Henry C Francis Funeral Held in Denton Texas
Funeral and interment for Henry C Francis of Dallas formerly of Denton were held at Odd Fellows cemetery in Denton after a home service on Locust street. Francis born in Virginia in 1849, died in Dallas, survived by widow Martha Taylor and three daughters, two brothers and a sister. Funeral services set for 9 am at the Denton cemetery with active and honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Francis
Dallas
Denton
W. B. Francis
Odd Fellows
South Locust Street
Mr. Francis
Virginia
Leesburg
Loudon County
Texas
Dresden
Tennessee
T. H. Francis
Colorado City
Wolfe City
Dallas News
Henry Clay Francis
North
Marsalis Avenue
Francis
Martha Taylor
Nashville
Tenn
William L. Leeds
Purl O. Penn
Maude Francis
H. B. Francis
Fort Worth
Annie Lee Dorsey
Baltimore
Loudermilk
M. D. Akard
A. A. Akard
William Osmond
A. E. Morris
D. M. O'Neill
Paul Kelley
John W Philip
G. A. Trumbull
Edward Ray
Arthur J. Cummings
JS. North
Career
Indiana
Rockwall
Hunt
Kaufman
Collin
van Zandt
Cuero
Denton Society Happenings and Birthday Party
Denton society notes cover a Saturday informal dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W B Gregg near Krum for guests Tennison Stone Bob Carlock and Herman Church of Fort Worth. Master Robert Lomax celebrates a sixth birthday with games cake candy and a line procession at West Hickory Street party guests listed.
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W. B. Gregg
Krum
Tennison
Stone
Bob Carlock
Herman Church
Robert Lomax
West Hickory Street
Robert
P. J. Benett, Jr
Cynthia
Yorke Haustein
Cuvier Lipscomb, Jr
Gregg Simmons
Francis May Long
Zula Angel
Nell and
Wayne Pettit
Joel McCook
Gladys Blewett
Marvy Margaret Blewett
Ruth Ponder
P. J. Beyett, Jr
Margaret Beyett
Emery Barton
Ella Margaret Clayton
Kathleen Bell
Willie Davidson
Richard Christal
Dorothy McCray
Dorothy Scott
Marie Banks
Elaine Bizzell
Mrs Lipscomb Hosts Hearts Gathering Tuesday Morning
Mrs Cuvier Lipscomb Jr entertains Tuesday morning for guests Miss Nell Jordan of No cona and Miss Ida Prather of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuvier Lipscomb, Jr
Hearts
Nell Jordan
Nocona
Ida Prather
Dallas
Electric Bitters Promoted By San Francisco Homemaker
Sizable sales pitch extols Electric Bitters as a cure for weakness liver indigestion and biliousness. A San Francisco man praises its effect on his wife and urges readers to start with a bottle at 50 cents or one dollar via J. F. Raley & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dowling
Sanfrancisco
J. F. Raley & Co
Mule Sale Offer from Ivy Johnson Son of Denton
Pifty head work mules, 4 to 6 years old offered for cash or on time. Also 30 yearling mules available for investment. Ivy Johnson Son, Denton, Texas. d&wife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Johnson
Denton
Tex
D&wife
Local News In Brief Reports Illnesses and Road Work
Mrs. Bob Wright and Miss Effie Jones are ill with fever and indigestion. Mrs. Ben Key improves after three weeks of illness. A boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and another to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Donald on Saturday. The Club Lake road is being graded this week and a county road gang works on it. Prof. L. D. Borden and Mrs. A Couch suffer digestive ailments. W. J. Simmons pony injured after leaping through a barn door. John Morris moves road equipment across Elm creek using a new gasoline machine. First Methodist church trustees and stewards meet at 8 pm. pastor seeks full attendance. Experi ment Farm notes August heat with a 105 degree max. Cement sidewalk construction proceeds on Mulberry street with several owners contributing to 400 feet. F. J. Craddock resumes farm demonstration work for ten months with travel in Sanger Pilot Point and Aubrey. Road conditions Dallas to Denton are good beyond Denton Lewisville stretch, which is largely impassable prompting county chain gang efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Key
John Wright
A. J. Donaldson
County Road Gang
Club Lake Road
L. D. Borden
A. Couch
Swindell
W. J. Simmons
John Morris
Elm Creek
First Methodist Church
John Cleveland
Henry Higgs
U. S
F. J. Craddock
Sanger
Pilot Point
Aubrey
Dallas
Denton
Lewisville
Photographing Growing Children Farce Shows Tonight
An Indian versus U S soldiers fight is listed along with two light comedies for tonight. A photographer advertises capturing growing children to preserve their changing likeness and provide a lasting record for years to come. John Swartz offers studio portraits over the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John Swartz
Postoffice
Music Students Invited to Classes with Misses Bass Poe
Notice invites music students to join voice piano or expression classes with Misses Bass and Poe on Monday September 8 in their studios above Palmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Bass
Poe
Palmer’s
Notice to Music Students at 38 Bolivar Street
Music students are advised to inquire about terms hours and classification at 38 Bolivar Street. New phone number is 184. Miss Jessie Whittaker appears as the contact.
