The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 43, Ed. 1, Friday, April 7, 1916 Page: 3 of 10
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k , 7?Lord to whom shall wo go?
Evening worship Ytfb-ineme
'Running away from God"
To. all these services We invite
you,
LITTLE SERMONS
If there is no Calvary in the
jheart, there never will be a
movement of transfiguration in
the life.
TJiose who frequent God's
house and go in the spirit of
reyerence and devotion, get vis-
ions of Jehovah.
.Religion in childhood is the
source of true nobility and char-
&ct6n
, Gossip with all its deadly train
f slander and broken hearts
and blighted lives will die when
it cannot find a listener.
Much of the foundations of
one's destiny is laid long before
is bom.
The church is not a religioup
art gallery for the exhibition of
perfect specimens.
,The first mark of the stamping
of the incarnation of motherhood
with its divinesss.
Homer A. McCarty
Presbyterian Church
Regular services will be held
every Sunday, both morning and
evening.
Sunday School at 10 a. m,
Preaching at 11 a. m.. by the
Pastor and 7:45 p. m. Remem-
$$&,? ber the revival services to begin
JiB Friday night March 31, and con-
tinue
through the following
week.
German Methodist Church.
Regular services at 11 a. m.
':! Night services at 7:15 p. m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m,
You are cordiall invited to wor-
ship with us.
i Artnur U. uney, rasiur.
of some of our customers who did not find it convenient to come in and take
advantage of the bargains ofiered by us on our last MARKET DAY, we are
going to include some of the items that were offered last week, in our offerings
for our next WEEKLY MARKET DAY which will be next
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 2h
Note some of the special prices for cash on this day only.
20 Pounds of Sugar for $1 .00
(BEST GRANULATED)
$1.00 Bucket Coffee
for..:
Gold Medal Flour (the very
best) per 48 lb. sack ....
Dry Salt Bacon,
per lb,
5 gallons kerosene oil
for
Cured Picnic Hams,
per lb
65c Black Handle Broom
for,,!
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First Baptist Church
Good service last Sunday in all
denartmonts. FiVe were re
ceived by letter at the evening
service.
The prayer meetings are in-
teresting and helpful,
We have iusc purchased 100
of Excell's latest sonp; book. It
is fine.
Bible school is growing in
interest.
' Next Sunday at 11 a. m. will
be Communion and we would
like all who have united with the
church since last communion
service, to be present to reciive
the hand of church fellowship.
All members of the church are
urged to be present.
Sunbeams 3:30 p. m.
Evangelistic services at 7;45
p. m. All the regular worship
of the work.
A cordial welcome to all.
J. C. Rhodes.
Miss WalKer Honored
Last Saturday afternoon
marked quite an enjoyable social
affair for Bartlett when Mrs.
John Walker was hostess to a
most delightful "42" party, hon-
oring Miss Mamie Walker, of Al-
tair. At the close of eight
games, delicious refreshments of
cream and angel food cake were
served.
Misses Mae Lyn Cox and Mary
Rhodes tied for high score, Miss
Rhodes proving the successful
one in the cut and receiving two
beautifully embroidered crepe-de-chine
handkerchiefs as her
reward, Those enjoying the
hospitality of Mrs. Wacker were:
Misses Bell, Daniel, Rhodes, Al-
len, Cox, Bozeman, Jenkines,
Koepke. Walker of Altair, Thom-
as, Witcher, Jones and Cates;
Mesdames Shoemaker, Rudasill,
John Blair, John Lawrence, Fred
Blair. Kirk, Turner, Leslie and
Bailey.
Spesial services at the Metho-
dist church Sunday.
With Every $10.00 Mixed
75c
25c California Table Peaches,
3 cans for
$1.80
15k
65c
17k
50c
Fancy Evaporated Peaches
or Apples, 10 lbs. for ..
Crystal White
for
Large bucket
Airio Cane
can
Rowntree Brothers
Promp deliveries to city trade.
"IF
First Methodist Church
Sunday 11 a, m. and at 7-45 p.
m. Kov. J. Hi. urawioru oi
Waco, pur Conference Mission-
ary Secretary, will preach, I
earnestly request all our people
to be present at both these ser-
vices. Brother Crawford is the
best equipped man in this Con
ference for this work to which
he has been appointed. This is
the only opportunity we shall
have during the year to hear
him. Your pastor will greatly
appreciate'your help in securing
large audiences.
W. S. P. McCullough ,
Card Of ThanKs
The members of the Ladies
Aid Society of the First Presby-
terian church take this method
ot thanking the citizens of Bart-
lett and vicinity for their liberal
patronage at the Plant Sale. Es-
pecially do we thank the several
merchants who so kindly loaned
us dishes, chairs, etc. The pro
ceeds of the sale amounted to
$119.80.
