Class Day Gift Brings Brass Sun Dial to College Campus
The College of Industrial Arts senior class held class day on campus in Denton with many visitors. They presented the college a brass sun dial on a concrete pedestal engraved with Class of 1912 and Esse quam vider. The ceremony featured music, speeches, and a gift acceptance by President Bizzell. An advertisement and a medical note follow in the same notice.
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College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Frances Walker
Ruth Shropshie
Lois Sumners
Jessie Bozeman
Denton College Baccalaureate Sermons Draw Large Crowds
Dr J A Rice of Fort Worth delivered the Normal baccalaureate sermon to a full Denton crowd in the auditorium, praised for its fresh outlook. C A graduates and about 300 students and visitors filled First Methodist Church for the ceremony and music. Maybelle Brooks led Come Unto Me as graduates wore white gowns and the 156-member class sat center.
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J. A. Rice of
Fort Worth
First Methodist Church
College of Industrial Arts
C. A
Cooper
Almighty God
Cavalleria Rusticana
Kershner
Denton
Maybelle Brooks
Rice O
Summer Session Opens at School of Oratory in June 1912
The tardy School of Oratory will begin a summer session in June 1912 and run for six weeks.
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School of Oratory
Senior class presents Taming of the Shrew at college auditorium
The Normal college senior class will stage the display Taming of the Shrew tonight in the college auditorium. Curtain rises at 8:30. Mrs. Warren of Dallas directs. costumes are described as rich and handsome and a good audience is expected after weeks of preparation.
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Normal College
Warren
Dallas
Stockholders Meet Alliance Milling Co Denton Texas
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alliance Milling Co will elect a board of directors and transact other lawful business. The meeting is at the company office in Denton Texas on Tuesday June 11 1912 at 10 o clock. J N Rayzor serves as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merteng
Alliance Milling Co
Denton
Texas
J. N. Rayzor
Denton Milling Co
G. H. Blewett
Sutton to Speak at Normal Tuesday Address
Dr W S Sutton of the State University came in Monday morning and will deliver the commencement address at the Normal Tuesday.
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W. S Sutton
the State University
Mrs Ella F Little to Lead Texas Summer School Class
Mrs Ella F Little announces a free summer primary class in Denton for children aged six to eight starting Monday June 10. Preference to those entering public school next year. applications from Denton residents accepted in order received. Miss Selma Terze will admit a few instrumental students. applications should be telephoned promptly.
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Ella F Little
Texas
Denton
Selma Terze
Bizzeia
Summer Stoves Show Off Quick Meal Line
The Quick Meal oil or gas stove proves to be a true trend for hot days. It cuts kitchen work, saves fuel, and is safe while doing excellent work. New styles are on display at our store and explained with the many points of this well known summer line.
Delivery limits extended for mounted mail on college stretch
Beginning June 1 the free mail delivery area expands to include the College District and Industrial Arts areas. Carrier Otto Bannerte will use a mounted horse to cover the new territory with a 290 dollar horse feed allowance. Extensions include Sawyer Bell Texas Oakland avenues and Congress from Tolivar to Carroll. Patrons must provide accessible mail receptacles to receive the service.
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Ots Tndustiiat Arts
Geeton
Otto H Bannerte
Sawyer Avenue
Bell Avenue
Texas Avenue
Oakland Avenue
Congress Avenue
Tolivar
Carroll Street
Prescriptions Accurately Dispensed by Local Pharmacy
The store emphasizes strict prescription accuracy using pure full strength drugs ordered by doctors. It highlights careful checking, safeguards in preparation, and special care for children when prescriptions are brought in. Delivery to all city areas is offered.
Late personal news highlights from local visitors
Fred Cook led today for Oklahoma City. J Oliver returned from Cleburne. George Moore spent Sunday with family. T S Bratcher came from Plainview. T B Chapman on road trip. T S Maxwell of Aubrey visited Saturday. Miss Park of Galveston visiting Mr and Mrs Abe White. G H Kimbrough sick but improving. Olga and Cordelia Steinman visited Pilot Point. Miss Bessie Edwards home for summer. Lavinia G Hespie returned home for the summer. Mr and Mrs A K Grant returned to Indiana. Mrs O Jordan and grandson Hill Rowe Jr. left for Galveston to stay part of the summer. Hazen Kimbrough Armstrong returned from Lebanon Tennessee. Blevehe Degan en route from Fort Worth to Lewisville for summer. Walter R Orr in from Hereford for his father E Berry Orr's funeral. may move to Denton. Florence Hc ks of Tyler and Louise Cater of Terrell here for Normal commencement at Mrs Fred Bottorff's. P D Kennauer elected superintendent of Lewisville Academy. J D Whayne back from Wist in Oklahoma. spent pleasant fortnight fishing on river. Mrs Daniel P Deane of Minneapolis will depart after visit with Mrs John C Cot. A C McGinnis returned from Frederick Oklahoma. re-elected with advance salary. Mr and Mrs W H Williamson of Cleburne here for daughter Ora Lee Williamson's graduation. stay with Brice Hammett. A Schoppaul of Bartonville en route home from Confederate reunion at Macon Georgia. Asthma cure ad from Frontiers Asthma Company offers free trial.
