Methodist Church Services and Evening Sermon Topics
The Methodist Church invites worshippers to Sunday services with morning and evening sermons titled My Cross and Religion in Bus and Business in Religion. An orchestra will perform at the evening service. Pastor Chas H. Armstrong presides. A social tea and cookies followed the services, with thanks to attendees including Messrs and Mesdames Todd Collins Spalding Barcham Ritchey and Viscount.
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W. D. Boreham
Ed Todd
Messrs
EH. Todd
DW. Collins
Tile Davis
Earl Young
Roy Stiilwell
Arnold
Bridge Supper for Mrs Jean Mra at former residence
A bridge supper was hosted Saturday evening for Mrs RW Mra Jean at the former living rooms. The scene featured spring decorations, a 7 10 arrival, a two course menu including pressed chicken and potato salad, and tables set with embroidered cloths and pink and yellow lighting as guests enjoyed games.
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Marathon
Ed Hancock Travels to Del Rio with Daughter this Week
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Ed Hancock visiting Del Rio with her daughter Robert Comfeld this week. Mentions ranches cattle and a new name in upper town, and Mr W J Hurnam. Mentions Al K Dozier Marathon Texas and a lumber company.
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del Rio
Robert Comfeld
Bath
W. J. Hurnam
al K.dozier Marathon
Texas Fine Lumber Company
Von
Chicken Supper Fundraises for Play Equipment
The MID Slee oon ete ML eT bers of the Athletic Club hosted a chicken supper last Thursday in the school dining room. Nearly two hundred attended, contributing proceeds to playground equipment. The Baptist Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Alle Davis hosting. Mrs. Norma Giles spoke on the society’s history, and Mrs. J Granger, Mrs. Ansley, and Mrs. P. Chambers gave talks. Ten members attended. two course refreshments were served.
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Norma Giles
Baptist Missionary Society
J. Granger
Ansley
Mra P. Chambers
Daisy Jean to Perform at College March 1
Noted artist Daisy Jean, a harpist and soprano, appears at Sul Ross College on March 1 in a varied recital at Sul Ross Auditorium. The program features harp songs and a cello concerto, with accompanist Miss Ann Truesdale praised for sympathetic collaboration and refined technique.
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Sul Row
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Renditi
25 Lobos Start Spring Training at Jackson Field
About 25 men reported for the Lobos first spring workout at Jackson Field as Coach B C Graves discusses prospects for next year. The letter men, including Graves and Ste Mozart, push through drills amid early practices.
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B.C. Graves
Graves
Ste Mozart
Spindte
Younger
Ray
Dyer Lunder
Local residents travel and family visits noted in community gossip
Hollow Mr and Mrs Stat J Roberts and Miss Kether Bo motored to Halmorhea with friends Stusted ey Wall Rev Methi Alpine visitors spent Sunday with K Kendrick family Rev atntean of 1 Paso led services in Baptist church Archies appendix recovery after surgery noted Archie Miller and family in Del Rio for a short period Mrs Roy Stillwell hosted visitors from Iran Texas as K A Serna’s ranch listed among local movements surrounding Merchants Trade Convention and university banquet guests.
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Stat J. Roberts
Miss Kether Bo
Halmorhea Monding
Stustedey Wall
1928 Summer Courses Expanded At University
The 1928 summer session opens in June with a wider course selection. Qualified students may enter without examination, while new entrants from high schools or other campuses must bring transcripts to the Registrar. Progress toward degrees is noted during the summer term.
Summer school targets twelve term hours for renewals
The article outlines requirements for participants to take four courses during summer session, complete 12 term hours of work, and have certificates renewed for one year by the State Department of Education as mandated by law enacted by the last legislature.
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State Department of Sation
Prairie dog poison ready for distribution to ranchers
A supply of prairie dog poison has been prepared under the direction of County Agent R. Bile or for distribution to Brewster County ranchers this week. Those desirous of obtaining the poison may apply to James A. Burke or Mr. Miller.
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Brewster County
E James A. Burke
Mr. Miller
Advertising boom boosts The Avalanche readers' value
A brief ad focused item notes stronger value from The Avalanche promotion. It highlights increased reader reach and perceived worth for advertisers backing the publication, signaling a push to maximize return on investment for local businesses.
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Texas University
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