The Graham Daily Reporter (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 8, 1934 Page: 4 of 4
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HKST METpoPfST CHURCH *
Thr Rev. K J. LxPiMe »nnouu«» !
that rrguimr morning unit t-vemnnj
Mitun wVTl' Bit h«lti »t the Fir*t |
Mfthodut church Sumiay. and «v*ry,
•<i»J 1a cordially invited to attend
The |tev LoPrede and his family
vetumed from the ‘Methodist centen-
nial meeting in San Antonio 1 «-
afw a -week's trip, t
afiiT’report*Tthat a very helpful con-j
fertnce *a.. held. , . }
The return trip waa.Jmade
throutlh Houston, (Lalve.ton and Ft
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Mrs. C. M/Oockfell
Cotton Stalks Made l
Good Forage, State
Chemist Announces
College Station, Texas,' Septembei
8.—The cotton ptanL „ii properly
+K«V*<I and u^flyod. offers .a. good
sourco air forage to iim in *w-~ £ <L
sent feed emergency caused by the '
drouth, in the opinion of Dr.vG. tSw
Fraps, state chemist and chief hi g,
t'he division of yhsmsny^, Terax -p
Agricultural Experiment .Station.
■'For a long time”, he said, “ifai’r
iTiera have been accustomed lo turn
livestock.-into the cotton jfletds ifrer
the cotton- has been harvested.” i
"There appears to be no reason-
under the present condition of jhpr-
tageof forage Why greater fldyghj
ages, .should nbt be -taken of the
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“' -FIRST, baptist church j
Regular -Sunday nighTT *ervic«
will'be rasumedWr the First Bap;
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(iastor wdl preach on the subj'eSI. Rpy|y^| Meeting
"The Successful Christ."' The .Spn- — . - — - -
day rtornin* uBje»rt will -Txc
^eaves when dried contain On an |
...... average about l2'r protein and have
Aesmty—huHvam.1 with revival 1 at B productive'enargy of about fifty
ra. God’s Soldier." Th public' i»
cordially invitddWi fcn-'WvtBM vt
this church.
for Sunday are:
this
Other services
Begins Friday At
- -therms a UMI pounds. They hujve
auout the. same feeding value as
good quality alfalfa hay.* The stalk*
an1 waudyv ConUin about 7 . per
Eliasville Cfiurch
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-A revival meeting bigau Friday
night at the Baptist .Chdrch at
Kuiiday School al 9:W \.A—3ff; anil EUasville, Dr. W. Y, Por.d, ionn-
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
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Ueverand Bryan. Keathley, Miaister.
cuuixvme, or. « for feeding purpo.-«i than the aide.
^ superintendent pf >iulta ^ .! /-tqfe/.' .
of1 texiii BaptiKt and now pastor ...» / -
of.^ret-.p.p^C^h/irec^l Ty.Q ,.nlM>lla>"f^l^R
LJCEN8ES IN OKLAHOMA
Vmjidge, "' js prtxaching-' at the ev
ening services^ 4nd the pasUir, Jfev.
The-re^ul^s rwJraing worship **r* J Sam Malone of Ahilcne |irrsch-
va.ee hV7d hdM»y:"fW"*|'lnjf;g!i' Ihe M6ffl!li^,,i^WI«il.’TWr
ning sPl.ldkl o'clock. The mirtiS^ j meeting is scheduled td run
_L_t| ter 'Will return from Wichita Falls ^ through _ Sunday, September - 16.
and (feliver the serenon^on ^Dlv^ | fhe Reverned 'Malone, pdsl
Rejihforee^tent."
third nwssagv. eh 'a kindred 1 Graham ^fuMay7Ti*“]|uitWt^
vd- from the ^South Plains of
Texas w here he has been - conduct-
i me. nupiw ~ -.....~ . ing regis<als ior several weeks. He
'Wl' .......Trepotts good rains in most all 8f
Th.. followy- lt»l
under -a Frederick.
Wednesday when two local couples
drove across the line . to . secure
itlw was _ Texans obtained
Ci nham Saturday. Tias Tust retimT.4^^"^^^
week-end: Clarence McKnighi, 28,
Newcastle, and Miss Beatrice Dal-
ton, 1». Grahahi;?^H.' T- IXashbnrA
Jr., 22, and Mish Mary Eva Wood;
20, both of Grahani."
The evening services will not be,
hold. ' .... * - ------ , '
The nubUC hr ‘invited to attend "HI
‘activities of thb church. ""—
T-=w~ .T?' 1 th.
Panhandle country which will
HRST crtRIRTlAN CHURCH thr fcrmera 'to plant fall
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Sunday- School,* Ti- * C. Butler,
sup’t. P:4jS; chdrch -and commun-
■J ion. ’ 10:46; Oiristian EudaCvor. 5
S'dock: evening service «:15. The
Rev. J. W, Tyndall, pastor. TH*
cent protein and 41 per cent fiber
so thatr-they have a feeding value
much lowyr thftn that—of the leaves
and /probably about the same af
cottonseed tjulls. 'Fresh green sUDis
ja less woody and more valugH*—
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its nfkuTir missiouan meeting-'mi
—OT&fi. In v. Vf|tember Iftthr -at—4
oVIork’ nt the churc)i. Atl Mem-
. •> hers and frumd* are wvited to Ik-
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“IT PATS TO ADYRRTISJE'
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feed qaeatiop for the coming win
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wh,.t and thaw help *olv._ the} pl(jHEER ©jax j*AR-
r-a e- ♦»» " f'rOLNEY -YESTBROAVj,
N. D. Holderuian, 68 years oil,
22-Pound Catfish I died at his home Friday night M
Brought To Tb«4|* SS-£?Z
if- _ j-»!■ ‘ *'• | tiat church J this sftemdor) at -*8
-Lucky" Hat-nngtod wy «en with ^ R.v, W. H.
