The Plano Star-Courier (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, September 5, 1919 Page: 7 of 8
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NOW—
Off with the old straw hat!
The season’s over, Summer
has ^one. Fall is here and
it’s time for a new hat.
We suggest that you decide
to wear one of our new
Fall style.
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“j School Ready For
Opening September 8
SIXTIETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Of HR. AND MRS. C. S. HAGGARD
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When it comes to style
there is nothing smarter
than a “Mallory; and as
for quality—there is more
of it than is necessary, but
that is the “Mallory” way
of making hats.
We have the latest styles
in the season’s popular
colors.
ARE YOU GOING TO GET YOUR
MONEY'S WORTH THIS FALL
You may not know it 1ml tin' vli m
cos are At) Oil that you AVON 1.
I liilet’stand, please, we are li.is.n,
this ealeulatinn on the verj j»nt lu t it >
live statement of a certain clothing; sta
tistician who claims that one halt ot al
men’s clothes are marked at loo Inch
margin of profit.
to hang his faith on.
t ion.
Rochester Fall Suits, ih
tlie models are ri|
all wool.
$25.00 $30.00 $35.00
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SOVl'Ill
I <1111 foi
i»upil«.
The
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make tii
vv hirh
(•Oils
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ic right .'In
tln-s lim
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Thompson-Hudson-Baldridge Co.
Revival Services at
Methodist Church
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Next Sunday morning revival sei■
vices will begin at the Methodist,
church with Rev. W. M. McIntosh, of
Iuka, Miss.,| doing the preaching and
dr. R. L. Cooper, of Aberdeen, Miss., |
fn charge of the music. I have had J
Brother McIntosh tn meetings before, j
and can assure the publie that a treat
is in store. I have never known the
people to fail to fall in love with him
whereever he has conducted ‘meetings.
Llis wife will be with him, and she is J
one of the finest workers among the j
ladies and young people I have ever ,
known. Mr. Cooper is coining very j
highly recommended as a singer and
choir director.
I take this opportunity to extend an
invitation to all Christian workers and
singers to come and make themselves
at home just as if the meeting were in
their own church. 1 never draw de-
nominational lines in revivals, neither
does Brother McIntosh, and every
Christian will be made to feel at home
and invited to help save souls, for that
is the only purpose of the meeting,
and at the close I will he only to hap-
py if we can send a happy company
of converts to each church as appli-
cants for membership.
R. C. HICKS, Pastor.
Insurance
Leading Old Line
Companies Rep-
resented
We write protec-
tion in every de-
partment of leg-
itimate insur-
ance
JOE BRADSHAW
INSURANCE
Office Phone 113. Res. 55
Plano, Texas.
Miss Stella Gallagher, of Wylie, is j Ml. and Mrs. a. H. Brewer were
visiting her brother, R. L. Gallagher. KU?8t8 of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Aid
and family this week. I erson Sunday.
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A DELIGHTFUL PLACE
H)R REFRESHMENT
When you are down town on a shop-
ping trip.
One of our cooling Soft Drinks or a
dish of our pure Ice Cream will help
to refresh you for the balance of the
day.
Be sure to bring the children along,
for they wili enjoy themselves, too,
and Ice Cream is good for them these
hot days.
Shelley-Eldridge
Nuptials Wednesday
Jesse Dewey Shelley, of Renner,
and Miss Florrie Elizabeth Eldtidge,
ol Murphy, were united in marriage sit
the Murphy Methodist church at !)
o'clock Wednesday evening. Rev. J.
W. Beck, pastor of the Richardson
Methodist church, performed the ring
ceremony.
The house was tastefully decorated
, with pot flowers and ferns.
Miss Cleo Miller, of Dallas, Bang
i "Mine." She wore a green georgette
(gown with silver'trimmings and a hat
| to match, and carried a bouquet ol
roses of the colors of the rainbow.
The bridal party entered the church
to strains of Mendelsshon’s wedding
march, played by Mr. Eros Brown, of
Allen. The first to enter was Willie
Glenn Carlisle and Miss Faye Strange.
Miss Strange wore a gown of blue
georgette with silver lace trinftulngs
and hat to match and carried a bou-
quet of red rose buds.
Then entered Nelson Brougham and
Miss Flora Shelley. Miss Shelley
| wore a pink georgette gown with sat-
| an ribbon trimmings and hat of geor-
gette and carried a bouquet of roses.
Little Johnnie Dickerson wore a suit
| of indigo color and carried the ring
in a lily.
The groom was accompanied by El-
liott Mendenhall. IJUle Margaret
•Turner wore a fluffy georgette frock
lof orange color and strewed rose pH-
j als in the path ol the bride.
The bride was gowned i* white
georgette with bead trimmings and
wore a bridal veil caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of
lillies of the valley umd bride’s roses.
Miss Mildred Coil accompanied the
bride and wore a blue georgette with
taffeta and lace trimmings and hat to
match. Sh« carried a bouquet of j
bride’s roses and ferns.
