Church News Highlights Multiple Local Congregations
A long parish digest lists services and events from First Baptist Church to St. Pauls Episcopal Church. It notes pastors J Jordan and Ervin Watson among others, with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m at various locations, plus choir rehearsals, youth groups, and conference plans across San Angelo and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MYF Groupe
Presbyterian Church
Kaeplover Seouts
Nautie Hinchman
San Angelo
Mia Aul Galloway
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Blackburn
Herbert Morris
San
Antonio
Thanksgiving Day at Rochelle Homeplace Observed
Here From Pallas Mr and Mrs M N William son Jr Jimmy and Carol of Dallas came Friday morning for an early Thanksgiving with home folk Mrs Marion Williamson Joe Jamie Williamsons and the Joe Myricks. Saturday was the day observed at the homeplace in the Rochelle community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pallas
M. N. Williamson
Jimmy
Carol
Dallas
Marion Williamson
Joe Jamie Williamsons
Joe Myricks
Rochelle
Office Supplies Ad From Standard Herald
A compact line from the Standard Herald Office Supply Dept promotes reliable service with the slogan we deliver the goods. The ad highlights longstanding practice of serving customers with nationally known products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Herald Office Supply Dept
Community News From Stacy Texas 1940
Local newsletter from Stacy Texas on November 21 1940 details family visits church events and community notes. Rev David Clapsaddle preached two sermons and conference plans note next Workers Conference at Menard on December 15. Rainfall totals, cotton harvesting, quail hunting plans and kinship visits are reported with several named residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy
Texas
David Clapsaddie
B. L. Murrell
Briggs Browning
Clapsaddie
Akers
Cleve Pridemore
Garner
Brady
Herman Ake
Brady Associat
Rochelle
Tim Snowden
David Clapsaddle
Bird Kirk
San Angelo
Nim Kirk
Kirk
Anna Parnell
Dickenson
Clara Haywood
Melvin
C. O. Moore
Workers’ Conference
Garretts
Haywood
John Smith
Troy Smith
San Marcos
Anthony Craig Dunning
Harold Brown
Coleman
Bo Brown
Sue
RB. L. Murrell
Eden Sundev
Moore
Oliver Lee
Local notices from Coleman area residents share visits and travels
Mrs. Moore and children of Santa Anna visit Coleman with Rev and Mrs Everett. Everett deer hunting success noted. Locals travel to Valera Brady and Sweetwater. several families and friends update on illnesses, recoveries, and hospital stays. Thanksgiving plans, school holiday, and hunting trips also reported among Coleman Brownwood San Angelo and Dallas connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruesta
Leonard Moore
Santa Anna
Coleman
J. B. Everett
Danny
Barbara
J. C. Weaver
Brownwood
Everetts
Rev. Everett
Valera
Mosers
Monroes
Mercers
San Angelo
Oain Walker
Effie Murray
Winfield
George Allen
Martin
Jim Betsill
Hap Betasill
Johnie Hemphill
Jimmy Frank
Wade Dickinson
Mason
T. E. McNeely
Kermit
New Mexico
Leonard Young
George Wolff
Melvin School
Moore
Gainesville
B. L. Murrell
Gouldbusk
Norwood
W. B. Gibson
Sherman
S. H. Spruiell
Dill Deakins
Babb Taylor
Dublin
Dan Taylor
Taylor
Babb
Bo Brown
Sue
Count of Callahan Max Elser remembered as a bold oil pioneer
The narrator recalls Max Elser, once known as the Count of Callahan, who helped build a telegraph line from Dallas to Fort Worth and held vast oil interests in Callahan County. Despite late fortunes and aging, he remained a vividly alive character who influenced early Texas oil ventures. Cigarette rolling traditions of the era are contrasted with modern smoking habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Daily News Baok
Max Elaer
Pallas
Fort Worth
Texas and Pacific
Callahan
Callahan County
Elser
Max Elser
Hereford Sale At Johnson City Details
The 15th annual registered Herefords sale will be in Johnson City on Saturday Dec 3 at 1 pm sponsored by the Blanco County Hereford Breeders Association. Sixty bulls and eight open females from 13 Central Texas herds will be sold with Col Walter Britten as auctioneer. Catalogs available from O L Patterson Secretary Johnson City Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Blanco County Hereford Breeders Association
Central Texas
J. M. Schrum
Sugarland
J.C Fekert
Mason
C. D. Dooley
Brackettville
Col
Walter Britten
College Station
Simon Burg Stonewall
J. E. Baker
Blanco
Blanco Hereford Farm
Lazy E Ranch
Round Mountain
Stanton’s
Hereford Ranch
Ard E. Richardson
San Antonio
Loma Ranch
Straits Medina Hereford Ranch
Horseshoe D. Ranch
Hereford Hills Ranch
900 Ranch
Fair Oaks Ranch
Boerne
Weinheimer Ranch
Stonewall
O. L. Patterson
Tex
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Presbyterian
Siath
Fim
J. Jordan
Angen
Hehear
Lottie Moon
WMI
Hour of Power
Thureday
Krarhelle
Tenas Charles Hare
Aundsy Behoul
W. G Maeda
Fan Angelo
Hochetlle
First Methodiat Church
Harry
Bamberger
Christian Science Society
Tl A.m
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Conrad Carlson
Studs Lonigan
Jack Nicholson
Kathy Browne
James T. Farrell
Stacy and
Doole
Mrs. CO. Moore
John Whatley
Fred Whatley
Harley Maynor
Misa Ruth Dean
Bangs
John Mitchel Guice
Frank Guice
Eden
F. C. Guice
Rudell
Lynda
Jimmy Frank Hemphill
Piomser Natural Gas Company
Deluse Modern
Vanes
Cobra-Matic
Zenith
Cobra
S. Bridge As. O
Hereford
Eigse
Ball Point
Lindy Pen Co., Inc
Culver City
Calif, USA
UP Co., Inc
Standard - Herald
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