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   Wichita Weekly Times (Newspaper) - October 15, 1915, Wichita Falls, Texas                                i ii N r v PAGE EIGHT WICHITA WEEKLY TIMES WICHITA PALLS TEX AS FRIDAY OCTOBER From Sunday's MiBB Carolyn McClure left today for Dallas where she has accepted a po in the public schools of that city While her many friends regret to see her go they rejoice with her In her promotion Frank Vincent and family of De Sola who have been visiting Mr and Mrs I Knight will leave Tor their home today Virgil and children who have been visiting his sister Mrs l Knight will return to their home at De Sola today oft here tor a visit with her aunt Mrs V S Kay en route from fornia continued afternoon to her home at Drs Hartsook and Daniels returned Friday night from a trip to Worth and Dallas Mrs H S returned to her home at Dundee yesterday after short visit with Mrs M A Brln Mrs Davis commercial agent for the Fort Worth and Denver went to Decatur yesterday Mrs Hardesty Barclay went to Hen yesterday afternoon where she helped initiate a class of candidates Into the Royal Neighbors lust night Judge Jo A P Dickson here yesterday J V C T left yester day for a short stay at Dallas 1 M Webster and W Crow prominent farmers ot the see tion were here yesterday Miss Caner came home yesterday from a visit at Fort Worth Where she was taken 111 Miss Inez Geary his to San Francisco for a visit at the exposition and from there will go to Seattle where she will spend the with her aunt After a winter of art she will go to Honolulu home neit spring She was accom panted as far as Colorado Springs Mrs N I Inge Due left last night for New York on a buying trip for the P B M Company From Monday s Clarendon Ions Is here from Amaril lo Tex J Turpln of Clinton Okla Is in the city Mrs N C who now lives in San Francisco is here to look after her property interests Mr and Mrs L A or Okmulgee Okla were here They made their rip In an automobile of Mannington West here Geneva Stinnan left this Ing fpr Mangum where she will enter school She was accompanied by Mr W Carter of place T C Thatcher of Oklahoma is W visiting his parents Mr and Mrs H H Thatcher of this city Mrs P C of California is visiting W McAbee and family having returned from Electra where ano visited her grandmother B ti and 0 0 Duren of At cher City were visitors here W A Kincaid of Quitman was here yesterday J A Hankerson court stenographer for he judicial eft for his home at today C C Porter and J V Porter of Soft ham weep here Orville Bullington left flay for Amarillo Mr and 0 T Bacon left afternoon for Dallas to attend the mar of their son Bentley to Marguerite The ceremony will take place at the Oriental Hotel ai high and Mrs T E Roberts gone to Dallas to attend the marriage Of their niece Miss Marguerite MIn ter to Bentley Bacon of this city J M Carter returned to his home at this afternoon after a visit with his sister Mrs W M Ful ler and son Judge A li left this after roou for Abilene on a brief business trip Miss Florence Blum of Burkburnett a visitor here Miss tieth Fowler was heie from Burkburnett today Mrs and daughter Amy of were here today en route to Burkburnett for a visit with 3 E Laney and family Clem Sanders who burned in a boiler explosion in the oil field near Burkburnett several weeks ago has recovered snf fluently to re turn to his home at Burkburnett He has been in a hospital here since the accident From s Dally County Commissioner J P lick ton and wife left this afternoon a visit relatives at Arlington and Dallas They will be gone days and may attend opening of the State Fair at Dallas C B Menzle In of the business of the National pany In North Texas will sever lua connection with that company tive October 15th Mr will continue his residence in Wichita Falls devoting his time to his personal interests in the well contracting bus I ness and other lines In which he Is interested Mr Ingram from the state outing agency for the Jackson Auto- mobile at Fort Worth Is in the uty having driven one of the new of that car up trom Fort for exhibition here Mrs t W Beavers left today for a visit to a sister residing In Oklahoma who Is reported as sick E S Held the architect leaves tonight San the annual ot the Architects Association W Leu of the of Moore and Kit holt accompanied him Frank the youth who sjs a broken leg In a collision Ire tween his motorcycle and an auto mobile several agop able to leave the hospital today walk ed up town although he must keep his li g in plaster parts for eonie time vet V n is here from BPU 0 a well known i goods salesman traveling out of Louis is ii the city A J Byrne of San Antonio a visitor here Mr Mrs Sid Bernstein df Dallas are here Mrs S J returned today from Dallas where slie has been ing her Mr and Mrs of Vernon were here today en route to Holliday to attend the golden wad ding anniversary of Mrs J M Taylor's should be spent Mr Huff was asked what kind of building