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FIVE
THE MARSHALL MORNING NEWS
Thursday, July 13, 1922
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ALBERTO BRUNO NUPTIALS
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the church at the age of 17.
PERSONALS
Telephone No. 285
HELP WANTED—FEMALE.
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BEGINS IN WEEK
ing News.
Made In Marshall
Buy Sanitary Floor Sweep. Made in Mrs. Frank Provenza and Mr. Philip
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ing shop crafts unions, Warren S.
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wedding trip.
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R. L. SPIVEY
On Ice
Halbert Honey Green Rind
— FOR—
Watermelons
STATE SENATOR
State Government
SPECIALS
DRUE MOORE TREATS PICKETS
ELBERTA PEACHES.
FOR MAN AND BOY
ATTEND
SERVICE BOAR.
Boys’ Palm Beach Suits, in sizes 10
7-13p
Fee $5.00. Sam Ford.
$5.00
to 18 years
Boys’ Wash Pants, $1.25 and $1.50
75 Cents
values for
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Marshall’s Greatest Bargain Event
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Hub Shoe Store
—The House of Quality
A News Classified Will Sell It For You
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The Hub’s July
Clearance Sale
500 Pairs
Children’s
Low Shoes
Who stands for the Reduction of your Taxes
by cutting down the expenses of running our
One lot of Men’s Palm Beach Suits,
mostly small sizes; reduced to.. $5.00
! strikes” and branding as “unauthor-
ized” printed reports that the Broth-
erhood of Locomotive Engineers were
Instead of striking the handle of
the gun, the stick struck the hammer,
Many Plan Big Time At
The Carter’s Ferry Picnic
Which Transpires Today
Mrs. E. H. Travis of Fort Smith,
Ark., is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Cornwall.
Miss Effie Marks, of Waterproof,
La., and Mrs. H. G. Mounts of Meri-
dian, Miss., are visiting in the home
of their brother, Mr. A. B. Marks.
Mrs. R. L. Bradford and daughter
have returned to their home in Alex-
andria after a visit to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gorrell.
Registered Poland China boar, on
Longview road 2 miles from town.
Mrs. S. H. Stone, of Jewell, Kan-
sas, has returned home after a visit
to her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Ingham.
Mrs. Philip Werlla comes from Tex-
arkana today for a visit to Mrs. R.
S. Smith.
that “this is the kind of dinner mother
used to cook,” because this is the
LAYING ASPHALT
ROAD COVERING
—the sweetest kind, at very
reasonable prices — received
daily from Solomon’s farm
All of the pickets around the Texas
4 Pacific shop were treated to water
melons last night, by Drue Moore.
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Miss Margaret Lancaster, who has
been spending several days in Shreve-
My Country Friends
You will find me at 206
East Austin street. Look
me up when you come to
town. I buy country pro-
duce when I can get it.
Miss Rosaline Sadler of Corsicana is
guest of Mrs. N. P. Turner and will
sing today at the Rotary luncheon.
ra-
de-
ide,
ort,
ion.
will appredate the
eoclal and personal
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will spend several days with Miss
Lancaster.
STONE DECLARES
ENGINEERS WILL
NOT WALK OUT
Maranto of Marshall were out-of-town
guests at the wedding.—The Deni
son Gazette.
Mr. A. F. Ramsey is sick at his
home on West Grand avenue.
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the Carter's Ferry bridge.
Many are going to this pienie and
STRAW HATS
Half Price
Marshall
Drug Co.
Sepaugh & Woodyard, Props.
Marshall, Texas
GUN OF DEPUTY
MARSHAL FIRES
IN HIS POCKET
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Use the Morning Hews Classified
Column for best results.
That Are Specials
of all low shoes for men, women and
children.
I AM ALWAYS GLAD
TO SEE
Marshall and guaranteed by Morgan
McCowan, phone 1383-W. tfc
C. E. FORTINBERRY
Groceries
Miss Helen Dentress of Longview
is recovering favorably from an ap-
pendicitis operation at Kahn Mem-
orial yesterday.
