The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 26, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 24, 1924 Page: 4 of 8
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CASS COUNTY SUN
J. K. A. BANG K11 W. L. K KAY IN
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EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
TUB CASS COUNTY SUN published every
Tnflnday, Is entered at the Linden uostofflce
ha Second Class matter.
Obituary notices and cards of thanks
will be inserted at Five cents pei line.
State and Federal
Aid Granted.
rates 01' subscription:
•JMngle copy per year $1.00
" six months ' 50 cents
Nopaperssent out without the cash
in advance.
The new bulletin, No. 76, is
the mont complete statistical bul-
letin ever issued by the State
Department of Agriculture. It
contains statistics of farm acre-
ages, value?, ownership, and
tenancy of farms, production of
• principal crops, and life stock by
counties,, cotton mills, and other
industries, resident and ooa-
resideut ownership, and large
holdings of land; al8a a supple-
ment of governmental statistics
giving the tigme of every depart
weut aud institution of the state
{,overument/and the appropria-
tion made try the last legislature
for their support.
For copy of this bulletin, ad-
dress Geo. B. Terrell, Commis-
sioners of Agriculture, Austin,
Texas.
Junior Intermediate League
Program.
June 29th.
Woe.—m 224,216 230
Scripture Lesson—Leader «/oy
in Heaven—-/ulia Ella.
Tbe Teaching of Jesus—Mau-
vice Lloyd.
How we cau secure Happiness
Norma Thomas.
Soog—208.
League—Benediction.
All the young girls and boys
from ages 5 to 15 are requested
-to be.present at the Methodist
Church on Sunday afternoon's
at. o o'clock. We elected officers
ttiey are as follows; -
President—Julia Ella.
VTice-President-Norina Thomas?.
Secretary aud Treasurer—
M.turvice LU yd.
Tbe protracted meeting which
has been in progress at tbe Bap
fist chursh for tbe past two
weeks closed Sunday uisht. Dr.
M. E Hudson, president of the
College of Marshall, did the
preaching. He is a deep bible
scholar, a splendid speaker, and
brought some wonderful mes-
sages during the meeting. Two
additions werd made to the
church. '
TOMORROW
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leWell
And Happy
and you have Nature's
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vegetable laxative, tones
« organ* and relieves
Constipation, BiliousnoM,
Sick Headaches,
renewing that vigor and fwrl feel-
ing so neceaiaiy to being well and
happy. *"Ta U*md for Ooer
CetaSBr. 30 Year*
Bex-
ChipS off the Old Block
N? JUNIORS— Llttl« Ws
The aame N? — in one-third dotes,
randy-coated. For children end adults,
m 8old By Your Druggist mm
LlSl'J6«J-DK-tJO CO.
Cas3 County Gets $294,'
000 on Highway No 8.
On lost Mouda.y immediately
after the Commissioners Court
hnd canvassed tbe returns of the
bond issue election held on the
12tb, Judge Sam L. Henderson
made application For State and
Federal Aid, aud within 18 hours
the State Highway Department
had grfluted $294,000.00 to be
used on Highway No; 8. from
Douglassville to the Marion
county line.
Judge Henderson is in receipt
of a letter from the Department
informing him of.tbe apportion-
ment, from which we copy the
following:
"This is to advise you that
the State Highway Commission
at its regular monthly meeting
on June 16th, 1924 apportioned
1115,747.50 Federal Aid aud
$38,582.50 State Aid to highway
No. 8 in Cass County to Doug*
lassville to Linden, a distance of
12 miles.
" Tbe Commission also appor-
tioned $104,752 50 Federal Aid
and $34,917.50 State Aid to this
same Highway from Linden to
the Marion county line, a dis-
tance of 9 miles."
RADCLIFFE CHAUTAUQUA
LECTURES.
In accordance with tbe well*
established and approved custom
inaugurated several years ago
by tho JRadcliffe Chautauqua
system the entire lecturer person-
Del of the system is uniting its
efforts to contribute something
definite to the life of our cominu-
nity. The Itatcliffe lecturers are
uot selected because of some bit
of notoriety, political or other-
wise, but because of their ability
to discuss tbe selected topics of
tbe year in a forceful and eloqu-
ent muuoer, and leave behind
them thoughts which are worth
our while.
