The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1926 Page: 5 of 8
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THE AHNBOLA MONITOR
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Announcements in this column
are made subject to the action
of the Democratic primary dec
tion July 24th, 1926.
Rates: Announcement i e<-
for district offices, . .15; for co
unty offices, $10; for preciue;
offices, $5. Payable upon re-
ceipt of order.
We are authorized to announce
ID ABIES anil children, the stum* 'is
adults, grow weary of being fed
the same food in the same way each
day. It is t.ruo thai most children take
naturally to milk, luit that does not
mean, that they must he fed It ad
nauseam. On the contrary, that Is tin-
very thing to h< avoided.
Pediatrician* advise sonsumption by
children of a quart <>t milk a day in
one form or another. This does not
meun skim milk, mu whole milk, for
the skimmed product is lacking both
in butter fat ami the essential food
element known as vitamin A. which i-
found in butter fat. Many mothers
do not appreciate that removal of
cream from ;he top of a botlie oi
milk results in skim inilk.
•In/: evaporated milk, a product rec-
oftunended by many leading doctors
Stlpr the use of infants and childre;
. -and which is simply pure cow's milk
(^terilized in cans and with sixty pes
[cent of the water removed, there :•
no cream line. The milk in the top
of a can i* the same as it is in t!i-
bottom of the container. This re
suits lYom a process called honiogeniz
ation, in which tin? fat globules in
the milk are broken up into such
microscopic hits that they remain in
homogeneous suspension Every drop
of homogenized milk has a buttery
taste because it contains butter fat
For this reason, in evaporated milk
there is none of the flat taste one
'finds in drinking from the bottom of a
bottle of market milk.
In order to avoid feeding the baby \
or child plain milk three or four times j
a day, many authorities recommend
the use of a mixture of fruit Juice and
milk, a highly palatable and refresh-
ing drink.
Following is a recipe worked om j
by experts for an orange-milk drink*.
Mix in a fruit jar % of a cupful oi
orange juice, of a cupful of evap-
orated milk, throe teaspooufuls oi j
sugar, teaspoonful of lemon juice !
and a few grains of salt. Shake well i
before serving.
I'm- District Attorney, 7th Judi-
cial District:
WALTER G. RUSSELL, of Mir
tola.
G. L. FLORENCE, of Gilm-.i
The Senior B. Y. P. U. enjoy-
ed a party at the church Thurs
day evening of last week
The Sunbeams and Junior De
partment of the Sunday School
have recently bought a piano for
their department.
The Woman's Missionary So-
ciety met in regular session Mon
day afternoon for mission study
Next Monday's meeting will be
devoted to business and mission
ary program.
Considering the cold weather
all services were ' exceedingly
well attended Sunday.
At the opening exercise of
the B. Y. P. U. Sunday even-
ing the General Director gave a
splendid talk on "Love—The
Greatest Thing in the World."
Young and old are invited to
attend the B. Y. P. U.
There is a place for everybody
and you are welcome.
The Callaway Bible Class wa^ |
well attended last Sunday. In j
torest in this class is growing j
All men not attending Sunday I
School elsewhere are invited to j
come and meet with these men j
and enjoy the good fellowship, i
The Book of Acts is being!
i studied at the mid-week prayer j
service. The fifteenth chapter ;
Was the lesson for Wednesday j
evening.
Sunday morning at the eleven ++*
o'clock hour the pastor will j
i preach on "Am I My Brother's
i Keeper?" at the evening hour
j the subject will be "How Peo-
j pie Try to Get Rid of Their
j Sins."
If thi is the church of your
| choice you are cordially invited
! to worship with us.
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For County Judge:
E. A. THARP, of Mineola.
WITH THE METHODISTS
Walter L. Cannon. Pastor
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We are going to do some remo deling at our Mineola store and we
are going to offer some very unusual ly low prices to clear our shelves of all
Fall and winter goods and all other merchandise, in order that we may
do the remodeling that we have plan toed.
