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THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT GAZETTE, THIRSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921.
1
H. L. RICHIE, AGE SUNDAY SCHOOL
i 86, DIED LAST I WORKERS MEET
VOLUME 1 OF
DAILY COURIER
NIGHT 10 O'CLOCK IN FORT WORTH IS INTERESTING
I
OwilT^01 **
"You Tell'em
white sox,
I've got the
blues"
Bright colors are always desir-
able In the spring time. TIioho
new Shirts we have Just received
have all the bright, crispy ap-
pearance of I he spring season.
Height new Ties In all the want-
ed colors. ill fact we have good
looking furnishings «>f all klnilH
for the in oil, whether In socks,
neckwear or what not.
Always the best l y patron-
izing.
Atier a several days lllin *> II I.
(Henryi Richie, ugod .vi'.iiR, tin il at
Ills home on N Church street Ft Ida >
muh l at 1 m o'clock. 1 H'l'fH/ii'd Is sur-
vived bv Ins widow and one da tighter,
Mrs Hort.e Stout', of thin clt>. The
ili'i i-ii.m>iI ti willow in TO jwirN of ago
She is a sister of our townsmen.
Messrs. It. !«. and J H. Ray. Mr.
Richie I'litiu' to MeKinney from Ken-
tucky ami hud be n a residi lit 01 Mc-
Kinney for .ilrty years or more It'1
won a carpenter b> trade and il
though advanced In yearn, continued
to do carpentei work until his illnos.<
a few weeks ago.
Deceased was a member ol" the
\. MeKinney Raptisl church Saturday
Funeral sol-vices were held In the
North MeKinney Huptlst church thin
afternoon at 3 o'clock, conducted h.
his pamor, the Rev. A .1, Soule.
11iir■((.! was made in lYcim drove
cemetery.
niophiow or m«'Kinm:v iiiiu.s
IN.M Itl l>
8
I.IK10 MINI; m:\t ti
W II. Matthews, Former Prominent
MeKinney l>ry (JoimIs Merchant,
Now In California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Matthews are
still very much pleased with their
new home at Lour Reach, California,
where they moved last year. Mr. Mat-
thews has Invented in Home splendid
revenue hearing real estate in Hong
Beach. Besides the nine home in
which they live, they own a big stucco
Klnt bulldliiK. which they rent at $200
per month, also one rent house at $75
per month and other property. Mr.
Matthews still owns some of the most
valuable rent residence property in
MeKinney, where he was in the dry
poods business for a number of years.
We and his brother, 1'. C. Matthews,
owned two big dry woods stores at
MeKinney and Krinis. The latter con-
ducted the business at Knnis, while
W. H. Matthews conducted the Me-
Kinney house, which the R. O. Mc-
t'aln Company now own. Mr. and Mrs.
Matthews are greatly missed in busi-
ness, social and church circles of
our city and have a multitude of
friends here and all over our county
who will lie Interested In lion rim* that
they are enjoying wood health and
like their new home line at Long
Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews re-
tain their interest in their many Me-
Kinney and Collin county friends
whom they keep up with by reading
our paper regularly.
Y'olney Jones, grandson of Mrs. T.
1, Webb, who resides in this city, was
dangerously injured recently In Shaw-
nee. Oklahoma "where he resides. Mr.
Jones mother is a daughter of Mrs.
Webb and his parents resided in Col-
lin county for several years.
The Shawnee newspaper has the
following to say concerning the acci-
dent:
"Volney Jones, lineman with the
Shawnee Cms and lOleci'l • Company,
was seriously and perhaps fatally In-
jured when the pole on which he was
working in the yard of the Harrison
street school broke, bearing him to
the ground.
Mr. o.lnes. who Ih twenty-three years
old, Is the youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. V. V Jones of 428 South Pot-
tlnger street and u brother of Dudley
Jones, county engineer When the polo
fell, \oung Jones was on the under
side, hut though strapped to the pole,
hi' had presence of mind enough *o
throw himself from beneath it and
■ scaped being crushed, Inn the Im-
pact when 'lie pole hit tin' ground was
so great, his upper teeth were driven
a quarter of an Inch into the pole and
the tip of ills chili bone made an in-
dentation In the pole almost as deep
A remarkable thing about the ac-
cident Is that tin' upper teeth which
were driven Into tile pole were not
broken, but the bloodstained imprint
• if each tooth can lie plainly
out The lower jaw is broken through
and tin tip of the chin where It was
driven Into the pole, and several of the
lower teeth were knocked out. A num-
ber of severe cuts were sustained about
the face and head and the skull is
fractured at the base of the brain. The
patient was conscious much if tin time
yesterday and attending physicians
say that because of his remarkable
constitution he may survive, but that
lib' condition is very grave.
