The Plano Star-Courier. (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1915 Page: 3 of 4
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The Plano Star-Courier,
BY FRED E. WANKAN.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Harrington,
returned to the A. A M. College
Sunday, where he will resume
his studies.
Miss Pauline Davis, who visit-
ed home folks during holidays,
has returned to resume her stu-
dies in Ward Belmont College at
Nashville, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. !). Ii. Newton
and children of Waxahaehie spent,
the holidays with Mrs. Newton’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J 1! Her-
ring, of t his city.
Miss Grade Herring, after a
several days visit with her par-
ents, returned to Port Author
Saturday to take charge1 of her
school.
Mrs. M. L. Fuller returned the
first of the week from Glenwood,
Ark., where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ii. Q. McLure,
during the holidays. Sin* reports
a jolly time.
Mrs. l-iouisa. Vance, moherofj
ourcitv Marshal dim Vance, died
at her home in Bonham Sunday
and wasshiped here Monday for
burial, arriving hereon the
car. The remains were' taken in
charge by the E. O. Harrington
undertaking Go. and was convey-
ed to the city cemetery where
she was laid to rest.
Mrs. Vance is known by many
of the older settlors of this city
Us she was reared in and near
Plano and was the wife of the late
Judge Vance. She was 75 years
old at her death and leaves tive
children to mourn her demise.
The Star Courier olleis condo-
lence to the bereaved ones.
When your doctor writes your prescription, he is
authorized hy law, by training and by experience
to diagnose your case and prescribe for you.
When you bring your prescription to us you get
the advantages of all the authority that the law
has invested in us. Registered graduate pharma-
cists fill your prescriptions and every attention
and detail is attended to, thereby assuring you
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Warren Herring returned to
Waxaluichie to resume his stu-
dies in Trinity University Sunday
after a few days visit with his
parents of this city. Warren
will graduate there this year.
There will be a Missionary Tea
served with Mrs. .). R. Adams,at
the home of Mrs. .1. H. Bowman,
next Thursday, Jan. 14th. Every
one is invited to come and bring
a free-will offering.
Local and Personal News.
Plano Milling Co., has returned
from Oklanoma where he has
been spending the holidays.
Mrs. James Griffin was a Mc-
Kinney' visitor this week.
When in Plano out at Mayes'
res tnu rant.
\Ws. J. R. Adams was a Dallas
visitor Wednesday.
cutterly at
Wright’s Condensed Smoke, a
happy take her candy from the UqU|d smoke made by distilling
Palace of Sweets.
hickory wood, will preserve your
Pocket and table
D. C. George’s.
The home of Mrs. M. E. Wet-
sel Is under re|>air this week.
tin
See D. C. George for your
and plumbing work.
Grover Wetsel Is visiting in
Wylie for a few days.
Come to D. C. George's for
that new gun.
Miss Inez Skiles of Dallas vis-
ited friends here last week.
Sis* D. C. George for shelf hard
wan. He has the best.
G. I. Wilcox was a McKinney
visitor the first of the week.
Fresh oysters at Mayes’ res-
tAurant.
Mrs. J. H. Webb entertained
with a New Year dinner Sunday.
Assorted Cake Seed. — Busy
Bee.
It. L. Shelton and wife of Dal- meat and keep off tig* insects,
las visited relatives in Plano dur-, Webb & Coppedge.
ing the holidays. | Miss Travis Cottrell has re-
Suits cleaned and pressed 95c. turned to Southwestern Univer-
Suits pressed 45c. Call Ben i sity to resume her studies In that
Mrs. J. P. Coppedge visited in
Dallas tiie first of the week.
Miss Magareet McKinney was
the guest of hei uncle, Janies
Griffin, and wife, of this city.
Short orders, cold drinks snd
cigars at Maves’ restaurant.
Miss Maude On*raker was in
Dallas the middle of the week
visiting.
Every body come to the Palace
Th ursday.
Hon, Frank Harrington was in
Dalian on legal business Wednes-
day.
For Sanitary Cooking Uten
*il\try the “Wear Ever” Brand
aluuj^tTitn at D C. (4eorge’s
Wilfred Dudley of Shawnee.
Okla., was visiting in Plano a few
days this week.
The Thrilling and Sensational
Problem play. The Trey O’
Hearts, at the Palace Thursday.
Messrs. Midge and Teddy Har
, rington were in Dallas Wednes
•day on business.
Garrett at phone 100.
Miss Faancis Aldridge went to
Dallas Wednesday morning for
a visit.
