Mrs. R. T. Clark Dies in Denton Heart Attack
Mrs. R T Clark a longtime Denton resident died suddenly Monday night of heart failure at home on Center and Sycamore streets. She was born in Virginia in 1888 and moved to Mississippi then Texas with her husband J M Clark. Five children survive including Houston Stiff Beria Clark Louis Clark Ed Clark and Will Clark. Funeral held Tuesday at 5 pm at the family home with Rev. Copas of the First Baptist church officiating and interment at Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Clark
Denton
Denton County
Houston Stiff
Missaetta Clark
Clark
Virgiia
Mississipi
J. M. Clark
Texas
N. O
Denterci Y
Center and
Sycamore Streets
Lark
Sss
Beria Clark
Louis Clark
Ed Clark
Salt Lake City
Will Clark
End
Copas
First Baptist Church
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Justice Eli Cherry Finds Cure for Persistent Leg Ailment
Gillis Mills Tennessee judge Eli Cherry struggled with a stubborn leg sore resisted medical help. He used Bucklen's Arica Salve and was cured. The remedy, praised for burns ulcers cuts and piles, costs 27 cents at J F Rajevr & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Cherry
Gillis Mills
Tenn
Jong
J. F. Rajevr & Co
Summer Session Opens At Tardy School Of Oratory
Summer session of the tardy School of Oratory will open June 1912 and continue six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tardy School of Oratory
MISS BALLARD'S RECITAL AT COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
Miss Margery Ballard contralto, pupil of Prof A G Pfaff, gave a recital at the college auditorium assisted by Bertha Rhoads pupil of Liebling and Selma Tietze as accompanist. Ballard opened with For Love of You A Summer Night and The Larks. Her high notes and clear sweetness drew praise and each number was a treat. Rhoads performed Bender Detention and Chopin Prelude. Ballard also sang The Forgotten Land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Ballard
A. G. Pfaff
College Auditorium
Bertha Rhoads
Aubrey
Liebling
Selma Tietze
Miss Ballard
Larks
Ballard
Jones
Miss Rhoads
Denton Texas Notices Set for June Meetings and Sales
The annual stockholders meeting of Alliance Milling Co in Penton Texas is set for Tuesday June 11 1812 at 10 o'clock. J W Murphy agent for the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Co of Texas advertises a June 26 1912 auction at Denton depot for five cars of gravel with bids due cash to settle freight and demurrage claims. Also Denton teachers offer summer classes for young children and instrumental students with limited enrollment and immediate applications urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Denton
J. W . Murphy
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Co. of Texas
Wiggins and Michaud
Martin Gravel Co
Consignee
of Texas
Mia
Ella F Little
Wll
Long & King Groceries Ad Promises Prompt First Class Delivery
Local grocer Long & King advertises reliable service with a promise of First Class groceries delivered promptly at the right price. Customers are urged to phone 44 for immediate orders and connections.
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Long & King
Quick Meal Stove Promises Labor Saving Summer Display
The Quick Meal oil or gas stove is advertised as a true friend for hot days. It is claimed to cut kitchen work, save fuel, and operate safely with excellent results. New styles are on display at the store with explanations of its fine points.
Late Personal News Mentions and Local Weddings
Eugene Ballard returns home from Dallas for a brief visit. Miss Mattie Robinson of Beaumont visits Mrs. Stanley Cowan at the Cowan home. Miss Eufala McSpadden of Nevada, a former CIA student, attends commencement and visits. Miss Lucile Farris of Wapanucka Oklahoma visits and plans to attend the wedding of Miss Mattie Graves of Meridian and Alberti Schmidt of Watertown Wisconsin at R P Lomax’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Ballard
Dallas
Mattie Robnson
Beamont
Stanley Cowan
Cowan
Eufala McSpadden
Nevada
Joe H. Blanks
Lucile Farris
Wapanucka Ok
Mra Cowan
Mattie Graves
Meridan
Alberti Schmidt
Wato
Wis
Miss Graves
R. P .Lomax
FrontiersAthma Company Offers Home Asthma Cure Trial
An advertising note from FrontiersAthma Company invites readers to try a home asthma cure trial with full information free of charge. The offer lists contact details as Room 102 in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FrontiersAthma Company
Buffalo, N.Y
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adverts with Oath of Frank J. Cheney
Frank J. Cheney proclaims his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notarized oath is dated December 6, 1886, in Toledo Ohio. The firm advertises internal use and directs readers to trusted testimonials, with sales through all druggists and a note about Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Notary Publ Hall
Denton Society Happenings From Dallas News Columns
Denton social events travel to Dallas with Mrs Jack Webb and Mrs Jesse Peters hosting at 510 West Tenth Street for Miss Vernelle Allison. Guests enjoyed fruit punch, gifts, a two course luncheon, and a high score prize of pink silk hose. Another gathering at 104 North Ewing Avenue for Miss Lee Williams featured flowers and cooling refreshments.
