Timpson Weekly Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1928 Page: 4 of 8
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District Meeting Wonu’a
Federated Chibs May
BeHnjd in Thapeen
The next meeting of the
Fourth District. Woman's Fed-
erated Clubs, will probably be
held in this city, according to
Mrs. E. A. Booth, president of
;he Zend Avesta Club of Timp-
son. Information from the
president of the Fourth Dis-
trict says, “As far aa we are
concerned we’ll meet in Timp-
son.” This means that about
two hundred ladies will be here
for the meeting; however, Mrs.
Booth states that more definite
arrangements are yet to be
made, but that it ia hoped the
meeting wpl! be secured for our
city.
The meeting will be held
during April or May, 1929.
Have A Good Laugh With The Camera Man
THE BLACK SHEEP
A woman has written to
me, wanting to know what to
do in the case, of her son. She
says he won’t go to school, he
won’t do useful work and
tends generally to consort
with dissolute companions.
I may as well confess right
now that 1 cannot answer her
question. I know all the argu-
ments about love and kind
treatment and psychological
study and patience and so on,
and I know also that,there are
cases that none of these things
Tenaha, Texas, Sept. 21.—
The Henderson football team,
coached by Prof. C. O. Pollard,
will come to this city Friday.
September 21st., for a contest
with the Tenaha school team,
coached by J. E. Powers. The
game will be played on the
local grid-iron, and a record
crowd is expected to be in at-
tendance. The game will be-
gin at 3:45 o’clock and every-
body is invited.
1 do not suppose there is one
family among my readers un-
able to confess to some sort of
black sheep; some boy or girl
that persists in going
Don't rnn for a doctor—yon’re not seeing things,—the timer* mao fid. Calm down. Pretty Lillin
Mctrccr, at the extreme right, seems to have made the camen- man go wrong. The first picture is of
fihn beauty, Raquel Torres—it's easy to see where the naaghty camera man was looking. Johnny Brov
also of the films; is the only male sufferer in this cameraman’s spree. His legs are certainly long mot-
to reach the ground.' The second pi-tare is of a young lady who mar hare got that way eating at boar.,
tag hmiscs. When. Tea Rickard sees this, he may try to sign her np—her reach beats anything he €..
“seed" before. No, yon don’t need new eyeglasses—hut somebody needs a new camera.
CHESTER BED WELL
THOROUGHLY TRAINED
IN SHORT TIME
Mr. Chester E. Bedwell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bedwell,
Gasoline, Texas, writes s very
interesting letter from Quita-
Chester demon-
wrong
in spite of everything.
Much is said of preachers’
sons who turn out badly and
the implication is that they
have been treated too strictly
Mooroe Maw, Heir to
$7,000,000, Plus, to Give
House sad Lot to Each
Friend, Build Hospital
which will serve particularly, of Timpson community, who
to care for those who are fl-,was operated upon at John-
nancially unable to pay hospi- son hospital last week for ap-
tal bills. Also, he intends to pendiritis is doing nicely, and
buy for each of his friends s the young man’s friends are
house and lot. He is confident glad to know that his condi-
that there will be enough mon- lion has improved to the ex-
ey to do all these things, with tent that he may be removed
plenty left over. to his home in next few days.
-:- Homer Harmon of Vivian,
Special Saturday and Monday La., was a business visitor in
Plain White Cop and Saucer,1 Timpson yesterday,
special 10c. I jlrs. D. C. Bussey has gone
Morgan * Undsey. ; to sherman for , severa] days
_ _ .. visit with her sister.
From Friday's Daily. H_ c, Meador of Garrison
Mtes Velma Nichols of this spent A short while here this
riirv loft IbnHnoeflflV rmrht fnr
in their youth, so that in later
I-.7 years they rebel.
f: • Some sav that children
Should be carefully disciplined
que, Texas,
strated that
ing can be acquired within a
very short time at Tyler Col-
lege when he completed the
Bookkeeping, Automobile Ac-
counting, Shorthand, Type-
writing and Business Adminis-
tration Couries within 3 months
and 12 days. The same com-
bination of courses in any
other school would require at
least five times that time. Mr.
Bedwell writes:
I “Thank you for giving me
the offer for a position at
Nacogdoches. I appreciate
the services of your Employ-
ment Department, however,
since I have several offers for
positions nearer home, I must
decline your offer. Two of
the. positions will be mentioned
Monroe. Sept. 15.—Walter
P. Wells, 62 years old, a Mon-
roe railroad man, took a few
days off this week to go fishing.
He had received authentic
in this letter.
