Den ton High School Graduation Reaches Historic 23 Seniors
The graduating class of Denton High School totals 23, the largest on record, with diplomas awarded to 23 students including Katie Bass Lola Parker Mary Williams Pearl Mahan Melissa Smith Margery Cowan Bernice Skinner Sibyl Aldredge Blanche Thomason Bertie Davis Stella Owsley Odessa Swindell Marie Hester Emma Schmitz Linda May Lula Evers Homer Bruce Robert Beck Fred Harris Tom Rector Clarke Brown Val Leach and Eugene Ballard. The baccalaureate sermon by Rev Pred L. McFadden of First Presbyterian and First Christian Church at 11 a.m. May 3, with commencement the following Monday night.
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Denton High School
Katie Bass
Lola Parker
Mary Williams
Pearl Mahan
Melissa Smith
Margery Cowan
Bernice Skinner
Sybil Aldredge
Blanche Thomason
Bertie Davis
Stella Owsley
Odessa Swindell
Marie Hester
Emma Schmitz
Linda May
Lula Evers
Homer Bruce
Robert Beck
Fred Harris
Tom Rector
Clarke Brown
Val Leach
Eugene Ballard
Pred L. McFadden
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Local Notes and Notices
A. J. Follis returns home from Henderson County to tend his farm. Mrs. Frank Craft rests at home after attending Cumberland Presbyterian presbytery at Sunnydale. Frontier Asthma Company offers free trial treatment and information.
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A. J. Follis
Henderson County
Frank Craft
Cumberland Presbyterian Presbytery
Sunnydale
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo N, Y
Taliaferro Sells Baseball Tennis Gear at Bicycle Store
W A Taliaferro offers baseball and tennis goods and fishing tackle at the Bicycle Store on the north side square.
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W.A. Taliaferro
North Side Square
Axle breaks jar occupants jolted in Decatur car
In a high wheel vehicle on the east side of the square Wednesday morning an axle broke causing a severe jolt to the occupants of a car owned by Mr. Markham of Decatur. The wheel detached and struck sewer pipe along the walk, breaking several joints. No injuries reported. Visit Estes Hamburger stand. Classified ads in the Record and Chronicle pay. Try them and see.
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Markham
Decatur
Record
Chronicle
Newly Appointed Police Committee Makes Nightwatch Change
The city council in a called session on Tuesday night seated Jim Woode as city marshal and J. L. Mercey as alderman Ward 1 after canvassing April 6 election returns. New officers Bonded. bonds raised for assessor and treasurer. The police committee discharged nightwatchman Paschall and hired R. T. Yerby.
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Cty
Denton
Jim Woode
J. L. Mercey
Beairy
Ball
Yoode
Gentry
Lone Paschall
Raines
Egan
Ns Ik
Ledbetter
Key
Foreman
Ak Bie
Deavenport
Rich
Lage Ee
Mercer
Ron
Laev Yee
Scruggs
McClurkan
Jas. Goode
Evans
Hoard
Beyett
Johnson
McClurkan, Lacy and
Lacy
Johnson, Jones and Mercer
Beyett, Hoard and Mercer
Mercer, Jones and Johnson
Jones
Beyett, Johnson and
Beyett and
Evan
Narrow Escape From Being Killed In Aubrey
Two elderly Aubrey women Mesdames May and McCaskey were thrown from a buggy Tuesday when a southbound train struck and killed their horse at a crossing. Both women, about seventy, suffered painful bruises with injuries to the back and hips but were not fatally hurt.
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Mesdames May
McCaskey
Aubrey
May
Local News Highlights From Briets and Nearby
Hans Hammett, an express wagon driver, recovers after three to four days in bed due to a foot injury. H Schubeler of Bremen, a cotton dealer, visits Bremen offices this week. Mrs G W Elbert, in Port Worth for her sick daughter, injures ankle after a fall. Gober Wright loses a fine saddle to a thief. saddle stolen from a rear house, with an old saddle discarded nearby.
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Hans Hammett
H. Schubeler
Bremen
Germany
Witherspoon & Sons
G.W. Elbert
Port Worth
Gober Wright
Prescription work at Minnis' Drug Store noted
An advertisement highlights Minnis' Drug Store offering prescription services with claimed competency and modern equipment, emphasizing quality pharmaceutical care.
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Minnis’ Drug Store
Trial to Test Sanity of Jim Rose
Jim Rose a white man faces a trial before Judge Lee Zumwalt this afternoon to determine his sanity. He has stayed with a Mr Garrison east of town and later at a camp of a man named Martin, refusing to work and remaining unremovable. Locals describe his actions as curious and say women in the area fear him. About a year ago he appeared before Judge Zumwalt but was found not insane by the jury.
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Jim Rose
Lee Zumwalt
Rose
Garrison
Martin
Zumwalt
Elmer and Miss Greer Wed at County Judge's Home
J M Elmer and Miss Eula Greer were married Monday night just before midnight at the residence of County Judge Lee Zumwalt. The couple reside in the Lloyd community east of town. Estes’ Hamburger stand is noted in the accompanying text.
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M. Elmer
Eula Greer
Lee Zumwalt
Zumwalt
Lloyd
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Globe
Hall, Scruggs & Co
St. Louis
Kansas City
North
H. F. Schweer & Co
Blanks
Denton County National Bank
Good Bath
R. M. Mitchell
R. L. Horton
Hamilton & Yeatts, Tailors
McQuigg Shoe Store
A. G. McMath
Dana
W.R. Scott
West Side Square
People’s Home Telephone CO
Krum
Duggan & Dugzan
Clarence Smith
Estes’ Hamburger — Stand
East Side
Evers Hardware Co
R. T. Yearby
ICE
Bella
Fce
Aubrey Hurt
Enterprise Buggies
C. P. Poe
Wrives Insurance
J. M. Elmer
Miss Greer
Estes’ Hamburger Stand
Estes
H. HW. Hardin @ Co
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