Homer Bruce Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Homer L Bruce of the Normal district has won the Rhodes Scholarship after a competitive exam. He attends the University of Texas with a strong academic and track record. The honor grants three years at Oxford University England and an annual stipend of 1500 dollars.
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Homer L. Bruce
W. Bruce
the Normal
Securin
Bruce
University of Texas
Oxford University
England
Thanksgiving Dinner at Stoddard Hall Delights Dorm Guests
Stoddard hall hosted a Thanksgiving dinner in the ornate dining room with oak leaves and chrysanthemums. Out of town guests joined dormitory boarders for a 2:30 to 5:30 meal, followed by an evening dance with Puritan themed programs led by students John Alden and Priscilla.
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Stoddard Hall
Miss Humphreys
Emerson
Miss Higgins
Miss Smith
John Alden
Priscilla
Pauline Jameson
Irma Cochran
Normal faculty and students travel to Fort Worth for teachers’ meeting
Most of the faculty and a large part of the student body of North Texas State Normal went to Fort Worth on the Limited Thursday morning to attend the State Teachers' association meeting. The day served as a reunion for the Normal and many alumni visited to reconnect with former friends.
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North Texas State Normal
Fort Worth
State Teachers’ Association
Normal
Quinn and Grace McClure wed at First Baptist
Hugh Quinn of Wautauga married Grace McClure Thursday at Rev B A Copass home. They planned to visit relatives in Wautauga and Fort Worth then travel to Austin and San Antonio. They will reside in Whitesboro after December 6 where Quinn has a new position.
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Hugh Quinn
Wautauga
Grace McClure
J. Alex Smith
South Denton
B. A. Copass
Th First Baptist Church
Talk of New Opera House for Denton
There is considerable talk of a new opera house for Denton with modern equipment and a stage roomy enough for the use of the best companies scenery. The plans are as Yet inchoate, but at least three local citizens are known to be considering the suggestion. Flagged Train With him. Tearing his shirt from his back an Ohio man flagged a train and saved it from a wreck, but H. T. Alston, Raleigh, N. C., once prevented a wreck with Electric Bitters. "I was in a terrible plight when I began to use them," he writes, "my stomach, head, back and kidneys were all badly affected and my liver was in bad condition, but four bottles of Electric Bitters made me feel like a new man." A trial will convince you of their matchless merit for any stomach, liver or kidney trouble Price 50 cents at J. F. Raley & Co's, (Advt.)
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Denton
Ohio
H. T. Alston
Raleigh
N. C
J. F. Raley & Co
Cotton Gins Report Total 5752 Bales Ginned
The three local gins have reported 5752 bales of cotton ginned to date. Taylor's gin led with 2610 bales, Farmers' gin reported 1302 bales, and Planters' gin processed 1840 bales.
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Taylor’s
North Side Mothers Club Benefit at Majestic
A North Side Mothers Club benefit advertised for Monday afternoon to raise funds for improving North Side school grounds. Also notes a B Y P U program for Sunday with leaders, scripture readings, and talks by Misses Jackson Purviance Parrish Birtie Davis and Mrs Turner and a talk by W Hickey on a call to the foreign field.
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North Side Mothers’ Club
Majestic
North Side
J. F. Woodard
Anna May Jackson
Purviance
Jesus
Peter
Bessie Parrish
Birtie Davis
Turner
W. Hickey
Porto Rico Endorses Dr King’s New Discovery
A Barceloneta resident hails Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds and claims it cured many people. The notice urges trials to prove merit and notes pricing 5 cents to 1 dollar with a free trial bottle.
Deaths in Smallpox Epidemic Hit County Cotton Camp
The smallpox outbreak among negro cotton pickers in the county’s northern enclave caused another death on Friday. It is the second fatality since discovery, with a third patient in critical condition and seven cases reported including two deaths. The health officer warned the virulent strain could claim more lives.
Memorial Service for Departed Brothers Held Sunday
Memorial services for our departed brothers will be held in the club rooms at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon December 1. The public is invited. Erl Ross and E R T M Rucker, Secretaries.
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Erl Ross
E. R. T. M. Rucker
Sec
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Denton Water, Light and Power Co
L. F. Collins & Son
J. &. Collins
N. R. Bedford
N.R. BEDFORD @ CO
Tabor
Clothiers
W. Side Sq
Fox Bros
Accordian
C. R. Hamilton & CO
East Side Square
Julian Scruggs
Lipscomb Drug Store
W.T. Bailey
W.E. McCabe
M. DD
R. H. Garrisons Drug Store
Lone Star Restaurant
Lad Y. Robertson
Kaley & Co
J W Sullivan I
Hill
Sullivan & Hill Attorneys-at-Law
Craddock Building
T. C
H. Deavenport & Co
Denton County Nata'l Bank
Woodrum
West Oak Street
Homer Bruce
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Ginnan & Marvis
Denton County National Bank
Porto Rico
Ramon T. Marchan
Barceloneta
Dr. King
Evers Hardware Company
Magills Shepard
Just
Palace of Sweets
R. E. Cobb
Taylor Hardware
T.L. McDonald, M.D
Garrison's Drug Store
W. H. Doty
Barber Shop
North Side Square
Denton Milling Company
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