Truett Meeting Opens at First Baptist Church in Denton
The Baptist tent meeting moved to the First Baptist church with Dr. George W. Truett of Dallas arriving to preach at 7:00 p m Monday night. About 35 to 40 professions were made, mainly joining the First Baptist church. The tent will tour to Krum starting Wednesday, with two daily services at 10 a m and 7:30 p m, as Dr Andrews praises Truett as a leading Baptist minister in America.
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First Baptist Church
George W. Truett
Dallas
County Baptist Association
Krum
Andrews
Tru—ett
America
Denton
Local News Briefs From North Denton and Denton area
The school board holds its regular monthly session tonight. Capt R H Hopkins Sr is seriously ill at his North Denton home with dropsical affection. E D Criddle's son, who had diphtheria last week, is resting easily and near danger end. D F Kirkpatrick has been sick several days and is not better. his son Dr D F Kirkpatrick of Lewisville came to visit. At First Christian Church Sunday night the High School C Sharp club sang Throw Out the Life-line by request of the minister, ten girlish voices. Ladies hosting the trades days dinner for the domestic science department raised about 150 dollars to reduce equipment debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Hopkins, Sr
North
Denton
E. D. Criddle
D. F. Kirkpatrick
Lewisville
C.sharp Club
Rogers
Arnica Salve Cures Eczema Says Watertown Man
It Saved His Leg. J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing ten years of eczema after 15 doctors failed. The ad touts it as infallible for skin eruptions eczema boils fever sores burns and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley Co.’s. The Ladies Aid Society of the Central Presbyterian church Plans a permanent apron making department for domestic science in schools and colleges. Phone orders to all phone 65. An ad teases an article inside about a desired item with a bargain price.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
J. F. Raley
Ladies Aid Society
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Classified Ad Rates Spur Reader Attention
An old classified notice advertises low rates for ads with top quality placement. The text highlights a 4 cent per word rate for classifieds and a 10 word minimum, aiming to attract small listings for daily and weekly sections.
Who Fills Your Prescriptions In City Ad
A vintage ad asserts the right to choose any druggist and offers compounding services. It notes 30 years of experience and physician endorsement, with free citywide delivery and contact phones.
J. A. Minnis Prescription Druggist Thirty Years' Experience
J A Minnis a veteran prescription druggist with thirty years in the trade reflects on retail chemistry practice and local commerce. He emphasizes reliable service, accurate dispensing and community trust built over decades.
Bishop Hester Wedding at Home of Parents
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock in Denton a wedding joined Miss Anna Hester daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Hester and Ray Bishop a post office employee. The ceremony was by Rev J H Curry Dallas. Guests enjoyed punch and decorations with ferns and a rose arch. Out of town guests included Er nest Bishop Plano and Mr and W O Bishop Frisco. We urge grocery shoppers to try Long and King for satisfaction and hundreds of satisfied customers.
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Anna Hester
Denton
J. G. Hester
Ray Bishop
Ernest
Plano
Mr. and
W. O
Frisco
Collections Slow As Taxes Due. Crowder Tours County
Collections lag even after the October first deadline, totaling about 2500 to date. Collector Crowder, touring the county, notes progress in his first week. T E Keith of the Modern Brotherhood of American organizations will speak October 12 at Odd Fellow hall to organize a local club of about forty three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowder
T. E. Keith
Modern Brotherhood of American Organizations
Odd Fellow Hall
Normal College Readies Domestic Science Work This Week
Denton October 10. Delays in gas and equipment shipments postponed start of domestic science and manual training. Dr Bruce announced the work will begin next Tuesday. Hill County club reorganizes with 35 students. four dozen from the county organized last year. Athletic clubs form. new Evening Walking Club leads daily three mile walks. Mr King plans military company for drill and discipline. Musical clubs reorganized to boost practice and talent at the normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Warren
Hill County
EB. C. King
Mr. King
King
Philippine Islands
Creams and Lotions Promised for Happy Weather
A local ad advertises a wide assortment of skin care items including creams lotions salves and camphor rubs to keep skin soft and smooth in warm weather. Customers are invited to visit or phone for delivery directly to their door.