SOCIAL NEWS
Mra. Homer M. Price, Fhona TH
To You A Hearty Welcome
To Marshall
Solomon’s Market
Everyone Guaranteed
Ready Monday, July 10th. $3.00 per
bushel, field run at orchard. John Fax
on Jefferson Highway at Scottsville.
7-18c
Ferry.
The barbecue is to be a joint picnic . — _
of the Harrison and Panola county be arranged to facilitate the pleasure
citizens, and is the culmination of the and enjoyment of those who attend.
BATHING SUITS
Half Price
—White Kids and Canvas,
Patents and Black Kids; all
sizes up to 2; on sale today
95c TO $135
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DO YOU KNOW
THAT—
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—“Footfitters”
One of the U. S. deputy marshals
was considerably startled yesterday
afternoon when his pistol was dis-
charged in his pocket.
It is said that one of the marshals
walked up behind the other and tap-
ped his gun with a stick in a jocular
way, expecting to hit the gun on the
COO people. There will be ice water
on the grounds and everything will
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Mrs. Vernon - Wilson of Hughes
Springs is the guest of the George
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The laying of the asphalt covering
on the Jefferson Highway in Harrison
county will begin next Wednesday at1
the Gregg county line. Ten miles of
road are now ready for this covering.1
During the time that the asphalt
is drying it will be necessary for ve-
hicles to detour around the sections ’
to which it is applied. It requires
three or four days for the asphalt
to become thoroughly dry, and dur- '
ing this time travel will be restricted
from the road. 1
Born: To Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
Yates. Tuesday, July 11, a 10-pouno
daughter at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs.
Yates was Miss Wilhelmina Austin
and the baby girl is the great grand-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Aus-
tin, who formerly lived here.
could be expected, but still confined performed by members of the strik-
to their beds and rooms. ing shop crafts unions, Warren S.
-- — ’ Stone, grand chief of the brotherhood,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maranto will said this morning the situation, so
keep open house Sunday afternoon to far as bis organization was concerned,
meet their nephew, Mr. Vincent Al- remained the same as when the strike
berto and his bride, here on their‘order became effective July 1.
Al G. Curtis, who was operated on
some time ago, will soon be able to
return to work here. He is now at
। his home in Longview.
I orial yesterday and is in good con-
dition.
Mrs. Rob Young of San Antonio. They
are Mrs. Margaret Young Phillips an i
baby, Misses Frances, Nannie Lou
and Sallie Garrett Young. Their par-
ents and little brother came as far
as Tatum with them and went to Hen
derson for the funeral of Mr. Will
Young, Mr. Rob Young’s brother. He
was buried yesterday.
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Miss Mae Victory is spending r.
month's vacation in Paris and Tyler.
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band, two brothers, two sisters, and
eight children. Her mother and one
brother were with her at the end.
The children are Charles W., of De-
troit; Walter R., of Jacksonville,
Texas; Whit, Vernon, Everett, Frank,
Corinne, and a two weeks' old infant.
Mrs. Reeves was a member of the
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one asked the marshal if he was hurt.
He seemed to think he was and asked
if there was any blood. No red, how-
ever, stained his tattered clothes,
those who witnessed the affair say.
------ discharging the pistol. A large por-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Heartsill are tion of the man’s trousers was blown
entertaining a house party of their off, though no wound was inflicted,
granddaughters, children of Mr. and the skin not even being broken. Some-
Demonstrator—lady, honeat, not
afraid of hard work, high school edu
cation desirable some sales exper-
ience preferred. Work Marshall and
vicinity; salary and commission. Ad-
vertised necessity with highest repu-
tation. Address M. M. K. Care Mom-
Today is the day when a few can- promise made by Willard Hayes to
fed “hubbies” are going to tell "wifie" the effect that he would give a barbe-
cue to celebrate the completion of
port as the guest of Miss Lola Merr: .. . _ _
wether, returned yesterday. Miss handle, in order to attract the atten
Merriwether returned with her and tion of the other.