Ladies' Coat Suits cleaned and
pressed 95c, and pressed 45c,
Call Ben Garrett, piione 100.
Westminster Guild will meet
with Miss Retta Groseclose Sun
day afternoon.
Suits cleaned and pressed 95c.
Suits pressed 45c. Call lien
Garrett at phone 106.
Mrs. G. A. Peacock returned
Monday from a visit with her
mother In Allen.
Sis'* Dan Dudley, Jr. for the
Times Herald delivered to your
home every evening.
Mrs. John Zeihl, who has been
sick for some few days, we are
glad to state is able to he up.
I/idics’ Coat Suits cleaned and
pressed 95c, and pressed 45c.
(Jail Ben Garrett, phone 106.
Miss Jewel Willis of Dallas is
spending a few days in Plano this
week with friends.
A full line of Charter Oak rook
stoves and heaters at D. C.
Georges.
school.
Do not burn down your smoke
house, hut be on the safe side,
use Wright's Condensed Smoke
to smoke your meat Webb Jk
Coppedge.
Mrs. A. M. Barron ami child-
ren of Garland visited her moth-
er, Mrs. S. D. Cole, for a few
days this week.
Tin* home of Goo. W. Bowman
is undergoing some re|Niirs and
when finished will bo one of Pin
no's many Inautlful homes.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Witt of
Dallas sj»ent the holidays In Pla
no the guest of Mrs. Witt's i>ar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Shelton.
T. L Jackson, who has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Jackson, returned Saturday to
his home at Mulberry, Ark.
Harvey Smith has moved his
family from North Main street
to the Weatherford place on East
Jefferson street.
H C. Coates, manager of the
Indejiendent Telephone Co., of
Rockwall was in this city Wed-
nesday the guest of Joe Bennett.
Herbert E Herring and family
Jof Waxahaehie s|ient the latter
J.P. dllMof no*r tin, | ,„rt of bM w«k «lth Mr. Hor
ring’s parents of this city.
has returned from a few days
visit with relatives in Bonham.
Home made candy, pure.swoet
and wholesome, at the Palace of
Sweets.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coppedge
spent the holidays with relatives
in Wolf City.
FOR candy that will make your
mouth water, at the Palace of
Sweets.
Miss Daphine Wilson and Mrs.
Herman Harris of McKinney vis
ited Miss Callie Webb Monday.
Mrs. Peyton Adams and little
T m tt* *« ~# % Ii -M*—*
mill, irni »» tnu, 1/i 1*1 v. «. irn.'Hiiiti
visited her father, Jeff Wyatt.
horo la at n-oolr
Hon. J. D. Cottrell and M. C.
See J T. Johnston for the Ev- portman made a business trip to
^ening Journal, delivered every Mineral Wells the first of the
eyeing Ipr 515c a month. j*
Mm. Shelton and MIm A^a House FV Rent—$10 per
off man were Dallas vj/rT mnnth on Ran* Jefferson Street.
Thomas N. Herring and wife,
who reside at Waxahaehie. visit
ed Mr. Herring’s parents last
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. R. W. Thompson and Miss
Josie McFarlin of Dallas visited
W. D. McFarlin and family last
week.
The beautiful home of R. W.
Sandiferin the North jiart of the
city is nearing completion and
will be ready to occupy in the
near future.
Sunday was a very well spent
day at the Baptist church as tin*
Sunday School was graded. This
is considered the beginning of a
new epoch in the progress of the
Baptist Sunday School of this
city.
According to a statement made
in the Star-Courier last week
Rev. F. O. Miller preached at the
Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at 11 o’clock. The weather
was very inclement consequently
there was not a very large at
tendance but those who were
there report a good sermon.
COMING At the Palace, Monday
Jan. 1*. presenting.!. Warren
Kerrigan
IN SAMPSON
in six parts, 600 scenes, 0200
Players, produced hy Farrell
McDonald.
Mesdaincs Charles Aldridge,
Gus Stanley, Frank Harrington,
A. M. Blackman, A. Hugh ley, P.
1). Tucker, Sam Harbin, ('. C.
Allen, and Frank Harrington, J r.
attended Monday afternoon the
shower given at Richardson hy
Mrs. Sam Harbin in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hughley.
