The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 316, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 19, 1922 Page: 3 of 4
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ARKER \01 BE HELD IN WEATH-
ERFORD TWO DAYS, MARCH 17-18
.in. Telephone '451-J-
(foil RENT-r-Fiva-room house on, Pa-
to Pinto street. Close In. Phone 66-J
F?)R RENT—Furnished light house-
keeping rooms, close In. All con-
veniences, also garage. Phone 388-R
FOR RENT—5 room- bugalow, tat hr
fcarage, all modern conveniences, 314
fellas. Avenue. One block north of
bigh school. Phone 388-R.
FOR RENT—Fgrrh ■ nine mites south
Vest of Weatherford, 50 acres good
land in cultivation, 135 acres in pas-
ture, plenty of water.
A. H. RUSSELL.
Prof. I. N. Johnston, director gen- 4. Time and order of speeches
eral of the University Interscholastic shall be as follows:
League of Parker County, announces MAIN
that the interscholastic meet will Affirmative, 10 minutes,
be held in Weatherford on March Negative, 10 minutes.
17 and 18, and has arranged a sche- Affirmative, 10 minutes,
ddle of the literary and athletic Negative, 40 minutes,
contests. The program of all litera- REBUTTAL
ry contests, which win occur on Affirmative, 4 minutes,
the first day of the meet is herewith Negative, 5 minutes,
published. The program of athletics, Affirmative, 4 minutes,
rules and regulations will be pub- Negative, 5 minutes.
Halted in the Herald at a later date. Affirmative rejoinder, 3 minutes.
Proft Johnston is giving a great deal Either side may reverse the order
of time and energy to arranging of it$ speakers kt rebuttal from that
programs, and the success of the of the main speeches, and either
league meet is assured. Following one of the affirmative speakers may
is- the program: take the closing rejoinder.
Friday, March 17 will be devoted Debaters
New Quick Way
toEndSore Throat
A sore throat means that disease germa
have entered yeur system. Kill them
quick—before they have a chance to
start their deadly worfcl Just gaggle a
few drops of the wonderfully effective
antiseptic STEROLINE. See bow
quickly the soreness leaves. Actual most
instantaneously! STEROLINErecom-
mended by health experts everywhere.
At all druggists. 40-cent bottle lasts
months. Get it today!
—The following classifications have a representation of 100 per
cent in the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce. Figures from the
West Texas Chanlber of Commerce bulletin show that seven towns,
less than one hundred miles from the City of Weatherford, vary-
ing in population from 2,000 to 8,000, have in their Chambers of
Commerce a 100 per cent representation from the Produce Houses,
Lumber Yards and Furniture Stores. Does the classification which
you represent show up as well? Does it evidence 100 per cent loy-
POUND
k'^’OUND—Man’s glove. Inquire at the
Herald office.
UND—Watch. Inquire at Herald
KILLS SORE THROAT GERMS M
—STEROLINE is recommended And
guaranteed by all good Drug Stores,
such as the LOVELESS DRUG CO.
PRODUCE HOUSES 100%
City Produce Co.
Tom S. Bullock Co.
W. E. Scptt & Co.
M. B. Cunningham.
F. L. Vincent.
LUMBER YAROS100%
- Milmo Lumber Co.
F. M.'dardm.
W. A. Chew.
FURNITURE STORES 100%
Cotten-Bratton Co.
Fred Kebelman & Co.
Robt. Kebelman & Co.
Membership Committee
Chamber of Commerce
FOUND—Qhlld’s glove, describe and
pay fpr ad at, Herald office.
LOST—Large bunch of keys enclosed
In black leather key container. One
dollar reward. Return to Herald.
should be
prepared to
take either side as sides will be
selected by lot. Bulletins and loan
material may --be secured from the
University. Assistance to contest.
ant8 shall not exceed the following:
(a) aid in outlining arguments; (b)
sources of Information; fc) correct,
ing errors In English and (d) sug-
gestions as to delivery. Pennants
will be given to each successful
I team. Mi6s Eula Pickard, Weather-
ford, is director.