ho thought should be built and replied that while it entirely impracticable Doubt was expressed as tq whether the old walls would stand the weight of an he had not given the matter careful I additional story It was pointed out consideration he thought three stories I that the present court house is 30 A bond issue for for a new court house will he voted upon her 20th by the tax payers of Wichita county The commissioners court this afternoon fixed the election for that date The vote was three to two I and a basement would be necessary years old and that even if it would Commissioners McClesky and Smith Judge Huff thought the building ot De anything to be proud of voting negatively County Judge should be laige for Mayor Britain announced that he sast tlie deciding vote for the j county's future needs that proposition This action was taken following the should be ample rooms tor the flit courts the county court and the presentation tills morning of a federal and appellate courts which lie with over 900 signatures asking that such an election be called Mr Young Petition Tlie petition was presented J T Young who has been active in it and was read to the parents Mr and Mrs All of Mr and Mrs drou will be in attendance at a o clock dinner tonight at the home at The children elude Mrs Vernon Mrs hoped to see established bere some dav Judge Huff expressed his strong that the additional tax rate necessary for the interest and sinking fund on a court house would be only eight cents Judge Harris and others expressed the view that if a new constructed it should be entirely proof for and he predicted that some of K of nua v j U 11 i 1 Aft 1166 US Ot WQ by Judge Harris The lift of names to see a fity of During further discussion of the mat was read only in purt it being too I nere e people here within a few long Among the citizens who were present at the meeting were R E Huff W Lee Moore C W Bean and Mayor A H Britain Sentiment At Iowa Park ter Commissioner McClesky said that while the people of his part of the Commissioner McClesky wanted to county wanted sufficient know if it would not be feasible to lions for the officers they believed make the present building more nearly that all needs could be met by adding Mr Young said that many of the fire proof and add a third story to it another story on the present building tax payers with whom he had talked This idea did not seem to meet with Adjournment was shortly taken until about the court house thought 0001 much favor most of those present be- after dinner Wallace Huggins J M Mil ARMY TOURNAMENT DAILY M E W H Tavlor C Taylor and Miss Bertha Taylor W Holliday A A Young an experienced clothing man of McAlester has nc a position store He win move his family here within a few weeks THEMES LARGEST AUDIENCES OF MEET INGS HEARD REV WALTERS SUNDAY i mm From s Dally r Miss Pearle Robertson left for Antlers Okla to relatives C L Fontaine returned this noon from a trip to Amarillo Mrs R C Smith and T M Kelt are expected to return tomor row from a visit in Bosque county J H Galllgher traveling store keen or for the Kaly lines with fers at Parsons Kansas a tor here today C P Carrithers time Keep er for Urt Katy lines In Texas here from his headquarters at Dai las today Mr and Mrs Otis T Bacon and Mi and Mrs T W Roberts have from Dallas where they attended tlie marriage of Bently Bacon and Marguerite Mrs and tufa returned today from a visit relatives in Fort Worth Mrs Ed 11 Lysaght Mrs Stanniforth s accompanied them foi a visit here A party of Fort Worth and officials including D K president H A superintendent D I auditor W F general freight and j passenger agent were here today en J route tor a trip over the Wichita Vai ley and the Stamford and Northwest cm lines Ambitious Youths your age Bluffer determined to do the patri otic thing and get to the Twenty two 1 said your your chest measure Sketch NO TIME WASTED Prompt Action Is Pleasing Wichita Falls Many Jet down to the cause of thins Bad backs are frequently caused by weak kidneys quarters Jhe State Reason r fori to a r fair this will be multiparty of attractions yt is the that trie maneuvers of thi troops In front of the big graml Und caui the at thi ird Fair expected to the of new and the extensive publicity campaign of the Fair As sociation the fines attraction and The of the rare track will be which with more universal ap j into a regulation than The lilt le field tny and ah others of the roar of with the rial ol horses the of Old in at the hrad of the ind HIP c a r of thp Arm hands all tno for the accommodation of Several days before tho open ing date of the Pa r the government guards will reach Dallas and pitch fins at Fair Park The tented bi and spall and for the double and he same regulations observed by in its dally routine life providing of an has of the red cor ba to the The de- Help the kidneys to got nd ol the veins of roops to visit will backache the rs and the In several trains lor it move Kidney Pills