS and 2S cents..
There was a large crowd of young
folks from this place went to Bomar-
ton Sunday afternoon.
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Mr, and Mr*. Oompton and family
spent Sunday with Miss Minnie Ca*
selbcrry Sunday. - *
Remember Sunday school Sunday
morning and B. Y. P. U. at night.
Everybody it Invited to come.
TWO HAPPY KIDS.
VERA
Here It is Tuesday and I can’t hard-
ly realize It “Tcmpn* Fiighs” so fait.
This remittds\u« that “Time and Tide
wait* for no one.” We are slowly
drifting down the rivers of time and
now and then one drops out.
Sunday God removed from os a small
infant of Mr. and Mrs. Bddle Given*,
and late irf the afternoon Sunday Mr*.
Givens died. It was a great sboek to
the people and a serious loss to Mr.
Givens. She was burled Monday even-
ing, Rev, Burns conducting the funer-
al services. There was a large crowd
at the funeral. Sometimes we can’t
quite understand Why *o young a per-
son must give up life. But we in tint
try to submit to the- will of God, who
understands it all. Those sorrowing
ones have much sympathy from the
people.
Rev. Burps, who was pastor at th*
Methodist ehurrh ■”J* h-re Pie early
part of the week and preached •'Mon-
day night it the Mrfbodiat chord.
There being a e e-owd to herr tt.ri.
Mr. Mason ha* been in Vera sick
with a complication of trouble*. Dr.
Richardson nnd Lowry was out. to fee
him Monday, In consultation with Dr.
Pickens. Mr. Mason i* now thought
to be con valering slowly. Hi* father
is with him who, lives down east.
Mr. Collens who got a leg broken is
getting along all right.
Rev. Richards, the Hard *h«ll pastor
at thl* place had a three days meet-
ing, beginning Friday of last week.
They had dinner on the gronnd Sunday.
Rev. King filled his reguar appoint-
ment at this place last Sunday. ,Bro.
Mann has a standing Invitation to the
,married folks to come to prayer meet-
ing. But I hear there arc some who
will say please have me excused for
I must go look at my farm, or it may
be aome who have a wife and can’t
come. But I want to emphasize what
I am going to say, with a long mark
under It God wants your service and
not your excuses.
The farmers are all busy now. A*
few as I ean see* are all happy, God
has done so mneh for us, and we want
to show onr appreciation.
CORRESPONDENT.
CACHE CREEK
Well aa Cufbe Creek ha* not, been
heard tfrom in quite awhile, will ray
we are atilt enjoying the rai*** and
• sandstorms.
The crops are looking fine, also the
weeds are growing fast. We have lots
of work ahead. Cotton planting li the
order of the day.
There wa* a large erjwd out at church
Saturday night and Sunday and Sun-
day night. Bro. Parker preached. We
all enjoy hearing him preach.
Mr*. H. H. Herrin from Breckenridgo
is visiting her mother; Mrs. W. 8.
Dodd.
Lots of young folk* from this commu-
nity went to the Chautauqua at Bomar-
ton. They reported a niee time
The party at Mr. Carl Snyders was
attended by a large crowd, an<j every-
one enjoyed themselvc*..
Mr. Charlie Snyder and Vera Joins,
Lebb Dodd and Glee Snyder slipped
off to Wichita and got married Satur-
day evening. We wish them a long
and happy life.
j girl bring a pie and the boy* their |
! pocket book*. (But not, empty.)
; The proceed* will be used to help i
buy an, instrument for the church.
Come and bring some one with you,
and let’* enjoy ourselves for a few
hours.
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No Charge! for Some Kinds
of Service on all Batteries
There arc a lot of thing* we do here at no charge,
without regard to whether your battery is a Willard or
not.
There are oth«r things, such as repairs, recharging
and so on, that we have to charge for, but even with
them we throw in a good measure of service that we
never ask yoti to pay for.
We’re Battery Headquarters—and we give the same
careful attention to all makes "of batteries. Come in,
and get acquainted.
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W. L. ROBRAN, PvopritUff. Seymour, Texaa.
Day "Phone 109-Night Phone 244
Representing
<e^gi§>
Well this i* real pretty weather n-
gain.
The farmers are all nearly through
planting cotton, Some would like to
sec a shower of rain now,
The dance given by Mr. Roger’s Sat-
urday night was enjoyed by a large
crowd.
Some of the yonng folks from her.*
attended the singing at England Sun,
•lay*
Miss Addle Bailey spent Saturday
night with Mrs. LawreneeBobertson.
Mr. Raymond Rogers and Mr. Jim
Southerland from Lively spent Satur-
day night wth their eonsin, Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell Haynes.