The ttrst day lecturer will be
Dr. VV. S, Culp, of Ohio. Dr. Culp
is well known from coast to coast
as one of the most eloquent lec-
turers to be found on the Chau-
tauqua platform. In the after-
noon, he will speak on the subject
• THAT SOMETHING WITHIN,'
and at night on "BROKEN BAR-
RIERS." He will be followed on
the secoud day by Mr. Matthew
Wayman, the well-known Cana-
dian poet soldier and lecturer,
and for whom there is a praeti
call.v universal demand for return
dates. He will discuss "THE
END OF THE RAINBOW" and
THE DAWN OF CI VI LIGATION.
The lecture series will be closed
on tbe third day by Mr. V. E.
Foreman, a dynamic young lee
turer of unusually pleasing plat-
form appearance and f>er8onulty.
He is an eloquent speaker, and
in the afternoou will speak on
"THAT OLD GANG OF MINE,"
and at night on "THE BETTER
TJ MORROW."
The Chautauqua Committee
urges every one in the commum-
ty to behind it in this effort to
bring something while to our
towo. The best wuy to do this i
to buy a season ticket which will
admit the bearer to every lecture
and entertainment session of the'
entire Chautauqua at a rate
much reduced from the single ad-
mission charges. It will be in
Linden .lane 26 27-28.
Kodak finishing, beat of work,
quick service, and reasonable
price*. Praytor'a Art Gullery
l|t l'e&ggut, T«xae.
Primary Election
Managers.
The following election manag-
ers have been appointed by the
Democratic Executive Commit-
tee to hold the primary elections
this year:
Linden 1. N. Marett
Lanier J. A. Dood
Kildare L. W. .laynes
Bear Creek.... ....W\ E. Hill
Galloway.in C. C. Hines
Concord. ; R. I. Echols
Roach J. O. Cowgill
Lewis .'....George What ley
Hughes Springs Bob Little
Hermitage ..VV. E. Hall
Cornett W. H. Blankenship
Marietta A. M. Wommack
Bryan's Mill, Jack Brock
Dalton Tom Henderson
Cusseta Martin Cameron
Doss Henry Bond
Queen City Ross Powell
Anti Bob Dupree
Springdale L. M. McConnell
Cass J. W. Nichols
Bivins Henry McDutfle
HulHnes .. 8. M. Hill
Viola S. McLeod
Douglassville W. A. Carlow
O'Far re! I .1. P. Warren, Jr.
Red Hill.i V. O. Henderson
Atlanta D. O. Cameron
Bloom burg I. N. Simmons
Avinger R. L. McCain
0 ARDoiB^T HANKS.
We take this method of ex-
pressing our thanks to the peo-
ple of Linden and Texarkana
lor their kindness shown us in
the death of our dear daughter
and sister Estelle; also for the
beautiful floral ofFering. May
God blesss each one of you is our
praver. Mrs. Ida Harris and
Children.
STOUT PERSONS
Incline to full feeling after eat-
ing. gassy pains, constipation
Relieved and digestion improved by
CHAMBERLAIN'S
TABLETS
Cleansing and comforting • only 25o
n r il f i r
——
AIRDOME
Wednesday Night, Si30
THE CHRISTIAN
A NINE REEL
Special Production
Admiealotii - Adults 35c; Children 15c.
Licensed to Wed.
J. L. Guthrie aud Miss Mary
E. Eubunks.
Leunie Oliver and Maggie
Reid.
Spelling Mack and Era War-
ren.
J. M. Green, Secretary of the
State Executive Committee of
the Farm Labor Ttniou, will
speak at the regular County Un-
ion meeting here Saturday. All
Union. members are urged to be
present.
The Linden Fair Park Asso-
ciation is preparing to go right
ahead with the Work to be doue
on the Fair Grounds, the lumber
being already here. Subscribers
to the fund are asked to make
their second payment. See Mr,
Newland, who has the list.
GRAVEYARD WORKING
At Law's Chapel cemetery on
Tuesday July 1st. All Interest-
ed are urged to come. Bring
your tools and dinner and be
prepared to spend the day and
put our ceoietery in good shape
Those who cannot come, must
send help or money.
Geerge Law
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Banger, J. E. A. & Erwin, W. L. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 26, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 24, 1924, newspaper, June 24, 1924; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth341339/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.