Allison's Pharmacy W Side Free Delivery
Local pharmacy promotes convenient service with a W Side location, two phone lines, and free delivery. The brief note emphasizes accessible prescriptions and doorstep service for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison’s Pharmacy
W. Side
Denton Defeats Plano 22 to 0 in Big Halftime Surge
Denton High Warriors beat Plano High 22 to 0 at Hiland Park on Saturday afternoon. Denton scored all in the first half, while Plano rallied in the second and held firm despite multiple Denton threats. Ned Rector earned the Palmer pennant for the first Denton TD of the season. Rect or, Collins, Fowler and Francis scored for Denton. lineup and coaching credited to Harris and team.
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Hiland Park
Denton High
Plano High
Denton
Plano
Scoer
A. W. Palmer
Ned Rector
Fred Harris
Rector
Collins
Fowler
Francis
Denton Hamilton Hk
George Dickergon
R. T
Ee Wits
A. i
Ostend
Eee McCormick
MceMath Campbell
L. G
Matthews Wood O. Cease
L. T
Parkey Harrington
Lane Mendenhall
Rector Kennedy
R. H
Fowler Gurledge
Francis Hicks
Eiks Hope Coles
McFadden
Walker
Piner
Terry and Cobb
Smith and Cox
Local notes trace visits and travel across Texas towns
L D Smith left this morning for Amarillo. Otto Gibbs headed to Fort Worth. Lee Gillespie returned from Haskell. Callie Fuqua went to Fort Worth. Mrs Piner and daughter Jo traveled to Austin. Lee McDonald came back from Mineral Wells. Mrs R A Malone of Whitesboro returned home after visiting her sister. Mr and Mrs Denton returned to Denton from Bartlett. Earl Beall of Greenville visited his uncle S O Beall from Dallas. Mrs W J Crocker of Dallas visiting daughter Margaret Crocker at the College of Industrial Arts. L H Schneer returned from Austin after attending Major Joe G Booth’s funeral. Mrs B Neely returned from a visit to J A Douglass in Austin and met D P Roberts at the Confederate Home. Rev H M Frank, field secretary of the Educational Board of the Texas Synod, spoke at Central Presbyterian and plans a presbytery meeting here Tuesday. Squire W W Baxter returned from Decatur after Denton Presbytery meeting. elected moderator and delegate to state synod. Next presbytery meeting planned with Argyle chorea next April. W T Buell, new director of the local experiment station, arrived from Roanoke. predecessor Holmes to Temple on the 15th. Buell a Kansas State grad, previously worked at Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Smith
Amarillo
Otto Gibbs
Fort Worth
Lee Gillespie
Hskell
Callie Fuqua
Worth
Denton
Earl Beall
Greenville
Suyday
S. O. Beall
Dallas
W. J. Crocker
Margaret Crocker
College of Industrial Arts
L. H. Schneer
Austin
Joe G. Booth
B. Neely
Decatur
Denton Pesbytery
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
State Synod
Argyle Chorea
W. T. Buell
Roanoke
Mr. Holmes
Temple
Buell
Kansas Agricultural College
Manhattan
Hardware stock sold to Houseman and Rosenberry
J C Ainsworth notifies that his hardware stock is sold to the firm of Houseman and Rosenberry and debts should be settled at their office. He thanks patrons for their support and signs as J C Ainsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houseman & Rosenberry
J. C, Ainsworth, Dle
Taxpayers urged to pay state and county taxes now
Notice to taxpayers stating tax rolls received and that those wishing to pay state and county taxes may do so now. Co. L. M. Crowder, county tax collector, and G. W. Elbert referenced in a rural notice about available stove and fire place wood.
