All Are Treated Alike at This Friendly Bank
A local bank invites customers to open accounts of any size in a welcoming message emphasizing equal treatment for all clients and a cordial approach to service.
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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1924
Page
8
A local bank invites customers to open accounts of any size in a welcoming message emphasizing equal treatment for all clients and a cordial approach to service.
The Graham Music Club met at the Methodist Church with choral practice from 2 to 3 pm and a short business session led by vice president Mrs. M G Cheney. Committees were appointed for Lyceum programs and publicity as the clubs outline a winter schedule. The next open meeting for the public is Sunday afternoon November 5 at 3 o'clock in the church auditorium with free admission.
An automotive retailer invites readers to see their advertisement on page 7 for a favorable purchase option. The note implies a sales pitch and local commerce context with a brief call to action.
In a fiery address, Judge Scurry defends President Davis and Confederate commanders against what he calls slanders by Republican critics. He argues states rights and lawful secession, condemns Lincoln era actions, and pledges loyalty to the Democratic cause while opposing a Republican Klan ticket.
Marion Davies speaks of sympathizing with Florida prisoners and describes whipping scenes from the Cosmopolitan film Little Old New York. She recounts acting as Pat who is whipped in a public square amid mob violence during production with Louis Wolheim.
The Wolf Hunters Association held a week ago event with about 100 men and more than 100 dogs participating. Several wolves were killed and the participants report a great time.
Elder J. H. Fisher and his wife of Newcastle visited Graham on Monday. Brother Fisher had just returned from a lengthy trip to Tennessee and Florida where he spoke to an audience of 5,000. Mrs. Fisher visited relatives in Arkansas during his trip.
Mr. W. I. Tidwell is slowly recovering at Baylor Hospital in Dallas after a serious operation. His sons R. V. and H. L. visit him each Sunday, and Mrs. Tidwell is with him in Dallas. Friends in Graham hope he can soon return home.
Messrs Dan and Horace Orrand and their father J. S. Orr and E. L. Baldwin returned this week from a trip to the Plains and New Mexico. They report the Plains in a prosperous condition.
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