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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
A poem praising a practical, gentle wife who helps her mother and keeps a neat home. The verse endorses Chi-Namel varnish as washable and durable, noting its colors and suitability for woodwork projects. Sold by a local vendor.
Friday night meeting of the city council called by Mayor Poe elected H. T. Broun to the board of equalization to fill a vacancy left by D. H. Fry. They discussed a special election to fill Alderman Heary’s third ward vacancy but took no action. Alderman MacClarkan reported septic tank work and planned park grounds. The session lasted about thirty minutes before adjournment.
Cumberland Presbyterian church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m at the wit house. M E church South led by Rev Warren T Whiteside offers Sunday school at 9 30 and services at usual hours with Junior league at 4 pm and Senior league at 7 pm. Oak Street Methodist Episcopal church has services at 11 am and 7 45 pm and the pastor resides at 27 South Elm Street. You are invited to attend all services.
Pear Street Church of Christ at Pearl and Bolivar announces Bible school from 9:45 to 10:45 with preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. by C. E. Wooldridge. Lord's supper at 11:50 a.m. Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. on 19th Psalm analysis led by Elmore Jasper.
An old advertisement claims Capucine eases headaches colds heat stomach and stomach troubles. Describes it as liquid pleasant to take and immediate acting priced at 60 cents or 80 cents at drug stores.
The Doreags society announces a dinner on the square scheduled for June 18 during Trades Day. Attendees are invited to join events in the town center and support local affairs.
The First Presbyterian Church invites attendance with Rev. F. L. McPFadden as pastor. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m led by A P Duggan, services at 11 a m and 7 p m with Mrs Banks singing a solo. Westminster League at 7 p m and prayer meeting at 8 p m on Wednesday.
Sunday events include First Christian church address by Rev A Rogers and at First Baptist church baccalaureate sermon by Rev M T Andrews. Activities include Sunday school 9 45 a m and 1 p m preaching with youth groups meeting later. visitors welcome.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION C C McNiel is here for a few days Mrs J W Medlin of Roanoke is here today A E Graham and wife are in Muskogee Okla Mrs R Ledbeter has gone to Columbia Tenn for a visit J C Barb of Fort Worth is visiting friends and relatives Miss Lucile Blewett left today for a visit with friends in Mineola Grace V Watkins and two sisters left Thursday for Austelle ia Miss Justina Smith left yesterday for Boston Mass to spend the summer Mrs Allen Prof H G Allens other left Thursday for Kansas to Mrs F A Weagley and baby of San Antonio were the guests of relatives and friends Constable J A Young has returned from Temple where he attended the meeting of the State Association of Constables The association will meet in Fort Worth Next rear J J Matthews came in yesterday from a six weeks trip through Grayson county He reports crops in good condition Wheat and oats are the best for several years He thinks the crop will be the largest yet raised in that section N P Johnson returned last night from a business trip to West Texas about Midland he says the hot winds have been blowing for several days and crops from there west are very poor Creeps arg Boogabon snyder and Abilene Joel BR Phillips of Lioy was ia wh today
Central Presbyterian Church led by Rev A Heltman offers morning worship at 9 45 with sermon The enlarging Vision of God and Sunday school at 11 00. Intermediate class at 6 45 and evening service at 7 15. missionary society to meet Tuesday, Bible study Wednesday, session meeting Thursday. music session Sunday evening under Rowland D Williams.
The program lists Generation Sunday at yY. P.S. C. B. for June 5 with Susan Cobb as Sunday subject. It includes song prayer Scripture reading Matt 25 31 46 lesson talks by each member questions, sentence prayers and a business session.
City Market advertises fresh catfish and first class meats with satisfaction guaranteed. Smith's Restaurant and GIANT SNAKE exhibition promotion appear alongside magazine subscription offers from Animal rare bird and glass blowers, urging readers to let The Record and Chronicle handle subscriptions.