This Sale is one event that will long be remembered. If our low
prices in the past have surprised you, you will be dumb founded at the
reckless price slashing we are now doing. Prices are literally being cuf
to the bone.
This sale will open Friday morn ing, Jan. 29th. Don't delay but come
early and get choice of selections.
Immediately after this sale closes the workmen will start the mterio"
work in this store. New shelving will be installed and numeral?:,
changes will be made. It is our aim, if possible to get this stock to th°
very lowest ebb to give us room to make the changes.
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For County Superintendent
Public Instruction:
0. L. DAVIS, of Golden.
For Tax Collector:
ERNEST J. McCRARY. Re
Election.
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For County Commissioner
J. C. PARK, For Re-Election.
For County Clerk:
GEO. T. SHAW.
J. J. McLEOD.
For District Clerk:
V. B. (VIRGIL) SHAW.
J. W. BULLOCK.
For Justice of the Peace:
J. F. FRENCH.
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CITY
ELECTION
For City Commissioner:
J. A. HALEY.
14 acres of land with a splen
did residence on it for sale oi
rent, see Woods and Rogers
Mineola, Texas.
C. C. WOOD & CM
MINEOLA, TEXAS
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Considering the weather con-
dition the attendance was tin
Sunday. Dr. W. F. Andrews
preached a very practical ser
mon Sunday night to a verv f t
tentive and appreciative audi-
ence. A Vic 1 in solo was render-
ed by Mr. Tommy Sewell, of j V
Nachogdoches accompained on V
the piano bv Miss Iris Adrian, i
The reports given at the quarter !
ly conference were very opto- \
mistic concerning outlook for j _ .
future. The presiding Elder's j Sarah Henderson
and Pastor's salary and the local Tuesday night with Mis
incidental expenses were report caic|well.
ed paid to date. A District as- ^vliss Avis Hartsfield spent
sessment of S40.00 was also Saturday evening with Misses
paid. _ | Cherry.
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Rank Health With
Three "Rs" Is Plea i
On account of bad weather
the taking of the Religious cen
sus has been temporarily post-
poned. Circle No. 1 of the Mis-
sionary Society will give an
apron party at the Parsonage
Friday night of this week at 8
o'clock. The program contempla
Mr. Eugene Cherry spent the
week-end in Sherman.
Miss Bess Rape spent the
week-end at Quitman.
Miss Ora Pritchett spent last
week-end with home folks in
Mineola.
Miss Avis and Lav-s llarts-
By MARIE K. JOHNSON
As an educational subject for chii
dren. health should hold equal rank
with the three
Notice to Those
| Who Would Plan ;
Blackb .i nes-
ted promises to be very interest j e!1 joyed some Edison music
ing and it is hoped that every j a| jyjr Blackwell's last Friday
member of the church and j .
friends will be present.
There will be regular service"
next Sunday. The Methodist ex
tends a welcome to all who have
no church home.
Senior Epworth League Program*
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NEW OOOOS m SPRING
We
are now r ceiving cur
New
| Spring Good^i %vhich includ ^ the
| newest ^ ^ re?s Linens in all
j colors. A full line oi other new
| dress fabrics for early Spring wear,
j Ladies sport ties in ail the fashion-
| able colors, cuff and collar sets and
I fancy buttons for trimmings.
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| Showing some of the latest patterns
| and styles in ladies shoes.
I E. D. Scott
Subject: One to
j Preaching.
Leader—Ruby Laminack.
Song.
Jesus j nd Nicodemus—Harr}
Jones.
Jesus and the Samaritan Wo-
man—Cecil Moore.
Jesus and the mar born blind
—Marouerito Kine.
Song.
Paul and the Philippian jr4i-
er—Bruce Ray.
Special — Quartette — Leoi
Aaron, Bruce Ray, Robert Bow-
doin and Velma Davis.
Some Be's for personal wir>'
ers—Audrey Fay Rountree.
