Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Meeting Notes
The Presbyterian Toureh Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met on Wednesday with Mrs. Hal Morrison presiding. Members answered roll call with heaven quotes, studied missions, and read articles from Mexico and Korea. Mrs. Rose read a China friendship letter, and after prayer hostess duties by Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. Pohlman served cream and cake. The next meeting, with Mrs. John Norman, is set for the first Wednesday in June, roll call to be answered with the word las.
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Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Toureh
Hal Morrison
Heaven
Mexico
Korea
Mesdames McMurray and Owen
Rose
China
Montgomery
Pohlman
Won't Slight a Good Friend for Cough Medicine
Mrs A L Alley of Bals Me endorses Dr King s New Discovery after ten bottles relieved her cough cold and lung trouble. She says it is the best medicine for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup grip sore throat and chest pain. Relief is immediate and many trials prove rapid cures. Trial bottles 50c and 1.00 free with guarantee by Siean Drug Co.
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Siean Drug Co
A Forward Movement At Graham Methodist Baraca Class
The Graham Methodist Church reports rapid growth of its Baraca class with near doubling of membership and plans to reach every unaffiliated young man in the town. A new classroom is ready and the group seeks fifty young men to join, pledging to stand by the Bible in work for peers. Ballard's Herbine advertised as a cure for stomach issues.
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The
Methodist Church
Graham
Ballard
Ss, Doty & Co
Appeal for Cemetery Fund Payment
An appeal urges all who have not paid their share of the cemetery fund to call at Beckham National Bank today and remit. Funds are needed to cover current expenses and maintain the yard. several have paid, but many have not. Mrs 8. R. Crawroxup appeals for immediate action.
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Beckham National Bank
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Healt h Boost
An old advert claims Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best laxative and health builder. They tone the stomach liver and kidneys purify blood strengthen nerves cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headaches chills and malaria. Available for 35 cents at Sloan Drug Co.
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Dr. King
Sloan Drug Cr
A Graham Boy Leads in Class Distinction
From Waco comes word that in a class of eighty four twenty three won distinction and Stephen Ford led the list. Stephen, the youngest and smallest, heads the notable group and is praised for his intelligence and the honor it represents.
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Waco
Stephen Ford
Stephen
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
The advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment can quickly drive away rheumatic pain whether slight or serious. It asserts immediate relief and restored suppleness, promising no suffering. Sold by B.S. Doty & Co.
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Ballard
B.S. Doty & Co
Enrollment Drive Urges Census for School Fund
If you have children or know any unenumerated child, call R. V. Tidwell to ensure they are enrolled. All children aged seven to seventeen on September 1 must be counted to support school funding.
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R. V. Tidwell
Married in California Fresno couple wed in Private ceremony
The Fresno Republication reports the marriage of Bessie Welborn and Ross Cornelius at the home of the bride’s sister Mrs L R Hague on 150 San Pablo avenue. Rev J J Kenney officiated. The couple will reside at 146 White avenue with relatives nearby and both have ties to Fresno.
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Fresno
California
Ross Cornelius
Fresno High School
J. J. N.kenney
Rain Ends Long Dry Spell Brings Hope for Crops
The region received multiple showers breaking a twenty year dry spell. Farmers report ground now suitable for planting with grain to come and expect continued rain to boost crops including cotton milo maize kaffir corn and cane. Confidence among newcomers remains high as conditions improve for a strong year.
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Milo Oaize
Lost steel point rock pick with WILL engraved
A steel point rock pick engraved WILL was lost between town and the Dry Creek bridge last Saturday. It resembles a coal chisel and is valued as the property of a deceased brother. A reward is offered. please leave at the Leader office.
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Dry Creek
Jacksboro Summer Normal announces new faculty leader
Prof G S Fulbright of Baylor University replaces Prof McLendon at Jacksboro Summer Normal. Board reports strong supplement to faculty, ample boarding provided, and invites teachers to report Tuesday by morning train. A committee will assist with housing, urging better teachers to attend. Sincerely L Z Timmons and W E Eddleman announces business partnership and continued commitment to fair dealing.
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McLendon
G. S. Fulbright
A. B. Baylor University
L. Z. Timmons, Co. Supt
Jack County
Hallam & Eddleman Advertises Squeab and Coffee
Local ads tout pure honey at Hallam and Eddleman with squab pricing and phone contacts. Notices mention residents traveling to Olney and Dallas visits, plus White Swan Coffee promotions and a church sermon by Rev. Edward Ower. An American Gentleman from Hamilton Brown Shoe Co. tours Graham in colonial dress offering cards and a prize to Mrs. A B Eddleman.
