The Savoy Star. (Savoy, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, December 16, 1910 Page: 4 of 4
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PROFESSIONAL CARTS.
C. S. CARTER, M. D.,
f*HYSJCLAX AND SURGEON.
Office at Inter’s Drug. Store.
Residence, first house north of the
Daptist church. Phone at office
and residence. CaJlB promptly an-
swered day or night.
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E. H. Rogers of Collinsville
came down Saturday and went out
to Fulp to preach.
Ladies’ and Misses skirts; a
/complete line at Arterberry s.
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Some money to lend. Inquire
at Star office. L
Charley Bolin has bought the
Bun Squires property and will
move to it.
Louis Spinelli and wife have
gone to Fqrt Worth to visit Miss
Etta King.
Buy White Rose Cooking Oil of
J. W. Bell & Co.
R. B. Nall, Optician, pays the
.car fare both ways. Go to him.
Sherman, Texas.
Mr. Wilder of Collin county
Jias bought the old Joe Ware prop-
erty and has moved bis family to
it.
Bargains! Bargains! in men’s
and boys’ clothing at Arterberry’s.
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YOTJITG&AET L
lam sure you appreciate A
your mother and will rev- J,
member her on Christmas
morning. There is nothing
she would appreciate more
than a piece of Silver, Cut
Glass or China.
I have some very choice
selections yet, and they
range in prices from 60 cts.
up. Come in and see my
line, then decide whether
you will buy or not.
Am sure I can please you
both in article, quality and
price.
Mrs. T. E., Arterberry.
TO DEAR SANTA CLAUS
Savoy, Texas, Dec. 12, 1910.
Dear Santa Claus:
Will you please bring me a tri-
cj'de, a knife, a set of tools and j
a pair of gloves. Santa, bring me j
some apples, oranges, candy and |
nuts. Yours truly,
Leslie Swinney.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the good
people of Savoy for their kindness
and friendship that they have
shown us during the sickness and
death, of our daughter, Annie.
We also wish to thank the people
of Blue Ridge, for their many
words of comfort and kind deeds
and resped that they have shown
us. May God’s richest blessings
rest upon you all.
S. G. Brawner.
. Elizabeth Brawner.
Sulphur, Okla.
Dear Santa Claus:
Will you please bring a good j
boy the following articles: A foot
ball, muffller, nuts, fruit and can-
dy. Hope I am not asking too
much of you. Please remember
my two little sisters.
Your little friend,
Buford Peuland.
P. S. Please include a 25c ag-
ate and some pots.
The very latest in ladies tailored
suits at Arterberry’s. .
Get a Holly Box at the Star
office to send your Christmas re-
membrance in. They are from 2c
to ioc each.
While two of the little Waldrmn
boys were sawing wood Saturday
/evening, the eighteen months’ old
baby got its finger under the saw
where it was amputated-
Miss Ella Loving of Sherman is
visiting Miss Delia Stephenson
North of town..
Ladies’ capes and cloaks, the
price is right at Ar ter berry’s.
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Remember your friends with a
Christmas card or a Christmas
booklet. Some beauties at the
Star office.
Savoy, Texas.
Dear Santa: I want you to
bring me a toy tub and washboard
and a little lamp, I want a big doll
two feet high, some apples, candy,
oranges, barfanas and all kinds of
nuts. Alta Baker.
Dear Santa: I want you to
bring me a cup a doll and bug-
gy. My sister wants a doll, and I
want a doll that goes to sleep. I
want a ring, apples, nuts and can-
dy. Santa I will be glad to get
what you leave me.
Catherine Frank.
Dear Santa Clans: Please bring
me an automobile that I can ride
in, I saw one at Bonham. Bring
me an air gun, a little pick and
saw. Plsase bring me a belt and a
large train >vith lots of passenger
cars on it, and some candy, nuts,
oranges and bananas. I will be a
good boy so please don’t forget
me. Bye, b}Te,
Leslie Frank.
Santa I forgot to tell you please
bring me a knife.
S. H. Fierce and wife have gone
to Bonita in answer tq a message
stating that a son of Burrell Pierce
and!wife had been operated on for
appendicitis, and was dangerously
in. ____
Just received a new^line of head
scarfs, the newest, the latest, at
Arterberry’s
I will pay the car fare both ways
of the people of Savoy, if you will
come to me and buy your eye glass-
es. R. B. Nall, Sherman. .16d
Children’s capes and cloaks at
rock bottom prices at Arterberry’s
DEATH OF
MISS ANNIE BRAWNER.
