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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
7
The store presents its spring and summer goods with a focus on new wash fabrics, underwear, and corduroys. Union suits priced 35¢ 50c and 1.00 per garment, red seal gingham 10c per yard, highlighting attractive values for early shoppers.
Easter week services at multiple churches drew hundreds, with sermons on the resurrection and Christ as advocate. The Presbyterian and Baptist congregations reported strong attendance and offerings, while Methodist services highlighted music and a focus on immortality and righteous living.
The Methodist church will hold morning services next Sunday with a sermon titled Christ Work From Resurrection to Ascension. The night sermon will honor David Livingston’s birth centennial this month. Young people are invited. Sunday School and League punctuality are urged. J. Hall Bowman, Preacher in Charge.
The Wichita Falls celebration date is advanced to the week of May 12 to align with the State Volunteer Firemen's Convention, which will be held during that same week in Wichita Falls, Texas.
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Church of Christ met with fifteen members and one visitor. After songs and prayers, committee reports were given and Bible study on Samuel led by Mrs Mancal Bird. Next meeting at Mrs Chism’s home with Mrs Jim Carlton as leader.
The Interse Club met with Mrs. Homer Mayes on the 22nd for a pleasant hour. Miss Bessie Finch and Miss Juanita Adair gave readings which were enjoyed by all. The club will meet with Mrs. Fred Adair on Friday the 28th.
Fort W Graves Ward markets feature a Butter Bread product advertised as a freshly baked item.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle gathered Wednesday afternoon at 4 o clock with Mrs H L Morrison. Miss Elsie Rubenkoenig read a Chautauquan article on The Red Cross in the Balkans and Mrs Hudson presented a paper The Drama Thru the Centuries from the Spirit of French Letters. Mrs Jno E Morrison led a thoughtful Table Talk. A quoted axiom closed the meeting.
Local ad announces fresh Fort Worth bread daily at Mabry and Sons. The notice emphasizes daily availability and the family business name. It reads like a brief retail promotion in a historical newspaper.
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