The bride and groom stood beneath
an arch fashioned after the rainbow in
color and design.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs W. J. Eldridge, of Murphy, and
is an accomplished, attractive and pop-
I ular young lady.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Shelley, of Renner.jm isjin
industrious and exemplary young s
tiPman. He is a graduate of the Plano
High school and will graduate at S.
M. U. next year.
Mr and Mrs. Shelley left after the
ceremony for Dallas, from whence
they departed Thursday for Galveston,
to spend a week. The bride wore a
coing-away suit of brown with acre*
uori^s to match.
The young people will mat* '* n
home with the grooms patent-, ^nn
their home, four miles west o
ia completed
WOOLENS
FOR
FALL
SUITS
Just Arrived
See Them
CLEANING, PRESSING
ALTERATIONS
LAUNDRY
WILLIAMS BROS.
Phone 125. “Nuff Sed.”
ool board have spared n
■ Mori In making ample provision to
he educational interests of th.o
a unis, the boys and girls of I’huu
l'he stale is shipping free text book
amt paling teachers salaiies, so " D.it
is tacking, when on opening day, th"
doors of our school building at*
ilnown open and front the door ol e\
ci\ school room a teacher says to all
between the ages of seven and men
t\-one. “Gome, buy without money,
your Util ion, your books, your building
and the ready service of your leachet
Tin* stale lias only purchased equal
opportunity for all ol this army to an
education. To all who neglect to tak<
ii. it shall li«' done in vain for them.
The period of compulsory attend
anoe will nol begin for about foul
mouths. However, as your super
intcodent, I slwtll like to urge all to a
consideration ol the necessiiy ol start
nr., your children I be first day and
Continuing them through regular at
i tendance throughout the year. I am
,, , ,, ii ,i . iir. op*ipcit v of lain»i
' not unnunm .11 oi • n 1 ‘1111
anil the extreme need ol our children
in assist in the gathering ol Die cot
l ; i in But you should keep Hum out
| fully realizing ihe cost l > Hie < hihl
I In the first plac< , the chiel bus'ii.-S)
of the child is prepat at ii 11 f »r adult
living. In Hu* animal kingdom th«
voung are provided tor until they ac-
quire the ability >" provide for them
selves. As society becomes mor<
complicated the period ol preparation
becomes mor< intense ami * x < no '■
Your ehlldr ll are I i Ii'1 and ellici ill
to competition with tlndr coll' mpo
furies. Tin se, for tin- most p o l, an
■ n nine months ol schooling end
yisir through eleven yearn 1 " 111
(■very day adds : irength for I lie tusk,
that follow. IP nee every day out o
set,ool haves a child farther behind
bis classman s. Tim great loss is in
acquired ability to advance. I hen a
he enters with llis last year's 'lass-
mates lie soon becomes conscious ol
tIteii superior ability to do III- »ml(
||i' thus meets discouragement, Du
greatest enemy to man. l>y *•** 1 11
greatest number ol failures in promo
Hons are from lack ol leimhu and lull
attendance than foi
My friends, we ai
deal with the abov
year, giving pupils '
irregularly the chance to make
I year instead of none at all. 'll
p an g
Aft i
a la*
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III vc I
unahh
to incor^Bw
iiiclc,
hul to
which w.*
irty amt-u.
»Knuu,
all vvt
re invited
al repiimit^ ^
■ a walltn^f #
most 1
djuvatl
bouutif
licfon
md
plead a fensi an
i mic a ml pin I alio
Entering the In
>oon a" ai e ol I nn
ly " hit'll pen adei
\ cry hand along i
II g in live house III
■d "ill! twelve ll
n age fro
lie Wllll-e,
h spelled,
an. the I
an.
I he
ii was •
nple All persons over sixty years
(U'd., were Invited to a long fit) foot lahle
It in v\ 1111 chairs, and tho o under sixty to a
iioiii I i a tile without chan arranged ,in a
The j cud circle which would accommodate
len d about 75 m U)U peisons This table
t lei was Illicit Iwo-and one half times be-
one | nui Ho :;tcat crowd of friends could
tie fed.
\vi-1*11 I tie menu consisted of hot hai he
I mu',| lu el, million and kid, wiili pick
■ i, i |,‘ liglii bread, cakes, cream and hot
I, ,,l I con,.,, when the gn at lliroogot pei
Kicei pie had eaten t
bin u ' tIn i •• remained
, dies meat. etc., to hav
a lei lunched.
