Mothers Club entertains with Nature program and new members
Mrs. J. E. Wilson hosted the Mothers Club with a Nature themed afternoon. Highlights included a vocal solo by Mrs. Will Foreman, table talk on Nature as a Character builder, piano numbers by the Schneers, two stories by Miss Sowell, and a Froebel lesson led by Mrs. Stout. New members Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Scruggs joined, with several guests attending. The hostess served ice and the club plans to meet in the kindergarten rooms next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wilson
Mothers’ Club
Will Foreman
Mesdames
L. H
H. &. Schneer
Sowell
Nature
Froebel
Stout
Scott
Scruggs
Lee Long
B. H. Deavenport
Bass
Evers
Taylor
Christal
Mary Abney
Lee Williams
Denton Trust Co Announces City Property Loan Offer
The advertisement promotes loans on city property by Denton Trust Company with no placement charges and a rate of 50 cents for ten words, repeated six times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Trust Company
Afternoon Field Day At Normal College Draws Big Crowd
The Normal college field day drew a larger afternoon crowd than in the morning with events from 2:30 pm including tug of war wrestling and a notable fat man race won by Hatussen who received a medal. Fire department water fight base running and tennis doubles highlighted a day praised for spirit and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Swenson
Profs
Haustein
Leggett
Hatussen
Dandy Doers
Red Wings
Alice Moore
Ethel Kelso
Margaret Brewer
Virginia Chastain
What Is Plumbing It Is an Art
Advertising text touts plumbing as an art and promises expert fixture installation with a complete county inventory. It notes guaranteed work and aims to save customers money and time by using skilled staff.
College two mile race mix up corrected at Evers Hardware event
The report notes an error in a Wednesday two mile run at the college athletic event. Park did not drop out before the finish. he continued until about 3095 feet from the goal, then exited as the others crossed. Stewart and Remington did drop out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Stewart
Remington
Boy robber still at large in Wise county chase
Local officers pursue an eighteen year old suspect described as light in complexion and fleshy who robbed a Rhome store. He fled toward the Denton creek bottoms after firing at officers and abducting a teamster, with Gainesville charges pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anffort
Rhome
Wise County
Denton Creek
Denton
Gainesville
Fisherman Reels In 74-Pound Catfish Near Aubrey
Tib Dobson hooked a 74 pound catfish on Elm River three miles west of Aubrey Texas the season's largest in town. The fish was sold to a Pandanile man and shipped to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey
Tex
Tib Dobson
Elm River
Amarillo
Min nis Drug Store Prescription Services Ad
Min nis Drug Store promotes prescription work with emphasis on competency and equipment. Denton Trust Company mentions no charges for practice loans in a short promotional note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis’ Drug Store
Real estate transfers record numerous parcels and prices
A list of real estate deeds shows multiple transfers: Hale and wife to Nix for 150 acres in the Daniel survey at 6000 dollars. Fain to Gran Christal for parts of Fry addition at 300. Peacock et al to Walker for 36 acres in Hannah Estes survey at 1. Yeatts to Pall for a lot in Tierwester survey at 1500. Afgin to Gillips for lots in Industria at 3800. Johnson to Ivy Johnson for half interest in a lot at 5009. Milligan to Melson for a city lot at 2500. Cooper to Hale for 12 interests in 120 acres in Travino survey at 735. Roberts to Carpenter for part of a lot at 1500. Smith to Edmonson for 78 acres in Hensworth survey at 1800. McMath to Morris for 153.1 acres in D M Cule survey at 6130. Denton C and O mill to Beaird for 1.73 acres in Cisco survey at 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cs. P. B. Hale
G. W. Nix
G. W. Daniel
J. P. Fain
Gran Christal
Fry
J. C. Peacock
A. W. Walker
Hannah Estes
ER. D. Yeatts
G. T. Pall
Tierwester
San- Zer
J. D. Afgin
W. V .Gillips
Industria
Joe Johnson
Ivy Johnson
Wm. Neil
Ella Milligan
Lillie Melson
E. Pulchaski
Want Ads in the Record and Chronicle Prompt Returns