are for the kid neys No time wasted trying to cure other troubles Wichita Falls people endorse their merit S S Boston 605 Lee St Wichita Falls says My back was paining badly and stooping or lifting caused me much suffering VM t o ii to patriotic motions which bonle on thp las Mr ro ir division of thp srr lie infan rv faval i mo mala v and were also too active Dean's Kidney Pills Two boxes of procured from th V Tin in nt of last n IIP maneuver of Mack Taylor's Drug Store cured Price BOc at all dealers Don t sim ply ask for a same that Mr Boston had Co Props Buffalo N Y Kul meit to lo the avi it on on tit f eld of he entertain I dm not oh There will be several horses and mules stabled in ths tern reset vation President W I Yopp of tlK State Fair of Tews In commenting upon this feature of the gigantic entertain ment said citizen of the State of Texas Is indebted to the War Department for lit to return to Dallas his fill of the which or child whose is field scored a signal and so but from 1 leain this will eclipse it demonstrated it i- known tint IK I figured last vear In t and 2 uffi soldiers of t Sams j ranking Fair the success that It or tht big was maneuvers of tho Fair ihN vear so meritorious that lucre the aircraft in modern warfare and the aviation corps will he i at the Fair this year The exhibitions given by the light moun ain artillery last carried with it thi ills and excitement in plenty but the larger guns of the heavy field ar- tillery will add to the noise making features of the show Vie have not been advised as to now many troops will come to Dallas but of course we are hoping that there will be at least or more The effectiveness of the field movements nf fhe soldiers la naturally Intensified numbers in line We have ample spice for the accommodation pf the soldiers aud every comfort that ran be provided will be ar ranged for them prior to their arrival The program provided for fancy drills and field movements oy th skirmishes and firing by infantry detachments sent on the attack and defending ot the fort drills and fancy riding n tain artillery In transit on mules a In action dnd the engineering corps and wagon train The large of musicians accompanying the troops was divided Into two hands and from a musical angle proved to b nne of the most popular attractions on the OLIVES i We have received direct from the importer and packed for us the largest and most varied ment of Olives ever shipped to North Texas at prices ranging from lOc to per bottle The is the very highest and the price astonishingly low Some New Arrivals Premier Maize in vinegar Premier honey celery salt snappy relish spiced canteloupe horseradish in vinegar C B Anchovy paste nut catsup mushroom catsup Anchovy sauce kitchen Premier Chinook salmon Dundee crystalized miel salad dressing Each article guaranteed by us to be the very best produced any where in the world WE ROAST COFFEE EVERY DAY 824 Indiana Bert Bean Coffee House Telephone 35 soils blade The king frowned the scorned the chariot wheeled away and Roman soldiers put the liun hearted preacher In prison Some Things It Not 1 Repentance Is not sorrow Herod wag but ordered John's head cut off Regret or wrong doing is not repentance Godly row worketh repentance salvu lion 2 Cor 2 Fear is not r It is a mistake to think a cannot repent to God Delug scared most to death think man must be first to the brink of the pit look with down into Its awful depths BSD the fire smell the brimstone Bo fear death shiver tup pale see death and his coffin he can repent That is II jou are on the wrong train do change washed be frightened null the directions Pilate his hands out Christ You can't scare people luto repentance any more thau drive en out of a snake by pinning clothes pins on its tall This scared pale bed is 30 per fear and about leu per mt re i a belief in and the Rev ters said The life lived close to God is north more than the spoken in prayer Some peo pie pray most in the times of need and trouble We ought to prav when we are and happy and there is something between cannot pray From Dally The largest audiences jet present beard Her F F Walters yesterday in the Ian Church There were two tions to the Church Miss Somebody Knows Tis Jesus at the night service The subject of the morning sermon was Prajer and at night the was Re A phrase from Luke 181 Men ought to pray was used as CCI a text 11 the morning sermon The infidel and tho agnostic cannot pray ls not repentant e Haul those nilson chains in his face and beard him reasoning concerning righteousness and judgement to come he was but did not repent Joseph s breth -T vv vre and took the lad o ot the pit but sold him for one dollar and cents each Dont call conviction re- 4 Remorse is not repent me It la an element of but not all of repentance wai i subject of keen remorse but lit sn i in stead of repenting for or of his sins Remorse is n whip that God puts in the hand of conscience chastising the guilty i Confession is not