The pole, although almost rotted
through at the point where It broke,
shows no Indication of decay above the
ground workmen had been working on
it the day previous."
Young Jones Is a nephew of former
Justice of the Reace 'I'. T. Webb of
Precinct No. 1, who is now farming at
Chatnbersvllle, and a nephew of Misses
Maude and Rain Webb of MeKinney.
Sunday S< liool workers of all d«J
nominations are expected from all
pints of Texas to attend the 47th An-
nual session of the Texas Sunday
School Association, which will he call-
ed to order in tiie First Itupi 1st
chinch. Fort Worth on Thursday
•■I.-lit. March Hist and running
throii:h Sunday night, Vprti 'li.l
A aeiit program of helpfulness
along every line of tin modern up-to-
11late Sundav school will be presented
by some of the World's greatest lend-
ers and I liosc specialists from Texas
who will iimkc tins one ol the very
la-st I'on veil Hons ever held.
Some ol the chief speakers will be
I >r W illiam A. Ill owii of Chicago, Di-
rector of Hvangcllsm In tin Sunday
,School? ol North America; 1 >f.
It'hnrles 11 tioodull of New York, on®
of the most successful soul winning
; I nstuis ol (lie Methodist lOplscopai
|Chlllc|i; II. C. Cl'iiliand, (lellcnil Sec-
retary of Arkansas; Van Carter, (ien-
cral Secretin'} ol Louisiana; Clarence
N. Wright, Stale Young People's
Superintendent of Colorado, und a
j host of Texas best leaders in
r roll! a copy id' i in I'ail. Cornier
of Saturday. July 24, lv'7. we h.ivo
clipped .teverul interesting Items if
local news, which arc given below
The pa pi i consisted ol four pov.e •.
!•*. I J. printed nil a job press Tie.'
name ot Clarence Rail appeared la
tile innsllic .| as proprietor. Items ot
news were given 11 mil Melissa alld
I'hum. Several advertisements ap-
peared in It i columns. I >ick Howard,
the old time saloon man, advertised
tine old Kcntucli) whiskey Dr I I.
Ilni (oil, tile specialist, had a card .1
,u nil
items
after
today
denominations.
Discussion of systematic shuttle,
luiicous Campaign in every commun-
ity of Texas for doubling Sunday
school enrollment and attendance in
did the Crescent Dye Wurks
others Following arc sotin m
clipped:
Miss Jennie Hall, of Cleburne
a \isll lo relatives here, leaves
for I 'a rls, T< mis.
Mrs A. C Williams returned to hei
home hi 101111is today, after a visit
to relatives here.
Mrs Jennie Winn's and Mrs. W. H
I-argent will return tins eve from San
Francisco via Washington and
I U'egoli.
Mr. and Mrs. (too. MeKinney leave
various today for a few week's stay In Halves-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs J. Ferry Hiiitus and
Miss Winnie ("lardy left today fo'r it
few days stay In (lalvoslon.
Nice dressed hens, Reef, Fork and
ull Sunday schools. Many cities and Motion el Win. Aliens.
The finest lowortmeut
,towns und communities are doing
I marvelous work in this direction.
,Schools have doubled uml some quad-
uupled their attendance of two years
'ago. What iome have done, all can
do. This convention will give aililen
inspiration towards the larger goals of
increased membership, attendance,
I el lleioney and soul winning.
\ Delegates should conic from every
Sunday Si in ol In Texas Kuoh school
,ls urged to send one or many dele-
gates and pay their way If necessary.
I Classes of men and women, young
men and women, boys and girls are
urged to Mend delegates at expense ot
class.
j In addition to the line
addresses, Inst ructions,
und such helpfulness, d
have the double header
also attending some of III
of cutlery
ever brought to MeKinney at J. F.
Do well's.
Mrs, Ren I lutes assisted by Miss
Matlle W'h:te entertained her elocu-
tion class mi yesterday evening. Those
present were Misses Anna Hullo Mc-
Williams, lot ho I Aberiuiihy, Teanse
Oates, Janlc Abernathy, tiobile Jones.
I.eiiiia Moore, I,urn Has., and Mr.