Evday Writing
1. Eligibility.—The contest shall
be open to any pupil, either boy or
girl in a school that is a member
of the League, provided a contestant
can qualify under the eligibility rules
as contained In the constitution and
rules of the League.
2. Divisions.—For the purpose of
this contest schools belonging to
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
SALE
A training school for Sunday
school workers win be held with
the First Baptist church of Weath-
erford on March 12-17. A letter has
Just beeh received from W. H. BUs-
seil, field secretary for this district,
stating that he ahd Miss Elsie Har-
din, elementary secretary, could
spend a week with us on the date
above mentioned. , ^
The whole association Is expected
to send representative Sunday school
workers to this meeting. The execu-
tive board of the Association unani-
mously voted for the meeting to he
held with the First Baptist church
and all the necessary preparation
for the entertainment of the Institute
church, and
TO TRADE—Lot on .house and lot,
Will pay cash difference- 470-M. ;
FOR SALE—6 good Barred Rock
Cockrels, prize winning strain. V, P.
Craven.
GOOD MILK COW. Apply T. W.
Fife or box 69, city.
For fruit trees, shade trees, flow-
ering shrubs and everbloomlng roses
try us and see.
W. Vine street
J. W. TACKETT.
FOR." SALE OR' TRADED registered
Holstein bulls, 11, and 18 months old.
The kind for milk and butter and
beef, priced to sell. See Dr. H. V.
Justus ’ at City Drug Store.
FOR SALE—One* 3 burner-gas cook
stove for less than half price, used
6 months, one table, santary couch,
3-4 size bed, chairs and a few other
things at almost your own price.
Can at once 506 Water street.
F. D. Siiurter, in December 1910,
at the State Teachers Association at
'Abilene. For the first year, the
League’s activities were confined to
debates among the high schools
.affiliated with the University. Later
all schools of the state below college
rank became eligible to membership
and contests in declamation, spelling,
essay writing and athletics were
added.
In 1911 a total of 28 schools joined
the League; 128 in 1912; 248 in
1913; 593 in 1914; 810 in 1915;
1296 In 1916; 2268 in 1917; 2275
in 1918; 2432 in 1M9; 3340 In 1920;
4095 in 1921. 5,000 schools are ex-
pected to participate in the League’s
activities In 1922, ,v
Membership—How Secured
Section 2, Art. 3 of the constitu-1
tion says: “To become a member of I
this League, a school shall pay an I
annual membership fee to E. D. I
Shurter, chairman, University, Aus-1
tin, Texas. The membership fee I
is well In hand
the desire is that 4his shall be the
largest Institute of the kind
held In Parker county.
A program win be mailed to each
Baptist Sunday school In the Asso-
ciation. as soon as same ran be ar-
ranged and printed.
M E. WEAVER.
R. E. KNOX.
M. E. PARK.
1 —Committee.
ever
speller in the county contest.” This
means that every school may have
three contestants in, all. They may
be either girls or boys.
2. Sources.—The 1 words for the
spelling contest shall be taken from
list furnished by the State Chair-
classified, respectively as The
DR. L. M. HALL
DENTIST
PHONE $ * 1
_ __ V -J
1 the following conditions and cir-
cumstances:
I At the county contests, contestants
Jin all divisions shall be distributed
| sparsely over the room.
Uniform paper will be furnished
|by the director to each applicant at
| a nominal price. Applicants will
bring pen and ink; .
Contestants will draw for numbers
and will be given full instructions
by the director.
The state chairman shall furnish
the county superintendent of the
schools prior to the meet two sub-
jects in the general field of Ameri-
canization and three subjects within,
the pupils’ range of study, observa-
tion and experience, the county su-
perintendent of schools to hand
\y MNTED—
W ANTED—Boarders- 26 “
Close In. Phone 114.
WANTED—Roomers and boarders.
