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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
3
The Gem Theater distributes coupons each night valid for a Saturday drawing, with a handsome prize for the winner. The item appears amid local society notes and announcements of dances, visits, and upcoming events across Jefferson, Shreveport, Dallas, and Hot Springs, with many residents named.
A letter from Suellen references a reward for information on Jack, with Jefferson Texas as the locale. Invitations from Hon. and Mrs. Sherrell describe an At home event on Tuesday evening June tenth, 1913. Advertisers list promotional material for Great Trades Day and Restella & Co. reports free orange juice tickets and a successful Trades Day with patrons and visiting ladies.
A large audience enjoyed Mrs Bland's annual pupil recital on Wednesday. The program showcased harmonious sounds and high musical ideals. Special praise goes to John Hussey who, after one month, sang like an old timer and performed a duet with his sister Mary Louise. The concert impressed the city’s top musician with its taste and finish.
The ladies of the U D C met at Mrs. G T Todd's residence on Monday June 2 and awarded the Monument Park filling contract to Mr Newt Grey with work to start immediately. The regular monthly meeting is set for Friday June 6 at 5 pm at Mrs G T Todds. Reporter.
The event features the Jefferson Imperial Band, laying of the cornerstone by Eva Johnson Commissioner, prayer by Rev Hoffmeister, remarks by Judge Loomis, and music from W T Armistead and L S Schluter. Visitors may tour the new building in the District Court Room.
A handsome present will be given away Saturday June 7 with all entrants having equal odds. Admission 5 and 10 fr. T E Speed of Jefferson, president of the Texan Colored Medical Association, has bought a five passenger Buick and is learning to drive.
Dr L Werblin will be at Dr J A R Moseley's office in Jefferson on June 9 and 10 to adjust glasses free if they fail to relieve headaches or eyestrain or hinder close work. Marion Countys W R Davis praised a seven and a quarter pound Dutch cabbage from his farm. Roy Daniels Perkins Bros Co district manager calls Great Trades Day one of the biggest and best events he has attended.
Seed peas may be obtained at Twin Oak or by calling B. H. Johnson. An exchange truthfully says a person who tries to injure others often injures himself more than the target.
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