Some Be's for personal work-
ers—Minnie Alice Carraway.
Prayer.
League Benediction.
League at 5:45 Sunday aft"r-
noon. Everybody is invited
come and visit or join our le:
true.
Mr. M. L. Cherry and fam-i
il.v spent Wednesday night v.'ith ;
his parents Mr. and Mrs. F.
II Cherry.
Mr. K. S. Cherry visited his
parents Tuesday.
Little Welton Z'eglcr spe?.t |
fi om Tuesday till Sunday with j
his grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs j
Caldwell. I
Mr. Bryan Ziegler visited Mr j
Caldwell Sunday.
Everyone remember Sunday I
School at 10 o'clock Sunday.
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Ft s in the cur- j , - . ■ ,
rieuluni of pub ! '"T ^ a '
lie schools. Doc- junt.eit;-! but
tors declare that I tS nci'2
without a j demand is greatc
healthy, sturdy ! ply and it is tini
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sible for the child
to have a healthy,
happy mind.
Neglect of
childhood defects
may result in
permanent physi-
cal impairment
hildhood ills atv
to malnutrition,
-tudents especial o
S10.00 REWARD
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. 1917." No questions
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The health of the communit y
is not very well at this time.
Mr. Bill Hartsfield, Mrs.
Johnnie Sandifer and litrle Dor j
is Pollard a,re on the sick list.
Mr. Virgil Richardson spent!
Sunday with Mr. Irwin and;
Conlev Richardson.
tresses made new,
mattress made. See J.
and Sons.
Get a. square deal,
Phone :■?.
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Blacksmith
las and oil
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Marie K. Johnson.
j later on. Many
traceable directly
High school
: need a variety in foods for at
; age their growth is rapid. The pro-
tein or "building food" should
! abundant for high school boys and
girls. When they buy their luneheons,
j high school pupils are apt to display
! a preference for chocolate sodas
cream puffs and i-andy. An appeti/.;i.._
iuncheon put up at home is mu*.-:;
to be preferred to the sort the boy or
girl might obtain at the corner store
near the school.
j Meat is all right for the school
luncheon but it should be put up in
tempting form. If sliced thin it is
more appetizing in sandwiches than
If In thick pieces. Beverages or soup
may be carried in thermos bottles
i but the bottles must be carefully
I washed and aired daily after using.
Milk is recommended for an impor-
tant place in the boy's or girl's diet be-
causo of its proteins, minerals, phos-
i phorus ; nd <-a!<-iuin. necessary for the
developiue: t
| case of calc:
I tho building ol' i'one and teeth. Evap-
: orated milk has come into favor as a •>
i health builder for children as well I P'^m
waking up to th
I are in a position
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prices, a1 (i we «■
crease your acre
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' and are prepay d
prepared to iaUe v,
blackberiy that yoi
i Tiiey do well on aro
in Wood county nr
duce from 75 to 2-0
acre.. The psice
factory will pa.1 i!
be around $1.25 to
crate. We feel thai
er should have ri i
this money makie.w
comes in during ti
June, in^t when y<
money most. Ask t
parties who have b
them whether th*
them a paying en
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because by removal of Gd
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twice as rich in food value '
y milk and by a process j
■nixing more digestible j
larket milk.
!> ' tuco and celery, carefuliy \
dried, may i>e so wrapped j
I a per that they will be fresh
L'ood condition at lunch time,
should not be used in sand- j
fii.viP# d ifttuee is almost in- '
st you in securing piant
BOWDOIN CANNING 3,
$10.00 REW ARD
Will pay $10.00 l ewarr ' -r
turn of bunch oi kiy.s 1 i:-1-
name plate "C. Malinry. Ii a
Texas, 1917." No question- &
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The Mineola Monitor (Mineola, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 28, 1926, newspaper, January 28, 1926; Mineola, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth285946/m1/5/: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Mineola Memorial Library.