The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, August 28, 1925 Page: 8 of 8
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LOCALS
F\>r Sale Cheap—A span cf
good mules.
D. D. Duncan,
T. C. Lougmire of
spent Wednesday night here
meeting at the First Baptist
Cliurch Wednesday night in a
body. There were quite a num-
ber from Coppell there also.
Dallas, “Font Saturday night and Sunt
.. _.„_t here at Lake Worth. Uncle Sam
with relatives, '10 lI l,s that he passed a touring
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Miss Ceora Hendrix of Lewis- was going. He said that neither
ville, spent Wedneoday here
with Mrs. llay Degan.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Gam-
mon and children of Weather-
ford, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives here.
Coppell Items.
Tyler Duncan of Pallas is
visiting with Ids sister and fam
ily. Mrs. Emmet Gentry.
Emmett Coats and family vis-
ited in Mesquite and Dallas
Sunday.
'lorn Evelyn Standifer spent
the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Ted McCoy at Carrollton.
•J, N. McCord and family have
just returned from a trip to
various points in Oklahoma and
Arkansas.
Quite a number from our
town attened the ball game in
Ft. Worth Sunday.
John McCord Jr. and family
and Lonnie McCord were visit-
ors in Midlothian several days
tliis week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Harrison
and daughter, Miss Lena, visited
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Kennedv I ®u,ldtty1 with Mrs- Bailie Hur-
. . y i ison who was iu a sanitarium in
Ft. Worth. On Monday, Mrs.
Harrison was operated on and
only survived the operation a
f«w hours. Interment was made
in the Grapevine cemotary.
Up to the present date the
Coppell Gin lias ginned 4a bales
of cotton. Everything is in
readiness for big business as
well as good business and the
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! of Merchandise |
\r Arr'vmg on most every express and ireieht I
t 'be,ore have we bought fall merchandise i
to compare with our purchases for this fail ThP is
quality is the best that could be bought for the 1
money. The largest assortment in every de ■
yourself*1 On™ °n d'Spfay' Come see [or I
yourself. Our prices are much lower than the I
arge department stores in the larger cities Yon =
money'6 merel'a"d'“ *■«« *< V°«r dSTtor I°“ |
one was exceeding the speed
limit, however.
'p l,ave the most up to date
and modern pressing machine
in this community, a No. 8-A
Hoffman pressing machine and
Note a few ot our New Fall Prices.
Circular Will Follow Later.
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Mrs. Claude Knight is recov- 11 e qualified to turn out tlie very
best cleaning and pressing. We
ering from a two weeks illness
and we hope that she will con-
tinue to improve steadily,
R. Y, Kirksey of Dallas, is
spending his vacation here with
his brother, A. G. Kirksey and
family.
Claude Bellew of Pilot Point,
is visiting his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Davis, in
Carrollton, this week.
have an expert ivorkman em-
jSTCSf t“ke car“ 01 <*>w »nd
City Tailor Shop,
Russell ct Bishop. Props.
K. B. Briggs and family of
Irumbull, Texas, motored to
Denton on Saturday of last week
alter their daughter Iradell.
wno attended the summer ses-
sion of school. On their return
trip they visited E. E. Ledbetter
and family.
E, W. Broadhurst of the First
State Bank, left Sunday fori __
u visit with his father and sister, I Richmond Cook of the Midway
m Sweetwater. community had his car stripped
of the casings Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith
are expected to return home the
latter part of this week from a
month’s stay at Bella Vista,
Ark.
Dewey Lane, who has been
spending the summer with his
sister in Madil), Okla., returned
home the latter part of last
week.
lie car was in the garage and
the family was asleep on the
porch close by but the thieves
must have been experts at the
business for they did it £0
quietly.
Mrs. Jimmie Horton spent the
first of the week here with
friends en route to her home in
Farmersville from a visit in Dun
canville.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Brady re-
turned home Monday from a
visit with relatives in San An-
tonio and Dallas. They reported
a very enjoyable visit.
About 20 or 25 people from
the Liberty community in Collin
County, attended the revival
Wood
Oak stove wood for sale at $2
per iond. Churches one load at
half price. See J. E. (Ed) Shaw
at Stickle Lumber Corp. Phone
A 0890. 43
HOW’S THIS?
Catarrh* h °F Doafness caused by
acts th
?ves
Jnte
thre
ices,
cond
Is through
Surfaces, thu
^atarrha1 inflammation, and
Medicine, a Tonic, which
the Blood on the .Mucous
lltions as8lstlnir to restore nor-
drugg
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price is right.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson was
taken to the St. Paul Sanitarium
in Dallas Tuesday for an opera
tion for appendreitis and gall
stones. She is said to be doing
nicely.
W. T. Bullock and family and
Mrs. Mae Edmondson and son
of Dallas were in our town Sun-
day.
Auto thieves were abroad
again one night last week. Jesse
Wellington lost 4 new casings
and the starter off of his Ford.
Mr. Neal lost 4 new casings.
They went in the garages by
taking the hinges off the doors.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Slaughter
moved te Monday to Ben Wheel-
er where they expect tQ teacb
this year.
J. D. King of Altus, Okla., is
visiting his parents Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. King.
