Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 316, Ed. 1 Friday, January 16, 1925 Page: 2 of 4
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MT. PLEASANT DAILY TIMES
Entered at the postoffice at Mt. Pleas-
ant, Texas, as second class mail
matter.
All obituaries, resolutions of respect,
cards of thanks, etc., will be charged
for at regular rates.
G. W. CROSS, Editor
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INVITATION
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Across insensate space, where’r
thou art,
My being’s current sets, and
swiftly flies,
Fond impulse of my inmost
soul and heart—
Thou’lt know, e’en beyond the
seas and skies.
—Annah R. Watson.
RAPID TRANSIT
Mrs. Gossip: “I hear your hus-
band got hurt purty bad the day
he encountered the bear.”
Mrs. Tulips: ‘‘Yep, he got
bruised consider’ble. He says
he wouldn’t of fell if a durn lazv
St. Luke, Chatper 22, contains
the picture of the “Lord’s Sup-
per.” This will be the subject
matter of our enquiring text
next Sunday morning at K. of P.
Hall.
There are several elements
and characters in this picture.
Give it an investigation and see
what you find, and how it ap-
peals to you.
We are not selfish with our
fine meetings. Let any and ev-
erybody who can enjoy the study
of the Bible from anybody’s
viewpoint, make themselves at
home with us.
Baraca Bible Class.
Seb F. Caldwell, Pres.
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Antisthenes when asked what
was the most needful branch of
learning answered that it was to
unlearn one’s bad habits.
When a dead seal is brought
home by an Eskimo hunter the
body is ceremoniously treated to
a drink of fresh water in the be-
lief that all his life the seal has
been craving a draft of sweet
water. The hunter who satis-
fies this longing puts himself on
good terms with the seal’s spirit
and through it with the spirits
of seals still living. This, he
thinks, makes luck for hunting.
The Indian name Shenandoah
means “Daughter of the Stars.”
After many centuries Swedish
menfolk are beginning to milk
cows. They formerly waited by
while the women milked.
The Irish River Shannon, fam-
ed in song and story, is about to
be harnessed to produce electri-
cal energy for the industry of
New Ireland.
Thirty million copies of
Bible were sold last year.
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A church wedding does not
constitute full legal marriage in
Germany. It is preceded by a
ceremony at the office of the
Justice of the Peace.
Of the 52,000 names of towns
and post offices in the United
States, forty-three appear more
than twenty times each.
HOW OLD ARE YOU?
Read What Roger Babson Said .
A WOMAN KNOWS!
London Tit-Bits: “My dear,”
remarked Jinks, who had just
finished reading a book on “The
Wonders of Nature,” “this is a
remarkable work. Nature is
marvelous! Stupendous. When I
read a book like this it makes
me think how puerile, how in-
significant is man.”
“Huh J” said his wife. “A wo-
man doesn’t have to wade thru
400 pages to discover that!”
Mrs. Geo. L. Keith left Friday
rabbit hadn’t got in his way.”— morning for Dallas to spend sev-
Ameriacn Legion Weekly. eral weeks with her daughter.
GROCERIES
We sell only the best of grocer-
ies, and sell them just as cheap
as you can get anywhere.
We will be glad to put you on
our list and are sure that you
will be satisfied to remain our
customer.
WILLIS GROCERY
“The best of everything”
Roger W. Babson, in his book
called “Business.Fundamentals,”
said;. “Thp ten years between
twenty and thirty should be
charged to education. Corres-
pondence courses and Good
Books constitute a most profita-
ble investment at this particular
point in a man's career.”
Many young men and young
women are ambitious but unable
to lea ve home to enter a business
school. Some of them spend the
time vainly in wishing that they
had money, or time, or both, so
that they could prepare them-
selves for bigger things in life
than they now enjoy. Others
avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity offered by the Extension
Department of Tyler Commer-
cial College, Tyler Texas. They
invest their leisure time in an
education that will mean dollars
to them in the future.
There never was any one who
could not afford to take a busi-
ness course. A business course
through the Extension Depart-
ment always pays for itself and
brings back to its recipient vast-
ly more in dollars and cents than
is ever spent upon it. You will
pa£ for a business education
whether you get it or not—by
lost opportunities. No one is
exempt and you should begin
your course now.
By correspondence, or mail,
the Tyler Commercial College
teaches the General Business,
Private Secretarial, General
Railroad, General Western Un-
ion, Bookkeeping, Shorthand and
(Typewriter furnished free)
Business Administration and Fi-
nance, Civil Service, Telegraphy
(instructor furnished free), and
all other subjects which are
taught in personal attendance.
Full information about the
Extension Department is given
in that large, helpful book.
“Achieving Success in Busi-
ness.” This book will show you
how the students learn at home
during their spare time. Clip
the coupon NOW and send for
the 208-page book. It is FREE.
(We have no branch schools
anywhere.)
T^lcr Commercial College,
i v ier, Texas.
STEAM AUTOMOBILE
GLEANER
We have installed a modern Steam Automobile
Cleaner and can remove all the grease and grit
from the engine and running gear on short notice.
This plant uses soap, water and steam, and is the
best made. Come and inspect it. >
A. H. O TYSON S GARAGE
Phone 448 or 449 For
Your Groceries
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for which this store is noted. And the ex-
cellence of the Groceries will cause you to
thank us for suggesting this easy method of
shopping to you.
JONES GROCERY
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CITY
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Miss Winnie Willson of Bon-
ham arrived Thursday after-
ents” Mr. and Mr^W. F.'S the following candidates for of-
The Daily Times is authoriz-
ed to make announcements of
son.
fice in the City Election in April:
Mrs. Clyde Taylor and baby
went to Sulphur Springs Friday
morning to visit relatives.
Dr. W. T. Ballard has returned
from a business trip to Monroe,
La.
The Times Review and Dallas
News one year for $1.75.
For City Tax Assessor and Col-
lector :
FRANK SIMS.
W. E. WILKINSON.
For City Marshal:
BEN CHAPMAN.
CARL HUCKEBA.
J. H. Mullins of Houston spent
the week-end here with friends.
Extension Department.
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Cross, G. W. Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 316, Ed. 1 Friday, January 16, 1925, newspaper, January 16, 1925; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth784707/m1/2/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.