Hearne Democrat Weekly Rates and Publication Notice
The Hearne Democrat published weekly announces subscription rates at one year for 1.50 and six months for toe entered as second class matter May 2 1811 at the postoffice Hearne Texas under the Act of March 4 1879 Advertising rates display 24 cents per inch Local readers 10 cents per line per insertion All advertising runs until ordered Our timing and policy details reflected in this small town notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toe
Hearne
Texas
Versatility Of Women In State Leadership Debate
A group of Texas editorials argue against restricting women from public roles. They celebrate a mother multitasking at home and say a capable woman could single handedly manage both family duties and state affairs. The piece endorses women serving in office, arguing opposition overestimates the challenge.
This Editor Is Stepping High Now
Owing to the arrival of the editor's grandson Edward Felton Gatling born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gatling. The infant weighed about nine pounds, is comely with strong lungs, and may grow to prominence in public life in the future. The child is named after grandfathers George Edward Gatling and the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Gatling
Edward Felton Gatling
George Edward Gatling
Thisditor
Baptist Revival Meeting at First Hearne Church
The First Baptist Church announces a revival starting Monday at seven o clock in the morning. Rev W J F Frazier of Springfield Mo will preach. He arrives Monday afternoon for the evening service. Day services occur inside the church while evenings are on the church lawn with seating and comforts provided. The event invites all Hearne and nearby residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. J F. Frazier
Springfield
Frazier
Hearne
Bridge Club Hosts Weekly Gathering at Mrs Hudson Home
The weekly bridge meeting at Mrs 0. G. Hudson's home featured several guests and prize awards. Mrs Ely won high score and a fan, Kathryn Bishop earned low score with an ice tub, while Julia de Steigner and Mary Buckner received guest gifts. A salad course and iced tea followed the game with guests including Mrs DeWitt Waltman and Maurine Daniels among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
0. G. Hudson
Ely
Kathryn Bishop
Julia de Steigner
Mary Buckner
DeWitt Waltman
San Antonio
Maurine Daniels
Carthage
Murray Doyle
Stamford
Local graduates attend Texas commencement and Kidd Key exercise
Mrs R W Marshall Miss Eugenie Marshall and Mrs C R Wimberly traveled to Austin for the University of Texas commencement where Miss Anne Marshall earned an M A degree. The Democrat Editor acknowledges an invitation to Kidd Key College Sherman graduation exercises. Miss Jacque Wood member of the certificate class was invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Marshall
Eugenie Marshall
C. R. Wimberly
Austin
University of Texas
Anne Marshall
Democrat
Kidd Key College
Sherman
Jacque Wood
Frank A. Wood
Franklin
Miss Wood
Kidd Key
Humble Day Parade Opens 1925 Hearne Picnic
Humble Oil and Humble Pipe Line employees and families held Humble Day in Hearne on May 27 1925 starting with a morning parade from Hearne Band Stand Park to Abe Hearne Crossing Little Brazos River picnic grounds. Events included races prizes a barbecue dinner local speakers led by M G Houston G L Farrned Dr H W Cummings and others. A Mudville Pavilion family dance closed the day with Bryan orchestra providing music and thanks extended to Hearne citizens for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Humble Pipe Line Company
Hearne Band Stand
Hearne
Abe Hearne
Little Brazos River
M. G. Houston
G. L. Farned
H. W. Cummings
Warren Wilkerson
Judge Reid
C. E. Bullock
H. Lyon
Mudville Pavillion
Mumford
Farned
Anderson
Bryan
Card of Thanks and Social Notes from Hearne
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness in bereavement. Social notes mention visits from JoE Y. McNutt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eikel and Miss Mary Augusta Hikel of Houston, and Miss Hockaday School graduate Mary Augusta Hikel en route from Dallas. Humble Oil promotion urged. Greetings from Mrs. J. W. Horlock in Los Angeles. Mr. R. L. Talley spent Sunday in Galveston with Mrs. Talley. Mrs. Talley had been in Orange with the Cottle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eikel
Mary Augusta Hikel
Houston
Warren Wilkerson
Dallas
Mary Augusta
Miss Hockaday School
Knights Templar attend General Stoddard funeral in Bryan
Mr J G Philen and Mr T F Brashear Knights Templar from Hearne attended the funeral of General H B Stoddard in Bryan Sunday afternoon. Also in attendance were Mr Sam Little Master Mason from Golden Rule Lodge 1638 and Mrs J G Philen Mrs T F Brashear and Miss Kathryn Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Philen
T. F. Brashear
Knights Templar
Hearne
H. B. Stoddard
Bryan
Sam Little
Mesdames
Kathryn Bishop
Norwood Cemetery Dinner Donation Report
Members of the Norwood Cemetery Association thank donors and helpers for the dinner in the Later Building last Saturday. Special gratitude to Charles Later for bread and bakery goods and twenty five pounds of barbecue served in the building he loaned. Ninety dollars was added to the cemetery fund with minimal expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Cemetery Association
Charles Later
What Good Does It Do You to Know Something
A blunt satire on intelligence tests and literacy, arguing that advertisers target the masses. It mocks draft board claims about adult intelligence and promotes contentment in ignorance for those seeking immediate advantage.