Miss Babe and Marie Smith
of Carrollton visited this week
with their sister, Mrs. George
Ritter.
Ilie postottiee and general
store here, operateu by Mrs.
Minnie McGee, will be moved
back eight feet from its present
propeaty line to make room for
the right of way of the new
paved road to the Dallas pike on
which work will begin soon.
County engineers just complet-
ed arraingments whereby Mrs.
McGee will give the eight feet
off the store front and along 150
feet of her home site which ad-
joins. In this manner the right
of way for the road will b widen-
ed to sixty feet. The road already
has been bedded and surfacing
will begin soon.
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| Pepperell, yd Out
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I Hope Domestic'bleach-
= ed, none better, yd * Vt
i Other good Count unbleach-
I ed Domestic in stock for you
15 and 17c.
j| A good weight un- tin
= bleached Domestic lit
49c
95c
Ladies Silk and Fiber
Pose, all color, sizes
LidiVs good silk Hose
all colors and sizes
Ladies Pure Silk l ja
Humming Bird Hose $ I Ay
Hinds Honey and Al- oa
mond Cream, 50c uyC
Mens blue Shirt, full cut,
two pockets, all sizes,
per shirt Out
Boys blue Shirts, good tf\r
value, per shirt uyt j
A good 240 weight dj |. OA i
Overalls for men <pl.Zy j
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The Picnic Basket
Everybody’s interested in it
and upon what goes into it
really depends the success of
the outing.
So have your picnic baskets filled at this
store- -where nothing but the finest and best
groceries, fruits cakes, canned goods and
bottled goods that are just the things to
make any picnic lunch a delicious repast.
Begays
Grocery
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Oft’ times God speaketh to
men in dreams when deep sleep
falleth upon him.” Some times
with his eyes open as to John
Hunion. Wishing to pay a tribute
to the Commoner I beg to re-
produce my dream with which
Bryan was associated just before
he Jaid down his armour and
went to sleep.
| My mind wearied with its
flight back into the eternities, I
fell asleep and dreamed that I
came to a place of great waters
I said. What are these waters?”
One said. “They are the multis
tudes assembled to hear the
champion of God and His people
against the devil and evolution.”
As the commoner emerged from
the midst of the waters, a great
shout as the voieo of a multitude
“Long ^ live William Jennings
Bryan. As his eloquence floated
out over the waters the people
said, “What shall be taught in
our schools?” I saw the mon-
ster squirm. I walked with the
Commoner besides the waters, ers
One said, ‘‘Those over on the
right are the deluded religious
teachers who want to force evo-
lution on the churches.” Just
beyond and elevated some dist-
ance above them I perceived
Wesley, Spurgeon and Campbell.
By the light about their faces, I
saw that they wept. Mr. Bryan
said, Why weepest thou?” They
replied The devil has come to
earth ar.d is corrupting men by j
his sorcesies. Evolution is giving
him power.” Mr. Bryan said,
weep not for I will staud in the
breach and hurl the thunder
bolts of God at them as I cry,
"Break thon the arm of evil man,
search out his wickedness until
thou find none.” At this they!
ran up the shiding way rejoicing.
I sent Mr. Bryan a copy of
this dream and said, “It may
hearten you in your fight. It
will at least show you how I am
treating it. I feel I ain called to
brighten the corner where I am
and am satisfied with my work.
When you have whipped them to |
a finish we hope to hear your'
eloquence over the length and |
breath of this great Christian
land and hope that you call by
Carrollton. My house shall be
your home os long as you tarry,
God bless you and ‘strengthen
you with might by the Spirit in
the inner man that you may be,
strong in the Lord and the pow-
er of His might.’ Did I give one
of God’s children a eupof cold
water? Tneu I will not loose
my reward.
A great man has fallen. Will-
iam Jennings Hryan is deud.
Nay not dead hut sleepeth, The
Commoner will sleep forever.
“When the 144,000 stand on the
sea of glass mingled with tire
and sing the song of Moses and
lamb that none can sing but
those who are redeemed from
the earth.” His eloquence in
song will float out over the wat
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g will float out over the wat- sea '
that proceed from the throne And rides upon the storm.
of Gcd with Wesley, Spurgeon,
Campbell and other ancient
worthies and add to the great
shout as the voice of many wat-
ers ‘He hath loved us and wash-
ed us in his own blood and made
u* l{inK8 and priest unto God
and we will live and reign with
Him forever and ever.” Why
did God call him just as he was
take Ins stand in the breach.
‘‘God moves
in a mysterious
way
His wonders to preform,
He plants his footsteps on the
sea
Sloop on, William Jennings
Hryan, sleep on. The battle is
and the victory won.
Thou didst yield the sword of
the Spirit” as no layman and
few preachers has ever done.
Sleep on, Mr. Bryan, thy sword
shall not rust. I will stand in
the breach with it and hew to
the line and if it cuts n the
quick as I will hurl the thunder
bolts of God at them and cry
Break thou the arm of the
wicked one and search out his
wickedness until thou findest
none. ”
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Whitmore, R. J. The Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 40, Ed. 1 Friday, August 28, 1925, newspaper, August 28, 1925; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth592020/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carrollton Public Library.