Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 306, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 28, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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SHERMAN DAILY DEMOCRAT. ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. 1922.
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XlM TI\r AT THE FIRST BAPTIST
fill K(I I—ENCAMPMENT At
WOODLAKE IN AtGl'ST.
Baseball. Calendar
TEXAS-OKLAIIOMA LEAUtK.
Tuesday's Insults ,
tt< nlmni 3, Khermun 0.
Gtmiville 5 Purls 4.
Mfxla 1, Cor glean# 0.
Cleburne (!, Arduiore 5.
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Society
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Standing
Tlie I5:<ptlsi young people of Grny-
.i*>H ('ouat.y liutl as theirguest Tues-
day h.'.,£bt m( the FIVst Baptist Church
in till* (iiv Hev. A. N. MesquUa ~of
IV ; M.ri kiuh. Uracil, accompanied by
bis wif.' ami two-children. The fact
1h« Hh> vMlors are from the same see-
fit a ft which Jiev. Ti. L. Johnson, for-
itacrly? junior, of the Birst Baptist
< lunch of Whitesboro, is located and
Hto lo rHurn to that country in Au-
KHiSt added interest to their visit here.
ll"v. } !•< Mrs. Johnson were quite ac-
tivo In the yomn; people's work in this
( < r ,v during their residence here and
!))<•<:• work holds a place of great in-
t r. ( }M the minds and hearts' of
<.Vny ojt County young people.
A i 7 :30 o'clock about, 200 yotjng peo-
pt'' !ir< hod up Crockett.'B'tr«et. arlatrid
the '-?'Tjnre nnd hack to-the church and
In "Loyalty to Christ.'"
•T. I> Master, county president, then
took « nml'the following program
v a • r;tniod out:
F>evo(iOnal. Tier B. C. Land.
Vocal solo. John Boggs,
I'oiyH:. Kev. J. S. faUveron. -
- i -solo. George Case.
Aihli'i ss, Jtev. A. K. Mesqultfl.
. y-viufi. cougreKMtioH. r ...
Enraimnnent announcements, Edgar
lMpto ... /
VVl^it t' e encampment meons to the
It V r r. T>r T L. Holownb.
Reports from county B. Y. P. V.
v or\\. -
Hev M M|ii;tn stated In the Iwrtn-
niiig that he has Inn n studying Ewg-
li It teaching Spjinish and talking Por-
t T< iif se jittd would naturally experl-
eii' •• pon'e dtffirulty in bringing a mes-
'•fy "M<w\er." ~said Kdgar Peveto.
' if was a'great oUttsuro to listen t >
hfy a'-'^UJit of his conversion and
sJrutrgle for mi education, that ho
t :i Jit ,jv\ of {jrenter service in his na-
llvo lund."
, The encampment work, a* presented
l v Kdtrar Peveto and r>r. T!ol<«omh. at
*V elos<v of the meotinir. was of mtu*h
interest to tliose who were se<>klng in-
formation arid .there is no donbt ht t
that .the encampment has l ack of it
lite entire organization of this county
a* well .••« the W. M. TJ. and the Sun-
d-t> ««)>(«>) organ!*aWrms It was stated
' v 'Dr. Ilohomb and others WednesK
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DOG SAVES
TWO FROM A
WATERY GRAVE
Wiiere They Play Wednesday.
Corsica na at Mexia.
Paris at CJreeiiVttJb. . "•—
Sherman at BonhatU. ►
Ardmore af Ch hurue,
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TEXAS LE4€ltTE
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' Tuesday's Results
Galveston 7, Dallas 3.
Shieveport 0. Hotiston 3.
, Wichita Falls 9, Beaumont 3.
Standing
Citih— 1'. W. 1,.
Foi t Worth ... ..... OS 4M £0
Wichita Kalis 70 42 2H
Beaumont 73* 42 31
Dallas 72 35 :^7
San .Antonio ........ 73 34 lift
(jaiveston 71 32 30
Houston 73 20 44
Slii-* rciKH-t .*..., 7 > •£'> 47
- Where They Pi y Wcdi test lay.
DaUus ut Galveston.-v
T'orf Wortii ut San Antonio,
Wi* hitit"Kails at Hcuuruont.
sitmcport fit .Houston. *
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Social at Mrs. Hyde's.
Mrs. A. A. Hyde opened Iip. home
on Monday to nu mbers of Circle No, I
of Central Presbyterian Chnrcli for
the regitImi qunrteriy siK-ial meeting.
The color scheme' of ye'low and
whit« wttK effectively csrrieu out in
ti e decorations, with Shasta daisies a*
the chosen flowers and the same colors
also weiy noted in the refreshnteu w.
