Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 14

SIX THE CORSICANA, DAILY SUN, MONDAY, APRIL 23, 1928. DELEGATE STRENGTH DEMOCRATIC COUNTY INTERESTING INFORMATION CONNECTED WITH COMING POLITICAL EVENTS The following is the number of votes east, ward or precinct, delegates the precinct is entitled to select at the precinct conventions to be held May 5 to send to the county convention, and names and addresses of the precinct chairmen of the forty-eight precincts in the county: Ward 1 17 votes, 1 delegate, R. H. Mayo, 618 E. 10th avenue, Corsicana.

Ward 2 116 votes, 5 delegates, W. C. Ralston, W. 13th Corsicana. Ward 3 323 votes, 9 delegates, J.

L. Halbert, Hardy Peck Corsicana. Ward 4 303 votes, 8 delegates, C. R. Terry, National Bank Corsicana.

Angus 5- 27 votes, 1 delegate, W. Bailey. Angus. Barry votes, 2 delegates, L. Vainoli, Barry.

Blooming Grove 7 132 votes. 5 delegates, J. R. Griffin, Blooming Grove. Black Hills 8 14 votes, 1 delegate, W.

M. Cook, Route 2, Corsicana. Bazette votes, 1 delegate, C. C. Mills, Route Kerens.

Birdston 10 31 votes. 1 delegate, JR. Kelly, Route Streetman. Cade 11 4 votes. 1 delegate, Wayne Milligan, Route Street- tnan.

Cryer Creek votes, 1 delegate, E. J. Cruse, Route 2, Barry. Chatfield 13 37 votes. 1 delegate, W.

A. Mi zeli, Chatfield Corbet 14 15 votes, 1 delegate, J. W. Nokes, Corbet. Dresden 15 21 votes, 1 delegate, J.

Haden, Route 2. Barry. Dawson 16 202 votes, 8 delegates, T. Frank Hill, Dawson. Eureka votes, 4 delegates, T.

Dunham, Eureka. Rest 18 70 votes, 3 W. B. Orrell, Corsicana. Frost 19 149 votes, 6 delegates, John Beck, Frost.

Kerens 20 155 votes, 6 delegates, W. Crawford, Kerens. Drane 21 17 votes, 1 delegate, J. R. Thomas, Route Corsicana.

Emhouse 22 58 votes, 2 delegates, C. W. Collin, Emhouse. Motfort 23-17 votes, 1 delegate, J. T.

Montfort, Route 1. Roafte. Mildred 24 22 votes, 1 delegate, P. Allen, Route 4, Corsicana. Navarro Mills votes, 1 delegate, Tell Woodall, Route 1, Purdon.

Oak Valley votes, 1 delegate, E. F. Little, Route 3, Corsicana. Powell votes, 1 delegate, W. N.

Kenner, Powell. Pursley votes. 1 delegate, C. M. Payne, Route 2.

Purdon. Chapel 29 25 votes, 1 delegate, G. H. :i.ip, Route 6, Corsicana. Purdon 30 42 votes, 2 delegates, H.

F. Chestnutt, Purdon. Richland 31 62 votes, 2 delegates. W. L.

Cunifingham, Richland. Currie votes, 1 delegate. L. D. Craig, Currie.

Rural Shade 33 22 votes, 1 delegate, J. R. Bruner, Route 4, Kerens. Roane votes, 1 delegate, Burke, Roane, Rice 35 116 votes, 5 delegate C. A.

Nowlin. Rice. Navarro 36- 24 votes, 1 delegate, A. Moore, Navarro, Rushing 37 18 votes, 1 delegate, R. M.

Wilson, Route 1, Wortham. Spring Hill 38 17 votes. 1 delegate, C. S. Matthews, Route Dawson.

Tupelo 39 36 votes, 1 delegate, M. Williams, Route 1, Rice. Winkler 40 24 votes, 1 delegate. J. R.

Ferguson, Winkler. Chapel 41 41 votes, 2 delegates, T. P. McCustin. Route Corsicana.

Emmett 42 30 votes, 1 delegate, T. Ballew, Route 3, Frost. 43 17 votes, 1 delegate, C. D. Carter, Route 1, Dawson, Westbrook 44 21 votes.

1 delegate, J. W. Burroughs, Route 1. Powell. Eldorado Center 45 -6 votes, 1 Negro Strikes Son Accidental IVIanner April 21 Wash Ray, negro, who lives W.

