The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 14, 1925 Page: 8 of 8
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CAftTKAME CMATTW 1 MOW OLD AM
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mo. ua
order or
THE EASTEMM STAM
Meet* ThuradW/ evening after trie
full moon of cacti month. Visitor*
cordially minted
MRS ETHEL NELSON. W M
W. C RUSSELL, Sec
VOOf
ROGER SAMSON SAID
REAP WHAT
Ruth Davis
araivaJ, Jam
Grad* Outing at IT Vs
Vr yard M PERKY BROS
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Ki r H E 8—MRS warn In Old
dins* on bus.u**.- Last seek
/>T»- Kpriug Shew * for Li
now Style and UsUuirt
Hone to Msateb.
HAWTHORN DRY GOODS CO
CARTHAGE CHAPTER
.■NNw Mo. 2S. R.
2 Meet* every Fourth Tuoe
L .day nipht of each month.
I ’> C; at 7 o'clock. Violtor* «i
•say* cordially welcomed
W. C RUSSELL. H. P,
HORACE ALLISON. See.
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$9
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Joui Hooker. Jr., went to Port Ar
tiiur du- latter part of laat m-k
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Pht J
The baby of Mr and Mr*. Raymond
Thomas ho* heeu seriously aii-k. Mr.
and Mr* Thomas amd Mrs. N. L. Walk
er took the little one to Shreveport
Thursday for medical tr« atm»-iu Mr
Thomas and Mrs. Walker have re- j
turned hut Mar Thouiats remained
there with the haby. though she i*
improved hut not enough lo be brousht
Rev Geo C. Henry spent last week] home. We surely hope for ilie little
one’s entire recovery.
Itmvy Grade Outing at 17‘o
r yard at KERRY BROS
CARTHAGE LOOGE. No
621. A. P. and A M.
Meat* Thursday oigM u*
or before the full moon of
aach month. Vlaatln#
brethren In OUT ©ky wr4M
always And • cordial welcome wdth ua
S- W. RAV, W. M.
A O NELSON, Sec-
Hull School ('arnlval. Jan
then.
in < eatral Tetut
Hear by Touch
FOR 6ALE-
« heap.
-A good baby cart. |
MRS R M. PARK.
WOOD FOR SALE.
W. 8 4'badwick baa just completed
a modern residence for SterreU Bow-
en hear Hoik MR.
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P A. Woodyard and wife »■»■«
hosts to a number of their friends
with a 6 o’clock dinner, Jan. 6.
• —■ ee ■■ -— 1 ■
1 will do your plain sowing house
just below Mrs Gil Us on f'laytou St.
Up MILS MARY LOFTON.
Miss lajcile Haden of Timpson was
the gueet of f'arthtge relative* last
week.
Have plenty of wood, ready t>
quick sale. Prompt delivery.
O E. JONES.
want dry
STOVE WOOD—If you
stove wood, phone 264 31.
2ip J. K. MITCHELL
Mrs Alii McAnnully and Hula son.
Lon Wyatt, have returned from visit-
ing other towns during the holidays.
s^ali
shipment of Spring Dresses In the
new cokers hist arrived.
HAWTHORN DRY GOODS CO.
Mrs. Jack Titus of Sulphur Springs
Mas the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Travis L*>ng
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We are sorry to stale that W. D.
Hill baa been quite sick the past
week.
l/dew
few Hals, Caps. Shirt* for Men and
Roys.
HAWTHORN DRY GOODS CO
Dr J H Neal is In Marlin where he
hopes for the medldnaJ waters to re-
I'evr his rheumatism from which he
hus suffered mucii kitely.
Mr* H A GUlis and daughter, Mias
On* Hell, returned from lamgview
Thursday where Miss Dim Iiell bad
lately undergone un operation for up-
pendielila. We are glad she has re-
covered the operation
STRAYED.
One lllark liorae mule, about 9 years
old, weight ubout 900 {Miumls. Has
scar on left bind leg JubI below the
knee. Left home Monday, Dec. 22 and
wu* Mat seen at Clayton, Texas, Dec.
26th and was headed towards l/ong
branch, Texas. Liberal reward. No-
tify If. ENGLISH, Carthage, Texas
SMi Signed J I. BONE. Murvwwl, Jei,
Christian Name John
Easily Most Popular
A compilation of Die Christian
names u! army ifti< crs contained iu i
the ofliciul Army ReqrluU..’ for JV2< |
shows the relative frequency of oc- |
curreu< e of tliese names. 'J lie reg- |
later gives the names of 111,701 ottl- 1
cers—11.3.74 on the active liat and |
2,107 on the retired Hal. As the j
Christian name !* not given In the
case of sixty four names the list shows
the record for 13.687 officers.
The first Qve names John, Wilburn,
Charles. James and Georgs—number
nearly 26 per cent of (be entire Hat,
while the liat shows that about one-
half of tha entire army la made up
of officers with the Ant twenty names,
aaya the Army and Navy Journal.