AH modern conveniences, (30 per
'month. Columbia House. Phone 175-J
WANTED—House work by middle
aged woman. For information, see
or write .Mrs. Moule iudtus, Weath-
erford. Texas, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 30.
NOTICE—If the boy who found $16
per week.
man,
Juplor List; Senior List and, Sub
Junior List.
Note: Many schools havd Adopted
these lists as supplemental Spelling.
Mrs. Ashley Byron. Weatherford
is director.
Athletics
A separate article will appear in.
another issue In regard tof all. the
athletic event®. R. D. Evan* Wea-
therford, assisted by C. M. Winstead,
B. R. Fillers, Mack Priddy and Miss
Ollle Myers, are the directors.
Toon tor' the best League meet
In th$ history of the comity.
,1, N. ‘JOHNSTON,
Dirctor General.
on South Main, Wednesday will re-
no questions
turn it, and get re
will be asked. Ettlrace Bartley.
OFFICE EAST SIDE 8QUAEB
Weatherford, Texas
#L O. O. F.
I Weatherford Loose No. 11 I OOF
: Meets every Thursday night, north
vent comer square.
W. M. PEARCT, N. O.
T. G GIVENS, Sec.
. •J.W
I I Bar Three Generations
\k
Ail other high schools are dasi
schools. This foe must be ]
before schools win be entitled
enier any contest.
Wno May Enter The
Contests
1. Junior Division—Th
vision is open only to boys and girls
under 44 and over 10 years of age
the first day of September, preced-
•ng. Furthermore, the Junior divis-
ion in declamation is not open to
any pupils who have beeii regularly
promoted to : the ninth grade, nor
to any pupils in a high school or
Junior school where there are one
or more complete ward or elemen.
tary schools under a separate prin-
cipal and In a separate building
rrom the high school.
2. Sub-junior division. This divis-
ion applies only in spelling and is
open to pupils who were ten years
of ace September the first, precede
ing the contest, v,
3. Senior division. T^is division
is open to pupils over 14 and under
21 September 1, preceding contest.
Note:' State winners in debate, de-
clamation, spelling, essay writing
or tennis shall not be eligible to
that event again. The senior and
junior divisions do not apply in I
debate and essay writing noir in
athletics. See Art. 8 of Constitution
Carter, Texas, Jan. 18— Health o
the community is good.
We are needing some rain, espe-
cially the folks who have sowed
wheat.
The Carter singing class has or-
dered new books. We hope to have
better singing when we get them.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Chenauit and
Miss Georgia McLaughlin were visit-
ing in Weatherford last Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Deblue. How-
ard Prather were Weatherford visit-
ors Saturday.
Mr. apd Mrs A. J. Robertson and
children, and Miss. Georgia Mc-
Laughlin were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Chenauit last Sunday.
Mr., Kennedy was a Springtown
visitor. Monday.
Miss Opie McLaughlin was on the
sick list last week, but is some
bettei at this writing.
' Mb. and Mrs. W. C. Chunn arid
Mr end Mrs. A. O. Chenauit made
a business trip to Fort Worth last
Monday.
Mr: and Mrs. Sperge Statum of
Amarillo are visiting relatives here
this week.
Mrs. Ida Dobbs. Mrs. A, J. Robert-
son, Mrs. W. C. Chenauit, Mrs A.
O. Chenauit were the guests of
Mrs. W. H. McLaughlin last Thurs-
day.
which was held
Different
Pheenln Lodge, No. m, A. P, 4 A
I, moots evory Saturday night om n(
ssfsro tho full moon In each month,
• HOWARD ROTTER, too.
»» ecoKin r„ UfTHtr.iioee (corn Ulv.rati
itu) Emulator Co.. Din. 8-0. Atlanta, 6a.