AGENTS WANTED For Fuller
Sanitary Brushes, town and
country. Fuller Brushes sold
under guaranty* by manufactur-
ers. Fuller Brush Co., Hart
ford, Conn. We want reliable,
energetic agents. No ottiers
need apply. If you can give good
references it will coat you noth
Ing to try our proposition—Full
nr Brush Co.. Dallas. 6J0 Wilson
Building
FIRE BOYS ELECT
OEFICERS FOR 1915
The tire boys of this city met
Wednesday night ot this week
and installed the officers for the
new year. They art* as follows:
Gee Hudson, chief, reelected.
Geo. Good, assistant chief, re
elected.
Clifton Potts, treasurer, re-e-
lected.
William F. Jackson, Secretary
re-elected.
Fagan Daniel, foreman of tin*
Engine and I lost* (’»>.
Albert Blalack, Foreman of the
(’homicul (’<>.
Rev. I*. D. Tucker, chaplain.
The hoys won for themselves
laurels on every occasion last
year, and there is no doubt but
what they will give tin* people
better service in the new year
than ever before.
of proper and correct results. Yon get this care-
ful service without extra cost.
Allen Brothers,
Druggists.
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COOPERATIVE FRATERNAL
WATCH SERVICE HERE
Last Thursday at the I. < >. < >.
F. building in this city was held
a Co-o|x*rative Fraternal Watch
service. This was to watch tin*
last few hours of the eventful
1911 out and the dawn of a new
year, 1915.. This service was
well attended hy the Fraternal*
ists of the city and was one of
the most entertaining watch s»*r
vices that has ever been given in
this city.
There was a regular formal
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The Ford Sedan carries all tin* up t<> the min
ute style and beauty in design, with siimptu
oils luxury in appointments decidedly :i car of
• I mil i ty for service every day of the year, giv
ing modern luxury with Ford Economy, both
in purchase price and maintenance
The Ford Sedan meets all the demand of so
cinl life, theatre, shopping and pleasu re riding
equally delightful in sunny or inclement
weather u ear of luxurious comfort ami class.
Tin* regular Ford chassis of Vanadium toft'Tq
construction The simplicity, ease uyrt safety
of control makes this ear very desirable to
women who drive their owe ears.
Ford Sedan s1.*?.- Cou|H*lot '*<.><•; Town Car
$690; Touring (’at 'I"), Kunabout *110. All
fully equipped, f. o. b. Detroit.
< >11 display and sale at E. O. Harrington's.
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VALHALLA CLUB
NEW YEAR WATCH
Dr. Harris
Re ddciice 'Phone *4
< Ml tee Phone fit!.
The members of the Valhalla
program prepnrod and carried I Club and many invited guests
out to the letter. Oratory was in I w atched the old year out and the
ascendency and all of those who New year in last Thursday night
RENNER ITEMS
had ;
Miss Vera Davis entertained
op New Year's Day with a pink
and white luncheon, honoring
Mrs. I. D. Newsome. The table
was laid in cluny and madelr* jrr-’ *
with a centerpiece of pink carna
tions. There were places for tlx*
following Meadames I D. New
some.Pellerin of I/uiisiana, Flnus
ton of Teague. Oulledge, Reed,
Jasper, Metliewn. Carpenter.
Misses Barnett. Gulledge. Car
lisle and Davis.
BIRTHDAY DINNER.
Prof. C. E. McGuire and family
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sre now occupying mm; nswuemv *
of J. A. Moreman on East J offer
OAn of iw'onf Ic racafcul Kv
Will Jackson and wife.
Miss Bessie Crawford, who is
attending the Metropolitan Busi
ness College at Dallas, spent the
holidays with her father, R. H.
Crawford, of this city.
Bob Harrington, after spending | dies,
the holidays with hla
Saturday afternoon twenty-
nine little friends of fluff Tucker.
Jr., helped him
“Ring out the old.
Ring in the new,
Ring out the false.
King in the true,’’
at a party in honor of his e,ghtb
birthday.
After many games were play
ed the little guests were ushered
through a door way. strung with
sleigh bells, dinner
had been waiting for yea is to
have the opportunity of working
off the surplus amount of hot nil
wer< |H*rmitted to do so. Ex rel-
ent music was rendered, both
vocal and instrumental. This
feature of the program was In
tcrest ing a n d appreciated in
deed along with the verbos which
more than overflowed the house.
There joke*, stories of many fab
uIons designs that would make
one's hair stand straight and his
knees tremble and counundrums
put forth that would puzzle a Hoi
mnon or a < 'aeser.