Advertisements in the Record and Chronicle draw quick responses with readers in Denton noting strong pickup and prompt results from small classifieds and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record
Chronicle
Denton
Rome
The
Chrounicle
Local Briefs Highlight Marriages and Business Consolidation
A marriage license was issued to Thomas W. Carroll and Carrie Key. The real estate firms Brown Brown Brow n Fritz Yancey merge to form Brown Fritz Yancey. A four year old boy found wandering at the depot was returned home by Mr Brownlow. County court jury discharged for the week. Denton loses five families as switch engine crew moves to Dallas and Denison. Kyle, Beamer and Harwed will transfer to Denison. local work expected to resume by July first. Diamonds advertised at W J Moe Cray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. BroWn and
Fritz & Yancey
Brown
Lacy
Morris
Dallas
Kyle
Beamer
Harwed
Denison
Denton trust advert with tamale stand and loan offer
Local notice promotes money to loan by Denton Trust Company and features along with a claim of best tamales at Estes Ham Bager stand on the East side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes
East Side
W A Taliaferro and McCray Advertise Diamond Sales
W A Taliaferro sells baseball and tennis goods and fishing tackle at Bicycle Store on the north side square. W J McCray offers a money back guarantee if the diamond is not satisfactory and urges visits to Estes' Hamburger Stand on the East Side to see his line of diamonds which are right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Taliaferro
North Side Square
W. J. McCray
Free Eye Test Offer At Curtis Southeast Corner
Glasses correctly fit ted and eyes tested free at Curtis Southeast corner square. Diamonds of superior fineness and brilliancy advertised at W. J. McCray's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Southeast Corner Square
W. J. McCray
Local residents and guests noted in brief
S. D. Borden returned from Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Gober Wright and Miss Eulalie Wright spent yesterday in Fort Worth. Will Francis is able to be out after illness. Chr. R. Eras of Bremen, Germany, visited Wikespoo & Sons cotton offices Wednesday. Miss Fay Francis, guest of Mrs. Led Robertson, has returned home. Sher ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Borden
Georgetown
Gober Wright
Eulalie Wright
Fort Worth
Will Francis
Bremen
Germany
Wikespoo, & Sons
Fay Francis
Led Robertson
Sherma
Asthma Cure Claim From Frontier Asthma Company
An advertisement promises a home cure for asthma with trial treatment and full information free of charge. It lists Frontier Asthma Company in Buffalo New York and invites readers to call or visit. Frank Pierce signs a notice about accepting a position at 8 W Kanaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo N ° Y
W. Kanaly
Frank Pierce
Living Pictures at the College of Industrial Arts
A Wednesday night living picture show at the College of Industrial Arts featured students in period costumes forming life sized versions of famous painter masterpieces within illusory frames. Mrs. Banks Miss Margery Ballard and Miss Christine Woldert sang vocal solos. Refreshments followed and proceeds benefited the Young Women's Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Industrial Arts
Banks
Margery Ballard
Christine Woldert
Young Women’s Christian Association
Diamond as a quick investment offered by McCray
W J McCray promotes diamonds as a solid investment and offers to show customers how to acquire one quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McCray
Visit Estes Hamburger Stand Remains Popular
Estes Hamburger stand draws repeat customers with classic fare and steady value at 30 cents per item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hall, Scruggs & Co
Katy
St. Louis
Kansas City
H. F. Schweer & Co
Blanks Barber Shop
Denton County National bin
Good Bath
R. M. Mitchell
R. L. Horton
Hamilton & Yeatts
McQuigg Shoe Store
A. G. McMath
Ezchange Bank
W.R. Scott
West Side Square
People’s Home Telephone CO
George Sheridan
Krum
Duggan & Duggan
Clarence Smith
Mothers Club
Kuppenheimer
Etude Long & Wilson
Stetson
Evers Hardware Co
First National Bank
M. S. Stout
A. D. Turner
V. P
H. F. Schweer
Enterprise Buggies
C. P. Poe
Wrives Insurance
Thos. W. Carroll
Carrie Key
W. J. Moe- Cray’s
Estes’ Hamburger Stand
A. A. Anderson
West Oak Street
Living Pictures
H. H. Hardin
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