AMGHTt OF PVTHIA* \‘
railway time table
uinr suu Lodge. No A, K ot A,
■weu. e»«-ry Tuesday ntgbl. VlelUng
tnlght* ar* altea.vs welcome CaaUs
■all. then Public Square
C. L. HKIKKIN. C Q.
THRO TAKBMOI UH K «
Texas A Pacific
EAST BOUND
Destination * Leave
No. 12^081188 ............i.......3:40 a. m
No. 6—New Orleans-St. Louis 6:00am
No. 10—Fort Worth........„....7:58 a. m
No. B—Sunshine Special......1:47 p. m
No.jl—Fort Worth.............3:58 p. m
No. 4—St. Louis-New Orleans 4:30pm
WEST BOUND
No. 11—Clsoo-Breckenridge 12:65a.m.
No. Iff—Mineral Wells..........9:85 a. m.
No. ff*g-9weetwater ............10:02 a. m
NO. 1—Sunshine, El Paso....4,:30 p. m
No. 9—Mineral Wells............6:46 p. m
No. fr~El Paso.....................10:02 p. m
1 Listen! ! !
Ask your wife to remind vnti tha‘
on the first Mondsv in February
von are going to eat dinner -n-trv.
the Fourth Ward Imnrovem.ent piuh
at the old Lowa-Cnrter huildi-’g
Then in return for her —...
might ask hpr to en*ov *’’«
roast, cranberry sauce, hot bt«c->'*
creamed poWoe'- r-'1 v~‘ »f'
fee with you We guarantee the
gain win he yours, because she will
be so delighted over your having
been so thoughtful that she will flv
to the kitchen and prepare a hot
evening meal.
Remember the price is onlv 50c.
You are interested this much In
having vour children walk on a ntc«
walk In front of' their hnildlnc
besides beautifying vour «
ROYAL arch MASONS
, dialed con*o«-aiMH of Weatbartorq
AAptei Nu. .lot. H A. M.. second F rt
•ey nigbt Id earn montn *■ coe*'»»
Afimiw la Mteadad to all vtawigg,
'mpantom.
J. M. VENABLE. H K
J. 1. RAPE, Secretary.
T. A. Wythe
Santa Fe
Arrive froth Cleburne..........1:95 p. m
Leave for Cleburne ......-......3:00 p. m
Griscom’s Americanization (This
book is in the hands of all schools
that were members of the League
hast year.)
‘‘American Patriotism in. Prose
and Verse,” The Macmillan Company
Dallas, Texas,
For Junior girls, any poem in the
I uisic or supplementary readers or
Iuveatment Securities.
Loans and Seal Estate
Oil Leases and Royalties
The pie supper
at the Carter school brought 219.00
The mcr.ev will go for f^., basket i
ball. 'Rr . ' * \
Friday
MAN UtiABLE TO GET.CALL;
BCRTS, TELEPHONE OPERATOR
.Thursday was the 'Mildest, day of
the winter, so far iyf Weatherford,
life Wednesday evening, light, nor.
thernly wind* struck the city and
gradually increased until Thursday
morning th temPeratufe ,uul dropped
tb 12, ^agrees above zero. The sud-
■" den change from Wednesday’s balmv
v weather has ..made the cold very
' seveijA. On Mtednsdayi th ternr-e^
tur riAtgM ftom **.
■ morninfe to abound 70,,'iq Ahe hfter,
- noon,' The forecast ns indicated
' above I«»|lcates that tonight- will he
AMOCtRtM) Prvm
I Ga., Jan. 19.—Angere
J cause he was unabie to get a ce
nmmber t^ephone, Ed Smith of O
(rode twelve fnilee and beat up C
d Herman 'Park* according to «
tSwfcrtJjd ^ rAurned by the grad
heap against Smith. j
■ Tba additionai exerppfion
bfcildieik in .the tpcom^ tai
.r^tardeif with^ dark »us#icic
ad'oeates pf. birth Control.
There is always gN'JT‘(Tgf numhei
of contestants in the dlfrePut ^divis*
lions in. declamation. For Rtftber “In
formatipp In’ regard to declftmatio
contest,, write M.' L. Granstaff^ di-
A banker1 Has stated tha'rtpfttaparitg'
will come only by work And thrift:
but the number of people who de-
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