repentance J confessed he betrayed in- nocent blood Not every one that sayeth I Lord shall enter into the kingdom but he that doeth the will of the Father Man dont have to read the Bible to know when does wrong He knows when he lies about steals from or an other Bible or no Bible church or no church 1 U repentance Is not sorrow fear conviction remorse or confession what then is repentance Let us notice things only at this time 1 The penitent thinks different 1> Studying evidence Christianity the nnd soon changes his thoughts about sin The Prodigal Soi is an illustration of genuine rei He thinks talks and atts He turns about nnd travels in a ferent direction He uses hK and thinks 2 The penitent feels mind being changed his bean is and someone else vou We should have a con in God and confidence in man It is the of prajer which counts confess our sins to God and be right with Him er is for all men Clods help to your own need If the iver dies the Christian life lift in the ri T p was 11 the i a t L light service He as his text Acts 17 JO In of I God cd lilt nov He men that they all repent i ns is he o uj kug a- r irist is all pow as long as we must hear His declaration except ve repent ye likewise all perish IS 3 t little matters whaf councils decree 01 formulas declare Too much cannot about Too much importance cannot be placed upon this topic The first hing John tie Baptist lesus Christ and His es pret I was re a wid birth ire like old colored said ho didn t -like to tinst chicken stealing because it appeared to throw such coldness over the meeting anil make so man of his members freeze up towards ilm No matter who preaches touched and melted to tears repentance if it is done in God s Softened thus like the Publican he prays be merciful to me a sin lower he is sure to stir up snakes hates to see her own aults mistakes blemishes No would maKc a living If ner 1 ike Saul of he asks what wilt thou have me do Feels lihe cloing fpr the king and his kingdom Ready to be made a correct likeness of woman that came along If he didn't v retouch here put on J The penitent acts differently or off a mole there she would the Prodigal Son was elsewhere It is said that sou he acted like it by getting not get an elephant to drink from out of that foreigners hog pen and clear water he sees his ugly totting homo to lather A story is face tirs him fury He lashes tho into foam There must be lots of hu ran nature about the elephant For the same reason men don t told of an old liar who came to a church and making the confession was taken to the creek for slon Among the large crowd many do jou think he is converted HKe the Bible They see reflected has he changed will be quit his their own wicked hearts and tan tilt was cold tne November wind cut stand it People do not like through the clad candidates kind of book or sermon that roughly finds the tender spot They want smooth preaching sermons of the vv ill tell you whether he is converted you tickle me and i will tickle kind loie taps on the head are desired that make them a boy with his mouth full of butter scotch Make a mim Import ance that pet along him and he thinks sou a great preacher Tohn the Baptist Jesus and the early disciples were not that kind of men Opening the book in the center John said repent for the Kingdom of God is at hand He took lead aim at big sinners on the flout None felt comfortable Under Ills preaching Johns backbone was bigger than many preachers bodies He would no more flinch than a Quaker mealing Plenty of Phart sees in Jerusalem took pains to rub the fur the right wav with old Herod but not John He saw Herod's prancing up to his meeting minting at tlin woman lolling in the purple cushion beside the king John shouted repent put Jier away His words drew blood a for baptism An old elder said to the anxious Questioners wait and I or not the old time liar amo up from undei the water onto the bank that old elder met him with his hand and the John I am Klad to you make this start wah the water No the water was not cold The old eldor shout ed he s a liar put him under again But after all when we decide to go v here Jesus directs there will be When he was con of such sins ho no quibbling over the waters of Ab ana and Pharphar Dr Dye ten vearh missionary in Africa toils of an old doctor who had many wives and slaves repenting freed all slaves and let all but one wife go to their homes Reflection on Royalty During the latter years of George HI s reign all performances of s King Lear wore forbidden in consequence of the madness of the king Cir cus coming I to Wichita Falls OCTOBER 201 Circus J Day 4 CIRCUS If STUPENDOUS SPECTACLE SOLOMOM W ZOO MILES OF PARADE WONDERS A WONDERFUL ALL NEW NOVELTY CIRCUS 1250 I PERSONS IN THE CAST I BEAUTIFUL DANCING St GIR LS 400 j SINGERS HORSES LOAD OF SCENERY BIG NEW STREET PARADI Downtown Ticket Sale Circus Dav at Drag Store 820 I Same as at the Cirrus Grounds I   

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