Rome 1JB66 different namen nr* given
In the list, of which. In tha case of
Mff, more than 90 per cent appear only
once.
Tbis compilation was made by 81
men Newton of the Doited §t»»ee
engineer office, Detroit, Mich., to whom
the Army and Navy Journal le In-
debtsd for bis carefully prepared ar-
ticle, which shows the following
most fnqiifot:
John 020. William 007. Charles 633.
James 550, George M0, Robert 874,
Thomas 306, Frank 264, Henry 276.
Joseph 266, Edward 260, Berry 240.
Walter 160, Arthur 161, Paul 150.
Frederick 145, Harold 144. Itichurd
130. Francis 137, Albert 136. Kamuel
12), Edwin 117, Bslph 104. Clarence
00. Herbert 07, Louis 06, David 00,
Fred 60. Howard, Raymond 76 each,
Alfred 75, Alexander, Benjamin 78
each, Ernest 71, Donald 66, Dunlel,
Hugh 07 each, Eugene 66, Carl, Itoy 06
each, Philip 04. I*>wix 01. Edgar, Law
rence 67 each, Oscar 66, Earl 46.
Theodore 43, Edmund 80, Clyde, Lloyd,
Bussell 38 each, Guy, Oliver 87 each,
Claude, Clifford, Kenneth 80 each,
laonurd 34, Elmer, Horace, Jpase 33
each, Allen, llarvey, Ituy 82 each,
Chester, Leslie 31 eueli, Andrew, l^*s
ler 80 each, Peter, Stanley 20 each,
Norman. Willis 28 each, Michael 27.
Jacob 20, Bernard, Leon, Stephen,
Wallace 25 each, Dougins, Franklin,
Frederic. Herman, Patrick, Percy 24
each, Everett, Ira, I.eo, Martin. Kid-
ney 28 each, Floyd, Gordon, Dlto,
Victor 22 eurh, Lee 12, Homer, Muu-
rice, Wilbur 20 each.
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The d«af aTTJ iTjuiIj may h <r
through this Instrument When h« i<i
In the palm of the hand it conveys
vibrations of speech mechanically >o
the sensitive skin Professor Robert
H Gault. Northwestern I'nlverslty
is th* inventor
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SALE.
The WALchuuft has Scholarship* la
the Tyler Commercial College, of Ty-
ler, Texas, also tha Braotley-Draugbon
College, of Fort Worth, Teua. U you
are contemplating taking g business
course, U will pay you to see ua. No
better business colleges are to ha
found In America than either of these
two institutions, and wa can save you
some money on the scblarsblps.
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Quality remains long, long after pries
la forgotten. Our customers are never
beard apologizing for the quality of
arintlng they receive at The Watch
man office.
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Australia's new aircraft factory Is
expected to turn out 160 airplanes the
lirst year.
selves lor leg.ger thing.- in life than
they now enjoy'. Others avail them
selves of the opportunity offered by
the Extension Department of Tylert
Commercial College. Tyler, Texas.]
They Invest their leisure tune in as J
education tha' will mean dollar* to
them in the future.
There never was any one who could j
i not <uaoid to take a business course. ]
A busine- * court* through the Extern I
i , i
sioa Department always pays for R-
I self sod brings hack to Us recipient
vastly more in dollar* and oents than
is ever spent upon U. Y<>u will pay for '
a business education whether you get
; it or not--by lost opportunities. No
one is exempt and you should begin
, your course now.
I &y correspondence, or mail, the j
, Tyler <'omxnercial College totuins the
; General Business, Private Secretarial, J
j General Railroad, General Western |
Cnion, Bookkieping. Shorthand. Type- i
j writer furnished tree), Business Ad- j
i ministration and Finance, Civil Her :
vice. Telegraphy (Ins*ru> tor furnished
free), and all other subjects which
are taught in personal attendance.
Full information about the Ex'en-j
-ion Department is given in that large, j
helpful book, ‘ ACHIEVING SCO’ESB ']
! IN Bt Hi NEKS” Th Is Book mill -how
| you how the student* learn at home
j luring their spare time. Clip the com-
! non NOW and tend for the 2dk page
| hook it i* FREE.
(WE have no bran< b schools any-
where).
TYLER COMMERCIAL OQLL4E0B,
Extension Department, Tylbr, Tega*
It atorc of Goo M Mo
Daniel ptupriwtor of Marshal! MsrhW
and Granite Works ha* kteeit stocked
with a lot of beautiful me in'menus of
different sixe* and designs
'i acre is mure satlsfaoDon In sekeut-
ing monument* whore yon have a large
assortment of designs of different six-
es and finished from durable material*
and at prices that are reasonable and
satixfetory. designs that show Individ
oaiity tha: uan always he appreciated
U mL-rcaled you should xer this Al»
play when making *ePotior,*
li»h-16 booth Ride Public Bquare.
Marshall Texas
A PnrisMuenos Aire* air-nuhmter
service is •being pi a need
Roarit potatoes end bulked bo*f was
a favorite dish of Chatties Lamb.