John McWIIIIams.
J T. Nale's is better than the best
place to buy furniture, stoves, queens-
wure and all otliei house furnishing
gnods. line door Hiisi of I'osiofllee.
Messrs. Clarence Merrill, Hampton
j Wysong, Hoy l,argent and Manly
program of Heard ol' MeKinney at tended church
conferences, lore last Thursday night, and were,
legates will "o ilinibl, greatly henelilled by the
privileges of service.
and verily, "Piano do move." Work
White
None
Better
l-H-I-H-M*
-M-M-I-M*
Billows
The
Housewife's
Friend
i! Flour jj
1,11(1 y .Attendant (RAWIORR X CRAWI'ORI) Plione ISM
..DENTISTS..
".All Work (•uarantced"
Over former Morgan Weaver Store, W. Side Siiimre, MeKinney, Texas
finest Sun- 1
has commenced on the wa or work
system, and will lie pushed to comi'lo-
tion at an curly date. Then we "won't
do a thing" to thai congregation of
destructive IIres thai has been visit-
ing us of lali .
I A forty gallon barrel ol Dr. Pop-
purs phosphorates was dropped from
a wagon In front of C. C Provtnc'ti
to make the enliven- drug slon this morning and several
Tliev will have iistfe 'itnlions of the oxhllornliiig extract of
day Schoolii in tin- South and among
them the largest in the world, In
which tin Coiivontion sessions will lie
eld.The priv lege of seeing the Sun-
day School in Mi ssion, and enjoying
groat least on Sunday morning, after-
noon ami night.
The local Fort Worth cominlltou
and i lie Chamber of Ciininierci wilt
do ull they can
Hon a success.
ItTAIilANS INIMiltsi;
RODIOO I'OR MelilNN' I0Y
of hotels and hoarding houses whore
delegates can lluil accomodations at.
reason I in le rates.
The oflieel's o ft he Stale Association
are M. H. Wolfe, Slate PreslTicni: I
iJoHcph 10. ('Virkroll, Kx^cjutivo Chulr-
iiiaii; ('ullon K. ThomaH, (^hutrman j
Hoard of Trustees; A. <Parker, A. O. ,streets late yesterday afternoon.
iMcAdums, Vice Chairmen; Frederick
i'Jby, Pbd. Fnlvorslty of Texas; 13d-
uallonal Chairnien; (i. !•'. Wlnlleld
Vice t'balrman; S. J. McFariann,
Treasuror; J. H'M'ncv Davis, Assist-
ant, Treasurer; W. M. Williams, Ad-
ministration Chalrmi'.n; Win. N"-
homlah Wiggins, Oeneral Huperin-
tondent; .1. M. McCoy, J. C. Tow ties,
H. A. Roar., V. A. (lodlioy, Robert K. I
Coleman, Alex Woldert, and numerous phono post Iroppoil a hand axe, whlen
other leaders throughout the State struck the little fellow Just over
HFIil'INO SI PPI<Y
IRH'Si:
SHORT \I.I0
A new rent house has Just been
computed by .1. H. Clreor near Ills
liome w hich Is on North Kcnl.ti" ky
street. It is being advertised for rent
In The Courler-da/.otlo's classified
column. Il Is pretty bungalow 'intnln-
Ing five rooms, with all modern,
conveniences, -which ho should exper-
ience no difficulty in renting to a de-
sirable tenant.
The hotmlng shortage has been
acute here for several yturs. Fami-
lies are here every day seeking house*
without success. Many other houses
should be built here lo aceommodate
the people who desire to move lo our
fast-growing modem littlo city of ten
thousand souls.
If Interested In renting the Oreer
new bouse telephone or interview Capt
Oreer.
MASONS VISIT
(1,1,1 NA Rl.ri: liOlMJF
A party of MeKinney Masons visited
the Celina lodge A. I-'. N- A. M. Frid.iv
evening. Those making the irin
were: It. F. Meflarr, worshipful
master of St. John's lodge; C. M. Vb-
bott. secretary of MeKinney Com-
mnndery. Knights Templar, nnd F. I''.
Wlggs. II. J. Harris. W. It. Mitchell,
Robert McNeil, F. Harlliolamew, V.