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George Moore
T. S. Bratcher
Plainview
T. B. Chapman
T. S. Maxwell
Aubrey
Park
Galveston
Abe White
G. H. Kimbrough
Olga
Cordelia Steinman
Pilot Point
Bessie Edwards
Dallas
Lavinia G Hespie
Wichita Falls
A. K. Grant
W . Allen
Indiana
O. Jordan
Hil! Rowe Jr
Hazen Kimbrough Armstrong
Lebanon
Tonn
Cumberland University
Blevehe Degan
Fort Worth
Lewisville
Walter R. Orr
Hereford
E. Berry Orr
Orr
Denton
Florence H Cks
Tyler
Louise Cater
Terrell
Fred Bottorff
P. D. Kennauer
Lewisvile Academy
J. D Whayne
Wist
Joe Whayne
Ohlahoma
Minneapolis
Minn
John C. Cot
Texas
A. C. McGinnis
Frederick
Frederick Hgh School
McGinnis
South Carolina
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Denton Milling Stockholders
A compilation of notices includes Frank J. Cheney's sworn affidavit from Toledo about Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money-back offer, a Denton Milling Co stockholders meeting set for June 3 to elect directors, and local business plugs for IDEAL RESTAURANT and grocery service from TURNER BROS.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Locas County
Frank J. Cheney
J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
F. J. Cheney & Cov
Turner Bros
Jewelry display in Curtis window offers fair prices
Read reads Curtis displays a stock of jewelry goods in the window with graduates soon. It notes many items inside and prices marked in plain figures. The offer promises easy viewing and fair pricing with no trouble to show goods.
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Curtis
Local News In Brief Court, crime, and crops notes
Joe L. Blewet buys a Cole 46 automobile. Sam McAdams loses a valuable stallion Sunday. A house fire on North Locust Street causes $4 damage but no injuries. Prof Pfaff to present with Miss M Gregory Ballard tonight at the CI A recital, assisted by Miss Rhoads and Mrs Selma Tietze. Coleman arrested for petty theft after taking a gold watch from Yarbroughs Lone Star Restaurant. watch recovered by Deputy Gallagher. Weather: moisture in crops improves with showers. light rain could aid spring oats. Read the advertisements.
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Prof
Pfaff Wll
Gregory Ballard
CI. A
Rhoads
Liebling
Selma Tietze
Coleman
Yarbroughs
Lone Star
South Elm Street
Gallagher
Denton restaurants seek price raise amid rising costs
A note from W. L. Yarbrough R. C. Smith Paul Rameirs and E. L. Harrell states restaurant charges will increase from 25 to 35 cents for Porterhouse steak and other items including plain steak sausage sausage steak pork chops fish and roasts as meat prices rise, urging customer cooperation.
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Denton
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Mrbama
Mar
Denton Steam Laundry CO
Denton Water, Light and Power Co
West Side Square Palace OF Sweets
L. F. Collins & Son
Mansa
Ertal
COMPA
J. E. McCabe
Real Estate and Loan
THE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
N. H. Rector
Long & King
Fd Pratt
C.J.A
Ite
Peepriuck Kershner
First Methodist
Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
J. F. Raley & Co
Tailors and Cleaners
North Court Square
Enioer
Atf
Phy Staron
VE Normal
College OF Industrial Veces
Notican
Evers Hardware
Denton County National Bank
the Bank For
B. H. Davenport
Thetate
J. A. Minnis
Fred Cook
KE. J. Oliver
Cleburne
Frontiers
Athma Company
Room
Buffalo, N.Y
IDEAL
Ideal Restaurant
D. M. CurtIs
Lipscomb Drug Store
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
Hamilton & Yeatts
C. Hamilton
Darco
Stroud & Grant
McKinney Street
Fox Bros &F
West Oak St
J. M. Pinckley
Joe L. Blewet
Cole 46
Sam McAdams
Sunday
North Locust Street
Porter- House St
Plain Stake
Sausage St
Pork Chops
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Fish
Rosst
W. L. Yarbrough, R.C. Smith
Paul Rameirs
E. L. Harrell
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