The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 14, No. 45, Ed. 1, Friday, November 9, 1923 Page: 20
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THE TULIA HERALD
J a ENGLEMAN
EditorOwner
Entered a Mcondelaa mill matter
it tbf loetoffice at Tulta Tela
Bnbinriptlen Pnce 200 Par Tear
Six Month 1125
Tillii Tex s V > I 1 < I23
I am one of
Madame Hendrens
Twenty Dollar Dolls
wnlh 1 talk nnd go to sleep when
you want nie to 1 will be given away
Absolutely FREE
With ench twentyfive cent purchnse
of Nyal Toilet Products made at our
store between now and Dec you
receive 100 votes The little girl having
the largest number of votes to her
credit on December can take me
home without paying a single penny
Get your father mothe mfcf
brother and friend to vote for tou
Any little girl under thirteen year of
urc is eligible Enter your name as a contestant Don t waats
moment s lime
You can see me nt the address shown below
Contest Closes December 24th at 800 oclock p m
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HUssioiicr ol Atrricultun in the
Coiijiinuiw i Itli nt Mi
wroteThe
The rewards of agricultural
labor in Massachusetts mv Hinile
in that an industrious man nia
obtain by skillful and iiciim
ag i > not only a comfort
abh subsistence hii Ins jjaiiis will
prove so much more than his real
and reasonable wauls that in ordinary
circumstances In1 may early
enjoy tin satisfactions of a domes
Hoyt s
Hnd and Face Cream Lotion
For Your Complexion
tic connection have the means of
healthful and innocent luxury
r ise and well educate a numerous
family exeret > e a generous
Hospitality and lay up a eompe
tiu provision against the casualties
of human affairs and the
decline of life All this may be
done in the exercise of a good conscience
with a single pair of
atnK and with no other than the
lit aid < it a losinir and growing
1 iisehold and in uch eases the
ecr sure b t s in < of a kind Providence
It s on this account
then that agriculture deserves ev
r Iliconraireintnt thai the State
an give It has hkewsie an intimate
connection with good mor
vs and the support and purity of
our republican institutions
Today Massachusetts has one A
the best of State Highways systems
Through perhaps less < 1
voted to agriculture now than
then because ot the great factories
which have come to herM
siehnsitts has never wavered
tom Coleman s idea that agricul
in deserves every encoiirage
n nt the State can give And
ure is no greater encourage
ii nt than tlie provision of good
i oh1 everywhere
Io > ihiliss Coleman hoped for in
Js s what we hope for now a
paId t nited States in our day
His hope was doomed to disap
poiiitmeiit Hut this is 1J3 not
ls35 The United States has
the money the people the votes
ibe engineers the roads to improve
AH that stands between
us and that paved T nited States
which will indeed gie to agriculture
every encouragement the
country can give is the inertia of
the old idea and the completion of
the education of us all that whai
e want need must have is national
highways md good roads
everywhere
THE SII NT DRAMA
THE TULIA UKkALL
TULIA LIBRARY NOTES
nip an excellent oll er to each boy
and girl who sells three membership
eards Eaeh will he given a
free membership A membership
card eosts 100 Hooks eau be
kept out two weeks 13very member
of a family ean use one membership
card
One third of the library fund I
is being used to purehase new
hooks for the boys and girls j
The library room is in the i
basement across from the Treasur I
ers office
Tho Library committee thanks
all who have donated books to
the library Donations of books i
at any time will be welcome tIt
Hooks donated by Mesdamcs P
C Bennett Dennis Zininieriuann
D H Culton
Nearest and Dearest Mrs
Southworth The Tempest of Olij
ver Lalnior Mrs L T Meade
A Young Mountniner Mrs L T j
Meade Queen of Hearts Collins
business professional and social
life secondarily but numerous or
gamations soon realized the great
need for speech improvement
among the different classes of
American people and began to
take an active part in promoting
the movement in these lines of
work The importance of the
movement is shown by the fact
that it is now in the hands of
only the National Council of
Teachers of Knglish but also in
the hands of Hi National Kcdcr
fition of Women s clubs CJi American
Academy of Art and Letters
< t The Society oil Pure Knglish
The aim of the mowincut is
not as manv think narrowed to
the elimiiialioii of errors in g
mar and an aeipiaintauce
the literature of our great
guage the development o
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Tin most popular and success
1 Ieans 0 rousing initial in
Tlti Library Committee is male terest in speech improvement has
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boast
a giioi
been the observance of American
Speech Week or Better Knglish
Week as it is more commonly
called This year the week beginning
November the 1th is to
ebservefl as Better Ktiglish
Week The schools hae never
failed to make this one of the
most helpful weeks in the school
year They too arc doing their
part in other cities as well as here j
in Amarillo I
BAPTIST OHUROH
Did you enjoy the beautiful
sunshine last Sunday Did you
think to say thank you Lord fur
sunshine i Did you show your
appreciation of the pretty day Ingoing
to the Lord s house to worship
toward His holy name 5 We
sometimes forget to thank the
Lord for the common things of
life If you have not thanked Him