Savoy, Texas, Dee. 11, 1910.
To The Star.
Miss Annie Brawner, of IMue
Ridge, Texas, who lived with
her sister, Mrs. Langham, came
to Savoy to visit her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. S. G.
Brawner, and was taken violently
ill, which resulted in her death,
November 27th, 1910. She was
born August 25th, 18H7, making
her 23 years, 3 months and 2 day's
old. She leaves a father, moth-
er, two brothers and two sisters,
besides a number of relatives and
friends to mourn her death.
Miss Annie was a good and obe-
dient girl to her parents and her
church services, having obeyed the
gospel in 1903, and was buried
with Christ in baptism by Bro. J.
P. Holmes, of Anna, Texas.
Among her last words were,. “I
am prepared to go.*”
Her remains were taken back to
Collin county for interment, and
were met by a host of relatives and
friends at the home of Uncle Rob-
ert Langham, and were held over
until next morning and then inter-
red in the Elm Grove cemetery.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Wilbanks, of Blue Ridge.
A long funeral procession followed
the remains to the tomb.
Annie is gone. Weep not chil-
dren, she is only sleeping. A va£
cant chair is found in our parlor,
but one more soul is found in the
spirit world.
2 Cor. 5: 1-8 ‘‘For we know
that if our earthlj- house of this
tabernacle were dissolved, we
have a building of God, an house
not made with hands, eternal in
the heavens. * * * For we that
are in this tabernacle do groan, be-
ing burdened: not for that w*e
would be unclothed, but clothed
upon, that mortality might, b e
swallowed up of life. * * * We
are confident, I say, and willing
rather to be absent from the body,
and to be present with the Lord.”
S. G. Brawner and wife.
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-LEARN-
BOOKKEEPING
FARM LOANS
My arrangements are the best.
Be sure and write me of phone me
at my expense, if borrowing mon-
ey on land or if you want a lower
rate of interest than you are
paying. Chas. G. Nunn,
Janl 4 Bonham, Texas.
A CHRISTMAS TREE.
We are requested to announce
that there will be a Christmas tree
at the Baptist church on the night
of December 24th, and that every-
body is invited to take part espec-
ially the three Sunday schools.
A Christmas tree is for the chil-
dren, the young folks, the mid-
dle aged and the old folks. We
all enjoy them and this one is for
yon—everybody that will put
something on foi somerlittle child.
Come prepared to make someone
happy and that will make you
happy.
Comforts and blankets are in de-
mand since the recent"northers.
We can supply you with the very
best—Arterberry.
A Two Minute Talk About
Abstract of Title.
How the Telephone Fays
r*t: 'M
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Is
A DEFECTIVE TITLE
Will knock you out of a sale or
loan sometime, as it often takes
months and years to straighten out
an ‘‘unmerchantable title.” No
informed man will buy land or
loan money thereon when flaws ap-
pear in the title.
Delays Are Expensive and dan-
gerous:
As the abstract might develop
the fact that your title is “unmer-
chantable,” and if you begin in
time you might succeed in ‘‘cur-
ing” same. Otherwise, witness-
es, whose knowledge is necessary,
or parties whose adts are indispen-
sable in effecting the “cure,” are
liable to die or move to parts un-
know*n at any time. ACT NOW.
For prices write
Fannin County Abstract Co.,
E. H. Pritchett, Lessee,
nl Bonham, Texas.
White Rose Cooking Oil is bet-
ter and cheaper than lard.
J. W. Bell & Co.
Ladies’ Tailored suits in all the
new autumn shades at Arterberry’s
The Christmas sale of Miss Jes-
sie West was quite a success and
very liberally patronized. She
had a splendid showing of hand
made articles.
The cheapest house and lots in
Savoj* for sale. Price $300. See
A. Deatherage or T. E. Arterbery.
For men’s and boy’s Trousers,
call and see Arterberry’s before
buying.
W. F. Suddath and wife were
business visitors in Denison yester-
day.
I have plenty of cotton seed
meal and hulls for sale.
E. T. Buford.
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We teach the actual business from start to finish. Each
student has individual sets of books and gets Individual in-
instruction. We guarantee to make a first-class book-
keeper of you or refund your money. We have expert
teachers in every department. A course in salesmanship
free to those who take the business course.
SHORTHAND
Learn to write Shorthand. We teach the celebrated Mod-
ern Graham Method of Shorthand, which is the best in use
today- Also Pitman. We can prepare you in a short time
to be an expert shorthand writer. We teach the touch
system of typewriting, which is far above any other system.