M. Kern and Will J. Rhea. Assisted
by Worshipful Master MeOarr and
Robert McNeil the Cellna lodge con-
ferred I lie master degree on a can-
didate A buffet luncheon was served
following the degree work. Will J
Rhen addressed the lodge along Mns-
onle lines.
t'ARMI ltsvil.1.13 TO VOTK
ON \\ \TI',U AND Sl.WFR IM)NI s
The City Council of Fnrmersvllle
has ordered an election lo be hold
April 20 for $100,000 water and sewer
bonds.
The weekly Rotary luncheon win
served in the dining parlors of tie
First christian church Friday. Jim
l ouniree, president, who arrived tic
tiKthi before from New York presided.
Hr. Yates offered tip a prayer of
thanks Will J. Ilhea called the roll
and read i he minutes of the Ins'
meeting. T. M. Scott bv invitation
iwplnineii tiie "liound l'p" three da
i n i o it tt i n n ten I, and tin- efforts boin
•!ir!< io underwrite a conlntct with
lie management. The llo>inil l'p. us
ia i et.ofore has been noted in lln. •
in in itts as u wonderful show in a
i ia.is liy itsell as a crowd drawini;
i veil', In all towns where it has hi oil
In Id it over met tiie expectations ol
ic promoters and resulted in it groat
pi is to the public Mr. Scott says
.hat it is desired 'o get II for t'n iir.-i
i'me in this set lion of North Texas,
after which it will be nn annual eveni.
.-'evenil spoke of having knowledge ol
he bigness ol the show and all seem-
ed to be anxious lo get a dale lot it
here Mr. ScolI says the show is a
' loan one throughout.
A good pari of the program was de-
nied to the "on to Paris" mooting
i>i-M week. Delegates elected wero
henry Warden, (Illes MeKinney, Mox-
le t'taus, and about twenty present
stood up lo signify their Intention of
going. It is planned to get .'lo or In
of ilie members to go. The train and
, 'iney car schedule will be announc 'd
n time for those who go to plan a
route. The trip can be made direct,
n auto-! The McKiiino.i Kotnry Club
i.- listed on Hie program for a "Model
i.tineheon" on Monday. March 28th. A
real time is anticipated The guests
<• tiie Club Friday were Hon Wood-
i''i I Uoi'oi; hv Fred Rriinnon: lion
II Snood bv F. ('. Thompson: J T.
I 'm eh bv Dr. K. I.. Ilurton; I, It Rob-
inson of Dallas by M. J. Harris.
S!/I0I',PI\(J SICKNI.KS VICTIM Rl.-
I'oRTll) TO RIO IMPROVING
J. I! Royd, a well known merehant
of Celina, who has boon In the Bap-
tist Sanitarium at Dallas for the past
three weeks as a result of sleeping
sickness, and who has boon In a criti-
cal condition, Is reported to be Improv-
ing. Mr. Bovd. it Is said, has been al-
most constantly sleeping for the past
twenty-one days nnd Is yet hard to
wake up and then only for a short
time. No sooner Is he aroused than he
drops back to sleep again.
Mr and Mrs. W K. Penn are soon
to move on Parker street and occupy
the forme.' home of Mrs. Wood
Harris.
wheat and Iron was spilled upon the
pavement.
Mr. S. O. Scott returned home to
Melissa todny.
Miss Milttle Hush, of Allen, is visit-
ing at Mr. Is'land Franklin's.
There was u free show on the
rtto
follows got on a horse anif tried to
make him carry double, but the an-
imal was not pleased with the ar-
rangements and proceeded to pile the
men up ill the street.
Master Krwln Hall met with a very
serious and painful accident this
morning. He was sitting on tin; fencc
at It Ih homo on North Tennessee,
when one of the workmen on a tele-
froni 2.'l different denominations.
HISIIOP A. ('. (iAKIil'TIT COMIMl
TO Mi K IN N I'iY ON HOOD FRIDAY
/
bishop a. c\ (iARRirrr.
the
right temple and Inflicted an ugly
wound. Physicians were called lrt
and lie was soon resting easy.
The following young folks from oto
/ity attended tueelliig at Melissa last
|night: Ynney Powell and Miss Anna
Smith, Court Fonts and Miss Krnlo
Stiff, and Homer Harris and Miss
sullle stiiT.
Mrs. R. I.. Parker and Mrs. R. I..
'Hinder are visiting relatives in the
country today.
A bevy of young ladles and gentle-
men spent a very pleasant evenlns
at the home of Mr. Railage, in West
MeKinney last night.
