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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
1
The Exchange National Bank explains its pay by check plan and free account supplies. No large initial deposit required. customers receive a bank book and a leather check book with personal, confidential service and guidance on available services.
New stock of skirts in panama and voile fabrics offered at 7.50 8.50 9 10 and 12.50. Skirts guaranteed to be shrunken and sponged all wool and made in sanitary factories. Pattern hats and shapes arrived by express this morning presenting the latest millinery creations.
The document lists officers and directors of Exchange National Bank. A J Nance is president, R Christal vice president, and Coit is cashier. Directors include A J Nance Ed F Mates A M Bueh C A Williams 3 C Coie 7 R Christal J 4 Alvin C Owe.
Judge Poindexter replies to Rev. T J Beckman of Denton Texas outlining his view that statutory prohibition violates the constitution. He argues the right to vote on liquor questions must be available to citizens from time to time and condemns a permanent ban as unconstitutional. Continued on page 3.
Denton county Baptist Young People’s Union branches plan a two day rally with First Baptist Church tomorrow. Expected attendance runs thirty to forty delegates from across the county. The program includes devotions, a Dallas speaker on BYPU work, round table discussions, reports, country work organization, and a mass meeting with Rev. Joe W. English.
A damaged ad urges readers to open a bank account with deposits of $1.00 and up. It emphasizes saving as a safe method and warns that small purchase temptations hinder saving. The message appeals to begin saving with the bank's services.
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