Mr. Garland Holt happened to a bad
accident last Thursday. A horse threw
him, broke his arm and collar bone. But
at this writing he is better.
Grandma Wall and Mrs. Edd Wall
from Weatover spent, Saturday night
with Mrs. Wall’s daughter, Mrs. Bos-
ter Fite.
Mist Thelma Cockerell and Winnie
Lee Sprnggins visited Mrs. B. C. Wall
Sunday.
There will be a party at Mr. John
Brook's Saturday night. Everybody
ia invited.
We still have bible reading every
Sunday morning at 10:30, and preach-
ing every third Sunday at 10:00 o'-
eloek.
TWO HAPPY KDS.
Home Demonstration
Department
Singing At Cache Creek
There will be ainging at the school
house on Sunday night. Everybody
come and help.
Jinbitual l (instillation Cui e<S
A In 14 to 21 Days #
-LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a specially-
prepared Syrup Tonic-Laxative for Habitual
Constipation. It relieves promptly but
should be taken regularly for 14 to 21 days
to Induce regular action. It Stimulates and
Regulate*.m Vet/ Pleasant to Take.* 60c
per bottle.
Serviee of the farmer to soeiety is
not merely' a producer. The rural
range is a type of life, and one of the
seed beds of citizenship. It is our
nearest approach to a permanent socie-
ty, It does not move iteolf in search
of work, nor find itself out of emplny-
ment, nor is it, ever closed by strikes or
] lockoots. It is ns much a part of the,
j order of things as the face of nature
; against which it works. To measure
I the relation of the farmer to society
1 society' in terms of supplies or in eco-
nomise is like mcasureing the weather
and the soil by the rules of the count-
ing houses.—The Goreo Advocate.
Specialists Coining for Club Bally
County Agents, G. C. McGown and
Miss Hkjsey for planning a big day
for Ibeir club members Saturday.
Among those who will take, part in
the program are Miss Ress Edwards.
District Homp Demonstration agent,
ami , Miss Myrtle Murray, Poultry
Specialists, both of College Station,
County Agent Guy R. Jones of,Wichita
C’onnty and County Agent H. M. Can-
trell of Knox County, and M. B. Oates,
agricultural agent of the Fort Worth
and Denver Railway, of Wichita Fail*.
Everyone is invited to come out and
>noet these people and join in making
thi* the best club rally Baylor county
club members have ever had.
LEVELVIEW
There will be no gasoline ODOR left
in yonr clothes when cleaned and press
ed at TARVER’S SHOP.
Look Facts in the Face
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We have had some beautiful days’the
past week. I am mire the farmers are
glad to see the sunshine on thfeir crops,
especially the cotton.
Mr. R. A. Coleman ha* been sick tin-
last few days, hope he will soon be
well again.
Mr, L. E. Cox made a business trip to
Motely Co., last week.
Mr. and Mr*. Edd Busby have mov-
ed back from Mabelle and are living
on Mr*. Session’s place.
Mr.'Offie Donald has been missing in-
this community the last two Sundays.
Wonder where he was
Mis* Stella Coleman *pent Satur-
day night with Miss Zorn Stafford.
Misses Mattie Donald, Lillian
Byrkett and Maggie Compton of Rich-
land spent Saturday night in the home
of Mi** Minnie Casselberry.
Mr. W. M. Slaughter and children
spent Sunday with J. E. Cassrllwrrv j
of Seymour.
Several from this place attended
ehtireh *t Richland Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mr*. Sam Brown of Richland
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. C. I
M. raswlbcrrr.
The parts nt Mr. Plummer’s Friday I
night wa* enjoyed by all present.
* Mr. and Mr*. Judge Quinton have 1
n Mr, U.'-nrv Maehira’-s f j
• Olad to have them with us.
1 Mr. and Mr*' Will Crawford -ml
, family spent Sunday with Mr. and !
* Mrs. John Byrkett
. W» «HH hove Sunday school n. -v j
Sunday afternoon* We wish mor-- nee-1
j pie would come out and take an inter-1
jr**## In Sun day SC hoot'
I up the community,
lititf*! Every one t
11 weft Uptnvdav Might Mcy ft
SJgaittf to h#Ve *
When a merchant sells an article he
makes a certain profit over and above
the wholesale cost of the good*, the j
transportation, and the coat of hand!
ing. Thi* rule applies the world over.
Suppose the people of thi* community
have #500,000 to spend within a given
length of time. , .
It it better to keep the profit* at
home and in circulation among ns, or
is it wiser to send it all away 7
For purposes of illustration, we will
*ay the dealer’s profit I* 15 per cent, or*
#75,000.