E. Fitzgerald farm wc came near killing hi ar-old son Monday aftprmm he accidentally mm with a ham- ci The elder nogio was driving a team of mules when they ran away and became entangled in a wire fence. He was trying to get them out of the fence when he tr.iow a ham on at one the mules. He missed his mark but struck his son in the forme knocking him unconscious for several hours. delegate, E.

Poole. Route 1, Dawson, New Raleigh 46 12 votes, 1 delegate, B. F. Pevvhouse, Blooming Grove. Phillip's Chapel 47 21 votes, 1 delegate, M.

Bryant, Route 5, Corsicana. Retreat 48 14 votes, 1 delegate, Posey Wilson, Route 3, Corsicana. COUNTY AGENT SEES NEW SHERMAN MILK PLANT IN OPERATION The now Meadowlake Milk Products plant at Sherman has created a lively interest in high class cows and this was evident in the prices at the 21st semi-annual auction sale of the Grayson County Live Stock association Friday, attended by Henry Gentry, Navarro county agent, Mr. Gentry went with the idea of making some purchases for some interested Navar.o county farmers but he did not find at the sale the individuals he wanted. The general range of prices was rather high and the bidding was spirited, explained Mr, Gentry.

The first batch of registered heiferi? and cows sold at from $130 to $200 While in Sherman Mr. Gentry made an inspection of the new milk plant and brought back with him some of the powdered milk and butter being produced by this plant. The plant makes three grades of butter and a sweet cream mix for ice cream and other commercial purposes. Mr. Gentry said that he found the farmers on the whole very w'ell pleased with the market offered by the milk products plant and that the milk production in Grayson county was being increased very rapidly.

As an example of what a farmer could do with a whole milk market he told of the case of a farmer living seven miles from Sherman milking ten cows, carrying a total of about fifteen cows in his herd, with several choice heifer calves. This farmer was receiving a milk check each two weeks of about $127.50 and after deducting for feed and labor costs he found he was making a profit I of about per week His milk tested 4.9rper cent butter fat. ARD OF THANKS. We take this method to express our heartfelt thanks to each and every one who so willingly helped us in the loss of our home and its contents, which was destroyed by fhi on April 12. 1928.

No one those that homes know wh. again we want 4 to each of you. tvo lost their means. And uy many thanks aerially the young They Destroy Millions Every Year! Those tiny moth eggs grow into moths which in turn make their clothes out. of yours.

True, they only eat a little of each garment, but the little they take dc- storys the garment, or blanket, or carpet. How much lias it cost you already to put tip with these I destructive pests? Start now protectiiw yourself against further ioss in this way. We have sprays that make the fabrics moth proof. Also a full line of moth halls, moth flakes and good, roomy cedar garment bags in which to store your clothes. A full line of Moth Inabnit Drug Co hoys who tried to save some of our household.

But the fire was too much under way when it was discovered Only the washing of clothes that v. us on the line and one mattress and a few' quilts were saved. We hope if ever any of you will be blessed with friends as we have. May God bless each of you who helped in any way. Mrs.

Nannie Holland and children, Mr and Mrs. H. L. Poarch. AURORA (ONE DECORATION materials and City Hook Store, Hanging Baskets Porch Boxes Window Boxes Spring Bedding Plants City Loans Why should you bo with monthly payments.

Let me take up your ly payment loan. Only pay 2 per cent afeml.annually. LEON CLARK Dealer In Stocke, Bonde, and Rasl Estate. Phone 284. A-OnAkCO RlSTst Greenhouses, Store and Nursery Ground: 620 N.

15th Phone 600 Feet of parking space Be Sure and Visit Our Greenhouse F. J. Green, General Practice Special Attention to Female Chronic Diseases, and Phone Res. 1573 Beaton Hotel Bidg. CU PRAISED FDR IIS HANDLING RECENT CONVENTION BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION HERE GREATEST IN HISTORY, CLAIMED The recent State Baptist Sunday School convention held in Corsicana, with the First Baptist church as host church; the Rev.

J. Howard Williams as pastor, and Papl B. Harper as general chairman, was conceded by many attending the sessions as being the best convention ever held of that body. Among other letters of praise and thanks for the great convention and entertainment received here, the following will be of interest, as well as the statement by the Rev. Howard Williams, pastor of the First Baptist church here.

Dr. Williams has received the following, which is self-explanatory and interesting, from Rev. T. Holcomb, pastor of the First Baptist church of Sherman, hosts to the convention next year: SHERMAN, Texas, April 20, 1928. Rev, J.