As a market for all farm pro-
duction. Remember, we al-
ways appreciate your business
N A arcus-Kariel
VI Clothing Co.
day that the big picnic dinner and ---- _ _
barbecue will be held at Carter’s preparations have been made for 5,-
i -Mrs. Estelle Reeves, wife of Mr.
Willis Reeves, died yesterday morning
at the home on North Wellington
street. The funeral will be this morn-
ing at 9:30, interment in Greenwood
Cemetery.
Mrs. Reeves was bom in Tishomin-
go eounty, Mississippi, July 29, 1880,
and is survived by both parents, Mr.
and Mrs.’Skinner of Paris, her hus-
'Galveston today for a weeks outing
and to allow Mr. Sedberry to catch
some specimen tarpon.
Cleveland, July 12.—Declaring tha.'|
“we do not go out on sympathetic
Miss Edens, of Beckville, was oper
ated on for appendicitis at Kahn Mem
Miss Thelma Crouch and Alphonse
E. Quinn were married at 5 o’clock
.yesterday afternoon by Rev. Ray, pas-
tor of the North Marshall Baptist
' church.
Miss Crouch is one of Marshall’
fine young ladies, and was very popu-
lar here. Her many friends will miss
her sweet presence as she goes from
among them.
The groqm in a young man in the
automobile business at Lake Charles,
in connection with Miller Bros.
The wedding was a surprise to ev-
eryone. Mr. Quinn came to Marshall
‘ on a visit to Miss Crouch, to whom
he was already engaged, and it war
decided after he came that she would
go back with him as his wife.
■ The groom and his bride left on
the Sunshine Special last night to go
to his home in Lake Charles.
Are you using PRIDE
OF MARSHALL Cof-
fee? It pleases others;
it will please you. Roast-
ed fresh every day.
Huntsberger Coffee Co.
Phone 609. 907 East
Houston Ave. 16-tf
In a simple nuptial service, Sunday friends and neighbors,
afternoon, July 9, at two o clock in
St. Patrick’s Church, Denison, Miss
Mary Bruno became the bride of Mr.
Vincent Alberto of Marshall, Rev.
Father Deeney officiating. The bride
was attended by her cousin. Miss Mary
Bruno, and the groom’s best man was
his cousin, Mr. Philip Maranto of
Marshall.
The bride wore* a beautiful after-
noon gown of white canton erepe with
big white hat, white gloves and white
An
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Accident
Policy
Will take care
Of you and the
Other folks at home
While that bone
Is knitting
Together again?
Insure that hide
Of yours—NOW—
While you’re still
Alive and healthy.
Early to bed and
Early to rise,
You may feel lucky,
but—
AETNA-IZE!I!
Its' better to be
SAFE than
SORRY.
Wines & Wandell
Cobb Building Telephone 238
pumps. She carried a sheaf of bride’s
roses. The bridesmaid wore pearl
gray canton crepe with gray acces-
sories and carried an arm bouquet of
sweetheart pink buds.
The bride is dsughter of Mrs. Rosa
Bruno and was reared and educated
in Denison, surrounded by admiring
Second Baptist Church, and led a con-
sistent Christian life, beloved by
She joined
“Naturally we sympathize with the
striking shopmen,” Stone said. “But
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sedberry, Miss we are working under clearly defined
Erie Sedberry and Miss Mary Mat- rules and these we intend to obey.”
thewson go in the Sedberry car to -___________________
Messrs. Westmoreland and Lake preparing to file protests with the
and Miss Florence Lancaster are all interstate commerce commission
recovering as well and rapidly as against imposing duties heretofore
friends. Mr. Alberto has lived in
Marshall for some time but sold his
business there and will enter the gro-
cery and baking business here. Mr.
and Mrs. Alberto left st once for a
wedding trip to New Orleans and will
visit Marshall relatives enroute home.
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