The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 23, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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The Aspermont St
S. W. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor.
ASPERMONT, Stonewall Co., TEXAS, Thursday, June 23, 1910.
Vol. 12,
WORKING FOR
CIVIC BEAUTY
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The Civic Improvement Club Has Ordered
Fence for the South Side Park and )
Work to Begin July 15th
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When The Civic Improve-1 stamp of approval of the Civic
ment Club was organized some j Improvement Club thereon. We
time ago. the ladies went to work ¡ understand that the}' wijil serve i
with a will to accomplish their j cold drinks at a stand during the
aims and purposes. Their first j Picnic today and tomorrow, and
effort was to be the fence around i by that means add to the funds
the South Side Park, and the j already in hand. y
planting of shade trees within j Every lady in Aspermont
the enclosure. ! should belong to this club, and
The liberal encouragement j be a part and parcel of this great
they received on all hands, as- j movement for the beautification
sured the success of this under-jofour little city. When the
taking fr^m the outset, and at i fence is completed, the event
the meetinglast Friday evening will be celebrated with an lee
the Star was informed that the | Cream Festival.
iron fence had been ordered at j Let us not, for an instant, lose
a cost of $436.00 and that work j sight of this club and the mag-
on same would begin July 15th
and be pushed to completion as
rapidly as possible. About £200.
is already in hand for this pur-
pose, and the remainder of the
amount is assured.
Benefits of various natures will
be given under the auspices of
this club for the purpose of real
nificent work they are doing.
Let not times be too hard to j
help them, they are paving the
wav for great achievements fori
our city, and will be a most. im-
portant factor in the future
Civic development of Aspermont.!
The regular meetings are hield j
every other Fridav at 6 o'clock !
Your Money's
Full Worth
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izing the finances necessary for i p. m. in the Masonic Hall. Let
such an accomplishment, and it j every member whose name is
goes without saj'ing that our' already enrolled be present at
people stand ready to patronize j the next meeting, and try to
anything that is offered with the ¡ bring a new member wich you.
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Mrs. T. H. Roe Dead ; on a friend who wa§ present to
Colorado, Texas. pra>"' Heaven seem to come
June 20th 1910 near< and the voice of the Heaven-
To Aspermont Star: " * ¡ ¡5 Choir could be heard singing:
_ ! Lift up your heads oh ye gates
On last Saturday morning,! . ,.
^ , t\ ±u a i and be lifted up ve everlasting
1:30 o clock, the Death Angel ¡
knocked at the residence of T. (
1^. Roe in South Colorado and
door.
Mrs. Roe was laid to rest in
the Odd Fellows Cemetery Mon-
. day afternoon June 20, at 5:30 p.
| m., attended by loving friends
the body consigned to the earth
the soul to God.
Thos. Q. Mullin.
Our junior editor was proud
to be numbered among those
who knew this grand and good
woman. She possessed every at-
tribute characteristic to what
we consider a true christian. In
her death, the church and com-
munity has lost one whose place
will be difficult to fill; the home
and family, one, whose place can
never be filled.
We extend to the bereaved
husband and daughters, our
heartfelt sympathy in this sad
hour.
bore from that home all that was
dear and loving—wife and moth-
er. *
Mrs. Roe was a woman loved
by all in every circle of life in
which she moved. First her
church, where she loved to work,
then the Ladies Prayer Meeting
which she attended every Tues-
day afternoon unless prevented
by sickness or being absent from
the city. She had just returned
from Pennsylvania where she
was called to the deathbed of
her brother. She had extended
her visit to Washington, (having
her youngest daughter with her)
where she enjoyed the company
of friends. She returned look-
ing better physically than for
months, she so expressed herself.
But only a short while after her
return home she was stricken at
the dinner table on the Sabbath
day. Her husband and two
youngest daughters were at j
home, two of her daughters
were attending the State Uni-
versity at Austin, they were The Great Commission (in
wired for, (another daughter,; concert), Matt. 28:19-20.
B. Y. P. U. Program.
Subject—Brazil and Argentina
in the Future of South America.
Leader—Mrs. Daniel.
Song, Stand Up for Jesus.
Prayer by leader.
Song, I Gave My Life for Thee
Scripture Reading—Isa. 1:2-20
one of the oldest in China as a
Missionary), and came home at
once. So all the family excépt
one in China, husband and four
daughters were present and wit-
nessed the passing from earth to | gera](i.
Heaven of that soul that had liv-j Paper on Missions in Brazil
ed a life of usefulness and love. an(j Argentina, Mrs. Bee Carroll.
And what^ould they do or say Song and monthly collection.
Song, The Whole Wide World
for Jesus.
Paper on Brazil, Vera Feath-
erston.
Talk on Argentina, Mr. Fitz-
better than they did, the father
saying, "let us pray," and calling
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For the next two weeks we are going to offer the
bargains in Ladies' Hats that you have ever been able
get in Aspermont. We want to clear out our Spring
Summer line in the next two weeks, and to do this we ai
going to give you the advantage of the losses. We have a
nice line of hats and it is our desire not to cairry a single
hat over this year. Our Millinery business has been
this year, above what we expected, and w
who have patronized us in this and all lines and, to
you that we appreciate your trade, we are going to give
you the advantage of this Closing Out Sale.
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We have a Full Line of Dress Goods, Ging-
hams, Calico and everything in the Dry Goods
Line. '
Silk Petticoats, Heatherbloom Petticoats, White Shirt
Waists, $1.25 to $2.50. Corset Covers, Night Gowns, .75c
to $2.50—Ladies' and Men's. 3
We have a full line of the lastest fancies in hair goods they are beauties'
just the thing to make you look good. Also the latest hair ornaments and hair
pins V
Yes you can get your dress made at our store, and you can get all the
trimmings for it here too.
We have a full line of Ladies and Gents shoes, in Queen's Quality and
Hamilton Brown Shoes, two of the best lines of shoes to be found, prices are right
Come and Prove Our Sayings
§ BRYANT-LINK
| COMPANY
Miscellaneous business.
Dismissal.
NOTICE TO EVERYBODY We go to press with pages 2-3-6-7 of The Star on Satur-
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day evening. Copy for matter on these pages must reach us not later than Friday befor£f
noon. We go to press with pages 1-4-5-8 on Wednesday evening. Copy for matter to l
on these pages must reach us not later than Tuesday evening. REMEMBER THIS.
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Thomas, S. W. The Aspermont Star (Aspermont, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 23, 1910, newspaper, June 23, 1910; Aspermont, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth168437/m1/1/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stonewall County Library.