vet for the sunshine suppose you
pause n moment now and express
Little Mas Engagement Mrs > < > ur thanks to Him
Southworth Alice Hulwer Sab Hi made their way over tin
bath Readings M A Vroman muddy crossings to the Sunday
Wide Wide World Elizabeth I school service Was that not a
Wetherell The Prisoner of Zanda uood record Methinks it was
Anthony jHope Far From the And what shall we say of the
Maddening CrowdThomas Hardy
The Leopard Spots Thomas
Dixon Dorothy Vernon Charles
Major The Clansman Thomas
Dixon Main Street Sinclair
Lewis
preaching service at tendance V A
large congregation and a noble
spirit It was i joy to have so
many of the Methodist people to
worship with us in the ihsinc >
of their pastor both morning and
evening ilntl to have you hope
In what better wav can Bet j > < > u enjoyed the services
ter English work fbeginning e hing that espeeiallyini
N v 12 be observed than by the < pressed the pastor in our Sunday
reading of standard literature
The folowing about the national
week is taken from the Amarillo
News
Among the different weeks tha
have been set apart for emphasis
upon one special subject none is
more important than In one in
which Petter Knglish is stressed
This week has been observed m
the I mted States since lill i At
that time the National Council
of Teachers of Knglish organized
a committee on American Speech
for the purpose of interesting
American in Conserving our
melodious Knglish tongue and improving
niir National speech manners
At first the field of activity
was the school primarily and
services was tIn soul stiiniig
lllg Dill Oil enjoy it Then
comes Jrom a know ledge
satisfaction wit I
ilirell
their labors
in the Panhandle
better itiusie We I
lo al and capable I
sing
sup
pose you tell the choir Tiny ib
serve the comfort and the joy ha
ip
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er ami a coinecrati d taiil I
biiid of men and women
know how to sing and u ho l < i > in
thus serve tin Lord Ood bless
you eachone of you May von
long lo slllg the gos
when this short life is over you
will join the angels on the otln i
side in glad hosaniias
Talking about singing reminds
inc Klizabeth Mer itrling and Cleo
Hankiiis aciputted themselves sn
splendidly Similin veiling ie
did you know that Kuih llankin
coiiiposcd the song words and
music to which you listened so ji
tcntivelv She did If oil like it
tell her
Lets swell tlie Sunda v school attendance
Sunda v and fill lie
church for the preaching service
i C LAND Pastot
ram President
with
lan
f the
ideal of clear correct accurate
ami pleasant speech in every dav
life the development of an ability
to speak eoneiselv and for
fully these are the important
aims
Tu
T E L CLASS
esday p m at 2
the T K L class assembled at the
church despite inclement ucalh
er crossings aliriost impassable
about forty women were present
After a brief business session tin
Mrs W A iraham
turned the meeting over to Mrs
1 C Porter who conducted a U
minute I ible studv full ot in
terest and information We wish
every iiiemeber might have had
part in this hist as the lesson
ended there appeared in the Kisi
entrance a fihostly lorm and
I deep sonorous Voice directed the
I croud to follow the stairuav
I across the auditorium and down
another stairway we found ourselves
III real spook land Witches
owls hats and black cats peered
and blinked from every corner
ivhile ghosts and goblins glub d
here and there under the wierd
rass of the Jack0 lanterns The
fibost of lialloweeu Was in
charge and after a cold slimy
hand shake of greeting we were
directed by an attendant ghost
to a well from which we vwri
served by a real witch to team
uig witches brew Here anoth
i r ghost apeared and directed us
to scats and as we wouercd what
our next experience woiil he si
tonus appeared before us witelns
ghosts or goblins we could not
id for by this lime we could
scarcely identify ourselves but
we were ordered to guess at who
or what these beings were and
l after much guessing they wre
identified the masks removed
and Lo there stood before our
hostess vi Mrs H C Land
Mrs L 1 Connor Mrs V T
Piiisscll Mrs S S Williams Mrs
L II Suggs Mrs K I MeMui
After forty live minutes ol dc
i lightfnl entertainment delicious
I refreshments were served and
j home going tune came all loo
soon but each guest carried with
1 her I he memory of a perfect af
teriioou every feature ol which
gave Kpress > ll lo lie abllllv
thought fulness and lovui labor
of our women vn nti iLoiied
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WATCH US GROW
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Notice to the
I Cotton Farmer
We are opening up a cotton yard on the
vacant lots south of our ware house so it
will be convenient for you to unload your
cotton
We are buying cotton If you have
cotton to sell it will pay you to see us before
selling
Established 1906
Farmers Cash Grocery
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Overcoats
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Al this big saving you can not afi ovd
not to dross up for Armistice and Thanksgiving
Days
Hagood s Place
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Engleman, J. S. The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex), Vol. 14, No. 45, Ed. 1, Friday, November 9, 1923, newspaper, November 9, 1923; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth45518/m1/4/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Swisher County Library.