The ad touts Capudine as a liquid remedy for headaches travel fatigue and female troubles claiming instant relief. It also extols Dro King’s New Discovery as a universal cure for coughs colds bronchitis hay fever and lung trouble with prices 50 cents and 1. A trial bottle is offered and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Reported giant snake 65 feet long arrives alive for first class meals at City Meat Market. Denton Chautauqua slated for July 2021 with the creature possibly featured.
Curt is offers Carbole a disinfectant for mites fleas and pests in barns and poultry yards. It is described as cheap and effective with pint bottles priced at 25 cents. A dry insecticide variant is available for use on chickens and livestock in large packages for 25 cents. Prepared at my store with free delivery and phone contact 52.
A light shower of about a quarter inch fell in Denton early Saturday, extending northwest to Blue Wound and westward, with limited reach east and south. The rain aided corn and contributed to cool damp weather, delaying wheat harvest at the J. R. Christal place and delaying first Texas wheat marketing. The Weather Bureau predicts showers tonight and Sunday.
Trial treatment and full information offered free for asthma cures. Company promotes at home remedies with no charge and invites visitors to Booth 702 in Buffalo New York.
A live giant snake goes on display at the Carnival this evening with admission set at ten cents.
Co F Witherspoon and Sons advertise hay coin and oats for sale. The notice lists agricultural supplies available from the firm, inviting inquiries and orders.
The B Y P O program at First Baptist Church schedules a doctrinal meeting on Sunday June 6 at 6 45 pm led by Miss Edna Clark with The Greatest of these Is Love. Scripture readings include John 3 16 read by Miss Odessa Swindell Mark 12 28 34 by Miss Theta Clark Romans 1 1 11 read by John Jones and an exposition of First Corinthians chapter 13 by Miss Pearl Thorn. Special music is planned.
Sunnydale reports HH Sublet visiting Fort Worth on business while Mr and Mrs Sublett relocate here from Fort Worth. George Crabaugh visits the San dis community. Bart Kimbrel and Lizzie Tick wed at Hey A. FE. Garrison home near Corinth. Miss Eblett of West Texas guests of Mrs. J. H. Sublett. Several locals, including V. R. Hughes, J. L. Bryan, NicP, and J. W. Hammonds, attend Corinth Saturday. Miss Scylone Hammonds ill. Pete Swizer of Denton visits relatives.
Advertisement extols confidence in pharmaceutical service promising correct prescription filling regardless of writer location. It asserts adequate stock and trained staff to protect customer interests and notes delivery to all areas.
J A Minnis highlights a thirty year career in pharmacology and dispensing, tracing expertise across prescription practices and patient care. The notice reflects on legacy and contributions within the medical field.
Born to Mr and Mrs Joe Jones on Mulberry Street a boy. A meeting of thrashermen and heat men is held this afternoon to settle a satisfactory price for thrashing. Dave Smitt was here. Saturday farm near Corinth with a load of Early Wheeler peas sold at 2 a bushel to local grocer G W Ispert suffered a severe fall Friday afternoon stepping off the platform a wagon fell hitting the ground sustaining a sprained ankle a severely bruised shoulder and numerous smaller bruises.
Mr and Mrs J W Moreman and children of Dalhart visit Mr and Mrs J J F Raley and other friends in Denton county Tonight Moreman a former county lad now works in the cattle business at Delart They also toured relatives in Ellis county and paused at W Barnet in Krom before arriving here
Advertisement from Raley & Co. Deyton Chautawjua July 2042 promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest healer for wounds from knives guns tin cans and fireworks to prevent infection and gangrene, also for burns boils sores eczema chapped hands and piles.
Hardingbr. Co informs friends and patrons it has moved its lumber yard from West Hickory to its own property opposite the Masonic temple on East Hickory in Denton Texas. They plan to improve the property and continue business to serve Denton and Denton County, soliciting continued and new patronage.
A curious scene unfolds as a giant creature from the South American region enters the Combined Animal and Bird Show, drawing attention from spectators and judges.
Private individual offers tutoring for high school subjects and repair services for Texas wire fence. New contact numbers listed. July 2020 Chautauqua note references Miller.
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