Howard Williams, Corsicana, Texas. Dear Friend: I want to send this word of congratulation to you and your coworkers on the way you handled the convention. It was the greatest system carried out in the most perfect way I. have ever seen. Corsicana certainly did her part in helping to make it the greatest Sunday School Convention, Texas Baptists have ever had.

May I ask of you and Brother Harper that you write out your plan of organization in caring for the convention? The names and number of committees, number of homes required and any other information that you think would be helpful to us next year. I thought it would be easier for you to outline it now than later. We would also appreciate any suggestions you may make as a result of your experience. All of us rejoice over the way God is blessing you in your work. Sincerely, L.

HOLCOMB. Mr, Williams stated today that communications which he has already received from people who attend the convention, expressing their praise of Corsicana for the manner in which the convention was handled. Ho further stated that before the people had left Corsicana, they were out-spoken in their congratulations, many voicing the opinion that the convention was the best handled of any which they had attended. The praise, he said, was not for the church alone, but for the city and the citizenship in general. Mr Williams asked for the opportunity to make the following statement through these columns: "To the people of Corsicana: I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your most generous help in caring for our recent convention.

As a church, we are indebted to you and as citizens, we are prouder of Corsicana. It is a real temptation for me to try to mention the many who helped but that would be a very difficult, if not impossible, task. We are grateful that Corsicana realized this was a task for the entire citizenship and I tell you the people left singing the praises of our city. Many told me they had never attended a convention so well handled nor visited the citv with more generous and genuine hospitality. Such a spirit as has been expressed the past week in caring for two large conventions, will enable us to build a great city.

Spirit is the biggest thing about a city. With such a spirit, we can do any- think we undertake. Again, we thank J. HOWARD WILLIAMS. Corsicana Gets Publicity.

Corsicana received state wide publicity through many chaneis during this week because of the Rotary and Sunday School conventions, it was pointed out at the Chamber of Commerce Monday morning. At a noticeable feature of this favorable publicity it was explained that the Baptist Standard, official publication of organized Baptists of Texas, with a circulation of 21,000 in the homes of the Southwest, dedicated its entire issue prior to the Sunday School convention to Corsicana. The cover page of the Standard was devoted to pictures of Corsicana, including cuts of the Navarro county court house, State National Bank building. Municipal building, Navarro Hotel and high school. This attractive cover page lay-out was furnished by the publicity department of the local Chamber.

Inside pages oi the convention issue of the Standard gave prominence to J. Howard Williams, pastor of the First Baptist church of Corsicana, and Paul Harper, educational director and arrangements chairman, and used cuts of the First Methodist church, First Baptist church and the First Christian churchy LEATHER PURSES, newest in bag und under-arm styles Book Store, FARMERS OE COUNTY WILLING MILK MANY COWS WITH MARKET Preliminary totals of the first batch of questionnaires in the Navarro county dairy survey being conducted by the agricultural committee of the Corsicana Chamber of Commerce, in cooperation with the agricultural department of the Southern Pacific lines, Thursday showed that 191 farmers were willing, with a steady (vhole milk market, to milk a total of 1183 cows, an average of about six cows each. These questionnaires represented farmers in the following communities: Kerens, Blooming Grove. Frost, Purdon, Pickett, Roane, Dawson. Black Hills, Corbet, Oil Ridge, Chapel, Rice and Eureka.

The survey in the county is attracting considerable interest and is being made possible largely through the splendid cooperation given by the Kerens Chamber of Commerce. the bankers of the county and a number of interested farmers who are working with the Corsicana Chamber. Some of the school principals of the county are also giving substantial help. It is hoped to complete Rice Schools to Close May 28th PTE, April 23. The Rice public schools close on Friday, May 2e, with the graduating x- er- tor held at the school auditorium or that evening.

There are only four members of the graduating class this year, three boys and one girl. They are Grafton Goodwyn, Sherman Allen Miles, Cecil Hobbs and Martha Simpson. the survey within the next two weeks. The purpose of the survey is to determine accurately the number of cows in the county and particularly the number of cows that farmers would be willing to milk with a satisfactory market and also determine the number of farmers interested in joining bull circles which will be organized in connection with the dairy program. Experience in other dairy sections has shown conclusively that the type of cows must be of a high grade to be profitable and formation of bull circles results in higher grades at a minimum of expense, according to the agricultural committee.

