Tailor and Pressing Services Next to Ideal Restaurant
Nearby shop offers cleaning, pressing, and repair of garments. Custom orders for gentlemen available with sample ranges to view.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1909
Page
4
Nearby shop offers cleaning, pressing, and repair of garments. Custom orders for gentlemen available with sample ranges to view.
Where to worship notes a Cumberland Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 9 45 a m at the courthouse with service details implied.
J W Farr pastor presides with Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 45 a m class meeting at noon Bible Study Class and Epworth League at 6 15 p m preaching at 7 15 p m E C DeJernett of Peniel to preach again tonight at 7 30 p m prayer meeting Thursday at 7 50 p m 4 o clock service moved to hear Miss Blodgett at the O J AG
Otis Hawkins leads the First Christian Church at 111 N Bell Ave with a new phone number 162. Sunday February 14 includes Bible school at 9 45 morning service at 11 with Hon Alvin C Owsey as superintendent, Junior and Intermediate En deavor at 3 pm, Bible class at 6 50 and evening service at 7 30. Cordial invitation extended to all to worship.
Sunday school starts at 9 46 a m with divine services at 11 a m and 7 20 p m Rev F li McPadden pastor Miss Ballard to sing a solo at the morning service Westminster League convenes at 6 30 p m.
Minister F. L. Young leads Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. communion and fellowship at noon. Morning theme is Preachers and Preaching with a lesson on wisdom and knowledge Ecclesiastes 12:9. Evening theme How to be infallibly safe with Prove all things 1 Thessalonians 5:21. Cordial invitation to all.
Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for their sickly children to aid colds feverishness teething disorders and stomach troubles. Sold by all druggists 25c. Free trial package by writing Allen Olmstead Lenox NY.
Mc Clure's Magazine priced at two dollars in an archival record noting a publication cost and historical reference to the periodical.
Monday marks George Washington’s birthday and the post office observes a holiday. General delivery register and stamp windows open 8 to 9 p m. City carriers make a delivery and collection trip in the morning. Rural carriers take no trip that day.
Baled shuccss offered at 4 dollars per ton or 15 cents per bale. Equal in food value to prairie hay. Alliance Milling Co supplies 150tfe.
Purchasers F. Dairy and J. E. Scruggs of Bonham have purchased the D. H. Fry dairy and assumed control of the business. They plan to add a creamery department and undertake further improvements.
Miss Blodgett speaks on Jeze bel a Woman of Great Strength turning power wrong direction at 4 15 p m Sunday. Lectures draw college students and townspeople. Monday topic Esther a Woman of Great Strength whose powers used rightly. Public invited.
Sheriff Wild Orr went to Holdenville Oklahoma to view a jailed black man believed to be John Galloway sought for killing his wife near Sanger two months ago. Galloway’s brother lives near Holdenville and a reward of 150 dollars from the governor and 50 dollars from the county awaited the arrest.
Alderman J. M. Hoard registers a complaint about Denton residents delaying subscriptions for a street macadamizer and tense debates over who will pay. He notes the street committee struggles to secure definite pledges while the council aims to improve West Oak Street and extend graveled sections along East Hickory Street amid ongoing obstacles.
Denton public schools plan no celebration for Washington's Birthday next Monday February 22. Central school pupils will have no exercises while West and North Side school principals echo the same plan and announce a quiet day.
Mrs G M Gentiy is visiting in Dallas. Frontier Asthma Company offers trial treatment and full information free of charge. Room 702 Buffalo NY.
A brief ad lists Base Bail and Tennis supplies by W. A. Taliaferro at the north side square. It promotes Hick's Capu chine as a cold remedy that relieves ache and fever, cures the cold, and restores normal conditions. It notes liquid form with 10c 25c and 50c prices at drug stores.
Denton men J. N. Rayzor F. M. RayzorGeo Dobbs C. C. Yeatts and D. K. Allison visited Farmersville on Friday to subscribe for stock in a new Farmersville Ice Company. Mr. Rayzor was named president and F. M. Rayzor Geo Cobb C. C. Yeatts and W. C. Dickson were named directors.
The Bolivar Street Presbyterian Missionary Society in Denton Texas held a Monday meeting with Mrs W W Shepard, featured a linen shower for Mrs F L Wear, and adopted resolutions recognizing her resignation. Ella Egan won the Bible Women contest. Mrs G H Kimbrough gave the presentation speech. About twenty five guests enjoyed refreshments and a social hour. The society resolved to publish the resolutions and commend Wear to Huntsville Alabama.
Banks in Denton will be closed Monday in observance of Washington's birthday. Local customers are advised to plan ahead for transactions and note potential service disruptions on the holiday.
Announcement urges support for T m Beaird city marshal candidacy in Denton. Beaird, a former con stable with six years in Alabama and two in Arkansas, promises strict law enforcement without favors.
An advertisement touts Cu-Cura crude oil hair tonic with a bold warning to avoid baldness and a guarantee by J. C. Guy.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may develop into pneumonia over night are quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. It soothes throat membranes heals lungs and expels the cold from the system. Garrison and Kimmins.
Brief readable classified item from the Chronicle page fragment. It preserves ad like tone and local feel, noting an observable sale or notice. Details are partial but capture the posting essence for a newspaper card.
In Sanger on Feb 17 Rev Turner will preach at the Presbyterian church. The week old infant son of Dr and Mrs J C Rice died around noon. The Valentine social by the W W H M society at Hale residence raised 26 dollars for church use. Mrs Annie Pierce of Valley View visited Mrs Fred Elsassar last week. Mrs J B Wells of Cooke county visits daughter Mrs Henderson who has two sick children. Mrs Julia Murtrey returned home this afternoon. Mrs Hale hosted a small group Saturday with refreshments. The Senior League plans a February 22 party at the opera house. Miss Loraine Watson will host Junior Union Friday night. Dc M Smith went to Fort Worth Thursday. The Martins' little child is convalescing after bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Lara Peter, formerly of Sanger, left for New Mexico. Robert Green of Rogersville Tenn., father of Postmaster H D Green, left after weeks’ visit.
Base Ball and Tennis supplies WW A Talia ferro north side square promotes Capudine as a liquid remedy for headaches colds heat stomach and nervous troubles. It acts immediately and is sold for 19c 25c and at drug stores like Record and Chronicle and Mc
Comprehensive stocks of drugs toilet articles and nursery supplies offered with factory fresh quality. Amid guarantee of a dependable store a 2 quart fountain syringe is priced at 75 cents with other grades listed at 1.00 1.25 1.50 and 2.00.
Financial note shows dividends unpaid and deposits totaling 352 702 94 with emphasis on surplus and profits circulation. Summary highlights the unpaid dividends and aggregate deposits in the accounting record.
The Woman's Shakespeare club met on February 18 with Mrs. Worx. Members recited instances of modern inventions from a bread mixer to wireless telegraphy. Miss Minnis offered a character sketch The Duke and Viola. The program paused so members could attend Bible talks at the College of Industrial Arts. The next meeting is scheduled for February 25 with Mrs. Adkisson.
The Boys' Whistling Club held a social at John Hauslein's home on Friday February 1. All members and guests totaling 34 attended. Forty two and other games were played. Ice cream and cake were served. The boys demonstrated whistling skill and earned high praise for their teacher. the event was deemed one of the season's most successful.
Alliance Milling Company requests all holders of coupon books issued at the old price to turn them in for cancellation so new books may be issued at the reduced price. New books will be issued now or later as required.
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