A telephone conversation formed
pleasant diversion after the grists ar-
rived. all seated in a circle with their
handst,, coi.necte4 by means of a cord.
The next amusement was ordering the
groceries by means of smelling aud
feeling the,, contents of small paper
bigs, In this. Mrs. Situ Spotts was
victorious. Mrs. Aussie Mod rail was
Winner in "the wedding of the flow-
ers.."
The quarterly free will offering of a
penny-a-day was. taken at this time
and netted $11.50.
I>ainty refresh ments of yellow and
white brick, cream and cake were si.tv-
ed wit>i daisies as plate favors.
metiers will be entertained in Birge
Perk at 5 o'clock, the affair h*ing un-
d^r44 e «ui CKylsion of tla^ suj.erintcnd-
<' it. Mrs t . W. Luck, and the Blue
Birds will have their picnic on the
church , lawn at the same hour "with
Miss Matin riit" Sherwood in Charge.
At both meftings the mite bovs will
bo; opened and all mothers of both
groups are invited to attend.
FM Presbyterian Picnic.
Member^ of tln Kirst Presbyterian
congregation and Sunday school en-
joyed their annual picnic at Woodlake
on Tuesday afternoon and night.
• Most of tlie children and a number of
the chape rones wer.r to t'.f ]>ark about
the middle of the afternoon, and "each
car after that took other groups.
Boating and swimming were indulg-
ed in by tin ob'.er pw)ple and the young-
ster* found happy amusement In num-
erous games. A group of races and
contests were enjoyed by the men and
boys in the late evening. „
At 7 :30 after all the guests had ar-
rived. a -sumptuous supper consisting
of fried chicken, sandwiches, salads,
potato chips, deviled eggs, and many
other c.ood tftings were served, termi-
nating with ye cream and cake, and
ice cream cones for the children. At
a later hour, the return to the;, city
was'made on a special car.
hour. *
Sunday School Class fajity.
Mrb. I. S. White opened her new
home on Tuesday night to members of
her Sunday school class of Walnut
Street Church of Christ flftr a delight
ful party.
The attractive interior of the White
horr.9 was enhanced with the use of
pink and white gladioli disposed in
vases and basket* and in this Jetting
tt number of games werO played.
A feature of the evening was sev-
eral readings bv Mrs. D. M. llefi \.nd,
who assisted Mrs. White in entert fil-
ing tlie young people.
As a pleasing close to her hospital-
ity the hostess served l lnk and
brick cream .and cake with pink and
white mints. The gnests numbered
about 32.
take place in that city W«
viight Dr. Wharton wiU perform
eeremony. ~ - v /
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visiting Miss Miriam Mnhau in Gaines-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Johnson uud
children left overland Wednesday for
Colorado whert they will upend the
summer.
Mrs. Louis Gardner of till* city left D™. I*. Ol
Wednesday for points in California, tSUV It 111 tDlieriTUIn
ivliere. she will spend the sumrnt r. Mm
Misn Bessie Ituth Gftecj? wl*o has
Is-eu the guest of her nistcr. Mrs. Joe
Gardner, has returned to her home In
Oklahoma.
Dr. and -Mrs. A. M. Mi-Fihaunon and
children. Dr. T. A. Wharton, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hannah of this city
went to Madlli, Okla., Wednesday to at-
tend the marriage a)f Mrs. MeElhan-
non's sister, Miss Jane Tallaf«'rro, to
Dr. Kolin of Mississippi, which will
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FARM LOANS
First Vendor lien Notes Bought
G. D. MILLER
Sabfltantial City Loam
15 lini Annex Phone No. 9
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tuesday's Results
Cleveland 9, St. Louis 7.
Chicago Detroit r>.
Philadelphia 4-6. Boston
Three selk^dule*!.
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Chicago ........
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WILL FIGHT FOR BARGAINS
hi tMOf i< trj Ptcbb
TawuSa; Wash., JlDie 2^.-—ltex
today la batkiog -in the suusliine
of his ovmi priory which has made
hten the m.jsi talkisi of dog In the
State, following his heroic rescue
of hc usi^ter and mistress, Mr. .
mk; Mrs. A.' ft. smith, as they were ,
d ownii:.'z in Simttaway l^ake_3*es-
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The Sii-Ithn were bathing togetli-
'when Smi!|i stepped Uito a deep
part and "became confused. Ills *
rail f< i help brought Mrs. Smith
and he clutched his wife in a hold
>he was unable Jo break, adding
lief cries to those of her husband.