o „ui > A siring orchestra rendered music
IH| v i»! I 1111 i) UK11 11M * U V r II i IIK-
Ah thr writer would P
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Ihelr satisfaction,
enough barbecued
led i hem again, un
Hie
■n<t oi i hh
vere the
e lulu
lint i fill 1 I'
I lie
he Iwousc. A
line ol child
party , arranged in seinicirch
front v.randa, compound of Hie Ii\ •
laughters, who were: Mrs .1 \V
Miypanl, .Mis Nannie Bishop, Mi
Jennie Kay, Mrs Emma Bishop and
VI rs ,1. S Mdridge, who received the
funds and escorted them to Ihe big
,ti ni i haii ■ m ar by
Mrs Haggard wise
their host ol iriendr
The nuiuher la-in;
scaling capacity o|
was inadequate lo s
where Ml
snared in 11
a ml
, so large that the
I In Iiiml ' er.tnda
rat I In in. and half
as required I" nc
my is her <•
al ipmpl in
sit uat ion
i come lali
md very appi'iipriale pro
mil'mil. Rev A N. < il<>\
if I In 1 'III i a iall clilin h.
asler of Cn II ‘ moil I ns. Milk
prefacing i ninarks, he in
• 11'Mowing eminent speak
.1 l,n h, loiuni Bethany
i |; i I lorn, al 1 > a form
liHhany and Kandolpii
[roup
i tie
as these,
e l wo of I In'
lids whole
had more in
min1
like
dug
well
■ I mi’
ip ol friends on tin
would hear such remarks
Mr. and Mrs. I laggard ur
greatest charai'icrs In
count i y,” and “l hey havi
llmnci in living the gospel limn
have had in preaching it. and
ihi “Ilu*lr liviei have been a ble
in iiillin couill y and Ihe stale a.-
a other slate ’ and many more
lar remarks.
The vvi i hi of years are making
1111• ii impressions on both Mi and
Mrs. Haggard, yet they stood the
drain remarkably well all through the
evening. We Huai they both will ful-
ly realize III. high esteem '>1 Willed
(heir friends hold them and it. is our
In art’s desire Hint God, who lias leng-
thened tlndr days, will yet (pare them
many years longer lo brighten and
bless t he win Id
The seven children, five daughters
and two sons, were present, twenty six
grandchildren, ten great grand chll-
dreii, making lour generations. „
F 11 a i
mgtnii am
id Mrs I i
wit.
Mar
in, at Dallas:, Miuida 1
Beverly Dudley, of Hanger, Texas,
was 111" guest of bis parents. Mr. and
Ml Dan Dudley, the first of the week.
half
■rv
j nt eiaiedia 11
re roared on i
*11 understand
\V<
ad*
farm, can
hat one man
im works but half as much as an
n work hut half the si/., crop
oo often fail to carry the an
cr to the child in school
ot her,
hut w
alogy
To all those
parent
,4 w ho wo
v>- jI h 1 he school
in an
effort to
i im children's i
III. rest
Is, 1 urge
,,f dis.aission.
Shall
vvf not .■
,,.(.)£ to enter
into .
lornnton I
and plans of |
irocedi
ire. To
may we have
your
prosenc
1 opening at the
audit
orinni on
morning.^ at !!
;' 11 > * > i • 1 < ■ h 111 < 1
parent should
come
and
quaint, d with
the ti
l acln-r ut
i her children.
Very
truly you
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* Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hakes, Garden lools, Screen |
\ Doors, Screen Wire. Also a full line of Shelf Hard- |
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jiood lines we carry. You will find them Hie best.
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PHONE
NO. 63
j. BERRY, Superintendent.
Tag Day For the
Epworth League
D. C. GEORGE
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DR. C. J. HICKS
DENTIST
INSURANCE
Fire, Tornado, Hail, Auto-
mobile, Live Stock and
Accident Insurance
We represent only
reliable
OLD LINE COMPANIES
All business given
prompt attention
HOOD REALTY CO
INSURANCE
_ The Epworth League Of P
I observe Baturady, Septemhi i
"J | Day, and all fi b-nd nt Uiis »
oung people k Christian wo.
v ill
G. E. CARPKNTER
ATTORNEY-AT-I .AW.
Office in Beaty Building.
2nd floor.
PLANO. TEXAS.
M. C. PORTMAN
REAL estate, loans
PLANO, . TEXAS'
Office over Mayes Restaurant
Bli one 1!)
S. B. WYATT, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
R, id. ii< <•: < )I.I Phone 225.
Office: Old ’Phone 100.
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;iin.i>n»a« io<«« of appetite and head
ches, due So torpid liver.
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i ittfo item , of school employment—pads of pa-
f rurinq blocks or scratch pads, composition pa-
nd no*- books, pens and pencils, penholders,
,t dn p-n t, ‘oo, and automatic pencils; rulers
, end blotters in many styles; inks and
and all the necessary little things
supply the proper equipment for turning hard
,v ,-Vo (,L,yful occupation, (iood tools provide
/.,t. There’s no doubt about it. See that
' children are properly equipped. Come and
£ it over with us or send the youngsters to us. We
! help you all select.
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The Plano Star-Courier (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 30, Ed. 1 Friday, September 5, 1919, newspaper, September 5, 1919; Plano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth570368/m1/7/?q=Lamar+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.