Future plans for the development of dairy interest in Navarro county will depend to a considerable extent on the information derived through the county survey. There is Only One FRIGID AIRE. Its a product of General Motors. C. R.

HALL, Dealer at 1968 West First Ave. 170. SCHOOL BOARD MEETS The Navarro county school board was in session Saturday considering the proposed consolidation of Barry, Cottonwood, Fish Tank and Cryer Creek school districts for rural high school purposes. Representatives from each of the districts were present. WOODEN DECORATED CANDLES, all colors and Book Store.

Negress Arrested Charge Shoplifting A nogross was arrested Saturday by city officers and turned over to the county officers in connection with alleged shop-lifting Saturday morning at the Red Front store. She was lodged in the county jail. 24 INCH WHIP CANDLES, all Book Store, Mothers Tkuj ci recti mnemvmice- IT must be something good, and And to be worthy of Another. And to be in keeping with the spirit of Doy, it should be something lasting too-- a reed remembrance. Sterling silver fulfills all these requirements, Hh Lovely serving pieces in fmnous sterling cost but a trifle.

Within a price range of to for instance, there are gifts like cold jelly servers, salted nut spoons, steak sets. And of course, tlierc are. dozens of more elaborate suggestions. Let us show them to youl when Alother opens one of our charming Mother's Day gift boxes, and the soft gleam of the jnperishablc beauty within is reflected in the brightness of her smile, realize that this Day you chose more wisely than ever before, SAM DAICHES HAT SHOP Everything in New and Artistic Millinery. 217 N.

Beaton Street BASEBALL TODAY Over Radio from Fort Worth and every afternoon at 4 that Fort Worth is playing away from Fort Worth. Alsp the scores from all other games. Musical programs received over radio all during the day. Coopers Pharmacy L. Sole Owner Phone 81 or 82.

(Successor to Penland Drug Co.) Tatum Cunningham Phones 123 and 124 124 N. Beaton ILES CURED 1 WITHtHT IHK or I UI'IHOI I.OSH OK TIME MITHIMT I I HOI KAIN. Thronte CaUrrh rnred by mild Irrai ni.nt, Eiaminiillon Khrn Nuniln, Trum III S. ni. io 9 im OK.

r. E. Bank Building. OKEICE Tl.OS Kl) Monday, Tuesday amt Attending Optometrie omitini in Italian, ln tie driven Jif of the best in the Hioll iuelutiiiur 1)1 Needle. President of ihe Northern ul Uptom- etry in Thteatro III Iversen Optical Company Exclusive Optometrists 34 In Coralcana Phone 332.

114 NORTH BEATON STREET Buttermilk Starter For Baby Chicks In 5,10 and 25-pound sizes. We have a complete stock of Chick and Hen Feed. Thomas Cash Grocery 312 N. Comemrce St. Phone 458 Garden Tools Good garden tools last for years.

There is more satisfaction in using good tools, and the cost is but little, if any more, than of inferior tools. Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Plows, Poultry Netting, Wheelbarrows, Etc. Spend more time outdoors, and at the same time have a good garden and well-kept yard. See what a nice line of tools we have. DOGS DOGS DOGS one abso-utely unselfish friend that man can have in thin selfish world, the one that never deserts him.

the one that never proves ungrdteful or treacherous, is his Senator to a be ashamed of loving your dog. Remember kindness' runs strong in a nature and he quickly responds to ii. Also remember that the and-eat-grass-and-get-well theory ought not to apply when good dog remedies can be had. An almost complete tine of and Gloveifs dog remedies are kept on hand by us, besides specialties of other manufacturers of dog medicines. Such manufacturers have kept pace with modern scientific discoveries and introduced new remedies or changed formulae or old ones when advisable.

A good dog book of Seregant's remedies and also Dog Book free for the asking. Williams Drug Co. 108 South Beaton Corsicana. For the Next Thirty Days We are giving 25 per cent discount on all Wall it Papers. Can sell you the best House Paint on the market for $2.37 the We hang the if paper and apply the Thirty-one years in the Paint Business is our guarantee New Model Ford Sedan Given Away May 23rd Ticket with each dollar purchase, merchandise or contract.

Miller Paint Co. 8 8 8 ii 8 8 8 8 Phone No. 8 120 West Collin 8 OUR ONE-CENT SALE Continued Through Monday We are continuing our Penslar One-Cent Sale through Monday. Buy your needs for some time at this great sale. Drug Store 102 S.

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