Reporter.
Sunbeam Band.
The Sunbeam Band met a3 us
ual at the First BaptiBt church
Sunday afternoon, with thirty
seven members being present,
The subject for the meeting be-
inir "The Training School at
Louisville; Ky." Given in the
favor of an imaginary trip to
and through the school. After
a song and reading of scripture
Mrs. Reese lead in prayer. The
"sword drill" contest which has
been very interesting for the
last three months closeed last Sun
day. The defeated side will be
prepared to announce next Sun-
day when and where they will
entertain the winning side. All
are requested to be present.
Reporter.
Attend the revival meeting
the Presbyterian church.
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Purchase
50c
$1.00
25c
Soap, 7 bar3
Compound Lard rt I nr
Syrup, per one gallon
55c
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GoosenecK Items
The farmers of our community
are almost ready to begin their
cotton planting. The rain last
Saturday was much appreciated.
Mrs. W. P, Brown was on the
sick list last week,
On account of our school being
shortened one week we wish to
announce that our closing exer-
cises will be Friday and Saturday
nights, April 14 and 15.
Miss Eva Wood has accepted a
position as traveling salesman
for the coming summer. MisB
Wood has taught our school for
the past two terms in which she
has gained many a warm friend
who wish her great 'success in
the future.
Miss Lillian Grigsby attended
church at Hackberry Sunday
night.
Mr. Walter Brown is visiting
at Prairie Dell this week.
Mr, Willie Brock was on the
sick list this week.
Miss Ethel Russell of Florence
visited Mrs. C. C. Hodges last
week.
Misses Mabel and Lelia Moss.
Elva Brock and Mayme Jackson
visited Mrs. Tom Douglas late
Sunday afternoon.
Charlton Johnson was in Bel-
ton Monday.
Miss Zelah Brock was reported
to be quiet sick a few days ago.
Mrs. Will Moss visited her
mother at Holland Sunday,
The Candy Kid.
Motorcycle Jumped Auto.
Temple, Texa3. April 3. J, C
Baker was injured here quite
seriously this morning when a
motorcycle which he and another
party were riding, collided with
an automobile. The other ,pas-
sengeJ on the motorcycle was
hurt, but Baker received a brok-
en leg and several bad biuises.
His machine hit the automobile
at a street intersection, went
over the radiator and skidded
about 20 or 30 feet down the
pavement.
Much Corn Replanted
In Elgin Territory.
Elgin, Texas, April 4. On ac-
count of the drouth the cotton
acreage will be greatly reduced
from the early planting plans.
Quite a number of farmers were
compelled to replant corn in
some cases. Not the entire
crops were replanted but many
hundreds of acres have been re-
planted in order to have a good
stand. All vegetation was great-
ly benefited by the rain but
more is needed.
Notice
"Princess" Pilgrims have
signified their desire to become
one of us, Therefore it is the
will and pleasure of the Grand-Pa-Di-Shah
that the Oriental
sandB be heated Friday night,
April 7, at 8 p. m. sharp at the
K of P Hall. Fast and furious
will be the fun. Our machinery
is well oiled and in good order.
"Come and have a good time
while you live, for you are a long
time dead."
Grand Pa-Di-Shah.
Who Wants This Bargain?
348 Acres of heavy black land
between Corpus Christi and Bis
hop Texas, 250 in cultivation, al-
ready broke and ready to plant
nowf -Two sets of improvements
This land is only two miles from
the noted Stockton farm, being
about fifteen miles from Corpus.
If sold at once, will take $50 per
acre. $8,500 of this can be car-
ried for quite a while at 7 per
cent, This is no doubt the big-
gest bargain in the whole coun-
try. For particulars address, D.
B. Spiller, 3906 Speedway, Aus-
tin, Texas. Old Phone 2220.
Car of Albatross and Peace
Maker flour just received at
Lawrence Bros.
The Diamond From The Sky
every Friday.
Insurance and
Farm Loans
Every kind of Insurance written. All claims
adjusted and paid through my office.
Farm loons made at low interest rate, and
closed promptly at no expense to borrower
for attorney or inspection fees.
JACOB ISAAC
In Bartlett State
Guenzel Bros. Blacksmith Shop
is the place to go to have your work done right
and at reasonable prices, such as plow and wood-
work and repairing of any kind.
Special Attention Given to Horseshoeing.
Don't forget the place at Sexton Bros. Mule Barn
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 43, Ed. 1, Friday, April 7, 1916, newspaper, April 7, 1916; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth48969/m1/3/: accessed May 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.