Monday Special Sales Attract New Attendees
Readers flock to weekly Monday specials as new customers join regulars. Lawn offers include 8 1 2c and 25c items plus 20¢ lawns advertised, with announcements building anticipation for each sale.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1909
Page
4
Readers flock to weekly Monday specials as new customers join regulars. Lawn offers include 8 1 2c and 25c items plus 20¢ lawns advertised, with announcements building anticipation for each sale.
Cleans and presses men garments and skirts. Will call for and deliver. Located at No 6 West Side Square with new phone 40.
Cumberland Presbyterian and First Presbyterian churches invite worshipers with Sunday schools at 9 45 a m. Divine services at 11 and 7 30 a m and afternoon. Oak Street Methodist schedules extensive activities from 9 30 a m Sunday school to 7 39 p m preaching. First Christian led by Otis Hawkins with 9 45 a m Bible and 11 a m sermon. American Presbyterian with Rev Franklin from Sanger. First Baptist with Dr James R Pentoff from San Marcos in morning and evening services. tamales available from Estes Hambarger stand.
A message to Mrs. John Gillespie says her mother Mrs. P C Bush died Friday in Brownwood. Surviving children include Mrs. C R Helm El Paso Mrs M Cox Brownwood R B Bush Brownwood H P Bush Dallas Mrs O D Arnold Loveland Ohio and Mrs M King Cisco Also note her father Dr Bush died recently in town. Time for graduation gifts from W J McCray Jeweler and Estes Hamburger stand.
An old style newspaper ad spot promotes McCray's jewelry offerings near Estes Hamburger Stand on the southeast corner square. It emphasizes free eye testing at Curtis and urges readers to adopt the habit of visiting McCray's for any jewelry needs.
Wise County Messenger reports 19 year old Dan Culbreath aged thief who robbed the Rhome store and stole a horse, describes plans and loot from the crime. He names Tom Bolten and others in Denton Wise counties and later recants parts of his statement to the officials.
A Saturday night event promises enjoyable entertainment and aids the First Presbyterian church in buying a new pipe organ. The program merges a lively show with a fundraising appeal to support the organ purchase.
W A Taliaferro sells baseball and tennis goods and fishing tackle at Bicycle Store on the north side square. An Elgin gold filled watch is offered for $19 at Weed McCray's. Cantata tickets available from First Presbyterian church young ladies or Minnis' drug store Saturday night.
The Missionary society of the American Presbyterian church will meet in the building library at 3 o clock on May 8. The program includes songs Where He Leads Me Leaning on the Everlasting Arm and Blest Be the Tie, a roll call with Bible quotations on Courage, devotional Into the Unknown by Mrs Waldo Blewett and S BE Harwell, Home Missions by Mrs Robt Sledge, and Lesson Following the War Path.
W. W. Woolward named trustee for Fred Lohrke bank rupt stock of goods. Methodist Episcopal Sunday school children enjoy a day near Milam Creek. Center High School members picnic at Blue Hole with teachers chaperoning the outing.
LATE PERSONAL MENTION W. W. Baxter is in Fort Worth visiting his $071. Miss Myrtle Brooks of Honey Grove was in the city yesterday with friends. Miss Avis Blewett and Vera Bell are in Gainesville visiting Miss Alice Young. Miss Eric Farrar of Ennis, entertained by Miss Kathleen Bell, has returned home. Alderman J. Johnson, who has a contract for erecting brick kilns at Bennett near Millsap, is home sick and will return tomorrow. ASTHMA CAN BE CURED AT home. Trial treatment and full information free. Write Frontier Asthma Company, Room 702, Buffalo, N. Y.
Denton real estate dealers met in city hall to name J. P. Blount M. B. Stout and J. C. Coit to an immigration committee for the Chamber of Commerce. A next meeting at 4 PM Wednesday aims to form a real estate men’s association to cooperate on immigration efforts.
The first summer concert of the season was played Friday night but the chilly weather shortened the program. A fair-sized crowd braved the cold to attend the music.
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