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Durham
Local notes of residents and visitors in Hearne area
Mrs. C Barnhouse returned to Rockdale Tuesday after visiting Mrs. R M McCarver Sr. Rentals offered unfurnished apartments with private bath and garage to adults. Mr W D Terry visited Hearne area. he maintains properties there. Residents and visitors include Mrs O G Hudson and children. Mrs J R Covington and children in Burlington visit Bartle Crenan. Ruby Pippin resigned from Hamilton Dry Goods and went home to Groesbeck. Leta Proctor of Waxahachie summers with John T Welch and Mrs W H Davison. Mattie Farrar of Calvert joined Western Public Service Co. as bookkeeper. Wilmer Welch from Jeanerette, La. visits his aunts Rebecca Keith and Alcesta Welch. Dr W K Waltman and wife returned from San Antonio after three weeks with R A Baessler. Henry Shoap heads to Belton with Ruth Shoap from Baylor. Judge Joe Reid, Hearne Chamber of Commerce secretary, attended Texas Commercial Association session in Marlin. Mrs Harry Gray and children travel to Houston then to Kingsville. John Gatling of Mission visited wife and daughter in Judge J Felton Lane’s home. John Rodell spent time in Dallas, then Little Rock to stay with aunt Mrs Leo Treadway. Katie Ely returned from Dallas. freshman at SMU, will study at Baylor this summer. Purvis Ely and Sherman Tanner back home after two weeks travel to San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland.
Cum mings Hosts Visitors From Taylor And Wichita Falls
Dr. and Mrs. H W Cummings entertained guests Reverend and Mrs E P Williams of Taylor and Mrs Yancy Cummings of Wichita Falls during the latter part of the week in a small social gathering reflecting local cordial hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cummings
E. P. Williams
Taylor
Yancy Cummings
Wichita Falls
Fitchs Visit Relatives Across Texas and Georgia
Mr and Mrs L C Fitch spent last week visiting Jacksonville and Nacogdoches relatives returning at the week end They were accompanied home by Mrs J F Morris and Miss Jimmie Chadwick Mrs I D Hall little Miss Libbie Hall and Mr Patrick B Hall left Wednesday for an overland trip to Madison Ga where they will visit Mrs Hall s parents Mr and Mrs Patrick Burney and other relatives The many friends here of Mr and Mrs Mae Dotson will be glad to know that they are now pleasantly located near Steele s Store On the upper farm of Mr Seth Mooring Mr Dotson having been promoted to manager of that farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shoap
Belton
Ruth Shoap
Baylor College
L. C. Fitch
Jacksonville
Nacogdoches
J. F. Morris
Jimmie Chadwick
I. D. Hall
Libbie Hall
Patrick B. Hall
Madison, Ga
Mae Dotson
Steele
Seth Mooring
Dotson
City Blocks and Lots For Sale Auction Notice
Blocks priced from four hundred to seven hundred dollars with lots offered by P. L. Brapy Sr. Gen en inn purveyors advertise city blocks and lots for sale.
Laxative Brom Quinines Box Signature Mentioned
Fragmentary note notes a single product Bromo Quinine laxative with E W Grove signature on the box. It reads like a product label snippet mentioning Bromo Quinine and the Groves signature.
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E. W. Grove
Miss Marion McNutt Dies After Lingering Illness
County Judge Joe Y. McNutt mourns sister Miss Marion McNutt who died in San Antonio Sunday after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held in Calvert Monday afternoon with a large gathering of friends and mourners.
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Joe Y. McNutt
Marion McNutt
San Antonio
Calvert
Miss Marion
Wanted to Rent Eight or Four Room House Ad
Look for a home with conveniences and rent options of eight or four rooms. See Claud Riley at Thomas and Myers Drug Store for details. Ad placed in the local classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Riley
Thomas & Myers Drug Store
Habitual Constipation Cured in 14 to 21 Days
An advertisement for LAX FOS WITH PEPSIN a syruphonic laxative claims to cure habitual constipation in 14 to 21 days by regular use. It markets prompt relief and regular bowel action with a pleasant taste priced at 60 cents per bottle.
Local Social Roundup Sees Visitors in Waco and Bryan
Antonio and Miss Helen Cummings visited Waco on Friday. In Bryan on Sunday Mrs. W. H. Davison, Mr. John T. Welch, and Miss Pearl Smith were seen. A note mentions Whiz Top Dressing and Miller Filling Station as context for a leak and weed painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt Waltman
San Antonio
Helen Cummings
Waco
Miller Filling Station
W. H. Davison
John T. Welch
Miss Pearl Smith
Bryan
Ferguson Building Under Repairs
The Ferguson building at Fourth and Magnolia streets housing Yankie-Hamilton grocers A. L. Hardwick and Son Dry Goods J. Felton Lane law officers J. W. Horlock cotton buyer and Dr. C W Duncan dentist is undergoing extensive repairs and will be a principal business house in town once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
Fourth and
Magnolia Sts
Yankie-Hamilton Grocers
A. L. Hardwick and
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