The dog heard his master's calls
for help swam out and brushed
'across Smith's half submerged
faee. Smith caught at the dog's
collar, got a firm grip and the
i a nine started for shore, snort-
ing and struggling hard to prevent
Smith's weight, from dragging him
under, rued from her bushand *
grasp thQ wife was able to swlin
?-*a feiy ha. k to shore alone.
Buy It In Sherman
THEATRE
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Today and Tomorrow—
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Herbert
Rawlinsou
in
"THE BLACK
BAG"
A wonderful thrilling story.
By Lonit Joseph Vance
ALSO COMEDY
Friday and Saturday—
FRANK MAYO
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"Out of the Silent
North"
British Journal's Lament Shows That
Women Are.Women Though the
Ocean May Divide.
A Joke that blooms each January
and July in the funny papers is the
changed disposition of women In sale
times. A gOod deal of Tr. of course,
is just joke, and nothing else, but ^here
is a certain layer - of trutit at -the
loots of It. One never does actually
see shoppers hitting each other with
umbrellas, or stamping on the assist-
ants. though on the oiling driy of
the sale*' recently there .were women
with firm fingers jerking blouses away
from limp, tentative lingers and el-
bowing thrdngh crowds in a manner
that even a 'conductor would ferret
to see In a street car. Rich silk pet-
ticoats spilled off the counters on the
dusty floor, and women tramped over
them Just as though they were.clumps
of buttercups. Little frail bits of
lingerie were lugged at the seams In
a way that was simply, asking for
trouble; flimsy blouses were tossed
into crumpled heaps. It seemed scarce1-
ly possible that any. of the goods dis-
played could survive the' tumult and
battle of this, the first day.^Manchvs-
ter Guardian Weekly.
Ferris-Sparger.
Rev. T. J. Mailt on went to Dallas
Tuseday to perform the marriage cere-
mony ol his sister. Mrs. Grace Man ton
Sparger, and Thomas A. Ferris /of
Waxaluichie, which took place in the
home of the bride's brother. Henry
Manton, ou_ St. John's Drive at 3
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferris left shortly aft-
er the ceremony for New York, from
whence they will sail for a two
months' visit to European points.
The "bride was prominent in Dallas
social circles and is « well known Y.
W. C. A worker, having been chair-
jrtan of the^soutbwestern field of the
national organisation for ^several
year*.
Mr nnd Mrs Ferris will make their
tome in Waxahaehie.
Blue Birds and Cradle Roll Picnics.
In observance of the seeond unar-
erly open meeting of the Blue Birds
and the Cradle Roll departments of
he Travis Street Methodist Church.
ioth organizations are to have a pic-
nic or. Thursday afternoon.
Tlie Cradle Roll members and their
A yellow dye making wool cloth
nioth-proof has ls?en perfected bj' a
German. •+
TODAY—
Charles Hutchison in
Go-Get-'Em Hutch
A good comedy that youMIl like
"Italian Love"
"A Girl of the West"
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Big Western Drama
Tomorrow and Friday-
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Charles
Dickens'
last complete novel
OUR MUTUAL
FRIEND" c
Mrs. Ed Crutehfteld Hostess.
Mrs. Ed CriUchfield of West Dulin
Street wae lu stt ss td Circle No. 1 of
Travis Street Methodist Church on
Monday afternoon.
Mrfc. C. A- Tiilt, chairman "f the
circle, conducted, the business hi«etin£
and Mrs. (!. M. English the devotional,
The lesson taken from the seventh
chapter of Mark, was participated in
by all the members and was unusually
interesting.
Mrs, J. II. Darning,-president of the
Women's Missionary Society, and Mrs.
L. J. Reynolds were visitors to the
circle.
ft It was voted to discontinue the
weekly circle meetings during July and
August, but all cifcles will meet in
Joint business session at t'ie church
ou the first Mondays.
At- the close of the £.rt "anoon th.-
hosle?* rcl'rojhed her guests with de-
licious lemonade.
Sherman Ladies Entertained.
Mrs." Frank Thompson .of Howe, for-
merly of this ei*y, was hostess to a
nuinl>er of her Sherman friends at an
all-day party on Tuesday, in her Howe
home.
« Most of the guests vent down on the
interurban. and a dav of happy
congeniality was stMoit by these frlehds.
diversions htJng wholly* informal ia na-
ture. A riamber of kmlak pictures
were tuken. and varioua Karnes were
fdayed. At the unon hour a veritable
feast of g'xrti. things Was spread, and
eaten amid mufti"gftyety "
Those in the party were Mrs. CV A.