“I was offered a position in
the First National Bank at
Quitaque, Texas,, with the un-
Mrs. R. N. Dyer of Baytown,
Texas, who was severely in-
jured in automobile wreck on
Highway 35, between Timpson
and Tenaha' Tuesday, is re-
derstanding that I would be
promoted to cashier .as
! CATTLE DISEASES
There has been an outbreak
of blackleg in several places
throughout the county. As all
tiie dead cattle have not been
buried 'or burned. Calves or
yearlings under two years
old should be watched
very closely, and, if the disease
develops near you, you should
vaccinate, or better still vacci-
nate your calves as the vaccine
cost only 10 cents per bead and
cattle are worth too much to
take the chance of this small
amount. The vaccine ia kept
for sale by several drug stores
in the county.
C. P. Scurlock,
County Agent.
______ _ , . isoon as
I understand the business,
which would take only a short
and Tenaha' Tuesday, is
ported doing very nicely,' con-
sidering the extent of her in-
juries. Mr. B. N. Dyer who is
also confined to the hospital is
The
After spending several!following relatives are prea-
jent: Mrs. William Quarts,
Mr. and j Goose Creek, mother of Mrs.
, ‘ William Ratley,
fol-i daughter returned to Bryan I Houston, sister; Mr. and Mrs.
J. N. Dyer, parents of Mr. Dyer
of Shreveport, La.
Texas, which belongs to Ander-
son & Clayton. This is a
large company and, having a
large field for advancement, I
accepted in preference to the
bank, ,
“I consider my Tyler train-
ing very valuable. It has en-
abled me to take advantage of
opportunities. I finished my
courses within a short time
and I can heartily recommend
Tyler Commercial College as;
THE school of business.”
Beyond a doubt, it is demon-
strated that Tyler Commercial
College is the school for YOU.
What Mr. Bedwell says is the
experience of thousands of
boys and girls from all over
the Southwest
thoroughly in
largest business
school.
In “Achieving
terday for appendicitis.
Friends of the family are glad__________________
to learn that she ia doing nice-'doing nicely following
ly- j bruises in this accident.
following relatives are
nephews and nieces after the I weeks with relatives at Timp-
passing of several generations.jsor. and Henderson ________
The will has caused extensive'; Mrs. J. G. Powers and little! Dyer; Mrs.
litigation, which Wells f * *J 1-1 ‘ J
lowed, but without believing; Tuesday where Mr. Powers
that he wodld ever be able to! will resume his duties as in-
participate in the division of structor in the textile depart-
He i3 now assured meet of the A. & M. College.
the money,
by the Richmond attorney that
i'he money will be distributed
before March 15, 1929.
Wells has already planned
what he will do with part of
the immense fortune. He plans
to build a large hospital here.
Belter Marketing
Methods Needed
What the farmers through-
out the country need is a bet-
ter system of marketing.
Every fanner in the Nation
suffers through the antiquated
marketing methods now em-
ployed.
Somehow or other, most
Easterners look upon the
farm problem as remote. But,
actually, the East has as
much of a problem as the
West.
The sixteen states on the
Atlantic seaboard produce, in
value, more than a fifth of all
the tom grown in the United
States.
They produce two thirds of
all the buckwheat; nearly half
the potatoes, cabbage, celery,
tomatoes and peaches- a third
of the apples and about a quar-
ter of the carrots, lettuce, peas,
onions and hay.
Their production or dairy
products is nearly a third.
Thev rate a sixth in live stock.
Their output is quite large ini
all standard cereals.
True, these Eastern farmers;
live close to big markets. Thsyj
America’s
From Tuesday’s Daily.
The Timpson band left this
morning for Marshall where
they will play during the five-
day run of the Central East
Texas Fair which opens today.
The organization is under
leadership of director C. E.
Busey, and will furnish music
for day and night showing.
THERE’S NO ESCAPE
ture. Clip the coupon and
mail it NOW.
(We have no branch
schools. We lead; others fol-
low)
TYLER COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE, Tyler, Texas.
Name . ..'.................
Address ..................
a-e not affected by an exporta-j
We surplus. i j
However, the slow routing i
between farm and table is a
tremendous handicap to them.;
Look over the ’ facts given!
above, then decide for your-i
seH wh«’ber th« Past has a!
farm problem or not! . '
Distributed by:
Nacogdoches Grocery Co,
Nacogdoches, Timpson and Lufkin
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Molloy, T. J. Timpson Weekly Times (Timpson, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, September 21, 1928, newspaper, September 21, 1928; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth764557/m1/4/: accessed June 29, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Timpson Public Library.