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G. W. Elbert
Co. L
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Stubborn Coughs
Oswego resident A Cooper suffered a merciless cough for years especially at night. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he was cured and no longer awakens coughing. The remedy is praised for colds, sore lungs, and hayfever with fast relief and a satisfaction guarantee. Trial bottle free, 50 cents to 1 dollar, guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cooper
Oswego
N. Y
Dr. King
J. F. Raley & Co
Denton County Judge Seeks Insane Inmates Count
Governor Campbell asked about the number of insane in the county jail. Denton County holds one inmate, Charlie Parks, recently adjudged insane. Judge Zumwalt says the governor aims to remove the insane from county jails in Texas, at least for Denton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zumwalt
Campbell
Charlie Parks
Texas
Denton
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Denton Texas Ad
Denton Texas residents report success with Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and dropsy symptoms. J C Brownrow of 448 Hickory St credits improved sleep and reduced dizziness after using the remedy purchased at J F Raley Co. Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is listed as sole US agents. price is 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's Kidney Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woan
Denton
J. C. Brownrow
Hickory St
Texas
Doan
Electric Bitters Endorsement From Kirkland Resident
A Kirkland Illinois resident credits Electric Bitters with preventing a breakdown during a severe three month strain. The testimonial claims the tonic safeguarded health and guarantees satisfaction. 60c at J. F Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kk. van Ds Sande
Kirkland Inll
J. F Raley & Co
Tennis Goods Keep Good Stock for Recreation
Tennis goods keep time in stock with rackets, balls and nets. Tennis grows in favor as a recreation less exhausting than football or baseball. Rackets start at 1.50 each, balls 0.50 each.
Mason Meeting Sees Conversions and Growing Interest
A large crowd at the Mason Cumberland Presbyterian tent on Saturday night and Sunday led to three conversions. Day services were canceled Friday and Saturday due to tragedy but daily morning meetings will start at 10 o'clock and evening services at 7:20. Frontier Asthma Company offers free information and home treatment from Room 702, Buffalo, N.
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Mason Cumberland Presbyterian
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo
W O W Special Session in Denton Tonight
W O W Denton camp No 15 holds a special meeting at the lodge room at 8 o clock. Program includes welcome by Sov G Mil liken responses by Sovereigns Asamore and Foster recitation by Miss Emma Johnson reading by Miss Clark address Woodcraft by Chas G Thomas of Lewisville music by N T S N quartette refreshments to follow. Also grocery ad and church candle sale notes follow.
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Denton
G. Milliken
Sovereigns
Asamore
Foster
Emma Johnson
Clark
Woodcraft
Chas. G. Thomas
Lewisville
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
N. T. S. N. Quartette
Local Births and Deaths Noted in Frisco and Sanger Areas
October births recorded near Lit and Sanger include a boy for a Brooks couple on October 4 and a girl for C D Draper near Sanger on October 4. Deaths listed: Annie Tischler of Roanoke on October 6 at age 48 from dropsy and Lorey Kerley of Curry county New Mexico at age 36, plus an infant of J H Lee near Sanger age 1 year 2 months 4 days from whooping cough.
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Annie Tischler
Roanoke
Lorey Kerley
Curry County
N. M
J. H. Lee
Sanger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton County
Lipscomb & Fritz
McClurkan
Scott’s Steam Dye Works
G. P. Davis
Cor
McKinney and Locust Sts
Candy Kitchen
North Side Square
T. Miller
Denton Steam Bakery
North Side
Telephone Trust
Peoples’ Home Tel. Co. Ee
H. Egan
W. Jagoe, Jr
Scripture
Graham & Simms
Smith's Restaurant
Boylan & Company
North Court Square
J. A. Minnis
Hester
Long & King
Hill County Oub
Moung City
Amy Corre
M. BR
Gilbert
Warriors
Big Ben
M. Curtis
Jeweler
Peppe
Hopkins
J. W. Skiles
the Mason Meeting
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wreatsterian Church
West Side
Vital Statistics
Rised
Th Brooks
Lit
Wman
Ilely
Toby
C. D. Draper
W. D. Everly
Denton Plumbing Company
West Oak Street
T. B. Porter
Chicago
Navy Limited
Katy
St. Louis
Alton
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