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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1924
Page
2
Notice appearing in Hearne Texas bulletin dated June 13 1924 lists advertising rates for display and local readers with charges per inch and per line, and states ads run until canceled. It notes second class matter date May 2 111 at Hearne Post Office under act of 1579.
Hon R J Randolph of Madisonville announces candidacy for Associate Justice of the Tenth Court of Civil Appeals Place 1 at the Waco location. Endorsed by Madison County Bar and local citizens, he is a 47 year old Democrat with a long legal career, service in the Legislature, and extensive practice in state and federal courts.
On Sunday at 2 PM Miss Minnie Madeline Seigler of Franklin and Mr John Guenzel of Hearne united in marriage at the bride's parents home. Rev Busby officiated beside daisies and ferns as decor. The couple planned an overland trip to San Antonio before settling in Hearne with Mrs Carrie Guenzel. Andrew Bryan, son of HB Bryan, wed Gloria Norvell in Houston as he teaches science at Rice Institute.
Mr and Mrs Bryan Rochelle entertained thirty five guests for a Friday afternoon visiting with house guests Mr and Mrs W J Rochelle and their small son from Corsicana. The group began with a swim at the Humble Pipe Line pool then enjoyed supper on a wooded hill near Bryan Road.
Jim Peel Self enjoyed his ninth birthday at home with parents Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Self Friday afternoon. Eighteen guests joined in games on the lawn before cream and cake refreshments. Little Miss Maurine Self helped hostesses with the party favors and entertainment.
Mrs Vernon Stegall of Franklin was a weekend visitor in Hearne, staying with relatives and taking part in local social activities.
Dr and Mrs H W Cummings and Miss Helen Cummings left Sunday for Chicago where he will attend the American Medical Association meeting and spend weeks in city hospitals for clinical lectures. Helen will visit New York City to join Mr and Mrs Harold Volk of Dallas and see friends.
Agricultural woes cap a long Wheelock account with rainfall and weed growth while a tragic accidental shooting shocks the town. The piece then covers visits from Mrs Wade Hedrick and others, church dedication led by Rev Bell, a large post service barbecue, and celebratory songs and prayers as Wheelock preserves its communal traditions.
Mr and Mrs W E Sherman host guests Mr and Mrs P H Jolly and daughter from Superior Arizona The Death of Christ is billed as the greatest Bible subject and Evangelist Powell will lead the opening service of the revival meetings at Grand Stand Park Hear it tonight.
Mrs W C Allen has returned from Dallas after visiting relatives and attending business matters.
Mrs R C Allen and Miss Alice Allen departed Thursday for Waco for a brief visit. Afterward Miss Alice will depart for California to visit relatives. Patios Allen expects to join a party touring California Oregon Arizona and other points of interest.
An ad touts Lavoptik eye wash with camphor witch hazel and hydrastis claiming rapid improvement for sore weak or strained eyes. It notes a small bottle suffices and an aluminum eye cup is free, from Durrey Drug Company.
Dr C W Duncan traveled to Dallas last week for the funeral of his nephew Kyle Beck who died in a Tuesday automobile accident en route to Blackwell from Tonkawa Oklahoma. After the service he stayed with his sister Mrs. Preston Beck and many friends offered condolences.
A syruphonic laxative named LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN offers a 14 to 21 day course to relieve habitual constipation. It is described as a stimulant and regulator of bowel action, very pleasant to take, with a price of 60 cents per bottle.
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