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Dallas Newa
Denton
Dallas
Jack Webb
Jesse
D Peter
West Tenth Street
Vernelle Allison
Agnes @Hespie
Louise Payton
Vera Diamond
Helen Altemus
Ola Marten
Leta McBride
Margaret Kessler
Louise Wayton
Pauline Hollingsworth
Juanita Wade
Les Lively
Sarah Robertson
Ollie Robertson
Jacijile Blake
Nancy Barnes
Katherine Brents
Agnes Gillespie
Sylvia Morris
George Tabor
North Ewing Avenue
Miss Lee Williams
Hen
Sam Alexneer
Yamper
E. B. Reperannell
Fakw
Bartlett Seesar
Hackler
Horine
Padgit
Williams
Thorniy
Groves
Gardiner
H. Perry
Sanders
Reynolds
Misse
Cgahagen
Ruston
McJunkin
Redd
Snaw
Bess
Marjory
Hedon
Burke
Denton Milline Co Stockholders Meet in Denton
A stockholders meeting for the Denton Milline Co. is set for Monday June 3 at 11 oclock in the morning at the Denton office. The agenda includes election of a board of directors and other business as may properly come before the meeting. G. H. Blewett will preside.
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Denton Milline Co
Denton
Tha
G. H. Blewett
Presient
Prescription Service Emphasizes Accuracy and Safety
The store pledges accurate drug preparation using pure, full strength medicines ordered by doctors. Each prescription is carefully checked with safeguards, and the staff offers special care for emergency pediatric pickups. Delivery is available to all city parts via both phones.
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Justic
Deafness Cured by Inhaler Claim in Ad
An advertisement claims catarrh causes most deafness and that breathing Ryomelt cures it. It credits F C Vanaman of Binghamton and hawks Hwyomei with a money back guarantee. The ad promotes a complete inhaler outfit for 1 dollar and extra bottles for 0 cents through O M Curtis and druggists.
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F. C. Vanaman
Binghamton
N. Y
O. M. Curtis
Valley View Public School Selects New Superintendent
J K McKelvy injures ankle when a rock slips underfoot Monday afternoon. North Texas Normal School graduate Ek Whitehead, son of So Ak Whitehead, is named Valley View Public School superintendent. A student camping party chaperoned by Mrs C L Hogue leaves for a five day Big Bomn trip with provisions tents and fishing gear. Those who went include Mrs C L Hogue Miss Georgia and Jessie Freeman Florence Radeliff Mabel Floover Beatrice Mary Hogue Alonzo Edwards Jack McMath Abney May Carroll Paschal and John Collis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. McKelvy
Ek. Whtehead
So Ak Whitehead
North Texas Normalas
Valley View
C. L. Hogue
Misses Georgia
Jessie Freeman
Florence Radeliff
Mabel Floover
Beatrice
Mary Hogue
Alonzo Edwards
Jack McMath
Abney May
Carroll Paschal
John Collis
Phones 4 Growth Through Service And Price
A growing business credits efficiency in service quality merchandise and fair pricing for its expansion. The company promotes value to satisfy customers and invites new clients to try their phone offerings.
Jewelry in Curtis window shows fair prices and easy view
Displayed goods promise value with prices in plain figures. Clerk offers easy showings and notes many items inside the store for quick selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Meeting at auditorium to end the time for boarding house students
Wil tock et Auidportaed Phausday Meo omy at OF opoon Dr. Wik Blue has Teaquested hat all ta wafers and owners of boarding houses who w'sh 9 take students 2 ending the Sitime. He invited others to attend the meeting at ceclock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil “Tock
Opoon
Wik Blue
Ceclock Sharp
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Denton Steam Laundry CO
Denton Water, Light and Power Co
West Side Square Palace OF Sweets
Steve Wood
Rick
L. F. Collins & Son
Collins
Manag
COMPA
J. E. McCabe
Russia
la France
Wilson-Hann Company
Tailors and Cleaners
North Court Square
Spockholders
The
Alliance Milling Co
Penton
J. X. Rayzor
W. C. Murphy
College OF Industrial
ENTS
Selma Tetze
W.B. Bizzelul
Evers Hardware
Denton County National Bank
the Bank For
B. H. Davenport
Pits¢ Methodist
First Methodist Church
Oscar Cooper
Norma Smith
Denton Society
Ideal Restaurant
Dally
Lipscomb Drug Store
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
Hamilton & Yeatts
C. Hamilton
Darco
Stroud & Grant
McKinney Street
Southewest Corner Sq
Fox Bros
J. M. Pinckley
West Oak St
J. A. Minnis
Presenphon
Tailey
Pappie
F Johnson
Orrol Button
Pete Wrwin
Long & Kin
Denton Milling CO
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