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Bolivar Street
Jessie Whittaker
Frontier drama in far West tribes and troops unfolds
A white trader interferes with a medicine man's cart triggering a desperate clash. The trader's wife, guided by the tribe's daughter, navigates danger to safety through wastelands. Kalem's production delivers ample excitement.
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United States
The Widows Kids and Cupid and the Cook Farce
Two one reel farces from Biograph play to entertain audiences. The mix of romance and comedy promises lighthearted antics and broad humor in a single reel program.
Miss Elizabeth Storrie Takes Denton High Domestic Science Post
At a Denton City School Board meeting the resignation of domestic science teacher Mrs. Bessie Bellinger was accepted and Miss Elizabeth Storrie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Storrie, elected to fill the vacancy. Storrie, a 1913 graduate of the College of Industrial Arts, has long lived in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Bellinger
Denton
Elizabeth Storrie
P. C. Storrie
College of Industrial Arts
Bellinger
South
Texas
Frontier Asthma Company Trial Offer in Buffalo
An advertisement invites readers to obtain trial treatment and full information about asthma at Frontier Asthma Company room 102 Buffalo New York with no charge. The notice lists free information and treatment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Asthma Company
Buffalo, N. Y
Agyt
MISS PEARL THORNE DEAD
Miss Pearl Thorne daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Thorne of Denton died at home near the Denton Sanitarium after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning at ten with Rev M E Hudson and the I O O F cemetery interment. Surviving are her parents sisters and brothers and other relatives expected from Belton Memphis Waco Jewet and Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Thorne
J. L. Thorne
Denton
Denton Sanitarium
Miss Thorne
M. E. Hudson
First Baptist Church
W. H. Reed
Belton
R. J. Thorne
Memphis
W. T. Thorne
Waco
M. E. Thorne
Jewet
Carl and
Malcolm GC. Thorne
Minnie and
Lillie Thorne
Looking to Buy Vendor Lien Notes in Denton TX
Advert says have funds to purchase vendor lien notes. Contact Record and Chronicle office or box 488, Denton Texas for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Denton
Texas
Denton Citizen Endorses Doan’s Kidney Pills Ad
W. W. Billingsley of 70 W Hickory Denton Texas testifies after measles left his kidneys weak and frequent urination. He bought Doan’s Kidney Pills from J F Raley Co Drug Store and reports relief. For sale by all dealers at 59 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Dean
W. W. Billingsley
Hickory St
Tex
J. F. Raley & Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Iron Loader Hurt In Depot Accident
While loading iron on a flat car at the depot Saturday afternoon R C Allen fell with a heavy load and received an ugly gash in his left side. He is resting easy and expects to be up soon if no complications arise.
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R. C. Allen
Yancey and Brewer Wed in Aubrey
J. W. Yancey of Corinth and Mrs. Brewer of near Aubrey married Sunday at the bride’s parents home. Denton friends attended the quiet wedding as the couple begins married life.
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W. Yancey
Miss Brewer
Aubrey
J. W. Yancey
Corinth
Mrs. Brewer
Near Aubrey
Denton
Late personal notes add color to Denton visit scene
Local items list residents and visitors from Corinth, Krum, Roanoke, Sherman, Dallas, Fort Worth and beyond. Names include L T Fowler D L Donald Rev A D Rogers J W Finnell Curt Rippy Nora Morrison F M Chaney and others. Several travelers plan homes and trips to Collinsville Rogersville Goodnight Dallas Paris and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Donald
Krum
A. D. Rogers
Collinsville
J. W. Finnell
Curt Rippy
Stony
Robert Cook
Fort Worth
Albert Erwin
D. L. Lovett
Whitesboro
E. GC. Buell
Roanoke
T. H. Buell
Experiment Farm
Fall and Winter Fabrics Invite Denton Tailoring Co Visitors
A Denton tailoring shop calls to both young and older businessmen inviting a store visit to view fall and winter fabrics and outfits. Edward Snipes promotes fine tailoring, cleaning, pressing, repairing and dying with measurements offered to prove satisfaction.