Market Report
Wheat per bu 65 to 70c
(Hits per iiil Di to 17c
Cottn per btl 35c
I lay pur ton $•" to $li.t)il
Dick Howard, tin old time saloon
man, for Hue old Kentucky whiskey,
I French, Italian and California wines,
Imported and domestic cigars.
Dr. lOdwin h. Rurton, specialist,
eye, ear, nose and throat diseases. Me-
Kinney Texas,
C. H. Mist rot has 25 molasses bar-
rels for sale at 50c each.
The latest tlsh story by MeKinney
authority is told by lOnglneer Sims, of
the Collin County Mill. He says that
he oncc knerw a man In Texas who
had a (run which would shoot through
a smoothing Iron or the moulhoard of
a plow, since he acknowledges that
he saw all these things In Texas and
number who
Palm Sunday was appropriately ob-
served In Ht. Peter's lOplseopal church
u Sin day and Holy Week, the week
of our Savior's passion. Is now being as ho was one of the
kont by daily services. These are the saw Iho airship no other proof Is nee
holy communion dally except Friday essar.v.
and Saturday at 7 n. m. Service of j ~ ~ *
preparation for Faster communion M.liANH I-HANKIiIN
Tuesday at 7:80 p. ill. On flood Fir- j
dav the last three hours of our Savior |
HV 10
DR. E. L. BURTON
Practice Limited to
10 Ait, N i IS 10 AND THROAT tlLASSIOS
Otllce 'J III South Tennessee Street
MeKinney, Texas
■99!!
It. L. MOD.IRON
■j. Attorney-At-I.aw
„C Oillce in Fox Hnlhlliig
Va. St. McKlunoy, Texas.
Hast
Dr. Raymond A.Largtmt ;;
Dental Diagnosis, Dental
Surgery, X-Ray.
Special attention given extract-
ing of teeth under general or lo-
cal umi esthetics, removable
brldgowork, plate-work. Oral
Prophylaxis, and treatment of
Pyorrhea.
Dental HxnmUier for United
Slates Public Heulth Service,
and War Risk Insurance Bu-
reau.
MeKinney, Texas.
Franklin Is i.l I lie opinion that tiio
trip home from Ft. Stockton, where
he was visiting one of Ills married
.laughters when lie was stricken with
ills present serious illness, really
helped him. Mr. Franlflln's serious
illness Is causing grave fears and gen-
oral Interest among his niimorouM
friends throughout the idly ami coun-
ty Mr. Franklin has I a MeKin-
ney business man for a number of
years in fraternal circles. Perhaps no
man iu the county has a more ex-
tensive speaking iic(|iialiitaneo than
I,eland Franklin. Throughout Ills
busy lite, cordiality and a most ac-
comiiioilatin,; spirit have charactcri/.-
ed his conduct towards Ills friends
ami the public generally. II. is Iho
hope oi all that tile condition of lliis
good iiiiiii and widely known MeKin-
ney citlRen may take a turn for the
oetter ami that he may be soon re-
stored to Ills usual sphere of useful-
ness among us.
PROFESSIONAL
COLUMN
DR. E. C. SOHULZE
Practice limited to
j! I0yo, lOar, Nose, Throat and
FIRIIIK UIummcm
Oillce: Fox Rhlg., MeKinney.
•!•+++
W. T. Hoard. Ii., lOugrno Hoard |'
I DRS. HOARD & HOARD i!
DENTISTS
Oillce over Central State
Bank, north side square, Me-
Kinney, Texas. Phones: Office,
20, resilience 41T.
*
Dr. F. G. Hedges ••
Sanitary Dentist
otllce over Collin County Na-
tlonul Hank. MeKinney, Texas.
• •
otllce phone 412. residence 23. <•
H I I I I I I I I I I l l' l l l l 'l'l I I H i
I 11 I M l .|m1..1..I.1..|m|..|..M..|.
DR. -J. F. PARK
Iflye, lOar. Nose and Throat J
specialist, oillce, Central Bank <
Itldg., MeKinney, Texas.
FI.OORS AND DIOMOltAI.I/.I.D
CO'ITON MARKi:T
RROI'CJHT TO HOMK
NF.AR McKINMlY TOIIAV
on the cross will be comineniorated In
the passion service from 12 lo II p. m
ldshop Oarrett will assist In this ser-
vice..
■f. ts'lanil Franklin, who has been
seriously III at. the home of his
daugbter, Mrs. C. V. Compton, at Ft.
Stockton, Texas for several weeks was
brought to his home one mile north
CF.IiINA DIOI'IOATS FAIRVII W
TI0A.M IN PRA(TM'I'. OAMK of MeKinney Friday.