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Hamilton Brown Shoe Company
St. Louis
Graham
George Washington
Mabry, Short & Co
A.B. Eddlieman
Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria in ad
A two year old bay horse of 16 1 2 hands and 1200 pounds is for sale cash or on time. See Ben Johnson at Norris Holw Co.
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Ben Johnson
Norris Holw Co
Simmons Sarsaparilla Promotes Renewal this Winter
The advertisement touts Simmons Sarsaparilla as a top blood purifier that rids winter impurities and revitalizes both young and old. It claims strong efficacy and urges immediate renovation of the body with a price of 50 cents and 81.09.
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Dr. Simmons
Commencement Sermon At Graham High School
Rev S J McMurray pastor of the Presbyterian church preached the commence ment sermon to the Graham High School graduating class last Sunday The text Add to ye are not your own came from two scripture passages He addressed the class and especially the young people noting the sermon would be valuable to them for guidance and growth
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The
Baptist Church
S. J. McMurray
Presbyterian Church
Graham High School
Bro. McMurray
Gooseneck Man Visits City on Business
J M Ray of Gooseneck was in the city on business last Friday and, while here, attended to other matters and made the editor happy by contributing a dollar.
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J. M. Ray
Gooseneck
South Bend Busy With Visits And Local Notes
South Bend residents and visitors are listed: Zack Timmons and family of Jacks hore visited sister Mrs. BE. MM. McCtuskey. O A McBrayer visited Graham. Mrs. Whitmire and daughter Miss Fannie from South Prairie called on the Bend. J J Fawks and family went to Graham. Belle Goode from Graham visiting relatives here. J R Holcomb and J W Reavers attended the W O W lodge in Graham. Grandma Ficking and son Willie visited Proffitt. Fawks sold his place to KR McClusker and will move to Graham. two births reported May 9. M S Patterson and family of Lone Star attended church and were delayed by high water. Bob Fawks went to Murray. South Bend busy after recent rains. M D Harrell and J W Burgess to harvest wheat for seed and bread. Marvin McBrayer went to Graham. Guess Who.
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Zack Timmons
Jackshore
BE. MM. McCtuskey
O. A. McBrayer
Graham
Mrs. Whitmire
Miss Fannie
South Prairie
Bend
J. J. Fawks
Belle Goode
J R. Holcomb
J. W. Reavers
W.O. W. Lodge
Grandma Ficking
Willie
Proffitt
J.J. Fawks
McClusker
Mr. Fawks
Floyd Burgess
T. A. Nirkley
M. S. Patterson
Lone Star
Bob Fawks
Murray
South Bend
M.D. Harrell
J. W. Burgess
Marvin McBrayer
Behold the source of OTTOLENE in southern field
A narrator contrasts a grim swine sty with a field of roses, then notes the summer breeze revealing OTTOLENE as the source. The verse pairs repulsion of pigs with beauty of blooms and ends on a branded product image.
Lone Oak News Roundup and Church Updates
Local notes report rain bringing life to farms and minor illness in the community. Arkansas visitors Granpa Hamm and Mrs Beard exit for home Friday. Rail workers progress. Sunday School orders fifty Bells of Heaven song books. Miss Della Stewart resigns secretary post, Leagan elected. A new rear gallery at the Methodist church seats seventy five, with grounds fenced in Bermuda grass. District Conference and Women’s Mission Society meet June 25, about one hundred delegates expected. Priscilla Club meets with Mrs Burkett. four members present. next at Mrs John Dowdle’s home. Urgent attendance for all members due to important business.
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Granpa
Grandma Hamm
Arkansas
J. V. Hamm
J. A Beard
Loving
Young County
Africa
Della Stewart
Mss. Leagan
Bermuda
District Conference
District Women's Mission Society
Priscilla Club
Burkett
John Dowdle
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Ladies Aid
8. R. Crawroxup
Graham Boy
Jacksboro
W.E. Eddleman
Hallam & Eddleman’s
Mrs. Z. A. Hudson
Henrietta
Roy Golston
J. L. Anderson
Olney
Mary
Katherine Craig
Dallas
Roy Gholston
Mrs. S. B. Street
Aline Johnson
Sherman
Lucile McJimsey
Fort Worth
Mrs. Frost and Children
Venus, Texas
J. R. McCarroll
White Swan Coffee
Hallam & Eddleman
Edward Ower
Missouri
Christian Church
R. le Yankersley
John C. Bower
W. O. Clark
E W. Fry
Janke
Gentleman
Fletcher
Norman & Stovall
Texas
Poland
Newcastle
W.P. Stinson
Eliasville, Texas
Graham Tailor Shop
Roy D. Houston Prep
Ofite
Southwestern
Guess
Hawkins Chapel
Bro. Black
Pleasant View
J. EF
Ford
Palmer
Sallie Hawkins
Don Ava
Lone Oak
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