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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
4
Notes from Denton report the First Presbyterian meeting was moved from last night to tonight. George W. McNeil let the contract for a Bolivar street house addition. George Harris finished a Myrtle street cottage for Ben Key at about 1200 dollars.
A grandmother Mrs. Maria Taylor of Nebo Kentucky reports that Bucklens Arnica Salve cured her scalded grandson when recovery seemed doubtful. The product claims relief for burns cuts wounds boils skin eruptions chapped hands and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
A Record and Chronicle item notes there is no limit to the possibilities of a want ad, inviting readers to imagine diverse listings from jobs to services and personal notices in the paper.
The adjourned meeting of the United Charities association met at M E church South with Rev. Fred L McFadden presiding to finalize organization and adopt a constitution and by laws. Mrs. Tom Lovell elected vice president and a membership committee named. A follow up session is planned for next Friday afternoon to adopt a systematic plan for winter charity work.
Minnis Drug Store advertises a fresh shipment of alarm clocks priced at 75 cents each. Local U D C members offer tickets for a Woman's Home benefit event Monday night.
We repair sewing machines and are here all the time to ensure work is done right. Look out for people here today gone tomorrow. Trials of Winter. Do not become a cold or cough victim as they lead to pneumonia and consumption. Be wise. Use Simmon's Cough Syrup which cures coughs heals lungs and keeps you here to enjoy spring.
Will McKinney and wife near Argyle welcome a girl on Oct. 6. Tom McLean and wife near Argyle greet a boy on Oct. 9. Bud Burch and wife near Argyle have a girl on Oct. 23. T. W. Preston and wife in Argyle welcome a girl on Oct. 25. Miller Faught and wife near Argyle report a boy on Oct. 31.
Antique kitchen ware listing shows solid silver teaspoons priced at five dollars each offered by dealer W J MceCray.
Monday evening at eight o clock the U D C recital is held at Misses Bass and Clark's studio on the west side in the designated time and place.
The County Sunday School convention opens at 7:30 tonight with sessions through Monday at the First Christian church. State and local leaders including W. N. Wiggins W. E. Hawkins and John M. Adams will demonstrate latest Sunday school methods and lead the Model Teachers Meeting.
Sportmen's Headquarters features guns and ammunition at Bicycle Store. W A Taliaferro lists sterling silverware. W J McCray offers further items.
Services wrap Sunday night with Final sermon The Great Choice by Rev J Sam Barcus in Denton church. Week long series covered Call to Work Our Women Our Men Our Children and Our Young People with Decision Day in Sunday school. Barcus heads to Northwest Texas conference after vacancy left by Dr Thos R Pierce.
The Denton Mothers' club changes meeting location to Firemen's Hall for 3 PM Wednesday sessions. The Woman's Shakespeare Club discussed civic improvement, fountains for ward schools, and domestic science in public schools. Mrs. Wolfsohn presented on Friar Laurence and Love at First Sight topics sparked discussion. Mrs. Christal and Mrs. Beckler attended, next meeting with Mrs. Swenson Noy at 11.
Rock Falls On Foot near Denton injures Charlie Wolfe while removing rocks from a hill west of Hickory Creek. He suffers a crushed instep as a rock toppled onto his right foot. Also notes Sunday school convention services and a call for broad attendance.
Sunday services at Cumberland Presbyterian, M E South, Oak Street and Pearl Street Church of Christ are listed with times and ministers. Local Board of Trustees for North Texas State Normal College meets today to consider bids for a new building funded by a $35,000 appropriation from the thirty first legislature.
Morning sermon by Rev. A Hellman on A Subject of a Fascinating Victim. Evening address by W N Wiggins on A Victim of a Fascinating Subject. Attention is kindly called to the November rally and invitation extended to all not elsewhere engaged.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m Divine services at 11 am and 7 15 pm Mr W E Hawkins conducts the morning service and the pastor preaches in the evening Mrs Geo Adams of Bryan sings a solo at the morning service and Mrs Will Evers sings a solo at the evening hour Westminster league meets at 6 10 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 15 pm You are cordially invited to attend these services.
First Christian Church led by Rev Otis Hawkins offers Bible school at 9 45 am with state workers and a morning sermon by Rev W E Wiggins on Vision Vigor and Victory. evening address by Rev John M Adams on The Boy Problem. First Baptist with Rev M T Andrews holds 9 30 am Sunday school, 11 am and 7 15 pm sermons, Holy Spirit theme, evangelistic service, organized choir and bright music including B Y P U and Sunbeams. visitors welcome.
Advertisement for a line of appealing cut glass labeled as eperones by W. J. McCray. The brief urges readers to view the product line and consider purchase.
Announcement urges all Sunday school workers to attend in person. The schedule features a Model Teachers Meeting tonight, a Superintendent's and Teachers' Congress Sunday afternoon at 3 05, and Sunday School Management Monday morning at 9 30. Attendees should not miss these sessions.
Ad claims no cough or cold case escalated to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Urges consumers to refuse imitation products and buy the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package from Garrison and Kimmins.
At the request of customers the shop introduces a fresh pennant line. Superior quality materials and workmanship are promised to ensure customer satisfaction.
A period ad extols framed pictures as the ideal wedding gift noting they are long lasting tokens of friendship. It encourages choosing pictures to suit the occasion and praises their tasteful appearance over flashy showiness.
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