_| Isaac Crouch of the
Celina Hii'll baseball team dofoalod
Fii.lrvlew of Denton county In a match
(practice game Friday afternoon on
Cellna's grounds. The game was an
!easy one for tile Celina hoys nnd
Ivelley Wilson seemed to enjoy
J. P. Crouch
& Company accompanied by Mr.
Franklin's son. Wooden Franklin,
went over to Fort Worth and brought
Mr. Franklin back to MeKinney by
auto ambulaneo. Mr. Franklin stood
f„„. the trip very well, although he Is re-
li'i'T the hoys nlmost three up nnd ported to be quite sick,
(i ■ n down. The scores stood lit to, . ........ ....
r. !n favor of Cellna. The Celina High Rl'«l lr. !■, l lyTP H(*M1.
y tv.ioi bovs have boon devoting nil of i
P "lr time to tinskot hnll and ha >-o |
I' n t offlei Mng their le'senll, but i ^Ite editor. In company
t'ev feel that they will be ready n
i • 't their tlrst match mine
HI0MM.D .1, I.. FRANK 1.1 N
with Nat
Talkingion, called at the J. I«. Frank-
March''in home one mile north of the city
Mrs. 3. A. Rltter of Dnllas spent the
week-end with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. S. 3. Mnssle.
Sunday. Mr. Frnnklln was re-
[ported to he resting quietly but In ac
oitt'iltitn i% wlflt 111m11*111*fImi uf hid nliV"
tt' ■ 25th with the MeKinney High
Thanks •«. W A. Ilonser of Kene- cordanco with Instruction of his phy
Iflck. Ok la. fof his renewal to The slolan. Dr. W. W. Rucker. friends aro
not permitted to see him. Mrs.
| Weekly Democrnt-Onnette.
John 10. Burrage Is at home from a
several mouths business stay at Mem-
phis, Tennessee. Ho started to make
the trip home from Tennessee In his
auto but on account of the mud and
high water ho hud to leave his car at
Helena, Ark., and make the remainder
of Iho Journey home by rail. Mr. Bur-
rage states that Arkansas has exper-
ienced exceedingly heavy rains dur-
ing the last few weeks. Creeks and
rivers are high and low lands are cov-
ered with water. Mr. Burrage states
that the griat drop In the cotton mar-
ket has further demoralised business
conditions In those strictly cotton
growing districts are badly discourag-
ed as they have for yonrs depended
almost solely upon I'otton production
to carry them through. More corn
and feed stuff than ever will bn
planted this year but still the prosped
of a demoralised market condition for
their money crop, cotton, has put a
damper on business and has great I v
discouraged planters nnd all agricul-
tural Interests of those sections. Mr.
Rurrage has conducted a grain and
milling htisiccss In MeKinney for sev-
eral years.
IH AIUHTIONH TO
CHUM M A RIO RIOCORDED
All services at the First Methodist
church wore largely attended Sundav.
This was the beginning of the second
week of the revival meeting. At the
morning hour there were thirteen ad-
ditions to the church.
At 3 o'clock In the afternoon the
Rev. Ouy F\ .Tones, who la dolnir the
preaching at the revival, preached a
very powerful sermon to the men and
l"l"l"l"l"l-|.|"l"l"l |..M"l"l"tl l"I"l-|..|..|.i| |.
Dr. J. Knight ;i
ostkopath ;;
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: Caldwell's
Sanitarium
MeKinney, Texas
For treatment of CANCBR.
Specinl attention to all chronic
diseases, especially disease! ot
women nnd rectal trouble.
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boys. There was a large crowd out to
hear this sermon. Rev. Jones' suhjoct
was tho most prevalent sin In Ameri-
ca—the sin of neglect.
One of the largest crowds ever as-
sembled in the church was out at th"
evening hour to heur Rev. Jones. His
text w'as sin and Its cure. His sermon
was well received.
P. Rhea of Wcstvlllc, Oklahoma,
sends in his renewal subscription to
The Weekly Domocrat-Oasette. Mr.
Rhen has been a reader of the blir
weekly for several years.
ticm Moore, who now lives In Gray-
son county a few miles north of Be-
dnlla, mingled with old home friends
In MeKinney Wednesday afternoon.
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Perkins, Tom W. & Wilson, Walter B. The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1921, newspaper, March 24, 1921; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth291699/m1/3/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.