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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
4
A catalog of Sunday services across Cumberland Presbyterian, Catholic, American Presbyterian, Oak Street Methodist, Nazarene Pilot Point, Baptist, First Christian churches with times for Sunday school morning and evening sermons. Evangelist B F Clay of Idaho to preach at First Christian. Visitors welcome.
A newspaper snippet advocates framed pictures as ideal wedding gifts noting they become lasting tokens of friendship and memories of the donor, preferable to flashy presents. It invites readers to view pictures suitable for gifts.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m with A P Duggan as superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m and 7 15 p m. Mrs Banks to sing There Is a Land Mine Eye Hath Seen. Westminster league 6 15 p m. Midweek prayer Wednesday 7 p m. M E Church South Reverend J S Bar cus Preaching morning The Great Invitation evening It Might Have Been Special services 7 30 nightly Themes Call to Work Our Women Our Men Our Children Our Young People. Sunday school conference Saturday Denton county at First Christian church all invited.
Denton horseman W. Grant wins nearly all prizes in the jack and jennet classes at the Dallas fair. He takes best jack and best jennet awards across ages, plus multiple firsts and seconds. His top honor is a gold medal and diploma for the best display of jacks and jennets shown and owned by the exhibitor.
Special church services announced at First Christian Church with Rev. B F Clay evangelist visiting from Oklahoma. He will preach at both Sunday services on Hickory Street and is en route to Colorado after a successful Oklahoma meeting while visiting his sister Mrs W H Pierce.
Kanady Seed House will reopen November 10 in the west side square building formerly held by Beyett Brothers. The store will offer a full assortment of seeds and season plants, serving Denton and Paris from its Denton and Paris location.
An advertisement touts Simmons' Liver Purifier as restoring liver health and preventing numerous liver troubles. It urges readers to use the product to maintain organ function and overall wellness.
Wright's Opera House presents Uncle Joshua Jenkins a rural comedy in four acts with a full symphony orchestra and high class specialties on Monday November 1. The show promises wit mischief and strong acting and singing and should not be confused with other Uncle Josh works.
It will pay you to get prices on plumbing supplies and plumbing work from Wilson Hardware Company. The prompt suggests comparing costs and seeking value for materials and services offered by the store.
A customer letter from W H Pinckley praises Pfeiffer Chem Co remedy sold by Garrison Kimmins to treat eczema. He states the product cured him after 3 to 4 months of ailment and has shown no recurrence for two years.
Be sure you are right take your prescriptions to Minnis' Drug Store. Post oak and blackfac y wool delivered for $3 per cord, R. J. WILSON.
An old notice concerns Barlor Oil Stoves with remarks on merit and a stove house established around 1885. The readable text hints at model notes and a historical window display.
A Saturday fair drew a large crowd with numerous attendees named including J. R. Norris Roy Borden Miss Stella Owsley Mrs J G Wright of Sanger Mr and Mrs W W Batton J D Bates W A Klepper Miss Myrtle Curl Miss Pearl Mahan T H Stuart S A Rob ers Walter Ivy W T Johnson Dee Godwin Charlie Rochester Robert Richards W P Brown A McMath R L Leach Misses Jessie Belle and Marie Leach N W Mc Gee Grover Campbell Miss Ben Barton Mrs George McNeil Miss Jane McNeil Miss Ella McNeil Mrs Gran Christal Mrs J Ed Wilson J H Marchman Walter Wells J A Cole Miss McCrary Jewel Thomas C B McClure and wife T A McCullough Miss Elsie McCormick Miss Murt Miss Fulton W W Shepard and family W T McCormick Jim Brown Miss Eva Brown Buck Meadows Luther Meadows J B Starnes P Kirby and wife Miles Poe Mrs Lata McCormick and daughter Nina Miss Madie Brownlow Miss Fannie Davie Mrs Pike Martin and children.
Numerous residents and guests arrive and visit in Denton and nearby towns. Notables include J W Beaty from Sanger J E McCabe in Corinth and Jule Davis from Collinsville Wilmer Hallers departing for Fort Worth and Mrs J G Blount from Pilot Point. Others intend or return from El Paso Pilot Point and Dallas.
Frontier Asthma Company announces a trial home treatment for asthma offered free of charge. The notice invites interested individuals to contact Room 70% in Buffalo, New York, for information and enrollment.
Minnis' Drug announces a new stock of Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens arriving in store. Customers are invited to view the selection and compare models available.
A local notice urges landowners to consult their banker about farm loans with Denton Trust Company. It claims the firm offers the best terms and lowest interest rates and invites written loan requests through Per Joe L Blewett.
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