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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
7
An old advertisement notes that the cold and influenza cure is Bromo Quinine tablets. It claims only one Bromo Quinine exists and features E. W. Grove's signature on the box. The price is shown as 0c.
Mrs J R Barlett and young Beth Barlett of Dallas arrived in Hearne to spend the summer months, visiting relatives and enjoying the season in the town.
Mr and Mrs H C Lyon arrived home Saturday after a stay in Galveston where they enjoyed the beach and visited Angleton friends for several days.
An old advertisement promotes Blue Star Remedy to treat Herema, itching, tetter, cracked hands, ringworm, chapped face, poison oak, sunburns, old sores, and sores on children. It claims relief for all sore feet and lists NESBITT The Druggist as seller.
Miss Pet Bookman arrived from Fort Worth to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horlock over the weekend while Hearne Motor Co promotes a full line of Mobil Oils for customers and enthusiasts.
Hearne Motor Co advertises Pennant Lab Oil as a recommended and guaranteed product for all car makes, signaling broad endorsement and warranty.
Mr and Mrs J C Edwards host visiting Wesley and Nash Hale of Dawson as guests of Mr and Mrs M M Whitehurst.
Mrs. B. B. Crimm and her young daughter of Marshall are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Judd Collier at their plantation home. Rev. Crimm will arrive Monday to join them.
Mrs Oscar Robinson arrives home from Corpus Christi after visiting Mr and Mrs P S Grogan. Mrs W F Arendale and daughter Delia Francis of Somerville are guests of Mr and Mrs A Curry and daughters. Mrs Mary Riley Quirk of Corsicana returns home after two weeks with Mr and Mrs O G Hudson. Mrs A R Weeks and daughter Mary Ellen return from Dallas after ten days with Mrs E May.
Ann Brashear leaves Tuesday for Dallas to stay with Mrs. Sallie Taylor and other relatives for two weeks or more.
Mr W F Horlock and Master Joe Van Hainey returned to Houston after a pleasant two week stay with Mr and Mrs J W Horlock.
Mrs. W. H. Bivin, Mrs. Julia Knowles, Miss Kathryn Bishop, Miss Kathryn Brady and Alfred Brady visited Bryan Saturday, sharing social moments and greetings with locals.
Messrs J W Horlock N P Wimberly L H Cox and G D Martin O G Hudson spent three days this week fishing at Patterson Lake, sharing catches and stories in a casual outing.
A neat delivery arrives featuring white and colored sport hats in felts and other woven union materials. Misses Smith.
Emma and Frances Benson of Bryan have been guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Peel at their Valley Junction home for several days.
Mr Jack Whitehurst finished his studies at the Boston Conservatory of Music and is now visiting the home of his parents Mr and Mrs M M Whitehurst where Mrs Jack Whitehurst and their young sons have been living for several months.
Mr J C Waltman entertained his guest Mr Robert Stell of Corsicana during the past week. They enjoyed spending a few days together in Galveston, marking a pleasant seaside outing.
Glasses fit and examined on Tuesday July 16 at Duffey's Drug Store in Hearne. Dr F R Dunn formerly of Hearne conducts the eye examination and fittings.
Friends report Mrs H D Beaumont is removed to the Cameron Sanitarium after several weeks illness at her home. They express hope for her speedy recovery.
Advertisement for a hemstitching and picoting attachment compatible with any sewing machine priced at 2.50 with delivery or C.O.D. option. Includes offer of free literature and solicitation of agents for Sedalia, Missouri.
Mrs. J. Felton Lane, guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Gatling of Mission for three weeks, arrived home Friday. She also visited Mr. and Mrs. John De Lesdenier of San Antonio during her trip.
The druggist offers a money refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days. First application brings relief and rest.
Dr and Mrs John Held with Misses Elizabeth and Birdie Suber of Bryan were guests of Mr and Mrs Judd Collier Monday. Dr Held left on an afternoon train for New York City to complete arrangements for his trip abroad.
Mrs M A Biggerstaff and her son Edwin drive to Santa Anna and San Angelo then Lampasas for a B Y P U encampment starting July 17. They plan to return afterward.
Mr and Mrs Charles Rea and daughters and Mr and Mrs Emmett Rea of Midlothian paused in Hearne on Saturday en route to Galveston. The Messrs Rea once lived here over twenty years ago and enjoyed renewing friendships with a few former locals.
Weevilnip described as the boll weevil killer. The notice lists multiple visitors and family connections visiting in Mexia and nearby towns. Names include Kingsley, Brady, Bailey, Nesbitt, Huggins, Pickard, Hall, Harris, Pleak, Terry, and others with moves and visits noted. Also mentions a hats display and Mrs Guenzel returning from Georgetown with Thad Guenzel after Southwestern University session.
Misses Rachel Sumners of Austin and Virginia Mantor of Taylor plus the Misses Marshall will chaperone at Camp Allen for ten days. They travel to La Porte with the Misses Marshall and serve under the Young People's Service League of the Episcopal church.
Prof and Mrs Warren and Prof and Mrs Sherwood from A and M College Poultry Husbandry visited the White Feather Poultry Farm of Mr and Mrs Judd Collier in the past week. Capt R W Aldridge of the State Rangers and farm manager near Austin were also guests to inspect up to date conveniences at the farm.
The Epworth League met Monday at Wesley House eight o'clock. The devotional program led by Miss Thelma Talley included talks on Needed Reform by Misses Ora May Talley Gertie Whitehurst and Westelle Keeling and a sketch by Herschel Whitehurst. Gertie Whitehurst and Kathryn Bishop sang The Old Rugged Cross. The group voted to take charge of upcoming church services. A stunt program drew cheers, refreshments followed, about forty-two members attended, and plans for a summer entertainment with one act plays were announced. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening.
During my absence on a vacation trip to California, Warren A. Wilkerson will handle any emergency business relating to insurance in my agency. Mrs F R Pugh signs the notice.
PAZO OINTMENT promises a money back refund if it fails to relieve itching bleeding or protruding piles. The advertisement claims instant relief from itching and improved sleep after the first application.
The article explains a proposed state constitutional amendment to create a state highway system under state control. It details funding via specific excise taxes, potential ad valorem implications, and the plan to compensate counties for roads taken over. It notes Senate action striking the bond provision and urges reading the full amendment in The Hearne Democrat.
An old advertisement promotes a remedy for cold relief quick action and headache aid. It touts bromine quinine tablets sold by E W Grove and features space for dosage and benefits on each box.
Willard Wilkerson, son of Mrs J C Wilkerson, passed examinations for Marine Engineer and received his license recently. He served on the crew of the U S Carolinean and has spent three years at sea. He aims to succeed and takes pleasure in his chosen work.
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