After tlx* merriment came the
feast, which was the greatest
event of the entire ocewaion. Ev
ate his fill and sprnd
around wishing he could find a
place where could place more
and the regret that the editor of
this paper has to offer Is that in*
was not there to |»artloi|*Pe in
this grand watch he means
feast
Tin* last few minutes of the
old year was *)w*nt in a few
words by Rev. M, L. Fuller and
then the ringing of hells, the
blowing of whistles heralded to
the world that the history of 191 i
had l>een written and that the
new year was at hand with a
blank |»«ge. The watch service
was concluded with a prayer by
Rev. I*. D. Tucker.
There were near a hundred pres
Mi Is-sUe Wiliams, of S
field vi-itud Henry Colt 1 ^
ed
ent. The principal game of tins'1,1 ‘^y-
evening was 'll!'. After lh‘*i Mia* Julia Carlye, of
games had been in order for visiP d \ll«*ene Jackson
last
Week
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'and friends
enjoyable time and all will de glad j Mrs Wait* r S ogling
that 1915 was at hand All hail an
II de glad
for tin* incident to be re|n atisl t«' s tn tin* III club hist
the last few hours of 1915
X
n t .t Thee 1 .rill meet with
Mis. |> nu C'ar|" iter Friday ^wo
VWf’lf*.
Modern Weapon Ua- i m War la of
far Grtatar Fort* H>an Waa
Ouneollnfi
I /ima Wilson
visited Mrs Ro
of Carrollton,
1st week. -
It in obvious that lb' oihtnarifN*
mine baa laeiini* much more formi*
dabb* than it *»« t<n u«r* ago.
During the war a
numtwr of v«***s*l* *m « itlM*r aub* w< r*
•unk or di«tibl'sl bv mines, but in
on»* instance only that of the battle- j pbv
•bin Ibdttipavloi *k did the *trK < 11
abip go «|own immwliately.
Tlw mines used bv the l{u«*,i*m
ami Japanese w» r»* fillc*l, a* a rule,
with wet guncotton. I hi* is, of
lours’, a very potent etjdnsive, t»ut
in mahv r<**|s-< fa, aaya Tit-Hits, it i»
quite out< la»«**J | v the < ouifrumd
u*»'d in <e rman mim*« an>i known
a« trirotfoto e rw, tint ihlm-viatet to 1 frien*l
“T. N. T.” in tin* country and toj
‘trotvl’’ in Germany.
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**T. N T. is an fipkaitr of i ^
comparatively r»s«*nt invention. It I W
Girtie i atmb
tlv»*s n«*ar Car
f is visiting rela
1 ton tliis week.
Rev. Hattcrfie
day night witli
\\;»x lhachie A
came d**s
crowd of Renne
tire pi earlier an
irrived Thura-
Ins bride from
iowd from Mur-,*
and quite a*
folks |*ounded
wife. * «
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touch* rw of Her
returned Hiimb
s«s*ond term f*f
up* anil Gr«*ene,
1 High School,
to take up the
rhool.
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in Ulan
son vtwttod
»t ^<w*k.
» s standing
» ifentoi). visited hotne
s , ring th‘* < ’In rimas t*>li
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to eminently safe to haf.dk, ami '-an* * ' * ♦ w
not !»*■ c\i *d by flame, t f* - J j * *Si*sf«*^l «*r, of IManrx
.piirew *< • *ot q. I t,y *• *( s J ,/v t<- ’Saturday afiil
men-urv "ate. Sn oTat
A shell, torpedo or mine I*mo»s| (
with “T. N T " bursts With ge *1**1. i t'hrlst#»;■*.*** and Mildred
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Th** readers of this pai-er will be
pleased to learn that there js st leaat
one dreaded disease ths* actence har
been able to cure in all its sta*es, and
thftt is Catarrh Hall s Catarrh Cut*
is the only po"i*iv* now known
to the medical fraternity, catarrh
Iw.lU and i being a constitutioaal disease, re
quire* a consfitutlonai treatment
which that act a Hall B Catarrh Cure la taken internal
merry Unklln*. Into the £jSl"tlrtE2IVS
rewim The birthday candlcf* hy destrovin* the foundation of ,«■
shed a soft light on the New | anu
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faith in Its mr» afwre—M
offer fine jigTvrrTWi
c*«e t>v|Mlewt
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guestj* gatherml around the cake
with it-a candles and each made a
birthday*, wish for the little hoat^
and then Wk a puff at the
HU *t«t«y fabW
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Wankan, Fred E. The Plano Star-Courier. (Plano, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1915, newspaper, January 7, 1915; Plano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth601775/m1/3/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.