I TELEGRAPHY
Thousands of telegraph operators needed. There is no
calling that offers such sure promotion and certain success as
telegraphy. We have the best equipped telegraph depart-
ment in the South, expert teachers, affording an abundance
of practical work for our students. Now is the time to be-
gin Special rates now on. Will give you more for your
money than any other college. We are endorsed by more
bankers than all other colleges combined. Good positions
absolutely guaranteed.
• Draughon’s Practical
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Corner 6th, and Main Streets, Fort Worth, Texas.
Visit
IfOTIOB
Visit
us at
6
We have moved from our old
quarters and are now located
at 6th, and Main streets.
We desire to caution our friends
against confusion and decep-
.us at
6
and
tion, as a part of our old build-
and
Main
ing has been rented by some
men who have erected a sign
Main
D.P.B.C.
reading something like
“BAEZLEY-ERAUGHON”
O. P > B • O •
'M
:
They have no connection with us what-
ever. Write for free Catalogue to
Draughon’s Practical
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Corner 6th, and Main Streets, Fort Worth, Texas.
While my new meat market Is
being built, I have moved my shop
to the corner building of J. W.
Bell & Co., where I will be pleased
to servo you with fresh meats and
ice. I will soon be moved Into
more commodious quarters than
ever before, ana will be glad to have
you call at any time.
JOHN LARGE,
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Daw mun have •*'>'*
Taa iem, allfrccfe.'
The farmer who has a telephone in his home
can meet a business situation whether he be at
home or in town. Can you call your home on the
^telephone like this farmer is doing?
If not you are losing money by not using the t
greatest convenience of modern times. i he cost
is so small that telephone service is within reach
of every one.
We will be glad to tell you all about this eco-
nomical service. Write dur nearest Manager cr
The
Southwestern Telegraph & Telephone Co.
DALLAS, TEXAS
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Biomonl)
Special.”
This is
Style
No. 2605.
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1 We named il “Sky
l--- A.High’’ on account
of its all around good
qualities. It is made of fine Gun Metal Calf, with good, honest, Solid
Leather Soles that will wear like iron. The Button Upper adds a Snap and
Style that puts this shoe in a class by itself.
We are covering the feet of thousands of Texans who are highly
satisfied with Peters Shoe Co’s. "Diamond Specials.”
Ask your dealer to show you a pair.
If he does not have them-—write as.
•T. LOU us.
B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM.
For Sunday, December 18ib, 1910
TOPIC:
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“An Unworthy Motive and Our
Good Works.”;
Leader, Willie King.
Song, Prayer.
Scripture reading, Rom. 12: 1-21.
Song. PrayeiJ
1st. Joseph’s treatment of his
brethren.
W. L. Teague.
2nd. Special music.
3rd. How we may produce good
works in our lives.
Miss Mattie Keith.
4th. Reading of Paragraph III.
Miss Kate Deatherage.
5th, Open discussion on pray-
ers—The effetfl that they
may have on those who hear
and those who speak.
} 6tli. Bible study, Acts 11:
Song—Dismissal.
P. O. Ruthven,
President.
Earl Moore, Secy.
I am going to W. T. Truett’s
Furniture store at Whitewright, to
buy my furniture, art squares and
mattings. Why! because he has
a large stock, will treat me right
1 and always gives me the worth of
my money at the closest margin of
anybody. 42.
Will Cullar has gone to Ohio
where he has a position offere<f
him.
In a fist fight Sunday between
J. M. Hembree and E. J. Seals,
the former was bruised considera-
bly and the latter received several
ugly cuts fiom a raeor in the hands
of Louis Hembree.
If you are going to get married
inside of the next thirty days, you
know it, and if you will come tq
the Star office and tell us (not for
publication) we will make you a
njee present. We do want to
give you a nice writerup after you
are married but will not say a
word about it until then.
R. B. Nall, of Sherman, offers
to pay your car fare both ways if
you will go to him and buy spec-
tacles. He positively can fit you.
ANSCO CAMERAS’
Many people are having fine
success making home pictures with
Ansco Cameras. Why not yon?
Only four simple rules to foMow.
I loan cameras aud finis? the
work for you.
FOSTER—PHOTO—BONHAM.
J. M- Dockery returned yester-r
day from Wesnern Texas. He r
1 ports plenty of rain out tber$
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Arterberry, T. E. The Savoy Star. (Savoy, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 38, Ed. 1 Friday, December 16, 1910, newspaper, December 16, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth974192/m1/4/: accessed June 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.