Church notices and Sunday services listed downtown
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m at the courthouse. Oak Street Methodist Episcopal church with Rev L A Willsey to preach tomorrow morning and evening on Saving Faith and The Two Ways. M B church Warren T Whiteside pastor holds 930 Sunday School with Prof Butler as superintendent. Congregational worship at 11 a m and Senior League at 615 p m with Buchier speaking at evening preaching hour. Cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Street Methodist Episcopal Church
L. A. Willsey
M. B. Church
Soarch
Warren T Whiteside
Prof. Butler
Buchier
Civil suits filed in district court include divorces and debts
Several suits filed Friday and Saturday in the District Clerk's office list Mrs J B Reynolds versus H Reynolds for divorce and partition G M McSpadden versus BR L Plorr noy et al for debt and foreclosure G C Wood versus Hubbell Black Co for damages. Also notices about music items and local ads appear at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Reynolds
H. Reynolds
G. M. McSpadden
BR. L. Plorrnoy
C. Wood
Hubbell-Black Co - Corporation
Farmers Union Meeting Held in City Hall
The Farmers Union of Denton County met in City Hall on Friday with strong attendance from across the county. Topics of interest to state farmers were discussed, harmony prevailed, and thanks were given to the city for the use of the hall. The next meeting is planned for Bolivar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Denton County
Bolivar
Local residents drop in as census and exams take place
W 3 McCurdy of Ponder and H Cunbinghais from near Sanger visited. Ed Bates sick with lagrippe. Constable Wilson from Aubrey. Betsy McClardy of Lancaster visiting Kathleen Bell. Census examiners Abbott and Robin and Scott from Spring Hill appeared. Funerals for J A Haren draw Aubrey and Denton relatives to town. Several locals and visitors from Argyle, Mineola, Sanger and beyond gathered for exams, funerals, and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Tucker
Normal
Wills Point
W. B. Brown
Mr Brown
Pilot Point
Argyle
Floy Bradford
Mineola
J. J. McCook
Sanger
S. G. Roberts
Obin
Aubrey
A. Scott
Spring Hill
John F. Morgan
Charles Hodges
Haven
Committee postpones experiment station bonus soliciting
The committee soliciting the experiment farm bonus paused today due to holidays and busy businessmen but will resume next week. Citizens have yet to be seen and if subscriptions continue, the drive may close soon. The note ends with a sign off from D. R. Turner urging readers to start the month right by calling No. 7.
Sunday Services and Church Activities at First Presbyterian
Rev F L McFadden pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m with preaching at 11 a m and at 7 15 p m. A P Duggan Sunt delivers. Young Woman's Mission Band meets at 3 p m Westminster League at 6 15 p m and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
F. L. McFadden
A. P. Duggan Sunt
Young Woman's Mission Band
Westminster League
Moving Garage Ad At Kincaid Building Seeks Patrons
A terse ad offers car hire at the Kincaid building inviting former patrons to return and new customers to try the service. The note lists contact as phone 268 and signs G. W. Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kincaid
G. W. Sheridan
Sunday services at First Baptist and First Christian churches
First Baptist schedules Sunday school at 930 am 11 am and 715 pm with baptisms after the evening service Sunbeams at 3 pm and B Y P U at 6 pm all welcome. First Christian led by A D Rogers at 11 am on What Jesus May Mean to a Soul and 730 pm on The One Baptism. Sunday school at 945 am with Prof T S McDonald as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
A. D. Rogers
Jesus
Denton
McDonald
Miss Ratten
Palace Restaurant Moves to West Square Stand
A. C. Housewright announces the Palace Restaurant has relocated from the north side of the square to the west side at W. J. McCray 9 1 stand. The new, finished setup aims to improve service and attract more patrons for a Denton area pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Square
Palace
W. J. McCray
Denton
Bolivar Street church services and Sunday school
Bolivar Street Presbyterian invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m with Rev A F Heltman. Dr Buchler speaks at 11 a m on What Does it Mean to Worship the Father in Spirit and in Truth Through Song. At 3 p m the youth meet at First M E church South for Self Control. Evening Young People lead the service and a Wednesday prayer meeting is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar Street Presbyterian Church
A. F. Heltman
College of Industrial Arts Guests and Staff Notes
February 5 notes from Denton Texas report Miss Justina Smith hosting siiss McMuhen of Ohio at Stoddard hall. Brigance resumes work at the college. Mrs Ossian Van Zandt visits Miss Markham at Stoddard Hall and departs for Galveston. Miss Hodges attends weekend visit with Miss Brock Gillam and Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College OF Industrial. Arts
Denton
Texas
Siiss McMuhen
Ohio
Justina Smith
Stoddard Hall
Mss Veta
Brigance
College of Industrial
Ossian van Zandt
Miss Markham
Galveston
Painkiller recommended for mothers nursing infants
Mothers are advised to keep Perry Davis' Painkiller at hand for accidents and pain. For breast pain mix a small amount in milk and water, bathe the breast, and relief is promised if milk passages are clogged or cold. Request New 35c Bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
Hogs Sold in Denton Markets Instead of Fort Worth
Two shoats sold by W. J. Hamilton for 75 dollars were instead sold on the Denton markets due to an error. The notice also lists cows with young calves for sale or exchange from J. M. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
W. J. Hanilton
Denton
J. M. Taylor
Cardui touted by farmer's wife in Durham ad
Mrs. J. M. Shepherd of Durham claims Cardui the woman’s tonic helped her after four months of illness letting her regain the ability to work. The ad emphasizes Cardui’s vegetable, non harsh formula and safety for all ages and urges women to treat themselves at home and ask their druggist.