Moving Visitors and Residents Listed in Denton Area Notes
Local page lists residents visiting relatives and moving to new homes. Names include Mrs. S. E. Nowlin and daughter Lavinia in Lewisville, Mrs. Wood heading to Dallas, and G. E. Harris relocating to Garland to lead the Garland Cotton Oil Company. Mentions of Miss Lillian Walker returning from Chicago and many Cori nth residents noted as visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Kittie Kinard
S. EK. Nowlin
Lavinia
Lewisville
Mr. Portwood
Wood
Dallas
McCollum
J. L
Miss Benita
Estelline
Texas
Prof
T. E. Peters
Vonnie Peters
G. E. Harris
Denton Oil and Mill Company
Garland
Garland Cotton Oil Company
Turner Bros Produce Ad Delights With Pumpkins Yams Potatoes
Local ad promotes pumpkin yam and potato varieties as delicious. Encourages placing orders today and lists contact phone number for Turner Bros. Produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turenr
Tunny Fish Promoted as Year Round Meal
Turner Brothers advertise tunny fish as cheaper and tastier than salmon suitable for salads or various preparations, encouraging year round use and urging readers to try a can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Brothers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson-Hann Company
North Texas Gas Co
Water and Light Office
Denton Water, Light & Power Company
W. J. Grady
Bob West
Julian Scruggs
Murphy’s Livery
Stabie Oth
Clifford Stroud
van Camp
Geo. M. Hopkins
Emory C. Smith
N. Side Sq
JU. A. Minnis
M. Curtis
Lod V. Robertson
Raley & Co
West Oak Street
Henry Francis
Denton Society
P. Lipscomb, M. D
Curtis’ Drug Store
J. S. Terry the Fair
The
Evers
Bob Wright
Effie Jones
Grizzly Gulch
Cupid
Cook
J. M. Vivion
Mer
D. Hi. S
Miss Storrie
Scotland
Miss Pearl Thorne
Big Bull Dog
T. E. Berry
Steam Laundry Co
L. T. Fowler of
A. H. Keith
Tarrant County
Kidd
Sherman
Nora Morrison
Rogersville
F. M. Chaney
Dr. C. Lipscomb
Dabney
Bixby
Okla
Sipes of
Cooper
Baptist Church Board
H. C. Baker
Cedar Hill
Bray
da Prather
Nel
Jordan
Beatrice Allen
Frances Wolcott
Ruby
Sybil Aldredge
Wharton
G. C. Nichols
Plano
Moore
Smithoak
Nellie Wrypone
Hew School
Goodnight
Eva Stoval
Baptist Memorial Sanitarium
Fannie Powell
Denison
W. L. Couser
Hamlin
M. E. Brock
Mineral Wells
Willie
Mae Russell
Marguerette Butler
Paris
Teachers’ Institute
Lamar County
S. A. McMahan
Big Flat
Arkansas
W. E. McCabe
Jennie Grant
Dortha Hughes
Fralin
R. E. McCormick
el Paso
McCormick
J. D. Huggins
Huggins
Bud Stanley
GC. R. Nickle
Clifton
Nickle
M. Kinard
Stamford
L. F. Collins & Son
North Locust St
Fox Bros. @ Co
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Percy Tyrrell
Mgs
Lipscomb’s
the House of Quality
Chicago
Chicago University
Miss Phillips
Quanah High School
R. L. Holburn
Thurmond Sanders
Garza
L. T. Fowler
W A. Wolfe
J. M
Pat Terrell
R. Tk. Fowler
BR. T. Oliver
R. M. Baker
RB. Korke
Ike Bennett
B. F. Smith
Jno
People’s Home Telephone Company A Home Company
Tom Morris Paints and Papers Houses
Agent Sherman Steam Laundry
C. R. Hamilton
East Side Square
Moon Bros. Buggies
Taylor Hardware CO
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