The Woman's Bible Club Lesson On Job
The Interdenominational Woman's Bible Club met last week for an insightful study of the Book of Job led by Mrs. R. W. Scurry. Mrs. M. E. Hall delivered the devotional, while Mrs. William Dingus led the quiz in Witt's absence. The group will study the Book of Psalms on August 24 with Leader Mrs. Jno Scurry, Devotional Mrs. W. W. Kilpatrick, and Quiz Miss Leva Roberson. Prompt start at four o'clock to ensure full benefit.
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R. W. Scurry
M. E. Hall
Witt
William Dingus
Jno. Scurry
W. W. Kilpatrick
Leva Roberson
Card of Thanks from Mrs. G. R. Hart and Family
We thank the many friends who tenderly offered assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. We also thank those who sent flowers for his grave. — Mrs. G. R. Hart and Children.
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G. R. Hart
Grove's Tastiless Chill Tonic Drives Out Malaria
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic drives out malaria enriches the blood and builds up the system. A true tonic for adults and children. 50c.
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GROVE
Women’s Missionary Society Plans Fruit Box Drive
At the regular meeting of the local auxiliary on Tuesday August 15 members will pack a box of canned fruits to send to the Wesley house in Thurber. All Methodist ladies are invited to contribute fruit or vegetables and deliver them to the Wesley class Sunday school room on Tuesday at 4 30 PM. Constipation is linked to serious disease and herbaline is advertised at 50c by S P Smith.
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Wesley House
Thurber
Methodist Church
Wesley
S. P. Smith
Slider and Lacy Offers New Suits at Low Prices
If you want to buy a new suit see us. Our suits are new and our prices the lowest. Slider and Lacy.
Disagreeable and Dangerous Trouble Cured in Mississippi Cordial
Ad text touts dangerous trouble as diarrhoea and claims a speedy cure with Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordial priced at 25 and 50 cents. An advertisement urges readers to buy and to have rubber heels put on shoes by Kilpatrick & Son.
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Mississippi
Kilpatrick & Son
State Fair Auto Show to Feature All 1917 Models
J H S Kendall director in charge of the Automobile Division at the State Fair of Texas says the biggest auto show the South has seen is prepared with Texas dealer cooperation. The rebuilt Auto Building in Fair Park Dallas will host 1917 models side by side with 1916 offerings to aid comparisons. Dallas dealer leader John W Atwood confirms active dealer involvement and plans for extensive exhibits and demonstrations. Trucks and commercial cars will share space with pleasure cars, and most popular makes will be represented with their latest models.
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State Fair of Texas
South
Texas
Auto J. S. Kendall Mobile
Fair Park
Dallas
Southwest
John W. Atwood
The
Automobile Dealers Association
Made-in-Texas Exhibits Dominate State Fair
S J Munger directs the Manufactures Division as hundreds of Texas made products are showcased. The fair emphasizes Made in Texas displays with many exhibitors from the Southwest. W H Stratton notes nearly all space in the Manufactures Building is filled, with a few prime spots still available by writing the Fair Association in Dallas.
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Texas
W. H. Stratton
The
Fair Association
Dallas
State Fair Attractions Promise High Standard in 1916
H A Olmated of the State Fair carnival and music department says the 1916 State Fair of Texas will offer the finest amusements yet, with the F A Wortham Shows at Fair Park October 14 to 29 and top acts like Flavius Band led by A F Flaviu, who wowed Panama Pacific audiences.
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H. A
Flaviu
A. F. Flaviu
Dallas
San Francisco
Southwest
Bibb Organizes Peanut Association
A mass meeting on August 5 1916 formed the Local Peanut Growers Association of Bible with C G Evans as president and Tom Summers vice president. Officers, committee names, and a membership roll are listed, plus plans to meet every two weeks and notes of a sewing club organized by Adele Simmons with Catherine Clarke elected secretary.
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Arthur Janes
Jno
Cheatham
Jake Robertson
Finis Robertson
C. J. Evans
Pres
Seey
New Sewing Club Organized in Comanche
The Chief secured the original minutes of Comanche’s newly formed sewing club’s first meeting. The inexperienced secretary produced the record unaided, noting that “We laughed and we played and” as the session began, reflecting a light start to the club’s activities.
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Comanche
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Paris Smith
the Woman’s Bible Club
Woman’s Missionary Society
MR. Bentley
GEO. EV
ANS Honey Boy
Hart
Keystone
H. L. Ardis
State Fair Auto Show
Kendall
S. J. Munger
Manger
H. A. Olmsted
Wichita
Neely-Harris - Cunningham Co
Comanche, Texas
BIBB
Peanut Association
Mrs
Adele Simmons
Catherine Clark
Catherine Clarke
New Sewing Club
Job Department
N. W. Corner Square
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