If the people send away for thi*
#500,000 worth of goods all of the
money they send away will stay away.
Wc will never see it again.
If, on the other hand, the people buy
those goods from loc#l dcMlers the
only money to be sent away will be the'
wholesale cost of the goods and the
transportation charges.
The 15 per cent profit will remain at
home, as well as the overhead expenses,
raeh a* clerical hire, insurance, heat,
light, and various other items.
•Keeping that money ,at home does
two important things. It increases
the money in circulation at home, and
it gives employment to Ioeal people. Ij_
People who nre in the habit of pat j —
ronizing their home merchants in- EE
variably have a better and more pros- S
porous community than thofce who have j EE
the catalogue habit.
These are fact* worth looking in the EE
face.—EX. > W
To Club Member* and Parents: •
There will be a club rally of all
club members of Baylor County, to be
held in Seymour, May 2?th. 11122.
AH club members, together-with tbpir
parent* are invited and urged to come,,
bring their dinner*, stay all day and
make thi* yehr’s rally the best Baylor
County has over had.
Below is the program for the day
which we think will be interesting to
both ,club members and parents.
Meet at Court House 9:30 A. M.
Address of welcome: O. P. Cald-
well, Pres. Chamber of Commerce.
Response for club members—Abner
Dykes.
Songs and yells—-by club members.
11 to 12—Free Picture show.
12 to 1—Dinner at Fair Park.
12 to 1-—Pietore by Photographer.
1 to 1:30—The club members part
in the county Fair— B. E. Baskin.
1:30 to 4—Demonstration for girls
and women in poultry judging and
scoring household produets.
4 to 5—Free swim to all club mem-
bers in the city swimming pool.
Specialists from A. A M. College
, will be here to give the demonstra-
tions to both girls and boys.
Parents of club members are urged
to come with the boys and girl* and
spend the day.
With the eo-operation of all parent*
we, can make this the biggest and beet
day Baylor Comity club members have
sver had. **
Don’t forget the date, May 27th',
1922, at 9:30 A. M.
Milie M. Halsey, Home Demon-
stration Agent.
G. C. McGown, County Agent.
Hash-Knife Demonstration Club
The club met with Mrs. ri. H. Ruasell
Monday, May 22. Nine members were
present and one new one enrolled. The
subject was, “Finishes, and demonstra-
tion was given by Miss Halsey in mak-
ing set in poekets and bounding but-
ton boles.
The next meeting will be with Mr*.
Boy Stevens, Monday, Jane 5. Subject
will be: “Steam-Pressure Cooker Dem-
onstration.”
Mabelle Home Demonstration Club
Met Thursday afternoon, May 11, 1922,
with Mrs. C. E. Barker. There w«e
12 menibers and three visitors present.
A demonstration on “Finishes” wa*
given by Miss ,Halsey.
It wa# decided that we have a special
meeting soon for the purpose of mak-
ing “Dress Forms.”
This will probably be an all ilajr
meeting. All club* are invited to at-
tend. At the-elosc of the meeting cake
and punch was served by hostess. Our
next regular meeting will He with Mts.
John Barker. *
SECRETARY.
Y<fu can bring the, color to yonr
cheeks and the sparkle of health fc>
Jour eyes by taking Tanlac. Sold by
Baylor Drug Store. 1
The Quinine That Does Net Affect The Head
by aoyooe without causin* nervousn-n or rin*in«
in the read. E.W. GROVE S signature on bo*. 30c.
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Feed !!
GET OUR PRICES ON GRAINS
AND MILL SEEDS. WE CAN
SAVE YOU MOONEY.
Sey. Mill & Elev. Co.
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IF IT GETS TOO MUDDY TO BUN YOUR
CAR BRING IT IN HERE AND STORE IT.
_ IF YOU START ON A TRIP LET US SUP-
PLY YOU WITH MUD CHAINS.
Mrs. R. G. England was here from |
Wichita Fail* over Sunday in the W.
E. England home. Mr. England is still
in the oil fields of East Texas, but will
likely be home this summer.
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Phonographs
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Records
Latest Hits, including
DANCE SONGS
Classical Selections
Variety Store
See that your tool-kit is supplied with -Jack, SEE
Pump, Repair Kit, Wrenches, etc, etc, and ||
don’t forget about the spare Tire. Nothing =
takes the joy out of life more than to be caught EE
away from home without proper equipment. EE
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fr«de oil. If you don’t want the Mobil- EE
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Harrison, O. C. The Baylor County Banner. (Seymour, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 25, 1922, newspaper, May 25, 1922; Seymour, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth992706/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Baylor County Free Library.