Xk
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# Arrested is Ron Francisco
three youth* tor highway lubbery.
Ruth Davi*. 19 say* site will have
£ur her borne u> New York just as
soon a* she con.
Evening Frock
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Advertising D the
crowbar known Cur
portuniUta.
effecti v*
up op
im
Name
Address
Typewriter ribbons, ih* one
want at the Watchman Office.
NOTICE
VV<p Iky \ 4* M i iircd (tar j
MTiiiTs of y l irslw
( lass lloi*M'slMHkr and
kit* |>FPjty|vd to do
your llorsp-»d*ociii{<.
tiivi* iin a (rial—
Satislartuui (xiiaraii-
The clow bodice and full skirt
here ate extremely youthful, and the
trimming of violets and gardenia*
together with the scarf give the only
ornamentation necessary. Tlie frocla
it of mauve chiffon over silver doth)
Bory& If ary
NDIGESTION
caiiMi-s bloaUiig—gtthNy p»ln» that
crowd the heart—coiuti put ion.
Alwoyt ini rtlitf and comfort la
CHAMBERLAIN’S
TABLETS
No griping—no nausea - only 25 cents
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A LARGE SCHOOL.
Ji is «< If ovldi nt that the more suc-
t-essful a school become*—the great
er siiccesa of Um students in securing
good positions the larger It will grow.
The BIG Behind Is better for you he-
rn use:
1. Its size Is proof of it* success In
pleasing Its students. (Tbis oollego
bus more students in attendance NOW
than all oilier business colleges in Fart
Worth COMBINED).
2 Bm-aque of our large lattendanca,
our teachers are speaiullsts — not
"Jack of all trades,".
3. Iustruutlon D more thorough,
teaching method* more progressive
because of the better qualifications
of our teaoherx.
4. Equipment must he more extern
alve, more up to date, completely eq-
Ipped to meet every need.
k. A large ecboot Is better knewn,
nuts tnflueat|*L no lx enabled to
get better poelttone for U graduaes
Business men want the BEST, ft wli
pay yon to get the BUST.
BRANTLEY—DRACO HON COLLBOB
FORT WORTH. TBXA8.
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ruined
Many a first impression
has been ruined by some
seemingly little thing
IT’S *o caiy to get off on the
• wiling foot wuh people—whether
it be in an important butineu con-
a casual social
Vi
If anyone la vtaitliMl you. or If any
number of your family '•* going any
vhere. won t you please ’phone It to
The WntrhmanT Call U.
tact or simply in
meeting.
It pave in life to be able to make
people like you. Anil it) often it is
tunic teemingly very little thing that
may hold you back
For example, quit* unconsciously
you watch a person's teeth when he
or ihe it in conversation with you.
Ifthev arc unclean, improperly kept,
and it you are a fan idiom per eon,
you will automatically hold (hit
againtt them And all the while this
tame analysis is being made of you.
Dwerfef IM feat Hmii tfWk e
SL?
let
n*«
Wordsworth was such a poor pen
man that hie sister copied all hie
poems.
RMS.
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You will notice the improvement
even ip the irtt few days. Aid you
Roe Mu rheeteg Wrq.
So the makere ol Lteterine, the
tafe antiseptic, have found for you
alto the ready safe dentifrice,
What are your teeth tayihs shout
you today l-UUBSRT PUrtb
MAC.U CO , Saint Loan, V S. 4.
LISTERINB
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube—23 emsts
The “Kilowatt
THAT YOU BUY
~P) liKI T» 11' I'uwcf its inotisnml in Kilowatts—-“TIiousiiimI wutts/’
TIid work ijono by ilmi flif'trlc’ jiowt r tlujiiijr an interval of tiino
is nwiiNureil in Kilowatt Hours, i. c., Kilowatts |>rr hour.
VVIutii you buy a uumhor of Kilowatt Hours of Klootrioity from
us, ilifivtori1, you aro buying tho Korvioes of a ust*ful Horvant whioli
will work for you, willingly anti untiringly, and at vory littlo (?ost.
Tin* following list will give you an idea of what useful work a
Kilowatt Hour of JtJJoetrh'ity will do in your home:
( lean your Iioiiho daily for (wo weeks.
Him your Hewing marliiiig for 15 hours continuously.
Heat (lie Ideelrie Iron for a large ironing.
lira! your ('iirliug Iron every morning for ovor a iiionih.
Operale (lie IHnIi-W'aslirr twin* daily for a week.
Operate (lie Klcetrir W tiHhrr on lour wash day*.
Enc losed with your hill on Jan. 1st, our customer* found a pamph-
let on “How to Hoad Your Meter.” Wo hope that these instructions
will enable you to keep a cheek on your emter. By doing thin you
can keep up with your electric account as accurately as you do your
grocery account.
(onrteoBff Service
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Carthage Eh ctriciTQJc* Co
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Park, R. M. The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 52, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 14, 1925, newspaper, January 14, 1925; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth973876/m1/8/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.