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Durham
N. C
President Aids Orphans With Nine Years Of Electric Bitters
The president of the Industrial and Orphans' Home in Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters has been used for nine years. He calls it excellent for stomach liver and kidney troubles and a top family medicine. It boosts vital organs purifies blood aids digestion creates appetite and strengthens thin or run-down people and women. 50c at J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphans’ Home
Macon
J. F. Raley & Co
New 1910 Jewelry Arrivals At The Department Store
The Jewelry Department presents 1910 advance styles in hot pins waist pins scarf pins neck chains and more. Large assortments and beautiful patterns are on display and deserve a look to be appreciated.
Local grocer ads with contact numbers and mill reference
An old newspaper snippet promotes grocery shopping at Long and King and Arkansas Mill. It urges calling No. 7 and lists D. R. Turner as a contact point with phone numbers 44 and 77. The brief card-style item evokes period commerce and telephone dialing cues.
Hunt's Lightning Oil Endorsed by Reader in Okeene
Saturday morning temperature near 30 degrees prompts reader C. G. Young of Okeene Oklahoma to praise Hunt's Lightning Oil. He claims after one use it stands above all others and that no other liniment compares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
C. G. Young
Okeene
O. T
Local Grocery Ad Teases Wide Selection At Low Prices
Classified notice promotes a grocery store with the slogan about satisfying grocery wants. The ad highlights contact via Phone 44 and mentions LONG AND KING in the body.
Your Daddy's Watch
An ad recalls how stage coaches gave way to Pullman travel and timepieces. Edward Howard made watches earning $300 then, now sold for one-tenth that price. Modern machinery and production yield high grade American watches, with a large stock available for viewing.
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Edward Howard
Howard
Matinee Girl Musical Comedy at Wright's Opera House
An advance notice previews the Matinee Girl Musical Comedy company at Wright's Opera House next Tuesday February 8. The troupe is a recognized regional favorite with four seasons of acclaim and promises a laughable play, lavish costumes, a large chorus, and a skilled principal cast.
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Wright's Opera House
The Mysterious De Veauxs at the Majestic
A press notice reports a large, laughter filled crowd at the Majestic last night. Performers including Mr. De Veaux the ventriloquist delivered clever tricks likened to Herman the Great. The manager promises an even stronger bill and better pictures tonight by George & Bott Co and the Four Shannons.
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de Veauxs
the Majestic
Herman
de Veaux
Majestic
George & Bott Cy
Four Shannons
Fresh Daily Bread and Pies Delivery by Denton Steam Bakery
Denton Steam Bakery operated by J Kunze offers daily bread and pies with regular delivery available. Contact O8D phone 259 for orders and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Steam Bakery
J. Kunze
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Denton County Home Relief Association
the Only Home Life Insurance Company
W. L. McCormick
Ss. O. Beail
Opera House
Dan Russell
Charlie Burns
Mabel Loveridge
Hazel McCann
Burn Golson
Orchestar Wenn
Joe Jagoe, Jr
J. E. Hollers
Cement Contractor
Decatur
Rhome
Boyd
Era
Slidell
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co
BE. H. Egan
Fredd
McOke
W. R. Scott
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Court House
Palmer
R. Turner
Minnis’ Drug Store
Long and
King
Farmers’ Union Meeting
Seth
W. 3. McCurdy of
Ponder
Hh. H. Cunbinghais
Tod
Bates
Lagrippe
W. T. Wilson
Ubrey
Ifjomer Badwarus
Lillien School
G. W. Ballard
Albery Erwin
T. M. Beauchamp
G. M. Robinson
Dr. J. Gammill
Bess McClardy of
Lancaster
Kathleen Bell
West Oak Street
Breeang
Consus Entrators
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Abbott
Dallas
Reno Dyche
Aubrey Cam
J. A. Haren
Mrs. Dyche
Hodge
J. Harvey Vandiver
Riker van Arsdall
Harrisburg
M. R. Gray
Waldo Blewer
H. Coberly
Little Elm
B. D. Coberly
Oil, Ok
Ed Embree
American Express Company
Waco
H. H. Rosenburg
Hillsboro
Office
W. L. Hawk
Wm. Burgoon
Lewisville
County Farmers’ Union
Texas Union
National
Zation
R. J. Edwards
W. B. Grege, Jr
New Orleans
National Editorial Association
Cuba
J. B. Holt
Pullman, Ore
J. N. Rayzor
Law Department
University of Texas
Little Elm School
Davis
Hill County
Poindexter
Texas Prairie
Arkansas Mill
Calline
D. R. Turner
First Baptist Church
Andrews
Palace Restaurant
A. C. Housewright
Prop
Arts
N. B
Real
Arthur W. Palmer
Long
Clifford Stroud’s
Blank
Denton Co National Bank
R. M. Mitchell
A. G. McMath
P. Poe
Lod Robinson
Denton Transfer Company
W. H. Land
Record
Chronicle
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