Spragins. Mrs. O. T. CMptf, Mrs. O. W.
Luck. Mrs. j. e. foreman, Mrs. Joe
Clark. Mrs. John O. Daunel, Mrs. .T. H.
Durnlng. Mrs. 41. M. Wisdom, Mrs.
Ed Cmtehfleld and children. Mrs. ^Vll-
Ham Tolliert, Mr>. R. G. Bluer, and
Misses Mary Joe Durnincr: fleraldine
and Mary Luck. The hostess* mother,
Mrs^Giles Harding, of Piano, was also
a guest of the occasion.,
Society Notes. •j
Mrs. W P. Morgan and Utile son of
Wichita Falls. Texas, are spending a
hrlef time with Mrs. Morgan's parentr
Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Masters, on South
Walnut Street.
Mis Clara Elizabeth Pankey and
Miss Charlotte Chtrffin of this city are
Perfect Shoulders and Amu
Nothing equal* the
beautiful* toft, pearly
whit* appcarati ■:
Gourautfi Oriental
Cream rendm to the
shoulder* and arms.
Covers ftkln blemishes.
Wilt not rub off. Far
ici lor to powders.
Send 15c. for
Trial Six*
FEXD.T.H0PC1N3
Jk SON
"New York
Epworth league Picnic.
The Epworth League members of Key
Memorial Methodist church held a de-
lightful picnic at Woodlake park on
IKl
Tuesday evening, * about sixty-five of
the young people ooniix>sing the party.
All went to their destination in
trucks and cars, ami enjoyed swimming,
after which supper.of delicious edible®
was relished. Later, a time was spent
in boating and other amusements, and
the homeward journey made at a late
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FOR
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BILIOUSNESS
Headache
INDIGESTION
Stomach Trouble
-SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Just Received Shipment of i
BESSIE PEASE CUTHAM
LATEST PICTURES
ON DREAMLAND'S BORDER
In Our North Show Window
WN.BUTRIDGE
Phone 460. 210 S. Travis.
Help Fight the Boll Weevil—Make Grayson Prosperous.
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MUSSELMAN THEATRE INTERESTS
TODAY ONLY
GARETH HUGHES
1 In
"THE HUNCH."
From the Popular Magazine Story •
By Percival Wilde. v
' ALSO TWO-REEL COMEDY.
Special Pipe Organ Music.
, Adults 25c Children 5c
STARTS TOMORROW FOR 3 BIG DAYS—
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The Photoplay AH Sherman Awaits to See.
ANITA STEWART
In a Thrilling, Pulsating Drama
"HER MAD
SPECIAL LADIES MATINEE THURSDAY ONLY
From 1:30 to 5:30 each lady will be admitted for 15c.
Special Pipe Organ Music arranged for this production..
Performances 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30.
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ALSO BABY PEGGY COMEDY.
25 Cenb. Children Sc.
Each Day
New Customers
comft to us for Milk
and Cream.
And in most instances
they have heard of us from
friends of theirs who are
now satisfied customers of
• ours.
Satisfactory service and pure
(lulry products ore the busls
upon which we have built our
businem.
Phone Gl.V and our wagon
will stop at your home.
Shock's Modern
Sherman's Leading Theatre.
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-TODAY AND TOMORROW—
A Photoplay Hundreds Are Waiting to See
—A Drama of Mother Love and
the "Other Woman."
JESSE L. LASKY Presents
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When husband and wife are divorced, who pays>
Their children? <
See the answer in thi sintensely dramatic picture of
love, marriage and mis-marriage. Adapted from one of tlie
greatest stage plays ever written. Lovely Ethel Clayton's
stVongest picture. Come.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— % [ |
—DOUBLE BILL- :
DOROTHY DALTON ^
In 1 1
"THE CRIMSON CHALLENGE."
Also V' >
Larry Semon in "A Pair of Kings"
A Laughter Special. -
Watch for THOMAS MEIGHAN in "OUR LEADING CITIZEr
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Help Fight the Boll Weevil—Make Grayson Prosperous.
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Ajre 32 Years Age 19 Team
Height ft—10" Height 5'—1"
Weight 150 lb*. Weight 100 lbs.
Brown Eyes, Dark Ilalr Blue Eyes, Blonde Hair
LAST SEEN ON THE SCREEN WITH
PAULINE
In his last screen sensation "Reported Ifissingf
the Greatest Action Picture Ever Made. 15 y?
Anyone seeking whirlwind entertainment wiO find in dug picture
SUITABLE
WILL BE SHOWN AT THE GEM THEATRE 3
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