Young Men Targeted in Bold Clothing Ad
Slogan touts youth as future achievers in a bold apparel appeal. It claims great deeds come from young men and positions the brand as the choice for ambitious, successful young buyers worldwide.
22 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
1
Slogan touts youth as future achievers in a bold apparel appeal. It claims great deeds come from young men and positions the brand as the choice for ambitious, successful young buyers worldwide.
A compact ad announcing savings on dry goods at a local store. The message highlights low prices and urges shoppers to visit the store for bargains.
Churches detail a June 18 cooperative gathering with Baptist 191 in Sunday School, one baptism, Methodist 143, Christian 120, Presbyterian 97 under tent. Sermons cover The Priesthood of Jesus and Triumphant Faith. Offerings support rent and home missions. two thirds joined other churches. Rev Hall thanks assistants.
On Friday July 7 Miss Sallie Chism will present an entertainment at the opera house for the Firemen's Band benefit. She will be assisted by her sister Miss Rytchie who has supported her at Midland College and gained favor across the state. Music by the Firemen's Band promises a top tier program with a strong local turnout anticipated.
Fay Marshall and her family relocate from Olney to Graham where Mr. Marshall has accepted a job with Judge Akin.
In Young county a marriage united G D Hinson and Fannie Kisinger at 7:45 last Sunday evening officiated by Rev. F E Singleton. Hinson, son of G W Hinson, is tax assessor and popular. Kisinger, daughter of John Kisinger, is a respected teacher. The couple received many fine gifts as they begin married life.
G. B. Reatherford of Gooseneck reports a rabbit drive last Saturday. He fired 56 shots and says he killed 55 cotton tails. He stopped after showers left him unable to find more rabbits and shoulder soreness kept him from resuming the chase.
County Chairman S. R. Crawford leads Graham business and professional leaders in Beckham National Bank to plan a state-wide prohibition drive over the next thirty days. A committee including Jnc. E. Morrison Dr. J. L. Williamson Rev. C. F. Pearce Judge E. W. Fry and Dr. W. T. Rouse will arrange speaker dates and assist communities calling for prohibition talks throughout Young County. Crawford has secured a speaker for July 2 to spend 20 days in the county.
The two week revival led by Dr. J. E. McLean ended Sunday night with about thirty conversions and as many reconsecrations. Large attentive crowds, strong sermons, and earnest appeals marked the service. Morning Bible readings aided the effort and cottage prayer meetings by the Fourth Ward ladies were notably successful. The group plans monthly gatherings, next hosted by Mrs. Jno. E. Morrison on Friday July 7. All ladies are invited and urged to bring Bibles.
J. W. McLendon of Campbell Texas is visiting his son Supt Edgar McLendon this week shaping family reunions and local social notes.
The Austin College Quartet from Sherman will perform at the Opera House next Monday night June 26 under the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society. They recently gave a Dallas recital at the YMCA Building to an enthusiastic crowd praised for vocal and instrumental work. The group plans further Texas appearances, ending in Galveston and Kerrville for the Presbyterian Assembly, featuring H W Cunningham S L Anderson T M Cunningham and W M Anderson Jr.
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