Local Notices Parade Through Decatur Page
Mrs Lois Lively visiting relatives in Decatur. Pierce and Sons promote 50c dinners. Mrs Albert Jackson and son visiting Dallas relatives. Craig's Cafe promotes home style cooking. W H Hancock ill at home of in laws, the Fains. Perkins Red Tag Sale appeals to shoppers. Mrs J C Robinson and son visiting Alabama relatives. W J Looney advertises furniture and undertaker services. Mrs Addie Sweat and children visiting Fort Gibson relatives. Leonard Picnic urges riders for Kinnon's airplane. Mrs R M Womack and daughter Edna visit Sulphur Springs with the Ray sisters.
Local visits feature P J Pierce and family note
Mr and Mrs FE A Randle of Dallas visited relatives here early in the week. Mrs J M Sturdivant and her son Ben were Sherman and Denison visitors on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Randle
Dallas
J. M. Sturdivant
Ben
Sherman and
Denison
Big month event in this town and county
The note highlights a major local event this month in the town and county. It mentions Craig's Cafe as a stop for cigars and cigarettes and lists several local people including Mrs. J. D. Webb visiting Ardmore, Okla. Hubert Bookout, a county attorney candidate for Grayson county, was in Whitewright. Mrs. W. F. Holland and daughters traveled to Bowling Green Kentucky. J C Robinson of Hudson Davis & Company is in New York buying goods. An Electric No Rub Cleaner is advertised as a must for silverware and aluminumware, sold at Johnson's. Read advertisements. it pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Bookout
Grayson County
Whitewright
The
Sun
J. C. Robinson
Hudson, Davis & Company
New York
Revival meeting at Church of Christ ends with praise
The revival that began two weeks ago at the Church of Christ closed Wednesday night. Elder F L Young of Paris conducted the services, drawing many from nearby towns to hear him, noted as one of Texas' ablest ministers. The ad ends with a product plug for Electric No Rub cleaner sold at Johnson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
F. L. Young
Paris
Mrs Vaughn travels for weeks with kin in West Texas
Mrs W P Vaughn left late last week to visit relatives in West Texas and New Mexico for several weeks. Gus Thrift bought a 160 acre farm during a trip to Altus Oklahoma. G W Parker offers second hand automobile casings and notes a No Rub Cleaner for silver and aluminumware sold at Johnsons. Harvey Everheart Browder Webster and their little son left Friday for Fayetteville Arkansas to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Vaughn
West Texas
New Mexico
D. A. Ray
Gus Thrift
Altus
Oklahoma
Mr. Thrift
Harvey Everheart
Revival ends with fifteen additions at Kaufman
Elder W. N. Carter completed his nineteenth revival in Kaufman and announced a return engagement for next year. Fifteen new members joined the church during the just closed meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Carter
Kaufman
Crop conditions and a local loss noted in town report
S E Jones reports Cooke county crops vary with corn and oats thriving while cotton is weak and wheat short. Tom Truett plans to attend a Dallas entertain ment hosted by Pathe Phonograph Co. and Mr and Mrs J C Waldrop mourn the loss of their young daughter Elizabeth last week, recalled by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Jones
Cooke County
Tom Truett
Dallas
Pathe Phonograph Co
J. C. Waldrop
Route Four
Elizabeth
Perkins' Chain Stores Red Tag Sale Nets Huge Value
Perkins' Chain Stores plans a Great Red Tag Sale, offering merchandise worth over a quarter of a million dollars at prices below replacement value. Mrs. Paul Roberts and children have just returned from a three week visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Stone and Mrs. Joe Smith in Dalhart. Noted is the ongoing Methodist revival meeting at Pilot Grove with fourteen conversions reported by Tuesday night. Rev. C. C. Childress and his daughter Lalla assist the Pilot Grove pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkins’ Chain
Paul Roberts
W. N. Stone
Joe Smith
Dalhart
Pilot Grove
C. C. Childress
M. E. Church
Miss Lalla
LAXTIVE BROMO QUININH Quinine Claims Highlighted
An advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO QUININH as a tonic and laxative with no head pressure or nervousness. It urges readers to remember the full name and look for the signature KE. W. GROVE and notes a 30c price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Grove
Sherman merchants seek to form Retail Merchants Association
S. C. Swain of Sherman president of the Texas Retail Merchants Association S. T. Todd secretary of Sherman Merchants Association L. L. Beacham a Sherman dry goods merchant and Sherman Merchants director and A. B. Hillan state organizer met local merchants on Tuesday to aid formation of a Retail Merchants Association. The Sun notes interest and support and favors a perfected organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Swain
Sherman
Texas Retail Merchants Association
S. T. Todd
Merchants Association of Sherman
L. L. Beacham
Sherman Merchants Association
A. B. Hillan
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South Texas
Gordon Brothers
Lois Lively
Decatur
Pierce & Sons
Mrs
Albert Jackson
Little Son
Craig
W. H. Hancock
W. C. Fain
W. J. Looney
P. J. Pierce & Sons
Addie Sweat
Fort Gibson, Okla
B. F. Blanton
Leonard
C. Kinnon
R. M. Womack
Edna
Inez
Gladys Ray
J. D. Webb of
Ardmore, Ok
Carl Caperton
W. F. Holland
Sara Lee
Marjorie
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Johnson’s
Rexall
Rexall Dealers
St. Louis
Dyer & Jones
Rexall Store
Mr. Young
Texas
Jonathan Jones
Rich
Croesus
L. LaRoe & Company Homes and Building Materials
Whitewright Lumber Co
Sunproof Paints and
McAlester Coal
G. W. Parker
Perkins Bros. CO
Denison, Texas
Perkins
North Texas State Normal College
Denton
Eva Horton of
Edison
J. L. Kirkpatrick
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