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Newspaper
Hearne Democrat
Location
Hearne, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
2
A Hearne Texas editorial from March 13 1925 urges local pride and civic virtue under the heading Lets Endeavor To Be As Big As A Flea It argues true greatness lies in loyalty fidelity and unselfish devotion not size The piece uses canine humor to praise town spirit and mutual praise for Hearne Texas.
Dr Robt J Hunnicutt of Bryan, en route to Marlin on business, stopped at The Democrat Editor for a social visit. He operates the Brazos Valley Hatchery and recently bought Mammoth Hatchery with a 10 000 egg incubator, now among the state’s largest hatcheries. He left an advertisement titled Incubators Increase Insurance for the newspaper’s business section.
Mrs F M Edwards a missionary from Brazil addressed a large audience last Friday night and pledged to visit again in two years if the Lord wills. Three new members joined at both morning and evening services. The church votes to hold the annual revival beginning the last Sunday in May for two weeks and Sunday School enrollment rises amid strong contest interest. The Young Ladies Class rode in a Hudson car. Preaching at 11:00 with Love the Brotherhood and 7:45 with God and the Devil. Mr and Mrs Otho Matthews visited Bryan and Hearne with George Dunn and family.
The cemetery benefit production And Home Came Ted is progressing well with Hearne’s best talent in the cast. Two new characters will appear and are sure to please the audience. Tickets will be on sale early next week. watch for the presentation date.
The Music Lovers Club convened at Mr and Mrs IF W Easterwood’s home on Tuesday evening with Mrs F W C Karney presiding. New officers named include Mrs R W Marshall president and Mrs J G Philen vice president along with secretary treasurer librarian and history roles. A chamber music lesson featured a Schumann quartet on a Victor record and a study on Chinese music led by Misa guise Allen.
Little Miss Mavis Alexander marked six with a party at her parents home Dr and Mrs J Alexander on Wednesday March fourth Twelve guests enjoyed lawn games and a Shetland pony ride Afterward the dining room hosted cake with six candles and flowers Favors were candy boxes with Washington figures Gifts poured in and the guest of honor expressed thanks
The Shakespeare Club held its business session on Thursday and planned to continue with members discussing upcoming events and member updates.
Mrs J W Horlock led a program on American Painters with talks by Mesdames Ballinger Horlock Stephenson and Miss Helen Cummings Whistler West Stuart and Sargent among discussed painters. Roll call named Lone Star Painters. new member Mrs 8 J Alexander welcomed. Hostess Mrs J W Sanders served tunney salad bananas in pastry cups topped with whipped cream and cherries and a delicious ice. Guests included Mrs F W.
A speaker laments political office seekers and advocates lifetime tenure for office holders to focus on work. He wishes to remove office hunting as a social problem and jokes about Bull Durham and sales at the hereafter, quipping about impeachment and Saint Peter.
C Karney, Mrs F W Easterwood, Mrs W K Waltmon appear among attendees and honorees in a brief local society notice noting church affiliation and ceremony context. The clipped segment highlights family and community ties without dates or locations.
Thirty friends were invited to celebrate John Willie Green eleventh birthday at his father's home. Guests enjoyed lawn games directed by Frances Green and Bentley Wagnon, a birthday cake in the dining room, and cream served with the cake. Mrs Jamison Reed and Nunley assisted Venia Green in hosting the event.
Mr Pat Hall hosted a bridge evening at the hospitable home of Mr and Mrs I D Hall for friends of their son. Three tables contested with prizes to C G Wood for high score and Mrs J B Lauterstein for consolation. A salad course and sherbet followed served by Mrs I D Hall and young Libbie Hall.
Mrs C Franklin entertained Monday evening in honor of Mrs Clarence Franklin's birthday. Guests from Bryan Benchley and Wheelock attended at her Hearne home, bringing gifts and sharing refreshments. A surprise lights reveal followed socializing, Victrola music, and a late supper.
Members of two Spanish classes with guests enjoyed a moonlight picnic along the Big Brazos last Tuesday evening. The outing featured a social gathering under the stars with food and conversation.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets are advertised as harmless to the nervous system with tonic and laxative effects. The box bears E W GROVE'S signature and is priced at 30 cents.
First 500 cash payment secures my home place at Mumford a 14 acre tract with 6 rooms bath two halls four porches garage barn servant's house front yard fenced with ornamental wire concrete posts shade trees price balance 900 due December 1 or in three payments of 300. Also includes 43 rosebushes and nursery stock. Bryan Nursery and Floral Co. Tipton Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs W D Blackstone and family attended church in Cameron Sunday.
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