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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
1
Easter quarter is near and our stock features men’s women’s and kids’ footwear. We display vid kids gun metals white canvas button shoes and shiny leather styles. Gun metals suit both street and evening wear.
The text urges limiting spending and saving to build capital. It promotes opening an account in a child's name at Exchange National Bank, suggesting even small amounts create future opportunities and motivate continued savings.
If you have not been here and selected your Easter Dress you will have to hurry because it won't be long till Easter. Lovely silk gowns, beautiful embroidered linen dresses, Russian blouse suits, coat suits of all the popular washable fabrics in shades that are newest and prettiest. Prices, $5 to $25.
A J Nance serves as President with J R Christal as Vice President Coit holds the Cashier post Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates A M Bush C A Williams J C Coit J R Christal W Inge and Alvin C Ownley.
The criminal district court docket next week highlights the cases of Charles Mashel and Ed Cisco, accused of robbery with high explosives in Louisville. County Attorney Mays said the state will be ready for trial, with the cases expected to begin Monday. The Ed Goss case from Cooke county was postponed to April 11.
The article notes Good Friday solemnity in Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran churches with black vestments stripped altars and unlit candles. It reports no regular observance locally due to small church membership.
Denton keeps surprising, as S B E Scruggs notes. He recalls placing an ad in the Record and Chronicle on Thursday seeking a setting hen and reports a strong response from 1 to 9 o clock.
Interurban Promotion company directors met at the Chamber of Commerce Thursday afternoon. No details were released for publication. A stockholders meeting is called for later Friday night at the Chamber of Commerce.
Rev Frey L McFadden will deliver a sermon at the First Christian church tonight. A recent address by Rev A Heltman drew a large crowd with a call to be earnest students of God's word and prayerful, grateful believers and to practice what is preached. All are invited to attend.
Miss Barnes secretary of the YWCA speaks at the CIA auditorium this afternoon. Miss Nancy Leach Swan assistant secretary of the YMCA is visiting the College of Industrial Arts. Both depart tonight. Miss Ousley returns from Ft Worth after attending her aunt’s funeral.
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