with' a 22-pound C^Wh ailing over j ‘Towniiend ^officiating. Mr. Holder-
his shoulder this morning sndiwalk-1 ^ had ,ive^ in YoUng county
ing down the street as though -noth- ; Mny vwtrs and is' sarvivad-
.‘mg had:- happened. wif^ f,y, aon5~ ahr~Tiar-"
........arrington easuaHy meinttyn-i daughter^. . .......
ed 'hiving minno*' ontl ■ —------**■ ' g- .....*
<.( t0 12,000 Minnows
. •*..«« -,t‘’"g-Klll><t.In Crash!
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT
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T Than pulling a teiuton truck > out I HEAVER, Setembsr 4. — IVeWe
Tof ,.tlie Water will make Spy im- j thousand lives were lost when a big
! preesion on the' fisherman. trinsportiition truck overtnrMd in
1 ' ■ at /-x - j a collision With an automobile here.
| .« Kk txK ■2^'StoSr*
f< Fl»R' FJCNT: NieJ
cottages a: Eddie"
. ^rg^Ahvs ever rev '
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etean
Lisle TourKt
Camp—-Day and,weekly ratey ofi ao-1
. plication. *■ . \ life;'. Wiispington.—'The population of
‘ ——- 'pallas aslof July 1, 1W8H, is estima-
FOR ^AlaE4 ted by the Bureau of the Census
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ESTIMATED POPULATION OF TEXAS CITIES
36^1 h fu>>o
20,520 23,300
CAr„ .. ... ,lat .278,000, whieh is a gain of 17,-
J OR SALK- Registered free yr. -fci compared with the official cen-
(dd , Jefsev COW, Jresh Only of ,pso. The estimated popu-
ucck. Kea^onabU price. a y^^jAtion of other Text* citiwi, eompar-
Do^pavus 700 Kentucky »St„ , ed ^ IW0 enumeration, fol-
Ciraita?l. Texas
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Wanted to heaj^ f rom person
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-irtag to trade • reaiiener--property ; Abflene,
.jn -Graham for goo-i car.—Graham Xthariilo
Insurance Agency. ______ 2tfc i Austin
Beaumont
-rte^r
_.Hfan!ed to 1 st your proparty foi
sale. -r»de of exchange, if priced
. rtjfht -’Graham , Insurance Agency
LOST & FOUND
STRAY:-’-I:-tiave in my lot a hetf-
Btg Spring
Brownsville
Brown wood ■
Corpus Christi e
Corsicana .i_.
Del Rio .........
El Paso
OslV»*Uih
Laredo ■ • ..,,,..1e.—
Lubbock y,—
Marshall ......1«*03 16,500
Palestine ......11,445 11,506
Port Arthur . ..^.7.'T^^60,902 54,400
San Angaie , -. 25308 28.500
San Benito , 10,752 11,700
Sherman . 15,713 ■ 16,800
Swaahwmtor 10348 12.000
Temple i 15346 16,100
Texarkana 1.........j:...... 16302 17,400
Jx 17,113 18.000
,sr-... 52318 56,500
ichift F.U, ,43,690 44300
1 Federal census April 1, 1980.
2. Estimates population July 1, 1933.
Texas is above the 6,000,0on mark
according to the estimates of popu-
lation for-States as of July 1, 1934.
ia, 175 25300
, 48,182 49,7o0 [ Tyler
63420 56.000 I Waco,
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22,621 263"'>
12,789 13300
27,741 30,700
.. 15,202 l.%800
11,698 11,900
:r: 40e,421 10530n ; Texas is estimated to have 6.7M.000
..vr.,UjNi 54.HK) j population, a gain of 248,?85 com-
y
YestWfey and T ggg
_ r loday-
Who would Want to go back to the standards of even a
ii;:. generation ago?, We have traveled far since then. Inven-
tions and scientific discoveries have furnished the principal
vehicles: New conveniences, improve* merchandise, better
foods, added health-conserving means.
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But the thing which has hastened us on to the knowledge
and acceptance of their benefits is advertising. It has
brought new tilings Slickly to all of us and sped Us toward a
different, better mode of living. . . ~
— - Modern advirtising sells us, not only things, but ideac.
The advertising of soaps has told its the health advantages of ,
more frequent bathing. The advertising of modern bathroom
^illpUi^tfY^^ inHde batting a signful pleasure. —
The advertising of improved razors and beard, softeners
has made whisking off whiskers a simple daily.ditty/instead
of a weekly m&jor operation. ,
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- Tooth-paste, tooth-brush and mouth-wash manufacturers
and retailers are saving us untold aches and years of
marred smiles, by advertising the importance of oral hy-
geine.
As a result of the* advertising of food, manufacturers
and purveyors, we have escaped from the drowsy dullness "
caused by heavy breakfasts and are full of forenoon vim ~
and dear-headedness.
The clothes we wear, furniture we use, fuel,we burn, car
we drive, telephone we’ve installed—all these would not so
quickly have come home to us, were it not for the silent hut
irresistable force of advertising.
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V KEEP PACE WITH THE WORLD YOU LIVE IN BY-
READING THE ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS
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